Just like aligning your fundamental beliefs on money, aligning your goals will help prevent conflicts.
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Anyway, there's no time to do more, for while he's continually varying and aligning the incarnations of Chris, he's also varying and aligning everyone else.
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People are notoriously shy to express overtly racist attitudes to pollsters, and aligning yourself with the alt-right is aligning yourself with an openly racist movement.
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I personally have never had a problem aligning with sponsors.
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Or does it mean aligning oneself absolutely with Trump's politics?
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And both candidates are aligning themselves with their party's nominee.
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"It's like the stars were aligning," Hayes told Us Weekly.
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Some business groups are already aligning themselves against this legislation.
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"I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," he wrote.
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But Clinton has accused Trump of aligning himself with racists.
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Sanders describes his political movement as aligning with progressive values.
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Many Equatorians began aligning themselves with Machar during this time.
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The women didn't do a good job of aligning this season.
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Place the wig over the head, aligning it with the hairline.
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Go deeper: "It's all about aligning with algorithms that you like"
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But Hassan is aligning herself closely with Clinton, stumping with Sen.
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More and more, I see myself aligning with the Libertarian Party.
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And should the stars keep aligning for Haddish, she's up next.
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Everything is aligning to have VR hit critical mass next year.
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You may find yourself aligning with some very unusual people today.
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Maybe he sees a benefit in aligning himself with Trump fans.
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For some local sheriffs, aligning themselves with Trump can pay off.
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The calculus of aligning with Mr Trump at first seemed straightforward.
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Moreover, Iran's moderate voices are wary of closely aligning with Russia.
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To align our country, let's start by aligning our nutrition policies.
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Volkswagen has been particularly active in aligning itself with other carmakers.
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It's no wonder that children's interests end up aligning that way.
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"I'm not aligning myself with any particular candidate," Ms. Eve said.
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If that's not a star aligning, I don't know what is.
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So when Ali approaches Ryan about aligning with Roark, his immediate answer?
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Sanders says he's aligning alongside at least part of the media industry.
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"When the opportunity comes, this is like aligning the stars," Rubin said.
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Powerful superconducting magnets keep the beams in place, aligning and focusing them.
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There's a further advantage for Trump in aligning himself with yellow journalism.
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Lasting positive economic benefits require aligning public financial incentives with compelling projects.
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Aligning such sheets so that they can be sewn together is easy.
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Bernie Sanders' highest-profile supporters, aligning herself with his populist economic message.
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Breakingviews The stars are aligning for an era of German banking consolidation.
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Many conservatives assailed Mr. Trump for aligning himself with his political opponents.
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Those are regional hubs where they are all in aligning media markets.
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Aligning on our wants, needs, and the things we couldn't live without
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Mr. Ganim has not been shy about aligning himself with the cities.
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Instead, congressional elections have moved closer to aligning with presidential election results.
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By aligning ourselves with nonprofit organizations that reach them where they live.
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Aligning your job with a preexisting passion doesn't affect your job satisfaction.
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There's some hesitancy among some free market activists about aligning with Bannon.
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"I have 35 years of actually aligning changes in human behavior," she said.
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"Things are aligning," said Jamie Farquhar, portfolio manager at crypto firm NKB Group.
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The company said it remains committed to aligning fuel prices with market prices.
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Among these is aligning one's self with investors who share a company's values.
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In answering that, I find myself aligning more and more with outsider artists.
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"Hey it's JL. I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," Legend wrote.
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Not aligning with whiteness in this country comes with consequences, like employment disenfranchisement.
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The messaging appears to have worked in aligning financial markets with the Fed.
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I'm even nodding, feeling like the stars might be aligning in my mind.
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At 26x, Monster shares are trading near levels seen before aligning with Coke.
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Starbucks is no stranger to aligning its brand with digital content, of course.
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"I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," Legend wrote in the text.
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Some big players are aligning with ICER, so why should we be concerned?
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Some of us know better, that they're just aligning with the Republican Party.
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We start aligning with people in early childhood, and our collections only grow.
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Is it because my body is finally aligning with my mind and heart?
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GLENN THRUSH: Well, I remember Cruz was more or less overtly aligning himself.
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It all comes down to aligning with a person's underlying values, Leiserowitz said.
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Separating the role of chairman and C.E.O. Aligning executive pay with company performance.
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Organising the order swap required aligning teams from pilots to training, Smith said.
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There are numerous factors aligning to make Europe a difficult market for automakers.
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Yet aligning payment to quality in the US healthcare system is long overdue.
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"We by no means are endorsing or aligning with ANY religious doctrine," she says.
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HC: Giving up spending habits can be about increasing happiness and aligning your values.
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But until very recently, Atwood was uncomfortable aligning her argument with feminism in particular.
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It works for customers by aligning incentives with vendors to keep their software working.
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These leaders all attempted a strategy called "bandwagoning" — aligning yourself with a stronger power.
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Tom Cotton said Wednesday, aligning himself with President-elect Donald Trump's previously stated position.
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"I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," Legend wrote to West over text.
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And over in the Pacific, Hawaii is aligning its laws with the climate pact.
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The stars finally seemed to be aligning for a new Planet of the Apes.
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This means aligning with other state bans in the ACT, South Australia, and Tasmania.
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This unprecedented move came as the Trump administration was aligning with pro-settlement hawks.
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Ron DeSantis, who won the GOP primary by aligning himself closely with President Trump.
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Your values and behavior have a harder time aligning, making you unhappy and empty.
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I could even see Democrats in Congress aligning with the president on this effort.
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Buying into the coins is necessary for aligning themselves to such projects, they argue.
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Moreover, the bill would prohibit race-day medications, aligning U.S. standards with those abroad.
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Engagement means following McCord's algorithm and aligning your passion with the work you do.
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Admittedly, aligning business practices with public values and priorities is not an easy process.
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Aligning yourself with the racist NRA let's me know you only want a check.
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Russia has gained significant political clout in the Middle East by aligning with OPEC.
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Or another: interconnection, bringing everyone across all divisions together under a single aligning narrative.
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An outside group aligning itself with President Trump has pulled its ads targeting Sen.
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S. scenario by aligning with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and his Russian backers.
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Let's start with building resilient schools by aligning post-hurricane repairs with planned consolidations.
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This requires continuously aligning and realigning with themselves and with the world around them.
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The groups are not aligning themselves with either of the two major political parties.
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In practice that means embracing gender equality, pushing green investments and aligning global institutions.
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It's nature, it's the solar system, it's the sun and the moon all aligning.
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They cast a spell of unity, aligning the interests of managers with those of shareholders.
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The way that he sees what people like and want aligning with his profit incentives.
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It's done by aligning the phase of the transmissions — look, don't question it, it's science.
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As for fears that aligning with Trump might tarnish the Rockettes' reputation, Dolan didn't agree.
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It is tempting to brush off most instances of cops aligning themselves with conspiracy theories.
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Aligning such projects with Xi's vision has been aided by the loose definition of OBOR.
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Place 1 red layer on plate, aligning opening in cake with opening in frosting ring.
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PIRRO: But Iran now is aligning itself with Russia and has its proxy in Syria.
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It's about aligning values on how you're operating as a united front in your families.
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Aligning with current social movements is a strategic move that's been used throughout celebrity history.
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In the Hangout, Musk emphasized the importance of teamwork and aligning expectations from the beginning.
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Aligning your paleolithic instincts to your orthodontics for humanity; humanity headgear for humanity's technological adolescence.
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"More and more, we're going to start seeing brands aligning themselves along empowerment," Badger says.
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In many of these cases, the food businesses are aligning with the larger logistics plays.
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We're aligning this policy, as all of our policies, with executive orders from the president.
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The stars are aligning for Saudi Arabia's stock market, according to a Credit Suisse analyst.
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You can do this by raising your energy level and aligning yourself with positive vibrations.
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He is aligning himself with the country's youth, which represent 70 percent of the population.
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Still, some strategists say aligning with the president could be problematic for some candidates' campaigns.
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The required categories include using microgravity, stimulating the LEO economy and aligning with NASA's mission.
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Kansas had a patchwork of 200 state laws before aligning with HIPAA, the report notes.
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A big test for Tijani will be aligning the organizations on a path to sustainability.
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The most successful companies have a confluence of factors aligning to work in their favor.
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But in their polemics, these men are aligning themselves with the gerontocracy against the young.
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You make a difference in Papers, Please by aligning yourself with a terrorist organization, EZIC.
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They also failed to win support for aligning the fiscal year with the calendar year.
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Our customer is migrating away from natural fur and we are aligning with this trend.
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Congressional Democrats, wounded by defeat, are considering aligning with Mr. Trump on some populist issues.
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Wounded by defeat, congressional Democrats are considering aligning with Mr. Trump on some populist issues.
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Cole was seen as aligning himself with the attitudes and interests of his wealthy patrons.
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Even before Harris' endorsement, Biden was aligning with many of her former donors and strategists.
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Kery Shaw is one of many dog owners aligning their pets' lifestyles with their own.
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We're aligning this policy, as all of our policies, with executive orders from the President.
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Since this time, China has had a role in the dispute, often aligning with Pakistan.
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The left and the right are aligning, like bootleggers and Baptists, to regulate big tech.
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They will then spend time aligning these statements with other information, emails, classified documents, etc.
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The meme spread quickly, with Twitter users aligning the text with all sorts of images.
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Unlike F1, however, the American sport can see wisdom in aligning with social media platforms.
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He winds up aligning with Ed Koch, even though they grate at each other pretty bad.
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Do you know that south of Germany basically is aligning with President Trump on some issues?
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By aligning at the seed stage, you have the unique opportunity to watch the company grow.
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"The stars seem to be aligning for the gold market," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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Aligning the interests of everyone involved — utilities, telecom providers, builders, city officials — is the hardest part.
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It's fine to speculate about aligning an imagined superintelligent — yet strangely mechanical — A.I. with human objectives.
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The fact that the both of them are single is not fate, or the stars aligning.
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It's in the aligning of the pin to the paper so the pages would match up.
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Eclipses are all about release and re-aligning yourself to ensure you're on the right path.
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But instead of aligning with Gekko or Belfort, Dreyfuss's Madoff comes off sad and occasionally petty.
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"Formula 1 and road car design missions are aligning around efficiency and engine downsizing," says Cowell.
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It's smart marketing, as is a brand aligning itself with environmental causes in the first place.
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The stars are aligning for Europe to reclaim a central role in the global strategic balance.
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"You can announce whatever you want, aligning them and having consequences — that is hard," he said.
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Even an ever-shifting cast of West Wing aides appears to be aligning in Trump's favor.
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"If reports accurate about Kurds aligning with Assad, major disaster in the making," Graham tweeted Friday.
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This includes better aligning CTE programs to the needs of regional, state and local labor markets.
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That move came after fans attacked Marvel on social media for aligning with the defense contractor.
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Banks are likely to start work this year on aligning their models with the ECB's standards.
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But other Republican candidates are weighing the merits of aligning or distancing themselves from Mr. Trump.
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This book is about aligning your work and life toward your calling and staying the course.
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Endless numbers of stars are aligning themselves for or against the man in the White House.
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So they need to play it safe, and avoid aligning themselves too much with identity politics.
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But conservatives scorn him for aligning his party with organized labor and starting the administrative state.
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Democrats defended the closed-door sessions as a way to prevent witnesses from aligning their testimonies.
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"He's aligning the company with the employees and most of the customers in taking that stance."
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If you're struggling to advance at your company, focus on aligning your passion with the business.
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It shouldn't be aligning itself with an out-of-state law school purely for marketing purposes.
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The stars are now aligning for the Fifth Industrial Revolution to start within the next decade.
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Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson won the Republican primary instead, after closely aligning himself with Trump.
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When you set your heart on something, the universe has a way of aligning to this vision.
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One critic accused Swift of "gross opportunism" by aligning herself with the march without actually talking part.
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And brands don't mind getting credit for aligning themselves with the issues people care about right now.
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The planned British increase (aligning the tax rates of the employed and self-employed) was perfectly sensible.
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Aligning with Strange also puts Trump in a unique position: on the side of the GOP establishment.
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Kasich ultimately dropped out of the race in May, after briefly aligning with onetime adversary Ted Cruz.
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Walker, Mariners end Orioles' 7-game win streak SEATTLE — The stars were aligning for the Baltimore Orioles.
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Regional initiatives and public-private collaboration on job training and aligning education with local clean energy industries.
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Despite my politics somewhat aligning with them, I consider them to be my enemy -- not Ann Coulter.
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As a result, we are aligning MutRe's rating with that of SCOR's core operating entities at 'AA-'.
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And few of the movement's factions, it seems, see much benefit in aligning themselves publicly with Moore.
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And if investors position correctly, they should be able to reap the rewards of these circumstances aligning.
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Rahal said aligning with Kellogg was "kind of a no-brainer" in terms of values and opportunities.
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Health plans design products that address the cost and access challenges by aligning quality and affordability together.
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"Dan is aligning investors and entrepreneurs around the people that work for the company," Mr. Siegler said.
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AND I THINK ALIGNING YOURSELVES WITH THE PUBLIC – AGAIN, LOOK AT THIS COUNTRY WHERE WE ARE TODAY.
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Aligning photos with interests will also make it easier for others to start a conversation with you.
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Their philosophies aligning, Chiarelli set about forming a group around McDavid — a bigger, stronger, more competitive group.
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From there, you get further text formatting options, like bolding, italicizing, underlining, aligning, bullet points and color.
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"We are reducing costs and aligning employment levels to business and market requirements," spokesman Paul Bergman said.
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Instead, he's aligning more with congressional Republicans in calling for market reforms to create more competition faster.
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One of the myths around socially responsible investing is that aligning investments with ethics means lower returns.
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Schrodt's vibe, and his vision, are primarily aimed at aligning with, and looking out for, students' interests.
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As well as liking and aligning with candidates, ideally voters should feel they know them well, too.
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The Obama administration added new requirements and rules to reduce the risk of these factors aligning again.
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Its leaders, feeling abused by Beijing, opened up partly in hopes of aligning instead with the West.
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But, increasingly, partisan identity is aligning with racial and religious identity, according to research by Dr. Mason.
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In the past, franchisers typically operated some stores themselves, aligning their interests with those of their franchisees.
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Mr. Chávez's foreign policy shifts, aligning with Cuba and arming Colombian insurgents, had angered some military leaders.
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That would mean aligning with regulations and submitting to the oversight of the European Court of Justice.
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He accused the protestors of implicitly aligning themselves with the perpetrators of violence rather than its victims.
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He was neither appropriating the images of other artists nor aligning himself with the death of painting.
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Mr. Trump made noises before the Iowa caucuses about being a "healer" and aligning with the Republican establishment.
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Instead, it was a scattershot series of criticisms of Trump -- and of Chaffetz for aligning with the President.
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Darden told Kanye he's a liar because the people he is aligning himself with don't lead with love.
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The stars on Wall Street are already aligning in a way we haven't seen in far too long.
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This is the sun and the moon and the stars aligning and telling us we're not doing well.
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The SEC should eliminate clearly erroneous trade guidelines by aligning them with the thresholds for LULD rules. 5.
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On a more mystical level, aligning your routine with the moon provides a new way to approach beauty.
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In these cases, aligning yourself with male supremacy feels like a safer and surer bet than resisting it.
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A rating system, however, reduces the need for monitoring by aligning the firm's interests with those of workers.
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The stars may be aligning, considering in Italy a referendum on constitutional reform will take place between Nov.
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So I describe true wealth as "funded contentment," aligning your money life to your deeper sources of happiness.
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We would just be sitting there listening to music, and a lot of our taste was just aligning.
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That an alcohol brand is aligning itself with one of dance music's most iconic instruments almost feels inevitable.
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The planets may finally be aligning to make the improbability of peace and prosperity in Syria a reality.
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The stars are aligning with Cynthia Nixon in her bid to become the next governor of New York.
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But the stars are now aligning for Trump to cut this deal and get public support for it.
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That will require a fresh take on aligning the financial incentives that led to our sick-care system.
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The embargo was imposed over allegations that Qatar supports terrorism and is aligning itself with regional foe Iran.
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SoftwareAlthough Sense UI is aligning itself with stock Android, it's still HTC's own version of the operating system.
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The economic forces are aligning in favor of Paris compliance, not in conjuring economic fears about limiting emissions.
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More importantly, it calms the jitters of his own party about the consequences of aligning themselves with him.
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In turn, consumers are aligning their fitness venues of choice with their personal identities more than ever before.
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Prime Minister Theresa May could speed things up by aligning the interests of women with those of investors.
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Instead, he said the cut was aimed at "better aligning" borrowing costs with inflation, which has been declining.
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Graham and McCain were close friends and Senate allies, aligning closely on foreign policy and issues like immigration.
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The final step is aligning with politicians that can implement the legislation, which has never been a problem.
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This seat is far from an easy win, but the stars do appear to be aligning for Democrats.
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"Your pact does not protect workers," Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias said, accusing Sanchez of aligning with the right.
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While it would be foolish to count Ostapenko out, the stars do seem to be aligning for Halep.
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Though, Khosrowshahi has previously likened Uber's business to aligning more with the idea of an Amazon for transportation.
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But Russell earned respect by aligning himself with the right people and proving his idea worked, he says.
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I hope they work on building value-based insurance design plans, aligning incentives with the value of care.
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Many saw the referendum as the final step in aligning the country with the rest of the continent.
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Instead, Lebanon may look to Qatar, accused by its Gulf neighbours of more closely aligning itself with Iran.
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Both moves were seen as aligning Guatemala's foreign policy more closely with that of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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And you know what, good on her if she's re-aligning herself and posting less of her kids.
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"We just ended up really, really aligning [with Cisneros]," said Alexandra Rojas, the executive director of Justice Democrats.
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Aligning himself so literally with the labor movement's past constructs a kind of solidarity across time and history.
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During the ride, I notice that there are an ample amount of solar panels aligning the railroad track.
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Luxottica last year started aligning prices globally, a decision one source said was taken directly by Del Vecchio.
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May's comments suggested to many that she was aligning herself with those in favor of a clean break.
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Percentage-based fee awards have the advantage of incentivizing efficiency and aligning the interests of lawyers and their clients.
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In addition to her soulful voice, Chrisette is known for aligning herself with social justice and Black liberation lyrically.
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"We believe that by aligning our hearts and minds with the Creator's intention in our creation," the company said.
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And what better way to do that than by aligning oneself with A-list celebrities like Leo and Riri?
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The threat to Tesla and SpaceX will remain constant, while the cost of aligning with Trump will only grow.
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Blue Origin is aligning its idea to NASA's stated needs in an effort to garner a space agency contract.
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Parties need donors, and traditionally that has led to parties aligning with specific industries and segments of the economy.
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The centers help Google build political goodwill by aligning with China's economic goals to boost exports from small businesses.
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Other countries have shown signs of being open to compromise and aligning themselves with an eventual new EU proposal.
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Each mirror segment has six actuators to position it, aligning to shape the primary mirror so it can focus.
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Aligning the interests of everyone involved — city councils, residents, telecom firms, utilities, app developers — is often a political quagmire.
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According to the product page, it can relieve pressure from your back, ankles, and hips by aligning your spine.
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When I began this journey, Commissioner McAleenan charged me with aligning the mission support organizations and accelerating his priorities.
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So, if the trend starts to stall out, aligning with $17, you don't want to be buying into here.
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Despite aligning himself for years with Assange on anti-US sentiment, Correa downplayed his ties to the Wikileaks founder.
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Nevertheless, the leadership of Texans in purchasing green power illustrates the synergy of aligning environmental benefits with financial prudence.
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This disconnect is just one example of the challenges retailers face in aligning their inventories with their marketing messages.
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Forces are aligning all across the continent, and everyone seems to be fixing for a fight with someone else.
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"Aligning this policy" is a superfluous attempt to legitimize a practice that has already proven to have disastrous consequences.
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Pharmaceutical companies were afraid of antagonizing doctors and aligning themselves with the "fast women" who desired a fast test.
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When the government cites these passages in this way, they are aligning themselves with the Romans, not the Christians.
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But now their counternarrative is aligning with cultural concerns, and "American Band" has landed at a heightened political moment.
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Instead, the Trump administration is wisely seeking incremental gains on pressing matters, aligning itself with Guterres to achieve them.
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A Sabrent USB audio plug controls two servo motors for the mouth, aligning Alexa's words with the robotic lips.
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The record-smashing phenom had some trouble aligning the five medals she won in Rio—four gold, one silver.
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Essential to his success was that he spent a lot of time aligning employees with the automaker's new values.
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Other than the money, of course, and whatever advantages come from aligning oneself with a global behemoth like Uber.
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By simply aligning work schedules with people's internal clocks, the researchers had helped people get more and better rest.
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They're not emitting special energy that's aligning your, I don't know, your chakra or whatever it is, your chi.
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"Brands have become more leery of aligning themselves with actors because of #MeToo," said Janet Comenos, Spotted's chief executive.
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If Mr. Strange succeeds, he will have to defeat a faction of anti-Washington forces aligning with Mr. Moore.
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Aligning with the President Most vulnerable Republicans up for reelection this year are quick to side with Trump. Sen.
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Bannon has also nonetheless previously praised Xi's rule over the nation, aligning himself with Trump's view of the leader.
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An even starker challenge is posed by Russia, which is staging cyberattacks and aligning with populist movements across Europe.
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One big difference, however, is the complexity of the local forces with which the United States is aligning itself.
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"This is one we stepped back and said, 'Aligning yourself is just fundamental to playing the game,'" Pagel said.
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And it means aligning trends in key quality indicators that other Medicare beneficiaries or commercial insurance patients are experiencing.
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"I call it 'the mixer,'" he said of the final steps of aligning the House and Senate tax bills.
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In his letter, Allen points out that the future of cannabis relies on the police and the industry aligning.
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Johnston would not say how much the investment was for, but did say it was about aligning the two partners.
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Never mind that the leadership orchestrated the legislation alongside White House staff, aligning the plan with Trump's demands on immigration.
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Secretary of State Tillerson also stated that Russia must choose between aligning with the U.S. or Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah.
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First, find the perfect starting point for your brows by aligning it straight up from the sides of your nose.
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"I was trying to figure out why the stars weren't aligning — I was literally told to move home," she admits.
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Aligning the leadership and bureaucracy of the Cabinet agencies with the policy initiatives of the President is a managerial nightmare.
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"Hey it's JL. I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," Legend seemingly wrote in a recent text message exchange.
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The first two hours of your day should be spent aligning your short-term efforts with your long-term goals.
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West African slaves were able to continue their spiritual and religious practices by aligning their own deities with Catholic Saints.
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That said, the stars on Wall Street are already aligning in a way we haven't seen in far too long.
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All of its advertisements, social media posts, and appearances make it clear that Rivian is carefully aligning its brand image.
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The EU's default system of financial-market access for foreign companies is based on their aligning with the bloc's rules.
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The brand is always considering ways to remain responsible, and this includes aligning with partners who share our brand value.
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The brand is always considering ways to remain responsible, and this includes aligning with partners who share our brand values.
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Aligning his minutes with the league's better scorers, even as Boston prefers to switch most screens, is a good idea.
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In addition to Abrams' platforms aligning with her views, representation matters to the 36- year-old Delta Sky Club chef.
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"I've received the line 'you seem too busy for me' or 'I don't really see our futures aligning,'" Roberson said.
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"That's a great example of aligning the values that people have with your brand, and making a statement," Badger says.
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"Hey it's JL. I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," Legend, 225, seemingly wrote in the text message exchange.
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Certainly, aligning with media hype in a very unknown market such as this is advantageous for a number of reasons.
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The field also consists of former state legislators, and some of the GOP contenders are aligning themselves closely with Trump.
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The ouster of its Russia-friendly president in 2014 seemed to mark a turning point, aligning Kiev with the West.
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This in turn makes them even more susceptible to corruption or aligning with criminal groups as a means of survival.
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Aligning your money with companies that line up with your beliefs and vision for the future also makes financial sense.
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Investors have a new resource at their disposal to make aligning their portfolios with their personal values easier than ever.
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The process of aligning incentives must be updated to refocus on value over a full life cycle of the project.
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But aligning with a deeply unpopular president in the state could only further doom the dwindling Republican presence in Trenton.
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This means specifically aligning projects, goals, and incentives with what the other person is motivated by, and no one else.
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"They're just aligning themselves with whoever gives them information to get attention or revenge against their enemies," Mr. Wonderlich said.
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Many reviewers accused the restaurant of aligning with "hate speech" and "racism," and said that the employee was wrongfully terminated.
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Membership includes an accession process of aligning a country with the EU's political and human rights principles, press freedoms included.
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Target has also made additional price cuts in recent months, aligning more closely with Wal-Mart's "everyday low price" model.
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Aligning these capabilities and requirements will ensure a more robust IBCS capability that will incorporate the latest software and functionality.
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In Oklahoma, political newcomer Kevin Stitt won a runoff for the Republican nomination after closely aligning himself with Trump's agenda.
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But more growing economies "will end up economically and politically (and eventually, militarily) aligning" with China — strengthening America's biggest rival.
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As they try to recover from their stunning election defeat, Democrats may try a surprising strategy: aligning with Mr. Trump.
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Brands have long had a corporate incentive to pander to customers by aligning themselves with certain political and social goals.
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In economic news, Japan's June corporate goods price index increased 2.1 percent on year, aligning with analyst expectations, Reuters said.
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A few years ago Microsoft tried aligning pay with actual use of the services that were being sold to customers.
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To the contrary, it is to work through aligning their gender identity and expression in ways that remove the conflict.
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They appear to be aligning their explanations of what happened, pointing their fingers at mutual enemies but not each other.
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Mr. Elsheikh traveled to Syria in 20153 and joined Al Qaeda in Syria before aligning himself with the Islamic State.
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Marriage was a practical and economic arrangement where the main priority was property and strategically aligning yourself with other families.
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Koller also cut recording costs by aligning Prophecy with a studio owned by Markus Stock (Empyrium's founding member and multi-instrumentalist).
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But band gaps were once thought to be unique to crystal lattices and direction-dependent, aligning with the crystal's symmetry axes.
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Video Never mind that the leadership orchestrated the legislation alongside White House staff, aligning the plan with Trump's demands on immigration.
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Because these companies did a better job aligning their inventory levels with demand, promotions have been more planned than last season.
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"Aligning an increase in your savings to your 401(k) with a raise always makes the increase less painful," Murphy said.
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Aligning the glass water chamber with the Peak's air intake hole is simple enough, but could benefit from a visual aid.
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"This would improve public safety, while also aligning with New York's 'Sanctuary City' policy of protecting immigrant populations," the SVP wrote.
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Aligning themselves with a man who gave legal protection to gunmakers, however, would be the first step in compromising that credibility.
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"It sounds vanilla, but I can't overstate the importance of re-aligning R&D personnel," says Ramaswamy of his decentralized approach.
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Tyrion pitches his big plan, which relies on the Dornish army aligning with the Tyrells to lay siege to King's Landing.
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But just about a year after publicly aligning himself with Trump's campaign, Thiel described Trump's administration as "incompetent" per BuzzFeed's reporting.
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As for the people who think he's selling out by still aligning himself with the singer and appearing in her video?
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The final Polaroid is a photo of Hannah's face aligning with his own, perhaps showing how responsible he feels for her.
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Aligning this hardware will make it far easier for game developers to target a common cloud platform and test game performance.
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Today, Anthony is a businessman who is all about building his personal brand and aligning himself with the right existing frranchises.
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Consistent with what we have said since the deal was announced, we will be aligning our global organization to the strategy.
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The solution here is to become more intentional about aligning our content spending with what we read, use, watch, and hear.
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Brands are not sticking their neck out to support us, they're just aligning their neck with the rest of the market.
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The talent shines through on the record, but aligning this many session staples for a month long tour makes little sense.
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Because you don't want this knot too far forward or too far back, aligning it this way usually does the trick.
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Supporters of the deal argue that aligning the interests of insurers and pharmacies would reduce costs and improve life for consumers.
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That said, U.S. smartphone makers have been reticent about aligning themselves too closely with governments for business, privacy and security reasons.
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Everything about the Halloween bash was very on brand for Gigi Gorgeous, in terms of aligning herself to a worthwhile cause.
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But Virginia's politics are aligning with the nation's, largely because the state is growing and becoming increasingly diverse in the process.
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It desires a new breed of HR SaaS, one which aligns business goals with talent versus aligning business goals with process.
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Such loans are common in private equity, and are often presented as aligning the incentives of fund principals with their investors.
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At the same time, Asia's currencies have weakened, aligning with expectations of dollar strength as well as a falling Chinese yuan.
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Easterbrook also has been successful in aligning franchisees, suppliers and marketing professionals, leading to more effective new product launches, Hottovy said.
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Macron appears to be broadly aligning his foreign policy with U.S. priorities of tackling terrorism while seeking better ties with Russia.
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Twenty-eight percent said they align more with Republicans, and the rest did not see themselves as aligning with a party.
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But even while aligning politically, many Muslim organizations would not accept homosexualtity as an "acceptable lifestyle for Muslims," the scholar said.
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So eager in fact, that he is aligning himself with a few very famous artists from a totally different genre — rap.
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The planet has been particularly bright since mid-May, when it was approaching opposition, or aligning with Earth and the sun.
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"I hope you'll reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," fellow musician John Legend wrote in a text that West posted on Twitter.
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Aligning entirely with the president is a death sentence for the Republican Party, argues Timothy P. Carney in The Washington Examiner.
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Their hope is that candidates will now think twice about aligning with establishment institutions like McConnell and SLF in the future.
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Trump has been aligning his views with Putin on NATO, attacking newest member Montenegro, which is very telling and enormously troubling.
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Another screener who voiced hesitation about aligning the test with the Common Core was Ann Davidian, a teacher from New York.
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And, in the process of aligning himself with an unrepentant bully, he isn't the man he was when he entered prison.
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The 116th Congress should forge a new path forward on crossing the aisle, aligning with voters, and getting back to legislating.
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Clinton on Wednesday and all day Thursday: that she should be seen as aligning herself with enemies of the United States.
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Now, what I'm excited about is aligning a political apparatus with social movement, so social movements can fully do their jobs.
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The move is in reaction to new Swiss rules aimed at enhancing investor protections and aligning the country with global standards.
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Another approach is to smooth the transition between Medicaid and the marketplace plans by aligning plans, benefits and networks of providers.
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The end of that arrangement indicates that Petrillo no longer sees a benefit in Cohen aligning with the president's legal team.
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Her past is also what keeps her from fully aligning with the trans community on the importance of progressive social policy.
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Here is a look at how other Republicans have fared after distancing themselves from Mr. Trump or aligning themselves with him.
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Most recently, Johnson began attacking the bill from the opposite end of the ideological spectrum, aligning himself with conservatives like Sens.
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At the same time, the International Style was overtaking Europe, its steel-and-glass swagger aligning with the dictator's muscular nationalism.
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Britain: The stars are aligning for Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary, to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May, according to bookmakers.
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"Aligning with the arts attracts an educated, introspective demographic with disposable income who understand what we're trying to do," he said.
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Though Turkey is a NATO member, over the past year it has joined Iran in aligning its regional strategy with Russia's.
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It's complicated—the way cellular networks are designed is based on standards developed by industry players with maybe non-aligning incentives.
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Al Shabab also adroitly exploits widespread clan discrimination, aligning itself with weaker clans and providing them with protection and resource access.
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As a centrist Democrat, I support candidates who come closest to aligning with my own social and economic beliefs and convictions.
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And yet most Republican leaders are still clinging to the outmoded notion that publicly aligning with Trump is a winning strategy.
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But other senior officials said the rank and file took the tweets as the chairman aligning himself with the White House.
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By aligning incentives and bypassing barriers, these private registries are more likely to foster optimal security arrangements than government-mandated ones.
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Mr. West may well perceive himself as still aligning with the persecuted, but the view from the top can be disorienting.
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Now, he has the unenviable challenge of aligning the coca farmers' eternal loyalty to Evo with the country's evolving political landscape.
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The challenges to doing so will require innovative partnerships and new commitments aligning government, industry, education and community leaders and members.
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As in this case with Hungary, Mr. Netanyahu is increasingly aligning Israel with illiberal, autocratic states like Russia, Turkey and Egypt.
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In addition to aligning debt relief with societal need, I would make the case that families that can pay, should pay.
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It set ambitious targets, but it also made fundamental changes to the utility regulatory model, aligning utility incentives with the targets.
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They spend time evaluating their transactions and making sure that their spending habits are aligning with their values and their goals.
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Even as he tried to fix his campaign, his toxic comments keep scaring most Republicans away from aligning their fortunes with him.
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Their gripe: Marvel has miscarried the character, jettisoning decades of storytelling and fundamentally misunderstanding Magneto's very nature by aligning him with Hydra.
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There are few ways of exposing innovation better than aligning with a company that is innovating daily as a means of survival.
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While Perry did the opposite of Swift—being far more politically open and aligning herself with Hillary Clinton—it didn't pay off.
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To combat that threat, Visa has been aligning with some of the largest technology companies to head off challengers at the pass.
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Israel's place in the world has shifted under Netanyahu's tenure, with the country aligning itself with more Arab nations than ever before.
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The source said it appears the administration is moving toward aligning its policy with the George W. Bush administration's, particularly on settlements.
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They only help to create a more dynamic marketplace that maximizes revenue by better aligning supply and demand at any one moment.
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Visualizing how to set up a T-spin doesn't feel as natural as aligning blocks for a straight Tetris, and I struggled.
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But those devices also cost about double, so it's really going to be a matter of aligning your expectations with your budget.
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Additionally, we have funded job-training grants around the state and are aligning higher-education programs with the needs of our businesses.
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This is something we've been working on for over a year in terms of building infrastructure and aligning with the right creators.
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Northwestern Mutual wants to make things simple, clear, and approachable when it comes to aligning your financial planning with your life goals.
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That idea has proven especially alluring to a certain subset of Silicon Valley for whom the phrase "aligning incentives" sends hearts aflutter.
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At a time of wavering public support, aligning themselves with the Joker might only bring bad PR, argued several comments on LIHKG.
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The only one in the five-justice conservative wing who expressed some interest aligning with the four liberals was Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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However, Walker said shareholders should back TCI's recommendations - setting tough financial targets, aligning management compensation with shareholders and controlling spiraling labor costs.
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But Peikin said the SEC's shifting focus has been effective in aligning enforcement with the agency's core mission of providing investor protection.
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Aligning the market around common, specific standards, and requiring all issuers to disclose the same information, could help to resolve these problems.
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Nunzio Galantino — who was appointed directly by Francis — has been more cautious in directly aligning the church in such a contentious fight.
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"With this vote, we are simplifying Dell Technologies' capital structure and aligning the interests of our investors," Dell said in a statement.
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A health integrator can: Achieving better health outcomes for our citizens requires aligning clinical and community resources in a systematic, meaningful way.
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The Trump administration has signaled that they will begin a campaign emphasizing their goal of aligning American infrastructure with 21st century standards.
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It does so more efficiently than traditional taxi services by closely aligning the incentives of the ride-sharing company and the consumer.
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It is also unclear whether Brazil's incoming president, Jair Bolsonaro, will maintain the policy of aligning domestic fuel prices with global prices.
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Since then, Microsoft has been careful not to completely bury its phone platform, but it's clearly said the focus is aligning elsewhere.
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The first step is aligning expectations on what we consider success — or at least, what we consider to be contributing to success.
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If union leaders had their members' interests in mind, they would not be aligning with vigilantes and nativists, birthers and borderline lunatics.
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"The first step is and the second step is actually aligning the strategy of the business and IT strategy together," Mason said.
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By aligning itself with Russia, he said, the United States could more easily take on the Islamic State and other terrorist groups.
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And he is aligning his stump speeches with his television advertising, vowing to crack down on violent crime and improve border security.
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Finding the etymological links between words feels like unlocking poetry from thousands of years ago — aligning with souls of humans across time.
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The first would let transgender students use the bathrooms matching their gender identity, aligning Laramie with the Obama administration and liberal activists.
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Added to this opposition are a few talking heads housed in Beltway conservative think tanks, which are effectively aligning with the unions.
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Nevertheless, North Carolina passed a bill last month requiring residents to use the bathroom aligning with the sex on their birth certificates.
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"Aligning with GOAT's world-class technology and mobile listings platform is the logical evolution of our business," said Weir in a statement.
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Health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers have been aligning more, like CVS and Aetna, in an attempt to save costs on drugs.
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She spends her time aligning diverse teams working on decentralized systems and supporting blockchain ecosystem initiatives like Ethereum Community Fund and ETHPrize.
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It's difficult for small countries to ignore pressure from Washington, but Netanyahu has shown no hesitation in repeatedly aligning himself with Trump.
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As American diplomats evaluate that offer, Mr. Trump seems to have toned down his earlier demand, aligning it with his negotiators' position.
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In 2017, it agreed an extensive partnership with low-cost carrier FlyDubai that included coordinating their schedules and aligning their airport operations.
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Reducing volumes, shortening deals from the current 25 years, and aligning pricing formulas with market conditions will also be important, he said.
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But the conviction suggests that accountability for sexual misconduct under the law could be aligning more with the court of public opinion.
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The first signs of Surface hardware and Windows software aligning were evident in the Surface Pro 3 stylus nearly six years ago.
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When I asked Leone about the advantages of aligning with crowdfunders, she explained that it allowed researchers to fast-track their work.
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The changes that need to take place revolve around the culture and aligning the organizational model to bring that culture to life.
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Aligning major, headline-making achievements more closely with political cycles means that uncommitted decision-makers will find space a sounder political investment.
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But by aligning corporate pay with performance goals, Kraus is doubling down on odds that his fund managers will outperform from beginning.
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A side-mounted device feeds a block at a time into the weapon, neatly aligning the four projectiles with the four bores.
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This maneuver in particular infuriated Democrats, who saw it as Netanyahu aligning with the GOP to torpedo one of Obama's signature accomplishments.
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Trump may be aligning himself with the global forces of illiberalism and racism, but we don't have to follow him down that path.
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In this case, the Gaineses have been clear that they are not interested in publicly aligning themselves with Antioch leaders on this topic.
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But the planets are aligning and I wouldn't want to be stuck watching through an undersized rectangle in the roof of my car.
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We're aligning capitalism so people understand that the big companies both drive return for our shareholders and we help deliver on society's needs.
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The country is hoping to put an end to the smuggling by reviewing its purchase mechanism and aligning prices with the global market.
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That means making policies be more transparent, providing better user experiences and aligning incentives to adapt to the world in which we live.
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It was hard saying goodbye to him, but I knew that our lives just weren't aligning quite like both of us had hoped.
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But in trying to achieve their agenda, Republicans are aligning with someone whom they are, at the same time, criticizing for "textbook" racism.
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That's going to take a lot of time and work, but from this and previous victories it's clear that the stars are aligning.
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Unlike last year's piecemeal fight against Macron's proposed reforms, union opposition is increasingly aligning, said Jean-Claude Mailly, the head of Force Ouvriere.
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For clarity purposes, this recap will refer to Maura by her former name, Mort, using gender pronouns aligning to her identity pre-transition.
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"All the stars are aligning for a very bright future for the platform," says Damon Baker, senior manager of partner management at Nintendo.
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In good news for Sophie and Midge, other stars are aligning to suggest Midge's future is aces, even with the terrible time slot.
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But the stars are aligning this week for a slick sales job, just as we saw in 2003 before the invasion of Iraq.
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And the talk of aligning the Philippines with China has produced little tangible change so far—and little of the promised investment, alas.
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She then moved to straddle him as she pushed herself up, aligning his rolling pin-like appendage to the entrance of her core.
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There are some parts of the federal program that support aligning spending with priorities and also encourage innovation and leveraging of federal funds.
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Second, Trump is aligning the GOP with players that most members of both parties believe are anathema to American values and American interests.
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The Social Democrats have said their legal initiatives are aimed at aligning legislation with EU norms and address abuses allegedly committed by magistrates.
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Plucky nationalist myths and box office populism have a way of aligning, and Nolan has a track record of flirting with reactionary politics.
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Aligning your interests with someone who had a previous career, maybe one similar to what you are doing now, makes a certain sense.
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By aligning himself with Trump, and convincing most of his movement to follow along, Perkins has altered the course of American Evangelicalism itself.
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In this battle, like others galvanizing around anti-Trump hate, the American left is aligning with groups that are on the Muslim right.
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As tackling climate change becomes a vital priority in the region, so does aligning environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategies with borrowing needs.
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The deal would have created a conduit to channel China's expansion, aligning it with today's institutions and removing its incentive to overturn them.
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This means that China is breaking away, or decoupling, from Western institutions, Mr. Bannon said, and aligning itself with other nations in Eurasia.
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It is about aligning the operations to the execution of the strategy and then really surrounding the company with the best possible people.
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In the airplane's operating room, Johnson placed an implant in the orbital floor to lift Tchakounte's eye, aligning it with his right eye.
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This slide positions that model as aligning everyone's different incentives towards a common goal: getting patients to take their medications and stay healthy.
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It is no surprise, then, that treason (codified at Section 2381) involves the concept of aligning with enemies at war with our nation.
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On both sides, participants say groups have been steadily engaged in aligning messages and strategies on how to target senators and their constituents.
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Pence's comment and the ensuing war of words has led to some speculation that Pence was aligning himself with Bolton's more hawkish views.
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Fitzgerald started her journey as a member of the Beauty tribe, playing a smart, quiet game of aligning herself with the right people.
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Aligning our interests with those of our economic and NATO allies could be very effective in confronting China's economic and emerging military aggression.
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"So we are aligning this campaign to amplify that message as loudly and as clearly as we can nationally and in those states."
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Republicans quickly realized that the way to win a primary in 2018 was by aligning yourself with the White House, not against it.
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But Mr. Hadi struggled to control a nation already deeply divided, and Mr. Saleh continued to wield power by aligning with the Houthis.
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Many other northern political factions are aligning against Mr. Ghani's largely Pashtun ethnic base, and General Dostum could broaden that support to Uzbeks.
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Whether it's just the summer or year-round, many families could use a great deal more help aligning paid work with caregiving responsibilities.
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And that included aligning our strategy while our task force was dispersed across 27 countries — often as individuals or in very small teams.
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The certainty and centrality of Nafta to United States-Mexican relations has proved integral to aligning the two countries' economic and strategic interests.
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Many looked to Mr. Graham not only as a promise against secularization, but also as a means of aligning themselves with the West.
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That pushback, along with qualms about aligning too closely with the Trump administration appears to have kept some countries from supporting the event.
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There is precious little direct interaction among the three of them, and the time frame aligning them often goes awry for dramatic purposes.
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"We look for a great, consistent audience that has a loyal following where the subject matter is aligning with the brand," he says.
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Yet that's precisely why baseball needs rules that are deliberate in slowing down or at least aligning with the tidal wave of technology.
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Famously, she was over two hours late for a performance in Atlanta in 2016 because she was "aligning her energy with the time."
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Idiosyncratic and full of character, it felt of a piece with the exhibition, while aligning Mr. Moran with a vibrant, multigenerational artistic cohort.
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The CMS further suggests that, where appropriate, states consider aligning any Medicaid work requirements with those that apply to other state welfare programs.
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But on its new song, the band sharpens its aim and agenda, aligning with protesters at Standing Rock and in Peñuelas, Puerto Rico.
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The administration is aligning with Saudi Arabia on a number of issues, the most significant of which involves pushing against Iran's regional role.
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Then the black community watched as Thomas "stabbed us in the back" by aligning with anti-black conservative Supreme Court justices, Hernandez says.
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The group aims to emphasize the link between nutrition programs and health outcomes — a small step toward better aligning agriculture and health policy.
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"What we need to see is banks committing themselves to aligning their lending portfolios to the goals of the Paris agreement," he said.
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Microsoft has been aligning its Teams software as the hub for the future of its Office suite, and this ad plays into that.
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The industry's trade association has said it remains committed to increasing fuel economy and strongly supports a program aligning federal and California standards.
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He and his administration should render Pepfar not only more efficient but also more strategic by aligning it with clear national security goals.
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These were ostensibly church-related organizations dedicated to family issues and became powerful lobbying organizations in Washington aligning themselves with the Republican Party.
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Those plans may end up aligning with NASA's goal to have its next human lander on the surface of the moon by 2024.
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Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff has countered, arguing that the secrecy surrounding the initial interviews is meant to prevent witnesses from aligning their statements.
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Now, though, Bannon is out of Trump's inner circle, and the White House is aligning itself much more closely with McConnell's political priorities.
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Yet through aligning the message in his music with a pair of sneakers, he somehow comes off worse in this deal than Reebok.
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While she thinks work-life balance is a fictional concept, she thinks reassessing or re-aligning priorities, rather than slowing down, can help.
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They need to speak for social justice and freedom, instead of aligning with right-wing nationalism, if they want to make a difference.
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The screens unfold like an accordion book, not quite aligning, leaving small gaps that create page breaks in the fluency of the projections.
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Not only is the brand aligning itself with a worthy cause, but through charitable donations, Gucci is putting its money where its mouth is.
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It doesn't matter that he's bisexual, or that his boyfriend is a minority, because aligning himself with white nationalism has given him a platform.
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Now he sees his signature issue and the national zeitgeist aligning at last, and he thinks it can take him to the White House.
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He's aligning himself exactly with the views of many of his supporters who disdain what they see as the elite's political correctness and smugness.
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Andrew Cuomo condemned the violence on a call with reporters, and called out the state's Republican Party directly for aligning itself with McInnes's group.
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He's argued that keeping witness testimony private in the early stages prevents other witnesses from learning what others are saying and aligning their stories.
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Aligning the startup community with government strategy would allow innovation and social good to walk hand-in-hand when it comes to AI development.
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It's satisfying to kick the lock into place, but aligning things so that the hub assembly doesn't block the locking pin can be fiddly.
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In recent years, polls have shown majorities of voters aligning with Democrats on those issues, particularly in the formerly Republican but rapidly shifting suburbs.
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During the GOP primary, the congresswoman distanced herself from the McCain camp, instead aligning herself more closely to President Donald Trump and his platform.
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Or rather to try to persuade carriers of the benefits of aligning with a cross-network Android-to-Android next-gen SMS messaging strategy.
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And right now, during Pride Month in the year 2019, is a very good time to make money by aligning oneself with queer causes.
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Because what could be better than aligning style-wise with your crew, whether they're your cast mates, IRL sidekicks, or, like these women, both?
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Wherever you are in your planning process, the stars are aligning to keep you a few steps ahead of the holiday game this weekend.
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The rapper's pal, John Legend, also texted him asking West to "reconsider aligning yourself with Trump," which West shared in a Tweet on Thursday.
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We are aligning our interests and for us that means this metric is important and here's why, and were being super-transparent about it.
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A coalition of Arab states led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates allege Qatar funds terrorism and is aligning itself with Iran.
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Since Trump's rise, Republicans have grown markedly more favorable to Putin's Russia, a direct result of Trump aligning himself with Putin (and vice versa).
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He should probably stick to aligning himself more to the Onion and meme parodies of himself (seriously, the BuzzFeedification of an incompetent vice president?).
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The CFTC has moved towards aligning itself with law enforcement and other regulators in its use of cooperation credit and recognition of self-reporting.
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They want their darned country back, which is why they're aligning with the most divisive, craptastic figure ever to attempt to run for president.
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Some criticized the aquarium saying that the tweet was cultural appropriation and was aligning the bodies of black women with the bodies of animals.
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That turns each senator into a de facto powerbroker with the ability to shape — or kill — legislation simply by aligning with two other members.
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Kanye doesn't seem to understand what's at stake and what aligning with this kind of rhetoric can do, and the impact it can have.
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Shakespeare appropriates Islam for Protestant causes, aligning the false prophecy of Muhammad with the inspired Joan of Arc; Was Mahomet inspired with a dove?
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Of course, by aligning himself with these supposedly great men of history, he's implicitly advancing himself as the next great man in American history.
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Maxine Waters (D-CA), argued administration officials have forfeited their right in expecting public niceties by aligning themselves with Trump in the first place.
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ISIS is also capitalizing on local insurgencies and aligning with other terrorist groups across the Middle East, the Horn of Africa and the Sahel.
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Britain, by aligning with Eastern European leaders who see Russia as a dire threat, has helped maintain the European Union's hard line against Moscow.
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But aligning the clip into the correct position could be an inconvenience if you're on-the-go and want to quickly capture a photo.
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Aligning market-driven incentives with patient health outcomes — and today's science — is the single most important step we can take in the short-term.
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Pulling back the lens for a longer view produces an even more striking picture of how closely Senate and presidential results are now aligning.
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Fans swarmed the artist's Facebook page, where he shared a post announcing his decision, with comments accusing Nelson of aligning with O'Rourke's "socialist" positions.
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"We were looking to elevate the types and selections of products by aligning our assortment to our customer's needs," says Walgreens spokesperson Emily Hartwig.
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The moon enters creative water sign Pisces and brings inspiration in your career as it connects with the sun, aligning you with your purpose.
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What's going on: Beth Bao, a strategic planning executive with JD Logistics, says the company is deliberately aligning company strategy with Belt and Road.
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In winning the presidency in 1999 he defeated a coalition of Socialists, Communists and former guerrillas by aligning himself with a center-right party.
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For Caterpillar that means not only aligning internally with our business but also with our global network of 168 dealers that serve 193 countries.
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J.P. Like her big sister Miley before her, Noah Cyrus is aligning herself with hip-hop at an early, pivotal stage of her career.
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Its leaders hoped that by aligning their plans with their larger and wealthier neighbor, they could leverage the kingdom's heft for their own benefit.
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The second tier could include nations aligning with us in between the 80 and 90 percent mark, receiving a slightly less preferential trade deal.
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I get weirdly obsessive about perfectly aligning with the instructor's timing, and this exercise exacerbated that anxiety by adding a count of 10 breaths.
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When he did, releasing the more experimental, lo-fi "Rock and Roll Nightclub" in 2012 on Captured Tracks, the indie-rock stars were aligning.
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"Our customer is migrating away from natural fur and we are aligning with this trend," Macy's said on a new webpage about the policy.
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His rivals had destroyed themselves, he said, by aligning with the very Democratic Party that had been the target of their invective for years.
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Past legislative approaches have been laser-focused on telehealth instead of aligning incentives to promote better quality care, no matter how it is delivered.
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As a result, he said, aligning with a large player could create "a very interesting model of acquiring customers" at a significantly lower cost.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader accused Saudi rulers on Tuesday of committing "treason" against Muslims by aligning themselves with the United States and Israel.
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More companies are aligning themselves with a purpose and values that match what Millennials want, such as relationships, freedom, doing what's right, and innovation.
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You can test this out for yourself by aligning your teeth edge to edge and trying to make an "f" sound, the researchers said.
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The president's "America First" bravado on trade resonated deeply, aligning him more with some Democrats, including Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, than fellow Republicans.
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Esper is eyeing a reduction in forces aimed at better aligning with the National Defense Strategy, which focuses on competition with Russia and China.
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"If that's the announced purpose and effect — of aligning ourselves with Christianity — then I would think it would sound much like proselytizing," he said.
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By choosing Google, Apple or Amazon today, you are also aligning your family values with the values of one of the big tech giants.
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When you say that paint must be paint, you are aligning yourself with one side of the divide, a goal that Whitten never pursued.
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One of the most difficult aspects of making policy better for poor people is aligning the interests of politicians with those of the poor.
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By aligning with sports specifically, food companies are trying to send the message that it's possible to outrun calories taken in from junk food.
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It's about aligning yourself with the right hustlers and I feel like, from both of our perspectives, we aligned ourselves with the right hustlers.
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It was the conclusion of a tortured primary season, in which Ryan spent months weighing the costs and benefits of aligning with his party's nominee.
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Aligning Cap with Hydra in 2016 drastically impacts this aspect of the character's history, and seemingly contradicts Kirby and Simon's original vision of the character.
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In his "Lacemaker" (1669-70), he depicts a woman working with threads as delicate streams of fluid paint, aligning his art with her careful craft.
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Set the ScenePosition your face by dividing the frame into horizontal thirds, then aligning your eyes with the upper third without cutting off your forehead.
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There are obvious down sides in aligning oneself with someone with a record like Barr's, but the president has already taken that leap with her.
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Like other packaged food makers, the producer of Nescau chocolate powder and Kitkat bars is aligning itself with a worldwide consumer shift toward healthier food.
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By aligning your expectations with those of your organisation and understanding how you can best contribute in your role, you set yourself up for success.
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After all, aligning with Trump is an enormous betrayal from the man who defended the black community so boldly during that 2005 Hurricane Katrina telethon.
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While sitting, he recommends aligning the neck and spine by checking that the ears are over the shoulders and the shoulders are over the hips.
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Amy Ling Lin, founder and creator of Sundays nail salon, also noted the importance of Sundays in aligning her career trajectory with her personal happiness.
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In an interview, former Ku Klux Klan leader and Trump supporter David Duke, made comments aligning himself and the Unite the Right movement with Trump.
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Simmons saw only 21 defensive snaps, aligning all over the line, and looked thicker than in college, as he's likely not in game shape yet.
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A number of corporate sponsors are taking a pass, too, as aligning your brand with the polarizing nominee proves to be more liability than perk.
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One can imagine the type of interest certain clothing or drinks sponsors will have in aligning their brand with the star player of each game.
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"At Asilomar, there was a lot of talk about aligning AI with human values, but little discussion of what these human values are," he said.
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Details: In Canada and the U.S., smart cities face obstacles including skepticism of Big Tech, privacy concerns, outdated infrastructure, and the difficulty of aligning stakeholders.
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What our responsibility is is to ensure that we're aligning our expenses against those areas that we believe will drive our growth in the future.
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Specifically, "when it's about someone engaging in self-promotion versus transforming the country and aligning with our leader in a political revolution," Rickman tells Broadly.
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We're expecting Microsoft to focus on productivity features for Windows 10, including aligning its to-do app across many of the company's apps and services.
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Moving the embassy would have signaled that Trump was aligning with the Israeli hard right — and created a major, potentially dangerous rift with the Palestinians.
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Now we see Turkey aligning itself with Iran which is the major supporter of Assad and joining with them in a common activity in Syria.
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Nowadays, [audiences are not] really buying music or anything, so you're aligning yourself with brand sponsors, and you go and perform at these corporate events.
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In the short time since Trump took office, his administration has already lifted protections for trans students to use the restrooms aligning with their gender.
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In the early stages of planning, organizers took what they considered the most intersectional approach, aligning themselves with a diverse group of other protest movements.
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"Aligning food innovation and marketing with operations allows ideas to come to life quickly and be delivered to customers with strategic agility," Forrester's report stated.
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"We are aligning with what we believe is the most innovative manufacturer and product developer in the world," said spokesman Jonathan Bass, referring to Tesla.
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"We've gone the long route of aligning with the music industry," he said of today's new addition and the new subscription tiers yet to come.
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Just as in the Cold War, Russia and the United States are aligning themselves along opposite sides of the Iranian-Saudi/Shiite-Sunni fault line.
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Christopher Wenk, executive director of international policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said the "stars are aligning" for tariff legislation after years of delays.
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Those who try to keep up with the tides of pop music usually do so by capitalizing on trends and aligning themselves with current stars.
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There are also ideas to modernize the Budget Act of 1974 by more closely aligning the process of authorizing federal policies with spending federal dollars.
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Trump's bromance with Russian President Vladimir Putin, so inexplicable to almost everyone, has the effect, intended or not, of keeping Putin from aligning with China.
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In general, Americans, even those with few means, end up aligning themselves with the wealthy in the hope that they, too, will eventually get rich.
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Absolutely. One of the most difficult aspects of making policy better for poor people is aligning the interests of politicians with those of the poor.
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If not guarded closely, the movement itself also risks aligning itself with particular political leanings, and adding to the gradual drip of politics into medicine.
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Because of their healthy division lead, the Red Sox have the luxury of aligning their team and granting proper rest in preparation for the postseason.
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Lyft brings in roughly 40 new full-time employees each week, and it focuses on aligning these new workers with company values from day one.
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Douthat fell on the opposite side, aligning with reformers who wanted to rethink the party's economic policy and pursue new avenues to appeal to voters.
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A quarter of a century after their bloody rivalry ended, Russia and the Taliban are discovering that their interests in Afghanistan are aligning, says Rubin.
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Because returning to nature is the first step to aligning with your celestial spirit, even if it means veering toward some form of trench-foot.
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The McCain family was deeply irritated at Ms. McSally, who was afraid she would anger hard-line primary voters by aligning herself with Mr. McCain.
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Trump can also advance U.S. interests by aligning both of the states closer to Washington and distancing them from Tehran and possibly Moscow as well.
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Many had already considered Assad's victory in the civil war inevitable at this point, but aligning with the Kurds further tightens his grip on power.
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He takes a broad view of what he sees as its inherent perils — and is one of the few leaders actively aligning with Mr. Trump.
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"It's really helping to coach people through important decisions: How to make sure money isn't squandered and aligning assets with values and visions," he said.
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It does not take a Ph.D. in marketing to realize that aligning one's brand with the KKK and white nationalist groups is not good business.
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The difficulty of aligning the conference's ethos with its execution was not lost on protesters who gathered outside some of the events Wednesday and Thursday.
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This critical piece of legislation fits within the broader themes of the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Reauthorization package – aligning statute with current medical practices.
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The idea is that many Twitter marketing partners work with all three teams, and aligning them under Jafari might help streamline certain projects and partnerships.
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Wendy O'Connor, a psychologist and life coach, previously told Business Insider that aligning your photos with passions will make it easier for others to approach you.
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The philosophical misconception is that people think that witchcraft is evil, that it inherently does bad, whether it's your actual actions or aligning yourself against monotheism.
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While Trump has scrambled the conventional ideological divide, he has done so by aligning around a divide that is in many ways deeper and more fundamental.
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Yet it's clear that Zach — whom the show reveals lost his father months ago — is aligning himself with Bryce out of necessity more than anything else.
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But Feinberg said this was done with the intent of more closely aligning the location with its virtual history, which you can't do from your couch.
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But if they're aligning against the partnerships with the leagues, leagues try to sell the whole league, they don't try and sell you team by team.
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To switch the thing on you have to twist its arm, aligning it with the rest of circuit just like the symbols you used to draw.
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Drake is not actually aligning himself romantically with the women he rhapsodizes about in his songs — independent women who have chartered their own paths in life.
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Pieces of scenery snap automatically to the most logical place, like the edge of a walkway, so you won't waste time aligning those hedges juuuuust right.
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The key is for CEOs to leverage other influential members of the organization to use video for driving impact and aligning employees behind the CEO's strategies.
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He said he would improve relations with Russia, aligning with Moscow to jointly combat ISIS in Syria, while staying out of the rest of that conflict.
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Throughout history, there have always been black folks who betrayed their own but the path to freedom has never been forged by aligning with the oppressor.
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Scott Jennings argued that Democrats are aligning themselves on the unpopular sides of a host of issues including border enforcement, immigration, free college and tax cuts.
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In about one year, there will be a reassessment of Bulgaria's progress towards aligning its economy, banks and rules to the banking union, the official said.
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A western- and techno-centric model of development also meant aligning its scientific priorities with prevailing western scientific trends and focus; and disregarding local priorities, needs.
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"Aligning capital with these nonprofits is the best way to capture the 'S,' the socially responsible aspect, of ESG," said Ethan Powell, founder of Impact Shares.
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The focus may be digital transformation or global collaboration or risk management, and aligning to this priority may enable your client to get buy-in internally.
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"Because we can denoise very well by taking multiple images and aligning them, we can afford to keep the colors saturated in low light," says Levoy.
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It's testing a new look for its images search on desktop that is aligning pictures vertically rather than horizontally, making the results look more like Pinterest's.
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With a tinge of humor, people recounted items their partners had fixated on: organizing glasses at a family wedding, aligning dirty dishes at Panera, fluffing pillows.
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But without learning the skills of aligning my money with my values, I didn't realize I was making all of my financial decisions out of fear.
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"The TASE is updating the rules to remove barriers and aligning itself to international standards, to increase the number of active members of TASE," he said.
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"Aligning financial incentives more closely with this patient-oriented goal would drive hospital behavior towards finding ways to reduce post-discharge mortality," Hummel added by email.
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In his testimony, he will push for industry's favored solution to the privacy question: aligning the FCC's standards with those used by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Among those aligning themselves with Washington are five of the six richest and most powerful states in the Western Hemisphere: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile and Colombia.
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No matter what the underlying frustrations of the marchers in Charlottesville were, they betrayed their own just causes by aligning themselves with the KKK and Nazis.
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"There are challenges in aligning depression care with patient needs," said the lead author, Dr. Mark Olfson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center.
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Norman, a former state lawmaker, ran a campaign aligning himself with President Donald Trump, who won this district in November by more than 18 percentage points.
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With Mr. Netanyahu seemingly aligning himself during that fight with Mr. Obama's Republican critics, some Israel backers feared the country was squandering its traditional bipartisan support.
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But that extra money from aligning Britain's effective date of departure with the end of the EU's budgeting plan will not be enough, for two reasons.
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So you're aligning people together around shared projects and shared outcomes, and people get to know each other so then it's not about us versus them.
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The President said that Barbara Comstock, the incumbent in Virginia's Tenth District, was among those who had forfeited a win by not aligning herself with him.
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With her Republican challenger, Josh Hawley, aligning with Mr. Trump's agenda, the outcome of Missouri's Senate election will also be a referendum on the president's popularity.
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Like her sister Miley before her, Ms. Cyrus was aligning herself with hip-hop, though unlike Miley, she did not appear to be having any fun.
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We will continue to invent, iterate, and innovate on behalf of our neighbors while aligning with our three pillars of customer privacy, security, and user control.
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Black Power has been considered the more militant race reform effort, emerging as a splinter group from civil rights, and aligning more closely with black nationalism.
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Ms. Ash wants to address the lack of diversity in the wellness industry by aligning herself and Black Girl in Om with organizations committed to diversity.
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The group said it would respond by aligning management pay and bonuses more closely with profitability, cutting manufacturing complexity and reducing headcount by an unspecified amount.
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Feinstein added on Monday that arming teachers is "an utterly ridiculous idea" and accused Trump of aligning his priorities with ideas endorsed by the gun lobby.
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And officials in Central Asia, like many of their counterparts around the world, are hedging their bets when it comes to aligning with Washington or Beijing.
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It will continue to urge some sanctions relief for North Korea in exchange for Pyongyang's taking limited steps toward denuclearization, thereby aligning itself with South Korea.
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But, aligning herself with McConnell's position, she argued that a decision on witnesses should wait until after opening arguments from both sides and questions from senators.
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Successful interventions have often come in one of two forms: resolving a conflict between two states, or nudging local dynamics that were already aligning around peace.
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"With the stars aligning for Republican leaders, this could lead to major policy changes for regulation," said Sam Batkins, director of regulatory policy at the AAF.
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In 2016, North Carolina's House Bill 2, or HB2, faced nationwide backlash for preventing transgender people from using public restrooms aligning with their self-identified genders.
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Better aligning manufacturers' incentives also could produce more innovation than the current CAFE metric, which acts not only as a floor but, in practice, a ceiling.
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With the potential for less countercyclical federal aid, states will need larger budget reserves and fiscal policy guided by a goal of aligning spending with revenue.
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Committee members for the first time released their 2021 projections, which see the economy growing at a 1.8 percent rate, aligning with the long-range forecast.
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FreedomWorks Chief Executive Adam Brandon said in a statement it was "a shame" that Collins was again aligning herself with "far-left Democrats and special interests."
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Aligning with other food industry associations that are closer to the new consumer trends would also provide credibility and scale for a more reputable industry voice.
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But Ms. Gabbard's upstart campaign for president has often cut against the grain of the broader Democratic field, at times aligning more closely with Republican messaging.
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After he was forced from office, he remained a powerful political player, aligning himself with the Houthi rebels who have been fighting a Saudi-led coalition.
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Only a few weeks ago, the planets seemed to be aligning exceptionally well for Marine Le Pen, the far-right candidate in the French presidential race.
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Iran has had tense relations with its minorities, including Kurds, Arabs, Azeris and Baluch, and has accused them of aligning with neighboring countries rather than Tehran.
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Two times a year, people in Manhattan gather in several spots to get a perfect shot of the sun aligning with the city's carefully laid out streets.
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Aligning the US closer to Moscow could also alarm European allies unless he makes a full-throated defense of NATO on his first trip to the continent.
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Nothing is sweat-wicking or muscle-aligning; I have somehow avoided athleisure and uniform-dressing, both designed to allow you to increase your time spent doing things.
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Democrats' religious profile very different But even as white Christians have declined as a share of the population, more of that shrinking group is aligning with Republicans.
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This visit demonstrated the U.S. military's commitment to Ukraine and furthered our broader agenda of aligning with our EU partners to counterbalance Russian influence in the region.
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For those who have planned their grids according to a specific aesthetic, aligning quotes in one column or color-coordinating rows, the test is cause for concern.
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The chances of popular hits aligning with critical favorites have become more and more remote as the gaps between their budgets, marketing, reception, and audiences all widen.
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The deal helps smooth the way for the planned expansion of PNG LNG, roughly aligning Santos' 13.5% stake in the LNG project and the new gas field.
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It's important to see Apple aligning its own interests with the broader market like this, since Apple Arcade is making a play for the entire gaming audience.
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This is America: we build gorgeous monuments, but we're also a people aligning that monument so it looks in a photograph like it's our gargantuan pretend-cock.
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"I also think that we're in a kind of a special time of our priorities and our values kind of aligning to being more compassionate," he said.
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GM plans to promote the Bolt as a small crossover utility vehicle, or CUV - aligning it with one of the hottest segments in the global car market.
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The new structure aims to reduce blind spots by more closely aligning macro-economic policies with on-the-ground regulation and supervision of financial institutions and markets.
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Why are we asking American service personnel to risk their lives by aligning them with a patchwork of militarily inadequate fighters that are currently on the run?
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In much the same way that aligning carbon-fibre composites creates stronger racing cars, aircraft and golf clubs, CLT imparts greater rigidity and strength to wooden structures.
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Guarantee Agreement Fitch's rationale for aligning PEFCO's ratings to the U.S. sovereign rating is derived from the Amended Guarantee and Credit Agreement between Ex-Im and PEFCO.
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A picture of Lewis on the GoFundMe shows a series of 45 staples aligning his skull, stretching from his left eyebrow to the back of his head.
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You don't even need to be careful about aligning the screen image – it detects its position and auto-aligns for a clear view through the headsets lenses.
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West Virginia illustrates the danger that accompanies the Clinton strategy of closely aligning with President Obama and his policies: Many white voters, particularly white men, detest him.
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Manchin says he told McConnell he could support a tax-reform bill as long as it doesn't add too much to the deficit, aligning himself with Sen.
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Still, by forming a public policy coalition that includes Google, Ford is aligning with Silicon Valley's most prominent supporter of cars that can operate without a driver.
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He already helped me in getting rid of my testosterone poison, and now we're working on aligning that beautiful vagina that's supposed to be between my legs.
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GM plans to promote the Bolt as a small crossover utility vehicle, or CUV – aligning it with one of the hottest segments in the global car market.
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First, activists pursue breakups or strategic alternatives to increase value, aligning with regulators' general preference to see FIs, particularly those deemed to be systemically important, become smaller.
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The tugboat is needed during the critical summer resupply period on Greenland, aligning huge cargo ships, moving tankers into position, and helping pump fuel to the base.
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" Aligning Hitler's experience with his own, Mann wrote of a "basic arrogance, the basic feeling of being too good for any reasonable, honorable activity—based on what?
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It includes professionals from 59 countries, almost half of whom are women, aligning with its aim of doubling the number of women and minority members by 2020.
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Leo Zuckermann, a socially liberal commentator, suggested that Lopez Obrador, popularly known by his initials AMLO, is revealing his true colors by aligning himself with the PES.
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TTIP is not about harmonizing at the lowest common denominator, but rather aligning regulatory processes where it makes sense to the benefits of businesses and consumers alike.
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Rejoining the TPP would give U.S. companies and farmers better access to new markets as well as aligning the U.S. with a significant group of Asian partners.
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By aligning with Malik, Voboril says in the claim that he immediately made an enemy of Martina Slowey, who ultimately became his direct supervisor within the firm.
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It&aposs critical that we continue aligning our development process with the consumption motion our customers need as they begin to embark on a multi-domain approach.
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Foster is aligning himself with the Rooneys and pointing out the disparity in pay between himself and Le'Veon Bell, when both salaries are peanuts to the Rooneys.
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"Re-aligning the role and composition of the regions reflects an increased focus on growth for our potentially reduced-risk products," the spokesman said in an email.
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On its face, this feels like a confusing turn of events, but industry experts say it's really about aligning educational and nonprofit verticals across the entire organization.
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Other frequent clients include Navistar, a diesel truck manufacturer, and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, a regulatory agency that has a history of aligning with industry.
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Despite aligning himself closely with the president, Blankenship's campaign took a hit the day before the West Virginia primary when Trump urged voters to reject his candidacy.
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That white supremacists feel comfortable aligning with the party, while minorities do not suggests that the GOP as a whole is not sufficiently welcoming to racial diversity.
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For some, aligning with the national Women's March group brought their causes in front of white feminists and other social justice groups they don't typically overlap with.
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Aligning private investment with state priorities could grease the bureaucratic skids for some companies, but more official meddling in boardrooms is unlikely to produce good business decisions.
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Shane's John Deere 8335R tractor is equipped with state-of-the-art GPS and can pretty much direct itself, automatically aligning the rows of seeds being planted.
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Fed officials had signaled the shift in their thinking in recent weeks, aligning on the theme of patience with unusual consistency, leaving little doubt of their intentions.
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A parade of candidates, aligning themselves explicitly with Mr. Trump, is lining up to take on House Republicans whom they view as insufficiently loyal to the president.
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The change, they said, will affect service members or government employees who are green card holders, aligning with State Department requirements, requiring a paperwork change, they said.
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Cunningham believes this is what makes Orchard a more human tech real estate platform, fully aligning the interests of the real estate agent with the buyer/seller.
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This would be a high price to pay for aligning the United States with our Gulf allies in a Saudi-inspired attempt to settle scores with Tehran.
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The ratings agency also affirmed the Bank of England's long-term issuer default rating at 'AA' on Friday, aligning its rating with that of the UK government's.
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At others it means closely aligning with newly elected leaders, such as President Emmanuel Macron of France (though Trump's onetime friendly relationship with Macron has since soured).
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The public was evenly split along party lines, with the numbers not changing much in the months since the impeachment inquiry began, aligning with other national polls.
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Democratic candidates are publicly aligning themselves with union members in hopes of holding onto their support — and winning over those who flipped for President Trump in 22016.
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Traditionally, London has been seen as an advocate of an EU focused on economic cooperation, aligning it with northern neighbors who were wary of deepening political ties.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans have long known they struck a risky bargain aligning themselves with an impulsive president who holds little regard for Washington's political conventions.
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By relying on ancient building material and aligning his structures with the sun's movement through the seasons, Sugimoto aims to heighten an awareness of nature and environment.
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As a bonus, by aligning itself as a customer rather than an operator of lunar landing services the space agency will nurture a brand-new business sector.
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Those attendees interpreted the comments as aligning Mr. Schumer with Mr. Trump on a diplomatic issue that has been met with consternation by the Obama White House.
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Mr. Tillerson's legacy was the acquisition of XTO, a company specializing in shale production, aligning Exxon with a future in which natural gas could dominate fossil fuels.
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That includes doing community service and other volunteer work in their communities, aligning themselves with good teachers, and finding great mentors to guide and vouch for them.
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"Even though Belt and Road has opportunity for landlocked countries that they might not have otherwise, they're still interested in balancing rather than aligning themselves," Hillman said.
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On Tuesday, several high-profile leaders in the tech industry publicly advocated for greater gun control, aligning themselves with a political stance that is controversial in America.
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By aligning stories both from the victims and aggressors of the US-led invasion of Iraq conflict, the project creates a picture of collective trauma and perseverance.
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WATCH TERROR NOW U.S. special operations forces arrived in Yemen in April, aligning with the United Arab Emirates in supporting a faction of fighters from Yemen's south.
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" She said the museum has not nurtured local Latinx artists or curators, choosing instead to import talent from Latin America, "aligning its interests with Latin American collectors.
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This music celebrates the pedantic thrill of aligning the drum track with the keyboard line, the sharpness that arises only when everything is in its right place.
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Those who peopled a nationwide epidemic fueled by two aligning factors: sky high unemployment and a flood of high quality brown smokable heroin from Iran and Pakistan.
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"I don't want to get ahead of myself, but the stars may be aligning for the retail investor," said Lebovitz, a global market strategist with JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Following in the footsteps of Vizio and Samsung, LG is also aligning itself with Apple by supporting AirPlay 2 on its 2019 smart TVs out of the box.
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Costanza Rampini, an assistant professor of environmental studies at San Jose State University, wrote on Twitter that she was "furious" with Toyota for aligning itself with President Trump.
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People gaze upwards, aligning cameras and optical equipment, toward a total eclipse of the sun in the Parisian suburb of St. Germain-en-Laye on April 19993, 1912.
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If you are intentionally aligning your online presence with your professional field, you may want to follow some conventions, even as you put your own spin on it.
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And how do you differentiate a brand aligning their product with their ethics from a brand that's simply looking for a way to capitalize on just another trend.
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Because different images captured depth differently, aligning them can be difficult, as the left and center examples show — many parts will be excluded or produce incorrect depth data.
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Whether abolitionists, women's suffrage advocates, or civil rights activists, progressive change movements have gained influence by disrupting politics as usual — not by slavishly aligning themselves with electoral parties.
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The previous most-notable group was the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, which later splintered before aligning itself with ISIS, according to a report by the International Crisis Group .
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" — David Axelrod, former adviser to President Obama "Hillary won tonight's debate by closely aligning herself with Obama... But she also may lose the (general) election because of it.
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Kalanick was intrigued by the idea of aligning himself with Google but wanted reassurances from the top and asked for a meeting with founder and CEO Larry Page.
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The changes were aimed at better aligning the Nasdaq's business segments, management, resources and clients, said new CEO Adena Friedman, who took the top job on Jan. 1.
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" The group again said it was "urging the federal government and states to find a middle ground that raises standards year over year while aligning with market demand.
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Many polygamists, as well as non-polygamists unfamiliar with the insidious intricacies of the practice, will defend the right to plural marriage by aligning it with gay marriage.
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And while Democrats hoped that aligning with Sanders could give candidates distance from the party establishment in states that don't typically elect Democrats, Republicans aren't respecting that distinction.
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The $150 million commitment is tiny compared with the bank's $2.5 trillion balance sheet, but JPMorgan is the biggest bank in Detroit, aligning its interests with the city's.
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That changed this morning when Cboe Europe and Aquis Exchange moved Swiss stocks traded on their venues to a new tick table, aligning with more granular domestic increments.
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She discussed the procedure and the outpouring of "overwhelming" and "heartening" support that she's received from fans in an emotional Instagram post, aligning the experience to her breakup.
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Aligning young people and seniors around shared policy goals, such as improving eldercare by ensuring the rising generation of home health care work are well paid, can help.
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The stars may be finally aligning this year for the Keystone XL pipeline to bring crude oil from the Canadian province of Alberta to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries.
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"These business groups aligning against the trade war is something Trump should take into consideration," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"(Trump's departure) doesn't change the bigger picture: the moral, political, and economic incentives all seem to be aligning in favor of staying with the Paris agreement," he said.
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It's not that Americans are turning to socialism – they want companies to take the lead by aligning their way of doing business with the priorities of the public.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is increasingly aligning himself with Trump which concerns many in the region as Trump continues to be unpopular among many Western world leaders.
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" The group again said it was "urging the federal government and states to find a middle ground that raises standards year over year while aligning with market demand.
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Obviously when they trot out their alternate jerseys on December 15th this season, the Denver Nuggets and Adidas are not aligning themselves with white-supremacist, neo-nazi separatists.
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By aligning with Wall Street over working men and women, the Democratic Party has allowed Republicans to take over most state legislatures, most governorships, Congress, and the presidency.
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I don't typically like aligning myself with tour groups, but for excursions out of town (the excavation site is about an hour east of Xian), I recommend it.
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Aligning Management Skills with AT&T's Challenges AT&T has suffered from operational and execution issues over the past decade, for which the current leadership team is accountable.
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The hope was that by aligning with key industry priorities, they could not only minimize short-term disruption but earn Republican Party buy-in and stabilize the system.
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But in recent years, critics have often accused Egypt of tacitly aligning itself with Israel, a charge that the government of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has denied.
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It matters in a sport where people persist in believing that the rule prohibiting caddies from aligning players, which will take effect in January, is a women's issue.
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Castro — who served in the Obama administration — took a page from Biden's book, aligning himself with the former president, who still has very high approval ratings with Democrats.
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In aligning itself with the West Germany also committed itself to the values of freedom and democracy, and to cooperation with all those who stand for these values.
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"People are going back and realizing that maybe the major that they studied is not actually aligning with the outcomes that they want in their life," explains Tomlin.
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The new wave of "push-button health" startups like Thistle could finally take the hassle out of aligning your actions in the gym or kitchen with your intentions.
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Frémont's political managers got him the nomination by building a coalition of anti-immigrant opponents of slavery and progressives who opposed slavery—aligning proto-Trumpists with proto-Sandersites.
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Final bit of intrigue: Dems tell Axios that this week's depositions are private partly to prevent other witnesses from coordinating or aligning their testimony with what others say.
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Smaller companies, and those in rapidly expanding industries such as green energy and health-care IT, have everything to gain by aligning their interests with local community colleges.
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You do that by dividing America into tribes and, as "president," aligning yourself with the most extreme tribe, all the while promoting militarization among people who support you.
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It's not superficial to want to be attracted to someone's looks while simultaneously forming a deeper connection based on aligning interests, beliefs, food allergies—whatever matters to you!
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And that is why she believes her focus on aligning with tech companies and reaching a large number of people on a variety of platforms will pay dividends.
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But there is no question that we can relieve everyday problems like jet lag and insomnia simply by better aligning our circadian rhythms with the world around us.
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The real challenge is the food industry's inability to embrace a more socially responsible approach to aligning with consumer values, versus self-serving policies that protect members' margins.
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Of course Josephine Baker is performing the night that Lee goes to Bricktop's; of course she's singing "Blue Skies," the lyrics aligning perfectly with Lee's own hopeful mood.
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Even when a person is aligning with the patriarchy in an indirect way—the way the three protagonists do—an element of constant control lingers in the background.
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It's aligning the interests of the moms-and-pops and the real estate community, who want to see businesses succeed, but also need to make these critical decisions.
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Surprisingly, Manfred is on the right side of history here, aligning himself with both Bautista and Harper, and telling Gossage and his lot to go kick rocks (sort of).
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As BMW shows in this video, you'll need to carefully drive your car over the plate, aligning the charging plate under your car with the pad on the ground.
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The idea was to create a shortcut for an annual bill aligning how much Congress intended to tax and spend with how much it was actually taxing and spending.
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"We remain committed to aligning our business practices with society's expectations of a responsible company," Murray Garnick, Altria's executive vice president and general counsel, said in a press release.
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Fortunately, digital freelance platforms are playing a more prominent role in professionals' ability to navigate these changes by aligning themselves with online learning platforms such as Coursera and Udemy.
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Last week Uber raised $19953 billion from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, aligning the company with a major market in the Middle East it plans to target for expansion.
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Aligning herself Clinton, the antithesis of that Warren most famously stood for — standing up to the financial industry — has clearly been too much for many of us to bear.
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The clock, meanwhile, has been moved from the top center to the top left, possibly presaging a display notch but more likely just aligning the two devices' software design.
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Each had their own spin on what 'innovation' means in the smartphone space now, in the context of mature Western markets — and inevitably aligning with their respective business imperatives.
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In his conversation with CNET, Osterloh says the move is about aligning all of the artificial intelligence-powered hardware verticals into a single unit that can more closely collaborate.
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So big players are aligning: Walmart is also doing test runs using Uber and Lyft in an attempt to speed the delivery of fresh produce bought through Google Home.
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Aligning with brands: Retailers are attempting to persuade brands to work with an independent retailer who will advertise and support their products with the help of a knowledgeable staff.
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He told CNN that the Recording Academy, which awards the Grammys, does have a wide and diverse membership and is catching up in terms of aligning with fans' tastes.
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Analysts said Kim's meeting with Xi strengthened North Korea's negotiating position by aligning the two nations ahead of Kim's summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in the coming weeks.
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However, a near majority of the respondents -- 48% -- identified as most closely aligning with the Democratic Party, so it's unsurprising that they disagree with many of Trump's policy positions.
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These cadets, poised to graduate at West Point, took this photograph last week, setting off speculation that were aligning themselves with the Black Lives Matter movement while in uniform.
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Al-Jazeera said Israel was aligning itself with four Arab states that have severed diplomatic and commercial ties with Qatar and have demanded the closure of the television network.
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In short, forces that were allied with the US at the beginning of the month are now apparently moving toward aligning with US adversaries to thwart the Turkish assault.
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Kirsten Gillibrand made news and won praise from liberal activists during a progressive organizing conference this week when she backed a financial transaction tax — aligning her with Vermont Sen.
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Aligning with Trump seems like an obvious strategy but there are already signs that voters are seriously cynical when they see Washington politicians try to cozy up to Trump.
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From his first stop abroad as President last May, Trump seems to have thrown all caution to the wind by aligning with Saudi Arabia in this thoroughly toxic environment.
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Rep. Jim Renacci (R-Ohio) is joining the race for Ohio governor in 2018, vowing to end "pay for play" economic policies and aligning himself closely with President Trump.
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Members of the public insinuated the first lady was aligning herself with Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump's opponent in the 2016 presidential race, since Clinton also appeared in white pantsuits.
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And 14 percent were committed to aligning their goals with climate science, which requires deep cuts in emissions to achieve Paris agreement goals, up from 9 percent last year.
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This is the secret sauce that underpins the innovation economy, aligning the interests of the startup founders, their investors, and team members to drive value creation for the country.
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That means these third-party voters tend to disappear in the voting booth — either ultimately aligning themselves with a major party or, more likely, not showing up at all.
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"The stars are aligning for easyJet this year," Richard Hunter, head of markets at interactive investor, said, highlighting helpful factors such as the demise of some of easyJet's competitors.
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Another important step would be aligning payment models across the health system — Medicare, Medicaid, private insurers — so providers don't have to design different care models for differently insured patients.
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LOS ANGELES — The Museum of Contemporary Art here is planning to eliminate general ticket charges, aligning it with the Broad and the Hammer Museum, which already offer free admission.
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Before the year was out, he was aligning himself with a newly elected Donald Trump to widespread outrage, prompting yet another reevaluation of his behavior at the 2009 VMAs.
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"It seems to me we're seeing the rise of a new axis in the Middle East, aligning Russia, Israel and countries like Saudi Arabia against Iran," Ms. Khatib said.
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Andrew Salzberg, Uber's head of transportation policy and research, said aligning the company with public transport authorities was a good way to make Uber a better partner for cities.
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We must continue to fight terrorism while re-aligning our larger strategy to modernize our forces to manage Russia or China – the growing near-peer threats of our time.
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It also named Benoit Bazin as new chief operating officer and said it would have five new reporting units aimed at aligning its business more closely to its markets.
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Aligning the incentives for players and owners to work together to increase revenue became the economic foundation of today's N.B.A., and ushered in 15 years of relative labor peace.
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But for now, perhaps the best surety for corporate conduct is for investors and customers to keep their eyes on the long run, aligning market incentives with public welfare.
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Jonathan Easley and Julia Manchester report that there are growing concerns among centrist Democrats that the race's moderates are not aligning behind a moderate alternative to Sanders quick enough.
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But I think the ubiquity of the internet, the advent the iPhone, AWS becoming a thing... it just really took a lot of stars aligning to make this happen.
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Consumers are paying closer attention to nutrition and health than ever before, and future-facing companies are listening to them and aligning their positions on key nutrition policies accordingly.
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Apps for aligning priorities and workflows, like Asana and Trello, keep coworkers on track, and collaboration tools like Slack, Zoom, and Confluence make group projects easier to work on.
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They could group people together based on factors like their age, risk tolerance, and investment goals and come up with a handful of ideal portfolios aligning with each group.
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"I would strongly argue that the target-date fund would do a much better job aligning with the investor's goals than the investor would do on their own," he said.
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"This ... will enhance competitiveness and strengthen ABB's global leadership in transformers by better aligning the business to reflect changing market dynamics," said Claudio Facchin, president of ABB's Power Grids division.
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The problem is twofold: Not only do the rigid suits weigh more, they also have a hard time aligning properly with human joints, forcing wearers to twist their gait unnaturally.
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Washington (CNN)Colorado is the latest state to move to ban gay conversion therapy for minors, aligning Colorado's policies with the consensus among leading medical and mental health professional organizations.
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Its features were inspired by Google's filter bubbles, wherein the company's algorithm begins to provide users with selective search results aligning with their pre-existing worldview, based on previous activity.
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It's logically incoherent to argue that implementing social welfare programs will encourage women to "choose life" while aligning oneself with a political movement that actively works to eliminate that choice.
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While public opinion may be aligning against globalization and the free movement of people, information sharing among security agencies remains a powerful tool in the fight against crime and terror.
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" He chronicles Pence before and after aligning himself with Donald J. Trump and sums up by saying that "we are left to make what we can of the small clues.
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The underlying computer vision software is getting better at recognizing objects in the real world and aligning digital objects that match the lighting, transparency and occlusion of the real world.
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To merge with Joan, she has connected not to any righteous anger or Time's Up timeliness, but to the idea of being called, of aligning herself with a larger purpose.
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For straight believers, running a so-called support blog can feel like an important act of allyship: a way of aligning themselves with (or perhaps inserting themselves into) the cause.
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But for Shahshahani, the warning sign is that the administration is aligning itself with segments of the US Iranian population and claiming that they are speaking for the Iranian people.
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Lesser-known Olympians, however, have to find outside sources of income by aligning with smaller, unofficial brands outside of the blackout period, when they likely can't command as much money.
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The Moon, in Leo, connects with Saturn and Uranus at 3:55 AM, and Saturn and Uranus connect at 4:41 AM—very intense and exciting energies are aligning today!
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Google's decision to allow organizations to alter ads* on search results to prevent people from aligning themselves with a group—no matter how odious the group is—is blatantly political.
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Sometimes, it is said, the pact involves James Mattis, the defence secretary, aligning travel with the White House chief of staff, John Kelly, a fellow retired four-star Marine general.
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If demand is sensitive to changes in price, then a tax will change behaviour, benefiting poorer people's health and aligning their behaviour more closely with what they say they desire.
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But more importantly, you need to get them fitted, North says, because aligning the projector so you can see the image requires that the glasses be adjusted for your face.
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The challenge has several facets: matching workers with jobs, aligning workforce capacity with employer demand and creating pathways for training that enable the workforce to adapt and recalibrate over time.
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"It's all about aligning with algorithms that you like," says Neil Vogel, CEO of DotDash, an IAC-backed media company that was created through the rebranding of version of About.com.
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I think it was just about being really, really prudent to the work and aligning myself with the right filmmakers and other actors that could push me, help me grow.
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"Since Livefyre was acquired by Adobe in March 2016, we've been fully integrating and aligning the product with Adobe Experience Cloud and its enterprise solutions," an Adobe spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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When the skeptical or thumbs-down emojis did crop up, or when some followers expressed disappointment in Gabbana for aligning himself with FLOTUS, his supporters would come to his defense.
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Data mobility, the right to transfer one's data from one company or organization to another, is proposed under the charter, aligning Canada with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulations.
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The EU's default system of financial-market access for foreign companies is based on "equivalence" — aligning with the bloc's rules — so any major divergence in UK rules could jeopardise access.
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Wisconsin GOP Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson is now dismissing the "fake outrage" over his comments questioning veterans for aligning with the Democratic Party — a party he says rejects the Constitution.
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Ocasio-Cortez isn't the first new-ish Democratic member of Congress who looks likely to make waves by aligning herself more closely with the party's activist base than its establishment.
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The US withdrawal has led to dozens of ISIS prisoners escaping detention, and to the Kurds aligning with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and Russian forces to defend against Turkey.
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"HuffPost is aligning its talents and investments to areas that have high audience engagement, differentiation and are poised for growth at a time when our mission means more than ever."
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Accord Most recently, on October 14 in Germany members of the soccer team Hertha Berlin took a knee before their game, aligning themselves with the protesting players of the NFL.
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Jensen said he had come to disdain the "politics by fear" on the Republican side and did not like that McSally increasingly seemed to be aligning herself with the president.
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Although the videos varied widely in content, they shared a first-person camera angle that provided a unifying visual aesthetic, aligning image, sound, and touch with the male actor's perspective.
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People like to say they are independents because, well, it sounds better than aligning all the time with one party or the other -- especially in this moment of severe partisanship.
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Now all three manufacturers are committed to reining in costs, aligning production volumes with demand, and reducing unprofitable sales of slow-moving vehicles to corporate fleets and rental-car companies.
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Fiat Chrysler is aligning with Aurora at a time when industry executives are acknowledging that it will probably take longer than previously believed to put autonomous vehicles on the road.
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Analysts said the meeting strengthened North Korea's position ahead of any meeting with Trump by aligning Beijing and Pyongyang while reassuring China it was not being sidelined in any negotiations.
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A winning celebrity profile requires a number of stars aligning: a subject willing to be transparent, a writer interested in challenging received wisdom, a circumstance that's not constrained or contrived.
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These realistic bureaucratic steps would be a welcome development in better aligning how products from these illegal settlements are treated with official U.S. policy on the illegality of Israeli settlements.
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" President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has been accused by critics of aligning with Russia, said in a statement that Mr. Karlov had been "assassinated by a radical Islamic terrorist.
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The rapper has been weathering backlash after praising President Donald Trump, aligning himself with conservative Candace Owens and tweeting a picture of himself wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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Facebook is likely looking to encourage broader adoption of the Stories format on the core Facebook platform by aligning the forthcoming Stories Discovery page with the successful Instagram Explore page.
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He has done so in part by aligning the Republican Party more closely with white nationalism, which played a role in his huge victory margins in older, less metropolitan America.
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It seems like more of this pivot that we've seen from President Duterte, essentially aligning himself more closely with China to really see those economic benefits that could come in.
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So we&aposre also aligning the circadian biology with the food intake, because all of our organs have clocks, internal clocks, and they like to be active at certain times.
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And by aligning so unreservedly with the men accused of sexual misconduct, rather than the women they have been alleged to victimize, Trump is raising the risks of such shifts.
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His greatest achievement was "aligning the State Department with a Trump agenda, which was a 2000-degree turn from what they had been used to for eight years" under Obama.
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But aligning Democratic partisans around Obama's view is a more plausible goal, and, as we've seen, the dour mood extends well beyond the ranks of the GOP rank and file.
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In 2018, she shifted well to the right to navigate a Republican primary, aligning herself closely with Mr. Trump in a way that ultimately harmed her in the general election.
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Aligning the policy with Pence's evangelical Christian principles, the administration stocked the Department of Health and Human Services and other federal agencies with a cadre of pro-life staff members.
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In June, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, and the UAE implemented an economic and diplomatic blockade against Qatar, accusing the oil-rich country of sponsoring extremism and aligning itself with Iran.
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Aligning with the Israelite sensibilities may be a stretch for some, but the core feeling that Kendrick expresses here is one that can be easily shared among those of oppressed groups.
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"We know that monetary policy works with long lags and therefore aligning ... expectations with what is realistically possible is good," said Hansson, who also sits on the ECB's rate-setting panel.
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From a political perspective, "the stars are aligning in Asia for the acceleration of India's economic growth," Dhruva Jaishankar, foreign policy fellow at Brookings India, wrote in a note this month.
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Belarus is showing more interest in aligning itself with some of the technical regulations that govern the European single market; an EU delegation visited the country last October to discuss trade.
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"There's progress generally in aligning compensation with shareholder returns," says Stu Dalheim, vice president of governance and advocacy at Calvert Investments, whose mutual funds look for socially and environmentally responsible companies.
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Advice for conducting better interviews includes "flipping the script" to combat bias, setting a strategy and hiring criteria, and keeping a conversational flow focused on aligning candidates to a predetermined rubric.
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No matter how you feel about West's latest tweets or declarations of "free thinking," aligning himself with Jones is a dramatic step that I'm not sure he can come back from.
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In a challenging retail environment, we believe FL has done an excellent job of re-aligning their store fleet and creating an in-store experience that is relevant to their customers.
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"Clearly, Facebook's business model is unique and, unfortunately, we were not as diligent in aligning our data management with their privacy policy as we should have been," he told the Journal.
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Another official Jesus Faria, who is stepping down from a ministry to run for the new constituent assembly, accused Ortega of aligning herself with the socialists' ideological foe the United States.
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Aligning incentives so the user is incentivized to handle small issues themselves, with zero handling cost, and using their insurance for the big expenses, saves insurance companies a lot of money.
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Yet we're able to build trust by aligning expectations to reality (UX design), learning from our mistakes (machine learning) and listening to one another when we don't understand (natural language processing).
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Mr. Rubio is faced with a difficult path: trying to halt the momentum of Senator Ted Cruz in Iowa while also aligning the establishment and right-leaning vote in New Hampshire.
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Still, the effect works because, in aligning each rotated image in the sequence according to the visible curvature of Earth&aposs shadow, the combined moons form a full Earth umbra (shadow).
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The problem with aligning your policies to squarely cut against the preferences of the powerful and privileged is that they have a lot of power and tend to win political fights.
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But, if she's defensive or dismissive and shows no interest in aligning your actual position with the role you thought you signed on for, it's probably time to explore your options.
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Our thought bubble: The list may reflect an internal compromise between administration factions supporting a hard line and another, aligning with President Trump, that prefers backing away from the sanctions regime.
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On Tuesday at a G7 summit in Italy, Tillerson said Russia must choose between aligning itself with the U.S. and other Western nations or Assad, Iran and the militant group Hezbollah.
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We now also think the odds are moving up that they also revise their guidance at that meeting from looking for three hikes this year to four, aligning with our view.
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"This is a true grassroots movement where people are aligning under the notion that there's no equality and pride for some of us without reparations for all of us," she said.
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Laing said along with economic measures such as reducing the country's fiscal deficit, Britain also wanted Harare to carry out political reforms, including aligning the country's laws to a 2013 constitution.
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Emmit is putting a lot of shit on Sy for his bad decisions, which is clearly only going to lead him further down the path of depending on/aligning with Varga.
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The outlet noted that the poll was slightly skewed toward Democrats, with 36 percent of respondents aligning themselves with the party compared to the 29 percent who said they were Republicans.
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Given the sky-high cost of many cancer drugs and growing political pressure over pricing, Ho-Ung Kim, head of strategy and operations at Celltrion Healthcare, believes the stars are aligning.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday called Alabama Senate hopeful Roy Moore and endorsed his campaign, fully aligning himself with the embattled Republican candidate eight days before the special election.
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" By aligning the Cancer Moonshot with PMI and bringing all elements of our health ecosystem together, we can hopefully answer President Obama's "What if?" with an historic, "Yes, we #Can Serve.
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Republican candidates Ed Gillespie and Kim Guadagno each took a page from the Donald Trump playbook with racially charged ads accusing their Democratic opponents of aligning with violent immigrant gang members.
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"Preemption was about aligning state and local law—making sure there were no inconsistencies," says Kim Haddow, director of the Local Solutions Support Center, a national hub working to counter preemption.
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While avoiding directly engaging Trump, Harris has accused the President of stoking racist and xenophobic rhetoric, while aligning his administration with white supremacists at home, and cozying up to dictators abroad.
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Because travellers don't have to radically change their travel habits to enjoy these great experiences, VizEat has partnered with a range of hospitality providers, harmoniously aligning itself with the tourism industry.
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UBS economists revised their forecast and now expect the central bank in September to reduce rates by 20.31 basis points from 20.19 basis points previously, aligning with the growing market consensus.
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A month ago, Ohio seemed to be aligning as a Trump stronghold, as its large bloc of white working-class voters responded to Mr. Trump's economic populism and America-first message.
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Aligning perfectly with this hyperbole is a blizzard of whimsy in the costumes and set design: The movie looks as if a craft store exploded in Lyn and Iona's living room.
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"It's the end of an era," said Councilman Daniel Dromm of Queens, the chairman of the finance committee, an influential position he garnered after aligning himself more closely with Mr. Crowley.
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McSally is relying on a resurgence of Arizona's red tilt, making a hard play for the GOP base by aligning with Trump, who won here by 423 percentage points in 242.
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The commission has proposed largely aligning the EU blacklisting of risky states to procedures at the Financial Action Task Force, the international body that sets criteria on identifying non-cooperative jurisdictions.
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On Monday, The Christian Post also denounced Galli's article, insisting that Trump's support among evangelicals remains strong and saying Galli was aligning himself with the views of progressive Democrats, not evangelicals.
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The Bottom Line The Iranian resistance benefits from aligning with the United States because the resistance is firmly in the camp of civilized states and does not commit acts of barbarism.
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The event, officially known as Titans of Mavericks, takes place between November and March after a 48-hour notice is given when conditions are right, aligning clear weather and majestic swells.
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We certainly don't think of history as aligning with the way we view the world around us today — through cute Instagram-ready pictures of smiling people, fluffy pets, and whimsical moments.
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The coalition accuses Iran of trying to expand its influence into Arab countries, including Yemen, which shares a long border with Saudi Arabia, by aligning with the Houthis and Mr. Saleh.
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A trans-partisan coalition, aligning progressives and libertarians, is encouraged by the electoral success of his criticism of Middle East interventions, but seeks much greater restraint than the president has delivered.
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By aligning herself so closely with the victims and so clearly rooting against Nassar, Aquilina also reinforced the dangerous idea that judges can and should be in sync with public sentiment.
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This art was made during a short period of time between the late '50s and early '60s, roughly aligning with the rise and collapse of Beat culture in the Bay Area.
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Ultimately, in an ideal world, aligning with the agency so now the agency realized, like them or not, I'm going to work with them because I want the agency in place.
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In April, he sided against the Trump administration in a case involving government efforts to deport foreigners convicted of serious crimes in the U.S., aligning with the court's four more liberal justices.
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Al Jazeera said in July that Israel was aligning itself with four Arab states - Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain - that have severed diplomatic and commercial ties with Qatar.
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"Consistent and combined with previously announced investments, FCA US is further demonstrating its commitment to strengthening its U.S. manufacturing base, and aligning U.S. capacity to extend the Jeep product lineup," FCA said.
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He also only wanted to cast "multiracial women" in his Yeezy Season 4 runway show (also aligning himself with Vanessa Beecroft, an artist who at times appeared to be anti-Black people).
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First of all, although VR and AR technologies sound similar, AR is far more complex because it involves displaying and aligning digital content over the top of objects in the real world.
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President Donald Trump has drawn criticism — and inspired a viral hashtag — for claiming American Jews who vote for Democrats are showing "a great disloyalty" by aligning with the political party of Reps.
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And aligning the infrastructure in the region with 21st century standards will create even more opportunities as startups can take advantage of the more modern delivery and distribution tools at their disposal.
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Microsoft acquired Xamarin nearly three years ago, and it has been closely aligning it to its Visual Studio developer tools to allow developers to build apps that work across iOS and Android.
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The movement for aligning stars had already begun in Boston and Miami, but Anthony went for the most money and did so again when he re-signed with the Knicks in 2014.
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Here fans can immerse themselves in the Star Wars universe by building their own lightsabers and droids, sipping on some blue milk and aligning themselves with the Resistance or the First Order.
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Asked if the war was ending after almost six and a half years and hundreds of thousands of deaths, de Mistura said several stars were aligning - on the ground, regionally and internationally.
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But the cycle passes and we go on, the key players in the industry certainly go on, in meeting rooms or backstage, making more deals and aligning a sales pitch with talent.
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The sequel begins incredibly slowly, taking too long to connect the player with the cause of Subject Delta's mission; while Infinite trods dangerously close to aligning, basically, all religion with nefarious intentions.
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Would-be transpartisans could start counting votes in the various factions — but they will either have to break apart Democratic solidarity or face GOP wrath for aligning with the full D caucus.
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Aligning himself with FDR is a way to place him squarely within the Democratic tradition, considering that Roosevelt also railed against big banks, Wall Street profiteering, and the excesses of unchecked capitalism.
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Because the phrase "White is purity" has deeply supremacist undertones, many alt-right Twitter users were proud to support it and took it as a sign of Nivea aligning with their values.
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Cruz isn't backing town, telling reporters earlier Monday that Trump was aligning with Democrats after he used the debate to blame former President George W. Bush for trouble in the Middle East.
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That reform would adjust the regulatory burdens felt by private landowners based on the degree of threats a species faces, aligning the incentives of property owners with the interests of vulnerable species.
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LaMotte told CBC that the "condition" is also common among Trump supporters, who often say they feel "isolated" by friends and family for aligning with the president or pulled into angry conversations.
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Instead of aligning herself with any of the cutting-edge styles or with the various, so-called avant-garde positions of the day, she chose to find the unconventional in the commonplace.
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If Trump does go all out on AT&T (and Comcast), he'd be aligning himself with some unusual political bedfellows: Senators Bernie Sanders and Al Franken, both of whom oppose the merger.
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The more we forget this fact, aligning ourselves with supposedly benevolent corporations and happily taking their cash, the more the multiracial working class of this nation is left to fend for itself.
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Now, she speaks to audiences all over the country about aligning their finances (and their lives) with their core values, and finding the balance between enjoying life today and planning for someday.
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Such messages of "less is more" are aligning well with the minimalist living trends of today and are surprisingly effective at attracting lines out the door at Glossier's stores and pop-ups.
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"Aligning Brazil's pension rules with those practiced in OECD countries would imply a minimum pension lower than the minimum wage, with eligibility to some prorated pensions for shorter periods," the survey said.
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The birds are incredibly detailed, but are scientific illustrations rather than photographs, resulting in an installation that hovers between concrete reality and representational illusion, alluding to both but aligning fully with neither.
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With a larger focus on aligning online and offline initiatives to meet the needs and preferences of today's consumers, small businesses will be positioned to thrive in this new era of retail.
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In aligning herself so firmly with Trilling's perspective, Robins repeats her subject's mistakes, neglecting to address the psyche's calculated oversights and necessary errors, the desperate little contradictions that made and unmade her.
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In these roles, he managed the overall cybersecurity strategy for the company, including outreach and partnerships, in addition to aligning and developing strategies and resources to realize MITRE's next generation cybersecurity vision.
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The Supreme Court's rubric for deciding which cases to hear is somewhat opaque, but in some instances it can be for a reason as simple as the case aligning with justices' interests.
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Nor has she looked back — like some in her generation — and become a revivalist of early American Modernism, aligning herself with such artists as Marsden Hartley, Arthur Dove, or Albert Pinkham Ryder.
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Spafinder Wellness 365 reports that many marijuana dispensaries have been aligning themselves with the spa school of thought, adopting similar, blissed-out offerings, like massage, acupuncture, "medicinal" smoothies, and consults with naturopaths.
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The two games were surprisingly different from one another, the first aligning itself more as a "breakout" shooter like Arkanoid, the second as the "true" start of the series' bullet hell inclinations.
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Other studies hold that historical compensation contracts in the hedge fund industry, such as 2 percent management and 20 percent performance fees, is not effective at aligning managers' incentives with investors' interests.
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It was in this climate that the Social Venture Network, a group of socially oriented entrepreneurs and investors, was created as a way to serve society by aligning business with personal values.
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The result could be Athens playing a more prominent role in stabilizing the western Balkans, and aligning itself more fully with European Union policies rather than deferring to Russia's concerns and interests.
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Marketing teams are trying to build brands for new buildings by aligning them with cool start-ups, fashion legends, and arts and cultural groups carefully selected for the demographic they might attract.
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A quick refresher for the astronomy-challenged: During a total solar eclipse, the moon passes between Earth and the sun, aligning so perfectly that it entirely obscures our view of the star.
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As a child Mr. Johnson famously announced his ambition to become "world king," and even if the job he now seeks is not quite that, the stars could be aligning for him.
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For Apple, beyond aligning itself with a homegrown player actively working to stay on good terms with the Chinese government, it certainly helps that Didi is the market leader in the country.
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Axiom wants to offer passengers two flights per year — aligning with the schedule of opportunities that NASA is making available, while building it works to build its own privately funded space station.
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The previous area of, say, $380, $400, that we could not break out above through 2018, through 2019, until it finally did, is now support aligning with that 200-day moving average.
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Negotiations are expected to be turbulent after the U.K.'s foreign minister said over the weekend that the U.K. would "not be aligning with EU rules" in any post-Brexit trade deal.
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New demand for softwood could help reopen some of the closed mills and revive some of those communities, aligning their interests with a Green New Deal-style program of national revitalization. 8.
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ALIGNING TEAMS Bollore, who was one of Ghosn's few protegees propelled to a senior job, hit out last week at his dismissal, calling it a "coup de force" in a newspaper interview.
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Peter Athas, a political blogger and columnist for The Bayou Brief, an online news site, has accused Ms. Cantrell of clumsily handling the disaster, and aligning herself too closely with the developer.
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That is to say, the interests of the left and right are aligning in such a way either to regulate big tech or break up the companies deemed to be too large.
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Just as quickly, the RNC circumvented the new law by placing the word "census" on the enclosed letter but aligning the prohibited word to be clearly visible through the envelope's address window.
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Increasingly isolated at home, Morales won friends in Washington by aligning himself with Trump, although he runs the risk of backlash from Arab countries which import the costly spice cardamom from Guatemala.
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Yet it's the latest example of Trump tuning out the GOP's hawkish wing, which feels more emboldened to challenge Trump on foreign policy than other matters, and aligning himself with Paul's worldview.
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The behind-the-scenes discussions on Tuesday among House and Senate Republicans come ahead of an expected Senate vote to begin the process of aligning its bill with the House-passed legislation.
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Shortly after its liberation in 1945 from Imperial Japan, the nation was split into two sovereign states: South Korea under the U.S. military government and North Korea aligning with the Soviet Union.
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And as Max Fisher explained in his 2016 Vox feature on Saudi influence in American politics, there's nothing all that unusual about political elites aligning their foreign policy views with Gulf money.
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The stars and planets are aligning in your favor right now, Virgo, and you'll have the opportunity to take your work to the next level in the first half of the month.
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Putin is bad, they say, and so are the European far-right parties that are aligning with him — a multicontinental alliance undergirded by Islamophobic politics that alarms respectable opinion throughout the West.
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