Right, but they have to, because it affects employees, it affects the stock market, it affects investors, it affects everything. Yeah.
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One bug affects iPhones, another affects Windows, and the third affects servers running Linux.
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"Diabetes affects your eyesight, it affects your heart, it affects your kidneys, your feet, your nerves," Padayachee says.
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"This affects everyone in Congress, affects governors," New Mexico Gov.
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It affects us as Detroiters, it affects us as a people.
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"These parachutes affect SpaceX, and it affects Boeing and affects Lockheed Martin on Orion and affects all of our programs under development," Bridenstine said.
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It affects your core, it affects who you are as a person.
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"CO2 affects climate change, but also climate change affects CO2," Denning says.
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This affects the well-being of residents and affects their quality of life.
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It's bigoted because it disproportionately affects Muslims, not because it affects every Muslim.
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We have to see how it affects how people feel about the platform, how it affects how they use the platform, how it affects the creator ecosystem.
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It's abundantly clear that what affects the patient affects the nurse and vice versa.
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This discrimination affects doctors emotionally as well as negatively affects their careers and relationships.
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Whatever affects one directly" — "Yes, sir," someone in the audience responded — "affects all indirectly.
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"We're a Latinx family living in 2018, so we had to mention it because it affects us, it affects our country, and it affects our world," said Gomez.
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You give people much more computing power, then that affects finance, it affects business, it affects security, so you can use these things for example to crack encryption.
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So the L train, it affects my extracurriculars, it affects my social life, and when I'm going to see family elsewhere in the city, it affects that, too.
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I think it affects me and my mood more than it affects and changes relationships.
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We're feminists because this affects me, and affects my mom, who's a woman of color.
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And whether it directly affects me or not, it directly affects many, many, many women.
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Furthermore, more research is needed to determine whether gait affects personality or personality affects gait.
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How they behave directly affects your health, and how you behave affects theirs as well.
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How they behave directly affects your health, and how you behave, affects theirs, as well.
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An aging society affects everyone, but it affects women most because of their greater longevity.
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We look at the economic forces ... however the negotiations go ... how it affects the exchange rate, how it affects the supply side of the economy, and how it affects demand.
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"What people do affects their environment and that affects their ability to survive," said Bar-Yam.
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"It affects the rest of the team way more than it affects the guys," Danielson said.
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"It does affect public opinion, which affects Congress, which affects impeachment proceedings," Mr. Dean told me.
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The way he affects people is what affects me ... The person himself, I'm not caught up with.
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Where post-traumatic stress affects the body's nervous systems, moral injury affects the mind and the spirit.
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A woman's decision about her own reproductive rights affects her economic security – and that affects our entire economy.
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Certainly, this is something that affects all women, and that affects plus-size women in a particular way.
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Indeed, what is happening in the Middle East affects the West as much as it affects the East.
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And so we don't work in the coal mines, but … one job affects this job and affects this job.
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The life in Gaza affects the life in Israel, and the life in Israel affects the life in Gaza.
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Though MS affects over 2.3 million people worldwide, it affects two to three times as many women as men.
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The source of air pollution affects its chemical structure, and the chemical structure influences how it affects the body.
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What affects one of us affects us all when it comes to disease, whether we like it or not.
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However, just as your mom was connected, your life affects others as well — and so your decision affects others.
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How this affects sexual expectations This gender socialization continues into emerging adulthood and affects men's romantic and sexual expectations.
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It also affects the hypothalamic pituitary axis, which controls testosterone (which, in turn, affects your sex drive), Lynn tells me.
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It affects lots of other people who will get angry with what I do because then it affects me again.
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What parents do affects their children — their brains and their behavior — and the ways that children behave affects their parents.
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Because the way you listen affects the way I speak, and the way I speak affects the way you listen.
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So the failure to secure the border affects me in Kansas indirectly and it affects you in New York indirectly.
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Meltdown affects just Intel chips, while Spectre affects just about all modern chips, including AMD, ARM, IBM Power chips and Nvidia.
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Season 2 deals with how it continually affects those when someone dies by suicide and how it affects the entire culture.
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Theoretically, reconciliation could be set up for one bill that only affects revenues and a separate bill that only affects spending.
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It affects who enters the profession, who feels they have a seat at the table (and who remains), and ultimately affects patients.
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A carbon tax affects the cost of running a power plant much more than it affects the cost of buying a car.
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Empire State of Mind: Climate change affects us all, but it affects low-income people and communities of color a bit harder.
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There are two main forms of albinism—one that affects just someone's eyes, and another that affects the skin, hair, and eyes.
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It doesn't just affect writing songs, it affects what time I get up in the morning, it affects what I eat, it affects how I view politics and how I view my community and what kind of a world I want.
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Additionally, 23 percent of those employees say it affects their relationships at home, and 17 percent say it affects their productivity at work.
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Women and femmes — because this self-esteem crisis affects you like it affects no one else — please know that you are worth loving.
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Sexual harassment, he wrote, "profoundly affects the victim and affects the agency's reputation, undermines the agency's credibility, and lowers employee productivity and morale."
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Astroturfing to change the outcome of a decision like Brexit affects billions of people; it adversely affects every country with relations to Europe.
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"If it affects the peanut butter market, it affects all of us," said Malcolm Broome, executive director of the Mississippi Peanut Growers Association.
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And this affects the well-being of the author, it affects the well-being of the reader, and it affects the well-being of the public as a whole, because the flow of information within society is being warped by this large platform.
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Over the course of the show's eight episodes, we learn how Sam's autism affects his family members, in addition to how it affects him.
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The fact that I still remember it is important — obviously representation affects us psychically, affects our aspirations in some ways that we can't quantify.
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"It affects your facial growth, your skull growth... it affects your teeth... that's why I don't have any, these are fake, right here." pic.twitter.
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According to the Stanford engineering professor Bernard Roth, the way you speak affects more than how people perceive you: It affects how you act.
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But while many people grapple with similar setbacks to healthy living, every single obstacle affects women more than it affects men, the report found.
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We have a duty to not just do something because it affects us, but because it affects those next to us, our neighbors, our community.
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From a scientific standpoint, it's accurate to say that the moon affects our water — that is, the moon's gravitational pull definitely affects the ocean tides.
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One study looked at how smoking weed affects the absorption of alcohol, and the other looked at how drinking alcohol affects the absorption of THC.
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These results remained the same when the researchers considered age, which affects exercise participation, and body mass index, which likewise affects how often we exercise.
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But there are a million ways that HTML rendering affects and OS, and I'll be waiting to see how Chromium affects Windows and vice verse.
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The bug affects the Linux kernel in version 3.8, which was released in early 2013, so it also affects any Android device running KitKat or later.
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" Nas says in the essay that while whoever occupies the Oval Office doesn't directly affect him, "the way [the president] affects people is what affects me.
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But a big part of it has got to be just listening to one another, learning each other's stories, thinking 'whatever affects this person, affects me.
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"Certainly economic uncertainty in the broad macroeconomic environment affects all businesses, it affects our clients, it affects us, but that said we think we're really well positioned to continue to take advantage of and double down on the shift to mobile which is happening," she said.
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That there's good trichome in CBD and bad trichome in THC because supposedly one only affects your body and one affects your mind, but don't they interact?
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"A big part of it has got to be just listening to one another, learning each other's stories, thinking 'whatever affects this person, affects me,'" he wrote.
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So we can contend with this in two parts: how drinking affects you immediately after a workout, and how drinking affects you the day before a workout.
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While researchers still don't know exactly how the coronavirus affects pets, they're recommending people stay away from animals until they know more about how the virus affects people.
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Sickle cell disease (SCD) is the most common inherited blood disorder, impacting 100,000 Americans, and affects mostly African-Americans but also affects many other people of various ancestry.
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What happens at home or in your personal life (no matter who you're dating) almost always affects your attitude, which affects your work — it's just a fact of life.
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Though the strict quarantine affects around 50,000 people, a one-week ban on public activities including concerts at La Scala of Milan and Venice's Carnival affects tens of millions.
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It affects low-income, single-parent, and black and Hispanic households the most, but it cuts across many demographic lines and affects 11 percent of American households over all.
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So, to me, it's really one of those examples where people think a law might not affect them—like, Oh that only affects immigrants, that affects Muslims, that's not me.
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How light affects our bodies It's been well documented that light affects circadian rhythms — biological processes that regulate the sleep-wake cycle every 24 hours — in humans and other living things.
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What's remarkable is how much we've done to address it—a reflection, I suspect, not only of how broadly it affects our lives but of how deeply it affects our psyches.
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We were looking at the ripple effect from warming temperatures affecting coral, which affects the smaller fish like sardines, which then affects the sea lions and birds that depend on them.
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Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome, which affects about three people per million worldwide, affects the connection between nerves and muscles, disrupting the ability of nerve cells to send signals to muscle cells.
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It's not just an abstraction — it affects people's lives.
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" Mr. Wyatt said the issue "also affects married men.
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Why is it always the United States that gets right in the middle of things, with something that – you know, it affects us, but not nearly as much as it affects other countries.
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Her plan was to write about how terroir — the characteristics imbued in a crop based on the environment in which it's grown — affects cacao in much the same way it affects wine grapes.
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You don't realize how [reality TV production] affects other people.
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This is something that affects babies, children, adults, old people.
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The content of our dreams also affects what we remember.
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It affects about 2.7 million people in the United States.
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"This affects our dinner plates in many cases," said Pinksy.
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How researchers word questions critically affects the end empirical results.
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Of course what we do first affects what happens next.
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A disturbance, by definition, is something that affects later measurements.
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The acid test is how this affects administration foreign policy.
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Well, there are two important fields that this research affects.
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Neither descriptor affects whether something is an assault rifle, necessarily.
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But that's the only time that it really affects us.
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This affects everyone, across the country and around the globe.
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But the lack of subscriber alerts affects many more creators.
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When somebody creates drama it affects the people around us.
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Dwarfism in cats affects their bone growth and hormone development.
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The closure mainly affects flights from Europe to Southeast Asia.
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It mainly affects young children, and there is no cure.
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I'm not about how it affects one candidate or another.
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Schedules are also irregular, which affects hourly employees and contractors.
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" "This time of trauma affects us all, LGBTQ or otherwise.
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PT to clarify how refreshing the timeline affects the update.
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Stress also affects the placenta, reducing protection for the fetus.
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It's how you handle adversity, not how it affects you.
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"It affects them, and you hear it in the music."
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Again, each choice, large and small, affects the overall narrative.
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Lupus is an inflammatory disease that affects thousands of people.
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Are there any specific populations that it affects more seriously?
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The novel's structure affects how we think of Vera, too.
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He said the disease only affects pigs and not people.
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She also advises knowing what sort of material affects you.
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The bug affects iOS 11.3 and the iOS 11.4 betas.
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A lack of inclusion behind the scenes also affects storytelling.
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It's an issue that affects more than just consumer electronics.
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How Trump's performance affects that calculus remains to be seen.
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And, as for why hangxiety affects some, but not others?
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No. It's just stupid behavior that affects our national security.
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The extraction process is slow and laborious, which affects supply.
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On the New York Times homepage:Blackout Affects Millions in Manhattan.
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For a start, he affects not to believe the polls.
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The source of the pneumonia also affects a person's prognosis.
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That affects the congressional calculus that will determine his fate.
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Obvious but true: A bad boss affects the whole team.
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"I think any slump affects anybody's overall game," Boudreau said.
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Our daily consumption of water affects future supply, of course.
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It is reputation, and affects how we're treated every day.
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The condition currently affects about two percent of American children.
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Trucking is a massive industry that affects virtually every American.
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How do you feel like the digital world affects intimacy?
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The association estimates that the disease affects 1.4 million Americans.
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"This is not something that just affects Muslims," Altman said.
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A tragedy that affects their animals further tests their relationship.
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Generally, the bug affects Broadcom's BCM4354, 4358, and 4359 chips.
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Myth #4: The FAFSA only affects my federal student aid.
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It affects someone, someone has to pay those additional levees.
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Do you find that flying affects your mood at all?
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It's like an obsession and it actually affects his life.
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The walkout, which began Friday, affects nearly 80,000 daily riders.
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All the construction in the area also affects the Oculus.
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It affects about 20 percent of children under five worldwide.
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TS: I think where I grew up affects my worldview.
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So if one does something bad, it really affects everybody.
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The first is injury through overtraining, which primarily affects them.
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This video by AsapSCIENCE explains how ayahuasca affects the brain.
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Of course when your neighbors are affected, it affects you.
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But it only affects a very small number of people.
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According to researchers, clothing affects people's mental processes and perceptions.
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The country where DNA affects dating Dating is hard enough.
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Psychological health often affects physical health among officers as well.
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The EPA's latest proposal only affects new coal power plants.
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The illness affects one in 100,000 people, the NIH reported.
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Gaten has cleidocranial dysplasia, which affects tooth and bone development.
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There's drama for entertainment, but it rarely affects the outcome.
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It affects every sector of every industry in the economy.
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The strike affects games that went into production after Feb.
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SEGALL: Dr. David Greenfield says it also affects your behavior.
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The Jones Act affects industries across America in different ways.
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Comander notes the treatment affects different patients in different ways.
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Pop culture affects the popularity of certain names every year.
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According to Harvard, heart failure affects 210 million people worldwide.
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Cancer affects us all, and it has affected my family.
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It's one thing to know abstractly that misogyny affects everyone.
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The WannaCry ransomware affects machines running the Windows operating system.
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And then anytime you have a recession, it affects matrimony.
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The outbreak affects 12 out of 18 of Sudan's states.
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Gardening is interesting because it affects you on multiple levels.
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Studies on how media use affects kids' sleep aren't conclusive.
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But corruption also affects the economy in more surreptitious ways.
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And Masri claims the same bug can also affects Macs.
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The disorder was characterized in 1981 and largely affects males.
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This affects both the quality and thoroughness of their analysis.
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For Latino families, food insecurity affects 1 in 5 households.
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And it also affects the peace of the whole region.
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"Zero rating profoundly affects internet users' choices," the letter argues.
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It affects cars equipped with Lexus' Enform system with navigation.
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Please note that this breach only affects our Forum service.
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The selfie threat affects an older bunch — cellphone carrying teenagers.
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This affects prisoners' access to programming and privileges, she argues.
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This particularly affects apps like Safari, YouTube, Overcast and others.
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What is the common contagion that affects the respiratory system?
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It's widely known that sleep affects our mood and health.
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"I believe that depression affects Koreans a lot," he added.
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How do you think this affects dancing at the club?
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But clothing affects every other environmental problem we care about.
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As in people, this gene affects the monkeys' social interaction.
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Music affects our vital signs: blood pressure, heart rate, breathing.
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Hearing loss affects an estimated 30 million people across America.
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Again, not true: It affects both sexes in equal numbers.
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It's estimated it affects about 5% of all children worldwide.
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Type 2, or childhood onset SMA, affects toddlers and children.
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An earlier version of this article misstated what naled affects.
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This vicious cocktail of poverty and hopelessness affects women disproportionately.
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It still affects me, and not just as an actor.
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It's estimated POTS affects between 22012 and 210 million Americans.
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I don't think longevity affects the relationship with output, either.
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It's difficult, complex, and affects us all in different ways.
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The nature of the track layout also affects the tires.
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And not something that affects us here in this building.
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The first change affects people applying for a new mortgage.
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WHAT AFFECTS DO YOU SEE IT HAVING ON THE ECONOMY?
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What is it about cancer that affects people so deeply?
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It affects your self esteem, so you conduct yourself differently.
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This issue also disproportionally affects women and people of color.
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It affects the whole of the rest of your life.
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"Health care affects every aspect of our lives," Kim says.
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Testosterone increases muscle mass, strength and hemoglobin, which affects endurance.
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Reflect on how your immediate environment affects your thought processes.
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It's unclear why it affects some people and not others.
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I don't think it affects us one way or another.
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It mainly affects young adults in their most productive years.
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It is unclear how the accord affects McCartney's copyright claims.
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See the different ways poverty affects Americans across the nation.
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Packs also include graphic images of how smoking affects health.
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All of this affects airlines, banks, jobs, and the economy.
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How can we raise prices if the frost affects almonds?
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"All of this affects the way I work," he said.
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Exactly how this teaching method affects children is still unclear.
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I don't think it affects the Brexit calculus at all.
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But what if it affects children in addition to adults?
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Whether his injury affects his free agency decision is unclear.
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Another reader worries about how legalizing marijuana affects the young.
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African swine fever affects pigs but is harmless to humans.
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Sleep affects mood, and parents who sleep less feel worse.
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But the more prevalent grim outlook even affects some doctors.
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Consider views on how population diversity affects the national culture.
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Rhetoric has power; it affects attitudes, behavior and perceived obligations.
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How do you think this affects your feelings about yourself?
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The time change also affects our judgment in formal settings.
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Lupus also disproportionately affects women, and especially women of color.
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Instead, this is an example of how topography affects weather.
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It's all I think about, it affects ever single decision.
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No. Nothing really affects me in that kind of way.
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Climate change is a current issue that affects many people.
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"This affects their lives," said Mr. Smith, a Halliburton employee.
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This local media meltdown affects political reporting beyond its borders.
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" He adds, "Something that I thought about affects people's days.
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"A shutdown affects great people that work hard," he said.
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This affects the kind of world we want to see.
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And it is vehemently loathed by nearly everyone it affects.
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The housing market also affects people's perceptions of personal freedom.
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Studies have shown that pollution disproportionately affects communities of color.
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Topography affects the trajectory of a fire, as does wind.
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Dystonia is a movement disorder that affects a person's muscles.
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How you view things dramatically affects the action you take.
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But what is it about stress that affects your heart?
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A new study investigated how this increasing cacophony affects whales.
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However, it largely ignores how that gaming affects the consumer.
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The dire agreement affects him almost as a betrothal might.
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We know that climate change affects hurricanes in some ways.
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The debt affects 5,555 households in the Los Angeles area.
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WATCH: How encryption affects the detection of cyber sex crimes
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I imagine music affects the listener in a similar way.
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Mahathir told the group that the scandal affects all Malaysians.
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One of the two vulnerabilities, called Meltdown, affects Intel processors.
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It rarely affects the taste, smell or appearance of food.
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This religious dominance strongly affects the culture's customs and norms.
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Where you grow up affects the trajectory of your life.
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This affects everything we need to care for our people.
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He openly stated that a changing environment affects national security.
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Studies show WiFi radiation has disastrous affects, particularly on children.
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"Every time there's an attack, it affects us," she said.
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It affects my whole body, and I dislocate a lot.
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The measure affects 50 million students across the United States.
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It affects the poor, the rich and everyone in between.
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NASH is a liver disease that affects millions of Americans.
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They spoke to residents about how the heat affects them.
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Rather, it's interested in how media coverage affects political debates.
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To borrow Cashman's phrasing, every dollar affects somebody else's dollar.
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Extreme heat also affects the nutritional value of many crops.
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In addition, nicotine affects the developing brain of young people.
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The same stereotype, she discovered, affects perceptions of physical movement.
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Depression affects twice as many women than it does men.
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Often, understanding how it affects one's sex life comes last.
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"A downturn of the Mexican economy affects us," Darling said.
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Catnip also affects other animals, including potentially cockroaches and mosquitoes.
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The shutdown also affects the Justice, State, and Treasury departments.
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Money is only paper, but it affects people like poetry.
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Parents have always feared how new media affects their kids.
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The hue of the pan also affects the cooking time.
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I know some women don't, but it really affects me.
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So for issues where we feel like we have a role to play, it affects the concerns of our employees, or it affects society related to some core values, we take a strong stance.
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In previous articles for The Conversation, I have described how lighting affects our normal circadian physiology, how this could lead to some serious health consequences and most recently how lighting the night affects sleep.
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"Because it doesn't just affect me, it affects all the other women who are in this with me, and it affects all the other men who are in this with me, too," she added.
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If it affects voter turnout even slightly -- and especially if it affects voter turnout only in areas that lean toward a certain party -- a contagious disease could seriously influence the results of the election.
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Even if all these negative effects of chlorpyrifos on biodiversity are insufficient evidence to ban this pesticide, recent studies have demonstrated that it negatively affects our nervous system just like it affects that of insects.
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"Our main problem was the jet lag; it usually affects a lot; you have to change your schedule and that affects their performance," head coach Chema Buceta told Reuters at a squad event on Thursday.
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That last bit affects something that concerns all iPhone owners: performance.
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I'm really sitting and talking with them because everything affects them.
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The other way stress affects appearance is more complicated and systemic.
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Hyperemesis gravidarum affects somewhere between 27 and 2.3 percent of pregnancies.
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Major depressive disorder affects women about twice as often as men.
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And this affects the choices I make every day in prison.
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Some studies have looked specifically at how vocal pitch affects business.
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The ban affects jewellery, including partly processed jewellery, coins and medals.
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That adversely affects physicians as well as the patients they see.
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That affects the end consumer more than it does the wholesalers.
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The recall affects Honda and Acura automobiles in the United States.
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"It affects everything about how you would normally build," Hislop says.
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That affects just one or two of every 1,000 new mothers.
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What else do we know about how the virus affects fetuses?
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Thus, the neutron lifetime affects predictions of the universe's far future.
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The weather affects your travel plans more than you may realize.
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It isn't clear whether the grounding order affects them as well.
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It's still unknown how ingesting plastics affects human health, noted Mendenhall.
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The change affects 27 out of the court&aposs 73 judges.
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What goes on down there affects the whole of the Earth.
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That affects yields as it hinders plants' ability to access nutrients.
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The Electoral College affects modern presidential campaigns in some important ways.
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What that does is, it affects the timings of the transits.
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It affects 1.2% of Americans and is more common among women.
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Spending quality time with loved ones positively affects my mental health.
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This affects the safety of everyone who is still down here.
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This type of implicit bias affects women of color every day.
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The affects of the Fukushima nuclear disaster continue to plague Japan.
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The current ban affects 350 flights a week, the IATA said.
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Isn't it convenient when your presidency directly affects your family business?
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When consumers use their wallets to make statements, it affects change.
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"It affects people a lot," said retired Egyptian military intelligence Gen.
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HB: We'll see how that affects this filming of this podcast.
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It doesn't really matter how it affects others, because that's tertiary.
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I know the material so well but it still affects me.
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The disorder also affects the heart and lungs, ultimately proving fatal.
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Implicit racism affects relationships and interactions among people and within communities.
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Ahead, we break down Mercury retrograde and how it affects you.
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Understandably, Facebook goes into deep detail about how wind affects flight.
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Black flies are now spreading north, as climate change affects ecosystems.
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This is in large part because substance abuse now affects everyone.
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Operating a Mac with outdated software negatively affects your battery life.
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I urge sceptics to take any issue that particularly affects men.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) starts in childhood and mainly affects males.
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Why it matters: This affects billions of dollars in physicians' pay.
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"It affects how you experience almost everything in America," he said.
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GM has said the Oshawa closure affects 2,973 assembly line jobs.
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The recall affects 1,585 heart valve delivery systems, the FDA said.
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Its new policy reads: The policy affects blogs hosted on WordPress.
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He writes for Reuters about how family separation affects the brain.
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The recall affects bicycles in New York, Washington, and San Francisco.
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Sexism permeates the entire debate, and even affects the reporters themselves.
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It also affects Syrian refugees, who are particularly vulnerable to exploitation.
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It also adversely affects the health of partners and spouses, too.
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Studies show DSPD affects up to 10 percent of the public.
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The recall affects over 66 batches that have been distributed nationally.
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That, in turn, affects the extremity of the seasons Earth experiences.
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When that happens, it affects everyone, whether it's deliberate or not.
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Your credit score also affects the rate you're able to get.
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Read This Next: The Science of How Poverty Affects the Brain
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"This is a serious situation that affects the entire exposed population."
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"PTSD not only affects the person struggling with it," she says.
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"When you're not making shots, that affects everything else," Kruger said.
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The agreement, which only affects international flights, becomes mandatory in 2027.
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For one, we're still seeing the affects of the Great Recession.
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Well like I said, player feedback affects everything that we do.
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The prison industrial complex disproportionately affects people of color and immigrants.
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COPD affects an estimated 30 million individuals in the United States.
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"Disney knows that content affects the sales of toys," Silver said.
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"When you lose that much weight it affects you," he says.
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Infertility affects one out of every six couples, like the McKissacks.
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When asked PETA's views on how the closure affects Ringling Bros.
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Observation status also affects coverage of drug usage in the hospital.
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Tigar's decision, which affects the entire country, overrides the earlier ruling.
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AFib, as it's known colloquially, affects some 33 million people worldwide.
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This affects some of the poorest, disadvantaged people in our community.
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Read This Next: Medicaid Affects Way More People Than You Realize
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The ban affects Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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The bacteria causes listeriosis, an infection that affects the gastrointestinal tract.
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Read This Next: Having a Lot of Money Affects Your Personality
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Dalio doesn't say how Trump's fighting stance affects his market outlook.
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The evidence on how money affects happiness in general is mixed.
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Hough has endometriosis, a painful medical condition that affects the uterus.
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Maybe you can think about how what you said affects [her].
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It usually affects people over 50 and comes in two forms.
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And air pollution also affects tourism and outdoor recreation, he added.
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The 2008 financial crisis still affects public pension systems, Aubry said.
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From an emotional standpoint, what you put on affects your identity.
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The recall affects lots distributed between December 2500 and July 220.
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That affects Filipinos where it hurts the most — in the pocket.
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That affects our recovery and makes us more susceptible to infection.
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"It affects regulatory relationships it has today," he said in court.
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But the way we dress also affects how we see ourselves.
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This reflects the discounted rental stream, which affects cash flow leverage.
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The disease most often affects children, especially those younger than 295.
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The cessation of hostilities closely affects Syria's neighbors, most notably Turkey.
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Scherz said it's still unclear how its size affects its survival.
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One, at the Interior Department, affects existing wells on federal lands.
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How much do you think presentation affects our perception of food?
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It affects your retirement, wiping millions off the value of 401ks.
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It affects pension funds — the world's largest traders — most of all.
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"What happens in your country, your community, your neighborhood affects you."
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How that affects the interactions of species is not yet clear.
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This affects atmospheric cycles, and therefore weather patterns, around the world.
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The vulnerability also only affects 2015 and 2016 Amazon Echo models.
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The disease affects pregnant women, AIDS patients, and others with immunodeficiencies.
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It's a key market, it affects multiple industries and transforms things.
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We've learnt that voter suppression affects not only people of colour.
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"It affects both the quality and the architecture," he tells me.
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That affects around 40 instruments at Aquis and 168 at Cboe.
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One pretty odd new "feature" affects the 3-inch rear LCD.
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Bartel has studied how music affects the brain for 20 years.
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However, it's unclear how much blue light affects our sleep quality.
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The governor's action affects more than 22019 inmates on death row.
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Read More: Dermatologists debunk 7 myths about how diet affects skin
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The proliferation of ill-paid temp work also affects permanent staff.
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Nonconsensual pornography disproportionately affects women, with devastating personal and professional consequences.
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Facebook's decision affects all posts on the site, not just ads.
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While it's a local holiday, it affects when taxes are due.
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Fear is a real thing, and it definitely affects decision-making.
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Carter's decision sparked a debate about how that affects the draft.
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Randall unsurprisingly affects the current trajectory of Claire and Jamie's relationship.
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That said, there are no adverse affects to occasional 'nip-dosing.
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Communications are like joint property; a trespass necessarily affects both parties.
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Or is fixing a payment problem that affects everyone more important?
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It goes without saying that stuff like this affects consumer trust.
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DR affects between 40 and 85033 percent of people with diabetes.
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Karli taught us about foster care and how addiction affects kids.
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But it affects only 12 percent of all citizenship-eligible LPRs.
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And uncertainty that even affects our financial planning and strategy execution.
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Tuberculosis affects the lungs and can be transferred through the air.
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As the research shows, the problem also affects the adult population.
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"We're not quite sure how badly fire affects them," Rismiller adds.
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And too often, gun violence disproportionately affects our most marginalized communities.
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The moon affects her as it does a woman, he thought.
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This isn't a partisan issue--it affects both Republicans and Democrats.
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The coercive policy also affects many members of the majority ethnicity.
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Photosensitive epilepsy affects a very small percentage of those with epilepsy.
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The tax is unusual in that it affects revenue, not profit.
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They also point out that it only affects the wealthiest Californians.
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Autism affects the brain's early development of social and communication skills.
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It is also a trend that, not surprisingly, affects larger companies.
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The future of the rainforest affects the future of the world!
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The latest shutdown affects about 25 percent of the federal government.
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Bipolar affects 85033 million American adults over the age of eighteen.
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It affects most people who are over the age of 45.
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And how come it only affects some people and not others?
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"It's been very sad, because it affects the children," she said.
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At the end of the day, that affects me 0 percent.
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IT'S GOING TO BE ONE THAT AFFECTS VERY FEW INCOME EARNERS.
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Incontinence affects 225 million people and is a $223 billion market.
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Learn how the issue affects the lives of those around you.
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How do you think this affects you in your professional life?
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Someone has made selective choices, which affects the scent and taste.
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"It affects the rest of the world full stop," he added.
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It affects the way I vote, the way I perceive politics.
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If the music affects me I get pictures in my brain.
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Can you tell me about how that difference affects your art?
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And that felt a little weird to me — it affects you.
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What matters is what politicians do and how it affects people.
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It also affects, believe it or not, incidence of mental illness.
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What's in the air can really affect how music affects you.
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What I think was worst about it is it affects product.
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We'll just have to wait and see how this affects business.
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What people do on social media affects people's ability to travel.
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It primarily affects boys but in rare cases can affect girls.
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I study the ways in which modernity affects the Russian mind.
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Childhood is fleeting but what we play affects our lives forever.
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This silence not only affects civil suits but also criminal suits.
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"Of course, this affects the reputation of any artist," Ahmed said.
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Anything that alters the distribution of its mass affects its speed.
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Vox's new podcast, The Impact, explores how policy affects real lives.
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By their count, it affects 12 million students across the country.
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Porn affects the way people think even without them knowing it.
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And it affects all categories of art, from design to dance.
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Expedia's Orbitz disclosed a breach that affects about 880,240 payment cards.
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Stimulation affects more of the brain than a user may think.
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But sales are not the only thing that affects Tesla's cash.
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Help us understand how class size affects you and your students.
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In what ways do you think it negatively affects your life?
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The accent she affects sounds about as real as mine would.
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What to know: It affects 6 to 10 percent of women.
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The question is to what extent Barrett's religion affects her jurisprudence.
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Another provision of that act affects grand jury secrecy and disclosure.
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It affects people from all backgrounds, income levels, professions, and regions.
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In the US, it affects 37 percent of the adult population.
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Researchers still don't know exactly how the coronavirus will affects pets.
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It normally affects only the poorest people in the poorest countries.
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The move affects wing plants in Broughton, U.K., and Bremen, Germany.
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The recall affects the Weaver fully cooked items produced in January.
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On Earth, climate affects the patterns of how minerals are deposited.
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"This affects the heart of the Bolsonaro electoral base," he said.
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It affects a lot of companies and a lot of industries.
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The coronavirus shock is different, because it affects almost every enterprise.
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It also more seriously affects people who already have health problems.
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How active you are as a child affects your bones forever.
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"Any move we make contractually affects the whole group," Jenkins added.
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The order issued Tuesday affects dependents in Adana, Izmir and Mugla.
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It affects the hospital's ability to save Liberians from everyday threats.
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Nicotine also affects your platelets, tiny cells that help blood clot.
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It affects VPN gateways, VoIP, basically anything that uses network communications.
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Go deeper: Bill Gates: Gender inequality affects every country on Earth
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The problem also affects the races in Singapore and Baku, Azerbaijan.
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Researchers are still studying whether the chemical affects health in humans.
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This crippling condition mostly affects young girls and is often fatal.
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There have already been signs that Zika affects adult nerve cells.
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Investors have to price in how wage inflation affects overall inflation.
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The new study now shows how the order affects animals, too.
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Second, the evidence isn't there that abstinence-only education affects outcomes.
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The union has since followed how the company affects its industries.
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When you're in a band, everything you do affects one another.
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What this is really about is how it affects their lives.
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A lack of lifts affects both his work and personal life.
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And that, in turn, affects billions of people around the globe.
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But none of this affects whether he's entitled to his criticisms.
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The census count affects redistricting and federal grant spending until 2030.
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How this affects Fortnite's ongoing longevity is yet to be seen.
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What have you learned about it and how it affects you?
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Athletes and scientists have long known that meal timing affects performance.
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It primarily affects us emotionally, not logically, as do tangible things.
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Like it or not, this affects your sense of self-worth.
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However, this moment affects her more than she imagined it would.
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It affects about 183 percent of women in the United States.
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Drinking water affects you and your loved ones every single day.
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This affects me and upsets me more than people would think.
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New secret-spilling flaw affects almost every Intel chip since 2011
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The yield affects a whole range of lending rates, including mortgages.
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The Science Channel investigates how playing video games affects your brain.
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Oil use affects our military on the battlefield level, as well.
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And this affects its ability to properly recruit and train employees.
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It affects your ability to work [and] your emotions about work.
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Oceans are heating up, which affects how numerous some nutrients are.
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Air pollution disproportionately affects less wealthy city dwellers, according to Khan.
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Apparently, being horizontal mimics the weightlessness that affects astronauts in space.
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Either music affects the world around it or it does not.
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The United States economy "greatly affects" the Cozumel market, she added.
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This trusted traveler consequence also affects New York commercial truck drivers.
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Hiding some dead bodies affects how other dead bodies are viewed.
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"It affects academic, cultural, educational and environmental exchanges," Mr. Alzugaray said.
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The move affects wing plants in Broughton, U.K., and Bremen, Germany.
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How do you think this difference affects you and your community?
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How you look at relationships affects how you look at ghosting.
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But for core inflation, which affects just about everyone, it is.
|
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Another change affects green card holders who enlist in the military.
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The strike affects about 46,000 hourly workers, per Axios' Joann Muller.
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For the college football playoffs especially, however, scheduling heavily affects viewership.
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Then the content dries up and it affects the overall site.
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MP: Digitalisation is a project that affects everyone in the company.
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So, number one, this provision affects a small amount of people.
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Breakfast, or lack thereof, also affects different people in different ways.
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Hope that doesn't discredit my arbitrary awards section that affects nothing.
|
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As the intensity of anti-Muslim and anti-refugee rhetoric has increased on the right, the nonpartisan press has mainly concerned itself with how that rhetoric affects white turnout, not how it affects communities like Omar's.
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It's a hard issue to navigate, because I think what we are realizing from this movement is that sexual harassment is not something that just affects a few people; it's something that affects most women, probably.
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"When the stock market goes up that affects everybody ... you think of the rich ... but the fact is that it affects everybody because people own stocks whether it is in 401(k)s or otherwise," he said.
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But it's not primarily that the military uses electric bombs; instead, electricity affects so many of our tools, and so much about how we interact with the world, that of course it affects our military as well.
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According to the WSJ, FedEx says the cutoff affects only a small number of Marketplace sellers, but it disproportionately affects small business owners who use FedEx's cheaper options to ship more units and still qualify for Prime.
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Officials estimate that this affects only a handful of men a year.
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STANLEY DRUCKENMILLER: By the way, this affects inflation, too— JOE KERNEN: Yeah.
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Levitt doesn't just play Snowden — he affects his particular manner of speaking.
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The recall, which affects products nationwide, is due to possible salmonella contamination.
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Griffin has dyspraxia, a developmental disorder that affects coordination, among other things.
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CLL is a slowly progressing blood cancer that primarily affects older adults.
|
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The outbreak in Sindh is unusual, however, because it mostly affects children.
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CAVUTO: Real quick question on how this affects the Robert Mueller investigation.
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Pregnancy loss affects so many people, but it is rarely talked about.
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Torsten: Unfortunately it's not just the refugee crisis which affects the people.
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Hearing loss affects many of us, but less people talk about it.
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Heart failure disproportionately affects low-income Americans and African Americans, he said.
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"Everyone cares about health care and understand how it affects their lives."
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This affects writers, reporters, and artists, bankrupting civil discourse, culture, and journalism.
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Prince Harry's charity work affects many people, but him most of all.
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It directly affects Trump's family — in the most The Americans of ways.
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"It's most important since it directly affects the sparkle factor" advises Fine.
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Johnson says the harsh Hollywood industry affects her self-esteem as well.
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Consider the phenomenon of how price tag affects our perception of quality.
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It affects an estimated 5 million Americans, and the numbers are growing.
|
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How this affects the actual price of Bitcoin remains to be seen.
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No such problems affects the Weissensee, a picturesque lake in southern Austria.
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The researchers, then, did not determine precisely how cannabis affects the retina.
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PCOS affects everyone differently, but I was obsessed with worst-case scenarios.
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Trauma is a generational disease because it affects everybody in the family.
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The current situation affects anybody anywhere from Fort Edward to the Battery.
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The United Nations says human trafficking affects almost every country on earth.
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Osteoarthritis is a form of degenerative arthritis that affects 27 million Americans.
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It's not an unmitigated disaster, and it affects enterprises more than consumers.
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The flaw affects almost every Intel chip since 2011, according to TechCrunch.
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How this fossil DNA affects its hosts today has also been obscure.
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It makes it difficult to concentrate but also affects your self-esteem.
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It will be interesting to see how the feud affects his restaurants.
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The election-year reversal affects a state Trump narrowly lost in 85033.
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However, lowering taxes affects only one side of the government balance sheet.
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"This is relevant universally as it affects all of us," he added.
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Barr's ruling affects migrants who are apprehended after illegally crossing the border.
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And how they answer those questions affects how their bids are scored.
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Halting flows through Belarus and Poland affects customers further west, in Germany.
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It affects over 500,000 women and results in nearly 275,000 deaths globally.
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"It's a cycle that affects different generations in one family," she said.
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It's hard to explain, but we know music affects our reward system.
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If your partner makes a late payment, that affects your credit score.
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Of course, a foyer affects an evening for those who love one.
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That means that trauma affects our ability to connect with other humans.
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Can they understand how a shorter mortgage term affects total interest paid?
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Apple says the issue affects "a very small percentage" of 2016 models.
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It indirectly affects every man, woman, and child in the United States.
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WATCH: How China's coronavirus outbreak affects stocks such as Apple and Nike
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True narcissistic personality disorder, or NPD, affects about 1% of the population.
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The disorder affects about one in 100,000 people in the United States.
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This musical, colorful world most certainly affects the mood of its players.
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I feel like it completely affects how I'm stepping into an environment.
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It affects about 700,000 Americans and nearly 250,000 Europeans, J&J said.
|
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It remains to be seen how much Baghdadi's death ultimately affects ISIS.
|
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This practice affects at least 22010 million workers in the US alone.
|
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But when it gets into politics, that's when it affects your life.
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From memoirs to coffee-table books to how music affects your brain.
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It's a decision that affects many players, and it doesn't come lightly.
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This school-to-prison pipeline disproportionately affects young black and brown people.
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It affects every single person in the family in a different way.
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Now scientists are catching a glimpse of how it affects the brain.
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The color of the square affects how much energy each side has.
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Note that the change only affects Mac users, according to media reports.
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"This affects us, my children, my grandkids, my great-grandkids," Bustos said.
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My inaction affects even the people who have managed to stay away.
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The condition leads to irreversible neurological damage that affects movement and vision.
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Chutkan's ruling reportedly affects over 60,000 companies that employee 63 million people.
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Now, a year later, the bombing still affects the Grammy-nominated star.
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For example, smiling / opening your mouth affects the piano's vibrato and sustain.
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LBD is a form of dementia that most frequently affects the elderly.
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People don't like to talk about the way power affects their relationships.
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But there's a truth in it, because it affects everyone around you.
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There's no scientific evidence that emergency contraception affects your fertility at all.
|
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Anaplastic large cell lymphoma is a cancer that affects the immune system.
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This really only affects devices that run stock or near-stock Android.
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Art can help people confront their diseases and how it affects them.
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Creating and listening to music also affects the mind, body and soul.
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What's worse: they're often eaten by fish, which affects human food supply.
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Ess also revealed some fascinating information about how pregnancy affects your hair.
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But this is an issue that affects millions, perhaps billions of devices.
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The condition is often chronic, and affects nearly 16 million U.S. adults.
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It affects people of every race, age, gender, religion and economic status.
|
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Climate change affects everything from housing to public health to our economy.
|
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The condition affects between 653,000 and 2,000 people in the United States.
|
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Money, or our lack of it, affects every aspect of our lives.
|
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So it's an issue that really predominantly-, disproportionately affects women and girls.
|
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As its name implies, cowpox affects cattle, but it's harmless to humans.
|
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Their appearance affects the way the world is described in their eyes.
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Their personality affects the way they react to trauma and other emotions.
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It affects much of the industry, but it's often not talked about.
|
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The order affects citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
|
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The recall affects newer models, including those from the 2017 model year.
|
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The blackout affects 900,000 Comcast subscribers in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
|
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And this affects everyone, not just nationals of the six banned countries.
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Lead is a deadly toxin that affects the brain and nervous system.
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German media estimate the move affects goods valued at 1.5 billion euros.
|
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"I think music affects what I wear a little bit," Tom explains.
|
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Negative internal talk affects your self-esteem and breaks down your confidence.
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It affects Windows 7, Windows 10, and Windows Server 2012 R2 users.
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Thore also has polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, which affects her hormones.
|
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The planned pipeline affects sacred Standing Rock Sioux land and burial grounds.
|
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The condition affects between 1,000 and 2,000 people in the United States.
|
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The decision affects "the whole territory," according to the ministry's Facebook page.
|
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"The European sense of beauty affects us all," she once told Vogue.
|
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The recall affects Transit wagons from the 2015 and 2016 model years.
|
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"Addiction doesn't just affect the user, it affects the family," he says.
|
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The pricing changes affects only those on Sling's core offering, Sling Orange.
|
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And even more specifically, it affects your ability to create "episodic" memories.
|
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Unlike cancer, there's also a stigma around Alzheimer's, which affects fundraising turnouts.
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"It's become clear that what we eat affects gut ecology," Katz said.
|
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Trump's order affects people from Iran, Syria, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia.
|
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Evangelizing: Schaeffer advocates telling customers how Amazon's growing power affects the neighborhood.
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The recall affects 104,000 units sold between August 2017 and January 2018.
|
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It's a phenomenon that affects many professionals, according to numerous scientific studies.
|
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The burden of the unknown affects some of us more than others.
|
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The disease affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord.
|
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A type of "ransomware" has been discovered that affects OS X. 4.
|
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Device use also affects the performance of a battery over its lifespan.
|
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The software issue affects more recent vehicles built since late October 2016.
|
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Every smart city deployment affects different groups of people in different ways.
|
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What would you say the biggest way your job affects your life?
|
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This is such an important issue that affects millions of peoples' lives.
|
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It affects every part of your life, it's so stressful and weird.
|
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While that information is voluntary to include, blossom source affects honey flavor.
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This time it affects Johnny, since he sells sandwiches in Mom's house.
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Romeo sees everything solely through the prism of how it affects him.
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The Lewy Body Dementia Association estimates that LBD affects 1.4 million Americans.
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It affects everyone differently, has no cure, and can affect every organ.
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It is a consciousness-altering condition that affects divers at certain depths.
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The outdoor concerts' temperature and the ice's purity also affects the music.
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Propaganda is a real thing in our lives, and it affects everybody.
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Apple calls this "Siri intelligence" and it affects the entire operating system.
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Different groups have different age and regional profiles, which also affects incomes.
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Doctors believe the disease affects 60,000 people in the United States alone.
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"This affects the quality of commodities and also farmers' earnings," Kalema said.
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This is likely because it affects about15%of seniors, per the NIH.
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A lack of oxygen to the brain affects your mental performance, too.
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I think happiness and pleasure and joy are really explosive political affects.
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The affirmation affects $2.3 billion of total debt outstanding as of Feb.
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It's a choice that affects the entire experience of using this laptop.
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Previous work has focused on how different countries or income affects access.
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If you're tired and you make poor decisions, that affects your life.
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The growth of the temping industry affects labour markets in other ways.
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Agism could also be a factor, since disability disproportionately affects older people.
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The 20113 change affects drugs including morphine, hydromorphone, oxycodone, hydrocodone, and fentanyl.
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"There are numerous studies on how forgiveness positively affects mood," Carter said.
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Like HIV, HTLV-22019 primarily affects minority populations at home and abroad.
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What happens on the Internet affects our pocketbooks and even our democracies.
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This affects how blood flows back to the heart from the body.
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The voluntary action affects the 290,2000 Model Xs built before March 26.
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However, Uber has clarified that the fare hike mainly affects short rides.
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I also specifically had numbers on how that specifically affects black women.
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It affects about one in 20,000 people in Europe and North America.
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Speed affects you only if you have something to compare it to.
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But I live here and as such the election affects me greatly.
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The evacuation order affects about 3,600 people, a county spokeswoman told CNN.
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If rheumatic fever affects the heart, it can cause long-term damage.
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Sepsis most commonly affects people over 21, but children are also susceptible.
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In the womb, gestation affects gene expression in ways we're still discovering.
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The gap, however, is a design decision that affects all G5 phones.
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Myeloma is a type of cancer that affects cells in bone marrow.
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The ruling affects almost a dozen states that are pursuing similar initiatives.
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Such dissolution not only affects multiple species, but the environment as well.
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Pancreatic cancer affects over 55,000 people in the United States every year.
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Scientists have long questioned whether and how physical activity affects mental health.
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For same-sex female couples, the gender pay gap affects both partners.
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This full moon shows how this affects you, for better or worse!
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This new national campaign affects 100 percent of people with Down syndrome.
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The order affects just "a very narrow range of funding," Readler said.
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These drugs target serotonin, a chemical in the brain that affects mood.
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WILLIAMS: -- is a national story, is also true, and it affects you.
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The disease typically affects newborns and the elderly, not people her age.
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Being around my friends who are queer, it affects all of them.
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Tinnitus affects nearly 50 million Americans, according to the American Tinnitus Association.
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Even now, it affects "five to 10" of his clients each day.
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"Racism greatly affects treatment and care in the medical field," she says.
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What affects them is fruiting conditions, soil temperature, air temperature, and nutrients.
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No rain means dried-up mycelium networks, which directly affects mushroom growth.
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It does not just affect one person; it affects the whole family.
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This affects my community and this can happen to anyone within it.
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Thus, the viewer's physical presence affects the strands in front of them.
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There may be hallucinatory effects, and it affects each person differently. a.
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This is really something that affects people in the most personal ways.
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Doubly so when you consider its disproportionate affects on people of color.
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We now know it affects 23–3 per cent of the population.
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Much has been written about how profoundly social media affects interpersonal interactions.
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It affects me as much as any chemical that I might ingest.
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A critical shortage of affordable housing affects many other Asian countries too.
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We'll have to see how TWT affects notifications on the iPhone 11.
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The rule affects only contracts solicited by the government beginning on Jan.
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Extensive research shows that how you dress affects how people see you.
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But did you know that how you dress also affects your performance?
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"I just keep hearing how this affects mostly older people," she reasoned.
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The MSF said the suspension affects its operations inside the camps mainly.
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The problem affects a minority of patients, mostly people with unusual mutations.
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Earlier tonight on Facebook, we discussed how the news affects Muslim Americans.
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The walkout affects Hachette's office locations in both New York and Boston.
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Observe how the room's lighting affects the colors three times a day.
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"It affects your hormones, your metabolism, your immune system," Dr. Krumholz said.
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I want to present something that affects people in a positive way.
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Again, this is not something that affects a large number of offices.
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The sunshine is short in December, so it affects me a lot.
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I wonder how much the drug that is new love affects libido?
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TB most affects the lungs and can be particularly difficult to treat.
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It affects communication and writing abilities, as well as balance and coordination.
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In northwestern Ontario, opioid use affects up to 21870 percent of pregnancies.
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As writers we're fascinated by society and how it affects each other.
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Above, near Santa Teresa, N.M. Here's how the shutdown affects federal departments.
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Friday's panel also tackled segregation as a topic that affects achievement gaps.
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It affects your job prospects, your benefits, even your sense of self.
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The brain's prefrontal cortex, which affects judgment and impulse, is still maturing.
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Infertility affects more than one in 10 women of reproductive age worldwide.
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Considerable scientific evidence already demonstrates that exercise remodels brains and affects thinking.
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The executive order affects the pay of roughly two million civilian workers.
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Ultimately, the way we read coverage about famous people affects normal women.
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Monday, but how it affects the morning rush remains an open question.
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If the fabric is getting holes and fraying, that affects us all.
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When a celebrity offends, it affects more than just his direct targets.
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It affects seven total races — Atlanta and Homestead had already been postponed.
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The MSF said the suspension affects its operations inside the camps mainly.
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Tampering with a mailed paper ballot, while a crime, affects one ballot.
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A sense of inferiority affects the motivation of a child to learn.
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We would like to know how the new leadership affects your life.
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It affects, in paperwork only, about 20 to 25 people a year.
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"This remains a significant disaster that affects much of our state," Gov.
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The virus also more seriously affects people who have preexisting health problems.
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"It affects all poor people, basically," Professor Ansolabehere said in an interview.
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Because Covid-19 affects the respiratory system, wildfire smoke is particularly hazardous.
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Different cultures have different political systems, which definitely affects how they respond.
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The lack of electricity also affects the water supply in certain areas.
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Infertility is a condition that affects an estimated 15% of couples worldwide.
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Research also suggests that it affects behaviors more closely tied to health.
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Dark money enriching Mr. Trump affects our democracy more than flyover angst.
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It affects forest and woodland, creating conflict and uncertainty for all communities.
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Smoking adversely affects cardiovascular function and the ability of tissues to heal.
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A decrease in federal funding particularly affects research efforts in higher education.
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Yet, the STB oversees a critical infrastructure network that affects commerce nationwide.
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The decision affects all Marine aircraft, including helicopters and fixed-wing planes.
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Still, it's an option that mostly affects affluent families, Sewickley's Schneider added.
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COPD affects women more than men and is often associated with smoking.
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ADHD is characterized by inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that affects development.
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It turns out that menopause affects far more than our childbearing potential.
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So if climate change affects the ice, that impacts on everything else.
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Euthanasia affects not only patients and family members, but also care providers.
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He explained that sulfur dioxide affects everyone differently, and almost always adversely.
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The reduction affects US goods that China imposed tariffs on last September.
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In the spot market, which affects wholesale prices, gasoline was also plummeting.
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The recall affects Losartan Potassium Tablets USP and Losartan Potassium/hydrochlorothiazide tablets.
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Urinary incontinence, the involuntary leakage of urine, affects women of all ages.
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Like other epidemics, obesity affects a large and growing number of people.
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Your inaction is itself a form of action that affects the relationship.
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That, in turn, affects other animals that depend on krill, like penguins.
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The estate tax now affects only couples worth more than $11 million.
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A lack of affordable housing affects the most financially vulnerable among us.
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A rare disease affects fewer than 2628,28500 people in the United States.
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He's helpless as he watches how Melissa's self-destruction affects his son.
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And remember, Felicity rigged an SAT test that potentially affects every applicant.
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The THSuite data breach affects multiple marijuana dispensaries across the United States.
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Sickle cell disease primarily affects African Americans, Latinos and other minority groups.
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Cameroon's continuing internet blackout affects only English-speaking regions of the country.
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The second is a defect that affects the development of the brain.
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The glitch reportedly affects customers registered to pay their bills automatically online.
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The most contentious provision affects the Senate, the upper house of Parliament.
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Climate change affects our health, our bodies, and our way of living.
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It is more prominent in boys because it affects the X-chromosome.
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"This disparity affects the administration of justice in this state," he wrote.
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Like your cultural background, your socioeconomic status affects the way you think.
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But, you know, when you're dealing in international things, everything affects everything.
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This War of the Northern Kingdom has devastating affects on the region.
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"River blindness affects an estimated 32.7 million people worldwide," the foundation said.
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The cap affects all aspects of remuneration - fixed pay, bonuses and pensions.
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Here&aposs what you need to know about how pregnancy affects breastfeeding.
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"It's the kind of issue that affects all of them," she said.
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Scientists have found reforestation can help slow the affects of global warming.
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When even one healthcare program is not working, it affects us all.
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Every area of your life affects every other area of your life.
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Changing those protections could have real affects on U.S. citizens and businesses.
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Mental health affects all, regardless of gender, culture, and socio-economic status.
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No, he can see no further than how it affects his reputation.
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The shutdown, which affects 800,000 government workers, has entered its 13th day.
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This belief, in turn, affects how they view the people under them.
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"It really affects every religion and every single person," Ms. Feigenbaum said.
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The practice disproportionately affects women, who are sometimes targeted by former partners.
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It affects advertisers, actually, so I was constantly trying to battle that.
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"It has a chilling effect, that affects information for voters," she said.
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The Sulu change affects far less, but it's nice to see anyway.
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If one of us messes up on the field, it affects everyone.
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Just like if a president makes a bad decision, it affects everyone.
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I was really interested in the way technology affects society, just generally.
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There is some debate among lawyers about how exactly CFIUS affects them.
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Ms. Klobuchar, of Minnesota, invoked Dr. King's comment that Americans are "all tied in a single garment of destiny — what affects one directly affects all indirectly," and said that rising hatred across the nation would ultimately wound everyone.
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How masturbation affects your brain When you masturbate, your body releases a number of "feel-good" hormones called endorphins, and although studies differ on exactly how, research indicates that it also affects the prefrontal cortex of your brain.
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Not only are African-Americans the bedrock of the Democratic Party, but if you want progressive change, it means you want an increase in opportunity for everybody, and inequality affects communities of color first, and it affects them hardest.
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The scientists found 13 adults who carried the exact genetic mutations that cause diseases such as cystic fibrosis, which severely affects the lungs and digestive system, or a condition called Pfeiffer syndrome, which affects the bones of the skull.
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But they estimate that it nonetheless affects 140,000 hotels in more than 160 countries around the world; the researchers say that Vingcard's Swedish parent company, Assa Abloy, admitted to them that the problem affects millions of locks in total.
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Data from China suggest that many chronic health problems increase the likelihood of a bad outcome, including cardiovascular disease, which affects nearly half the adults in the United States in some form, and diabetes, which affects about 10 percent.
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Pollution is "a social issue because it affects the most vulnerable people - children, those who are ill - so it is a problem of the city, not just an issue that abstractly affects the sustainability of the planet", she said.
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Congestion pricing accounts for how a person's decision to drive affects other people.
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"It affects your relationships for sure," she told CBS Sunday Morning last July.
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Mazin said read noise also affects semiconductors in other devices, like your phone.
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Rapidly progressing CLN2 disease affects less than one in one million U.S. residents.
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Lavington has the rare and terminal Batten disease, which affects the nervous system.
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The change affects more than 100 of the company's nurseries in the country.
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In a very real sense, this is an issue that affects us all.
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For years, scientists have been studying how isolation affects astronauts inside a spacecraft.
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There is currently no cure for the disease, which affects 5 million Americans.
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Then there's this: Trump's ongoing trade war with China deeply affects Iowa's farmers.
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The inability to protect yourself is demoralizing, and naturally, that affects your partnership.
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The infected caterpillars climb because the baculovirus affects how they respond to light.
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Powerful forces are attempting to erode our democracy, and that affects real lives.
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It's getting harder and harder to attract an audience, which affects our salaries.
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I think it affects you tremendously when that happens at an early age.
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The initiative's chief is that poverty really affects girls and women the most.
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And it affects the very essence of who we are as a democracy.
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As it stands, the plan affects about 8 percent of the Australian shares.
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But speaking anecdotally, meth directly or indirectly affects every gay man I know.
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"What will happen, unfortunately, is that it affects the finger flexors," he added.
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With politics televised, seating also affects how parties are seen by the public.
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It affects about 700,000 Americans and nearly 250,000 Europeans, according to the company.
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"It definitely affects pricing - it can be cost-effective," Williams at AXA said.
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Video "Almost all economic and regulatory policy affects or touches speech," Kagan added.
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Any discriminatory policies don't apply to just Muslims; it affects all minority groups.
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For now, President Trump's executive order affects citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Type 1 diabetes is a disease that affects more than 1.2 million Americans.
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And for a man to have lower sperm count affects everything about him.
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The infection, caused by streptococcal bacteria, typically affects the throat and the tonsils.
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The third is a more analytic problem that we believe [affects] decision-making.
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Scleroderma comes from the Greek words for "hard skin" and mostly affects women.
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This affects all shoppers everywhere around the world where American Express is accepted.
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The first-time contract for wireless retail store workers affects 70 of them.
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The "yellow" in the name refers to the jaundice that affects some patients.
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Yet it "affects many of the current tax policy debates," the authors said.
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The use of banned drugs is a global issue that affects many sports.
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The vulnerability affects multi-signature digital wallets launched through Parity since July 20.
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"As more time goes on, cheap oil affects the entire state of Texas."
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Ninety percent of the time, fibromuscular dysplasia affects women, usually in middle age.
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Enabling dark mode also affects user interface elements at the operating system level.
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"Climate change affects ALL of Earth's life, not just humans," she said. 218.
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Youth homelessness affects around 83,000 people each year in the U.K., Centrepoint says.
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The ballot initiative repeals an 1868 constitutional amendment that overwhelmingly affects black men.
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This behavior isn't against the law, yet it affects a lot of Americans.
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Abby Lee Miller is bracing herself for the side affects of undergoing chemotherapy.
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Instead, the animal likely has a genetic mutation that affects only fur pigmentation.
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The Supreme Court recognized that the messenger affects how viewers interpret the message.
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In the short-term, the iPhone upgrade rate affects all countries including China.
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But the other top concern, inadequate vaginal lubrication, affects mostly post-menopausal women.
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Moreover, the mother's well-being affects her child's future health and educational attainment.
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The disease causes profound muscle weakness and eventually affects the capability to breathe.
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According to The Guardian, the issue affects the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
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Can you explain how this discovery relates to/affects the Unified Field Theory?
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After talking about how ADHD specifically affects the person you're seeing, talk again.
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Cybersecurity ranks as a major concern that affects everyone — consumers, businesses and governments.
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Things that we never imagined would happen are happening and it affects us.
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It affects nominations for Cabinet officials, circuit court judges and Supreme Court picks.
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You started smoking late… do you find it affects what you listen to?
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Until, of course, it affects the bottom line of the company hosting it.
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Only 14% said advertising/media affects their decision whether to drink, Blackman said.
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This exposure affects neurological development areas specifically related to intelligence, memory, and behavior.
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Another method is to observe how a planet's gravity affects its host star.
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It sprawls across individual and corporate taxation, and affects individuals' health insurance, too.
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It affects so many women in need of this information and this care.
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They also carry a virus that affects bees' development, deforming the insects' wings.
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The disease affects an estimated 780,000 people in the United States, Health reports.
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Beyond commercial traffic, the shortage of CBP officers affects other everyday crossers, too.
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And inversely, what you put on your body affects your insides as well.
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So having really strict criteria is another barrier that actually, particularly, affects minorities.
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There is no cure for the disease, which most often affects young boys.
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In France, the tax affects companies bringing in at least $844 million annually.
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That, in turn, affects how much banks charge individuals and businesses to borrow.
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Type 2 diabetes is a chronic condition that affects 20023 million people worldwide.
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And new research looks at how working in an attractive environment affects workers.
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Scientists are just starting to understand how all this plastic affects marine life.
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Ioannidis says that we may never know how coffee really affects our health.
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This only affects Denver, and mushrooms remain illegal in the rest of Colorado.
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So, my dominant element is earth — and it very much affects my life.
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Critics of the practice say it causes racial profiling and disproportionately affects minorities.
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It also affects the way the brain responds to stress and makes choices.
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A derivatives industry source said this affects hundreds of thousands of swaps contracts.
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The unemployment, illegal immigration directly affects the black labor force first and foremost.
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