So it was an extraordinary-- and is an extraordinary business.
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It's about an extraordinary community at an extraordinary moment in history.
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So she&aposs an extraordinary person and has an extraordinary legal mind.
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It does not take an extraordinary mind to develop an extraordinary memory.
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BOULTON: I mean, it&aposs quite an extraordinary -- quite an extraordinary thing to say.
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"During the surprise send-off, Obama praised him as an "extraordinary man with an extraordinary career in public service.
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It's an extraordinary admission, and an extraordinary political moment — not just because of what it means for Mr. Trump.
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"Impeachment is designed as an extraordinary constitutional remedy, and it puts members of Congress in an extraordinary situation," Mr. Raskin said.
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A group of 2020 Democrats have called President Trump a "white supremacist," an extraordinary charge at an extraordinary moment in American politics.
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Related: The court's decision was both an extraordinary rebuke for Mr. Johnson and an extraordinary intervention by the British judiciary into the political sphere.
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The film features an extraordinary group of dancers restaging the choreographer's work in the present alongside an extraordinary gathering of archival content made at the time.
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Ms. Samuels agreed, and said she had an extraordinary heart and an extraordinary faith: "She lived according to her faith and did not sway from it," she said.
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An extraordinary guy deserves an extraordinary funeral ... so says the family of Ravens cornerback Tray Walker who ordered up a custom Ravens-themed casket for his final tribute.
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"I think Justin is an extraordinary young man who has been given an extraordinary life, and because of that he cannot complain that he's held to extraordinary standards," Braun said.
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Stevens, known for his penchant for wearing bow ties, had an extraordinary life and was an extraordinary justice -- the second longest-serving in the court's history at his retirement in 1990.
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"The Year of the Woman 2.0" might not just lead to an extraordinary number of women running for office — it may actually lead to an extraordinary number of women winning office.
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" Colman added, "The Queen is an extraordinary human being.
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"An extraordinary challenge demands an extraordinary response," said Max Feldman, a lawyer at the Brennan Center for Justice, a liberal-leaning think tank that crafted its own $2 billion plan for the election.
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But inside this besieged city an extraordinary project took shape.
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"We're determined to give her an extraordinary experience," Kidman said.
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This is an extraordinary case on a number of levels.
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It takes an extraordinary person not to get caught up.
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These traits apparently form the bedrock of an "extraordinary" friendship.
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But what an extraordinary last trumpet note that would be.
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I think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship.
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He has become an exceptional singer with an extraordinary range.
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Stan leaves an extraordinary legacy that will outlive us all.
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The thread that begins there ends in an extraordinary story.
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Mueller's report "suffers from an extraordinary legal defect," Flood wrote.
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And I also believed I lived in an extraordinary time.
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Another Englishman, Stanley Rous, was elected at an extraordinary Congress.
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The bank has called an extraordinary shareholder meeting on Sept.
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GOT AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER FROM TENEO TO COME JOIN THEM.
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" Chef Ned Bell told reporters, "It is an extraordinary species.
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He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life.
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"An extraordinary life has ended," Hernandez told The Associated Press.
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PiS says it is dismantling an "extraordinary caste" of judges.
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LAST month an extraordinary collection of photographs returned to Nigeria.
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Decarbonization enjoys an extraordinary degree of political consensus in Britain.
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And the president has an extraordinary hold over his base.
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There, somehow, he spun it into an extraordinary standup show.
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I want her to be normal with an extraordinary life.
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But the past three years have seen an extraordinary renaissance.
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Molly Bloom: Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed an extraordinary film.
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It's an extraordinary cast and I'm very hopeful for it.
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It's an extraordinary test of the President's patience and authority.
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Africa has the potential to seize an extraordinary demographic dividend.
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President Obama has been an extraordinary advocate for Native Americans.
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Losing a friend had long ceased being an extraordinary event.
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" A U.S. News contributor glowingly called it "an extraordinary event.
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An extraordinary young cast was on hand for the première.
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In this case, I think we did an extraordinary job.
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That prompted an extraordinary rebuke from Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Just in, an extraordinary statement from the White House: pic.twitter.
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It was an extraordinary effort, destroyed utterly by superior talent.
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They have an extraordinary amount of leverage in that sense.
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But, Ackerman reports, they've "indicated an extraordinary flexibility" in private.
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She puts an extraordinary pressure on language by her parsimoniousness.
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A. It has been a success — an extraordinary success. Gov.
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At her best, Lilith in Capricorn has an extraordinary endurance.
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But there's an extraordinary wave of activism across the country.
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It was an "extraordinary change," the director Mr. Greif said.
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"It's an extraordinary performance by Joaquin Phoenix," Serkis told Insider.
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But thank her, and Mark Meadows is an extraordinary guy.
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Making the FBI's files public would be an extraordinary action.
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" She added, "Saloua Raouda Choucair is an extraordinary new name.
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And I've felt that Apple has an extraordinary consumer franchise.
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It's been an extraordinary few weeks for the stock markets.
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When asked in a news conference about an extraordinary Oct.
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This summer featured an extraordinary level of star player movement.
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His words could foreshadow an extraordinary expansion of American intervention.
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I got an extraordinary amount of work done that week.
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The Chinese engaged with an extraordinary range of foreign economists.
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Tata Sons has called an extraordinary general meeting on Feb.
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"This was an extraordinary demand of United," Mr. Fishman said.
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His solution was to put me on an extraordinary diet.
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Corbyn became Labour leader in 2015 in an extraordinary upset.
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It was an extraordinary day here in Ottawa on Friday.
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Community, for example, is an extraordinary powerful theme within religion.
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Also on an extraordinary run: those Bitcoins you didn't buy.
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It was an extraordinary experience, especially for a new artist.
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This is an extraordinary remedy, but Trump's actions necessitate it.
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I don't know, but this bottle is an extraordinary value.
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There's an extraordinary experiment in behavioral modification going on now.
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If we stand together, this country has an extraordinary future.
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ENGLES: WELL LET'S DO THE SECOND QUESTION, I HAVE NO IDEA IF SOMEBODY IS GOING TO COME IN WITH ANOTHER OFFER, BUT DANONE IS JUST AN EXTRAORDINARY FIT FOR US AND AN EXTRAORDINARY PARTNER.
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It's an extraordinary time for women, and I absolutely welcome it.
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According to the affidavit, things took an extraordinary turn on Jan.
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And this is a well-deserved celebration of an extraordinary season.
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"This is going to be an extraordinary several months," he said.
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"To be admitted to Princeton was an extraordinary thing," he said.
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"This is an extraordinary blunder," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told reporters.
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That's an extraordinary, massive improvement in the lives of 1.3bn people.
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It was an extraordinary experience where I got more for less.
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He paused, then muttered "what an extraordinary man" under his breath.
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"She has lived an extraordinary life of public service," he said.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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"We give police officers an extraordinary amount of power," said Futterman.
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If it ever came knocking, it would be an extraordinary opportunity.
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The result has been an extraordinary relationship between two great powers.
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"It's been an extraordinary opportunity, but really hard," she tells Davis.
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In an extraordinary moment, you need to reach beyond ordinary politics.
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"She has lived an extraordinary life of public service," Obama said.
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It's an extraordinary set of events — I hope we learn more.
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"This is an extraordinary court order," Chishti told me Sunday morning.
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"It is an extraordinary amount of restitution being sought," Olson said.
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OPEC sources, however, played down the possibility of an extraordinary meeting.
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"We're laser focused on building an extraordinary content offering," he said.
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After an extraordinary 8 years, I'll be taking a little break.
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COSTOLO: I THINK JACK IS AN EXTRAORDINARY LEADER AS YOU KNOW.
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Meanwhile, in Canada, things began moving forward at an extraordinary pace.
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This might seem like an extraordinary account for a U.S. president.
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Nunes' assertions led to an extraordinary public acknowledgment from Lt. Gen.
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The ministers are expected to convene an extraordinary meeting on Oct.
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Planning is an extraordinary ability that distinguishes us from nonhuman animals.
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Secondly, the ban generated an extraordinary boom in rare earth prices.
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Opinion Columnist Michelle Obama is an extraordinary woman by any measure.
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Prince knew early on that he had an extraordinary musical gift.
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"It was such an extraordinary and magical place," Ms. Lee said.
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The decision came at an extraordinary meeting of the supervisory board.
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Team Left isn't going to go down without an extraordinary fight.
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Get ready for an extraordinary day of culture, creativity, and inspiration.
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Hannah opened so many people's minds with such an extraordinary explosion.
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Thank you for being an extraordinary role model for us all.
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Had an extraordinary period of national violence come to an end?
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"It's an extraordinary manual of what not to do," he said.
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Second Life was an extraordinary experiment in human behavior, she said.
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" She added that she thought Brown would be "an extraordinary President.
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The Egyptian people are a proud people with an extraordinary civilization.
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Being the host country for the Games is an extraordinary challenge.
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An extraordinary thing happened during the Republican National Convention this week.
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This freedom allowed him an extraordinary intimacy with the Iranian people.
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This woman is a force of nature — an extraordinary, energized bundle.
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JDI said it would hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting on Aug.
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There is an extraordinary amount of information packed into this piece.
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They reveal an extraordinary gap between the president and his administration.
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What followed was an extraordinary show of paramilitary precision and force.
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Indeed, that troubled year represented an extraordinary opportunity for Mr. Buffett.
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But the unremarkable machines contribute to an extraordinary level of gambling.
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This fine dining establishment serves an extraordinary menu all season long.
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His experience is an extraordinary example, but not an isolated one.
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"That was an extraordinary game," Coach Jill Ellis said this week.
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"This will be an extraordinary step," Cuomo said on Wednesday morning.
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FIGC called an extraordinary meeting for March 10 following Spadafora's comments.
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That landmark is the result of an extraordinary corporate success story.
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"I give Matt an extraordinary amount of credit on Yemen," Rep.
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"It is not enough to be an extraordinary musician," she said.
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It is an extraordinary legal situation, unlike any in our history.
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One is that they require an extraordinary amount of energy efficiency.
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But he's a man who has just been an extraordinary person.
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This has had an extraordinary impact on the city's cultural life.
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As this grows it could drive an extraordinary expansion (see chart).
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Thank you for being an extraordinary leader, great actor, great director.
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It was an extraordinary exercise in restraint -- a particularly Canadian response.
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It's an "extraordinary and furious" book, our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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And we take a look at an extraordinary fox-marmot encounter.
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The expulsions have led to an extraordinary reaction within The Journal.
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It was an extraordinary experience in both good and bad ways.
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It's an "extraordinary and furious" book, our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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We looked at his most memorable moment in an extraordinary career.
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Another of his choreographic virtues is an extraordinary skill with groups.
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"It's been an extraordinary learning experience," Schock told media following court.
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Yes, this is an extraordinary step, but so is the evidence.
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"China has come through an extraordinary evolution," Mr. Douglas-Hamilton said.
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And the company has access to an extraordinary amount of information.
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If he can do that, he could have an extraordinary career.
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The case for hiring an extraordinary constitutional scholar seems self-evident.
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It is an extraordinary contention for a sitting president to make.
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"It's an extraordinary situation," said Esten, a former Tommies baseball player.
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In this case, with Trump, it has taken an extraordinary risk.
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Sometimes, it's worth the extra dough for an extraordinary dining experience.
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The lower house of parliament held an extraordinary session to discuss Babis.
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It's more like an extraordinary foster kid we've been trusted to raise.
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It plans an extraordinary shareholders meeting on April 12 to discuss delisting.
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An extraordinary camera is about the experience, the people, *and* the pictures.
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The room was full and there was an extraordinary amount of tension.
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And I called her afterwards, because it was such an extraordinary presentation.
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"Nathan Damigo is ... an extraordinary irritant, but nothing more yet," Levin said.
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"She could've been an extraordinary person," Mockevich said, speaking of the baby.
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It's an extraordinary proportion indicating her possible ethics challenges if elected president.
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TO A FOREIGN tourist, a giraffe is an extraordinary and elegant beast.
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"This is an extraordinary symbolic case for the FBI," said Cardozo said.
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That night, the Cali Cartel is planning on holding an extraordinary party.
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They're followed by a visit to an extraordinary art exhibit in France.
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Oculus was only possible because of such an extraordinary team and community.
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Since then he has zigzagged wildly, investigating an extraordinary variety of styles.
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In person, Tom proved to be an extraordinary raconteur, teacher and intellectual.
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But we now find ourselves at the center of an extraordinary circumstance.
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HOWARD KURTZ, HOST OF "MEDIABUZZ": Well, this is an extraordinary development, Martha.
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They were not endorsing their party's candidate for president — an extraordinary step.
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"It could be an extraordinary tool for studying marine biology," she says.
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It is the result of an extraordinary series of misdeeds and follies.
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"The fourth industrial revolution, it's an extraordinary moment in history," he said.
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New Delhi (CNN)In purely electoral terms, it is an extraordinary achievement.
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The next delivery also yielded six runs albeit in an extraordinary manner.
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The company paid an extraordinary dividends of about USD220 million in 2016.
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"He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life," writes Visconti.
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THE past seven years have been an extraordinary period for central bankers.
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Each fighter was guaranteed $230 million, an extraordinary sum at the time.
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Moreover, his idiosyncratic form is matched with an extraordinary surplus of content.
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In many respects, we've done an extraordinary job on the external piece.
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Specifically, there has been an extraordinary plunge in long-term interest rates.
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It is a sad ending to an extraordinary political and military career.
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It therefore required an extraordinary opportunity to compel me to move on.
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Bruce was a normal Joe that was put in an extraordinary circumstance.
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An extraordinary percentage of Trump's senior staff has quit or been fired.
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And yet the city had an extraordinary turnaround in its crime situation.
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While an extraordinary piece of technology, the JoyStick wasn't just a device.
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From the book UNTHINKABLE: An Extraordinary Journey Through the World's Strangest Brains.
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But it's more than that — it's also an extraordinary act of martyrdom.
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Either step would be an extraordinary violation of constitutional and political norms.
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"I think it would make an extraordinary body of work," he said.
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It must have roused in men an extraordinary desire for self-assertion.
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From the very beginning, I knew what an extraordinary person Cokie was.
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The ability to eliminate malaria would be an extraordinary benefit for mankind.
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But under quarantine, the city was overtaken by an extraordinary sound: silence.
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The surprise announcement was both an extraordinary gift and a complicated one.
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The service was titled: "An Extraordinary Prayer in the Time of Pandemic."
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"It's an extraordinary situation for us all," said Cornelius Meister, the conductor.
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Even an extraordinary person doesn't necessarily make for a dynamic movie subject.
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The closings are an extraordinary public health experiment, with many ripple effects.
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And there are an extraordinary number of communities poised to take action.
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The United States is facing an extraordinary set of national security challenges.
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Mayor Tomás Regalado of Miami shared an account of an extraordinary rescue.
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Board meeting to call an extraordinary shareholder meeting to approve governance changes.
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"It is an extraordinary thing," he said of the White House request.
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To the Editor: We find ourselves at an extraordinary moment in history.
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Under the agreement, LATAM will hold an Extraordinary Shareholders Meeting by Sept.
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Obama, the country's first black president, did this to an extraordinary extent.
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G-7 foreign ministers are holding an "extraordinary meeting" on Syria today.
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As in the novel, Greenwell displays an extraordinary skill at handling time.
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Roberts said that would be "an extraordinary departure" from Supreme Court precedent.
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Moulton called Pelosi an "extraordinary woman" who has achieved a great deal.
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It was an extraordinary reinterpretation of the Court's previous jurisprudence on guns.
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Jerusalem is an extraordinary city, perhaps the most unique in the world.
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Phil Murphy said 2018 is "potentially an extraordinary year" for the party.
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"Granting a stay pending appeal should be an 'extraordinary' act," Sotomayor wrote.
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CBQ got approval from shareholders at an extraordinary general assembly on Nov.
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"There has been an extraordinary generosity within the artists' community," he said.
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Of course, the court process takes an extraordinary toll on transgender teens.
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It's an extraordinary and thought-provoking film for skeptics and believers alike.
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Recently, though, European social democrats have witnessed an extraordinary drop in support.
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For those people—older, sicker, crammed together—coronavirus represents an extraordinary threat.
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"I believe that Hillary would have been an extraordinary president," Goldwyn said.
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The fact that we're even talking about that is an extraordinary accomplishment.
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Still, the audience Clinton and Trump did attract is an extraordinary one.
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It would be an extraordinary event if it weren't already so ordinary.
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"I think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship," Trump said.
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What an extraordinary gift that we as a whole constantly take for granted.
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For the host country's entrepreneurs, the trade war must seem an extraordinary indulgence.
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But firing Mueller would be both policy[-wise] and politically an extraordinary mistake.
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The first batch he ever created consisted of 800,603 doses, an extraordinary amount.
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Each lens hugs my face, expressions and head movements to an extraordinary degree.
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The prosecutor added Epstein posed an "extraordinary" flight risk due to his fortune.
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I paid for my college and left with no debts — an extraordinary gift.
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In 1776, our founders brought forth on this planet an extraordinary new possibility.
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Trump "has received an extraordinary amount of coverage by the media," Franco says.
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"She had an extraordinary, successful career in politics," her husband, David Mills, said.
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Combined, USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 are an extraordinary interface that's super fast.
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Her journey has been an extraordinary one, as inspiring as it is distressing.
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"He is such an extraordinary man, such a sweet guy," she tells PEOPLE.
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Verizon has an extraordinary tech team, who I think are best in class.
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Hunter, who led an extraordinary life, was treated to an equally amazing goodbye.
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Certainly one thing is that Germany had experienced an extraordinary series of disasters.
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He was an extraordinary character, charismatic in many ways, no question about it.
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The technical lead at that distribution center is an extraordinary engineer named Abdul.
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Maintaining those lines was an extraordinary task even in the best of times.
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In a second step, Evolva plans an extraordinary general shareholder meeting on Oct.
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Chanel called Lagerfeld "an extraordinary creative individual" in a release emailed to CNBC.
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The first exomoon is obviously an extraordinary claim and it requires extraordinary evidence.
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It takes an extraordinary constellation of events for it to finally be effective.
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The company said it convened it board for an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday.
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Reaching that goal will require an extraordinary level of effort by any standard.
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Okay. So, Mr. Darden says himself that Marcia Clark is an extraordinary woman.
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EVEN by the standards of an extraordinary age, it was a remarkable life.
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My meeting in Argentina with President Xi of China was an extraordinary one.
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What an extraordinary journey your life has been, and will continue to be.
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In America, there's an extraordinary connection to the Old Testament and its toughness.
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Remember our dollar is just getting stronger – an extraordinary rally in the dollar.
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The ministers themselves are expected now to convene an extraordinary meeting on Oct.
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Uber's previous C.E.O., Travis Kalanick, had built the company into an extraordinary success.
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Kelly has done an extraordinary job as chief of staff to President Trump.
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It's an extraordinary statement, considering Great Britain is one of America's closest allies.
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A. No, I can't, except that it's going to be an extraordinary building.
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"We're going to extraordinary lengths because this is an extraordinary situation," Brock said.
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This makes for an extraordinary number of fundamental challenges for the Iraqi state.
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"Melodrama" by Lorde from 2017 is described as an extraordinary and authentic album.
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Avocado orchards require an extraordinary amount of costly resources in order to flourish.
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In return, we'll offer recipe ideas and tips for an extraordinary Thanksgiving meal.
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An extraordinary amount of new transmission is occurring everyday all over the world.
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"It is an extraordinary lapse of judgment from the prime minister," she said.
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That is, to an extraordinary extent, a rerun of 2008 with slight modifications.
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The move was an extraordinary use of financial sanctions against an allied government.
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This is a dire crisis and an extraordinary failure of President Donald Trump.
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To pull this off requires extraordinary leadership by M.B.S., and an extraordinary team.
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" The president praised Mr. Kushner, calling him "truly outstanding" and "an extraordinary dealmaker.
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Magic, of course, is an extraordinary game, which accounts for its enduring appeal.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, writing on Twitter, called the sweep an "extraordinary operation."
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"Roger was a remarkable human being with an extraordinary talent," Mr. Wiederrecht said.
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Trump isn't a great deal maker, but he is an extraordinary norms-breaker.
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That's an extraordinary plea to have to make at a supposedly civilized event.
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Mr. Trump won the presidential election, defeating Hillary Clinton in an extraordinary upset.
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"Europe cannot think of confronting an extraordinary situation with ordinary measures," he said.
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"Trump's actions represented an extraordinary conflict of interest," National Review's David French writes.
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He lived an extraordinary life and his memories will live with us forever.
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"It's an extraordinary sighting," said Richard O. Prum, an ornithologist at Yale University.
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There is no silver bullet on policy response to such an extraordinary shock.
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"Dying" is bracing and beautiful, possessed of an extraordinary intellectual and moral rigor.
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"For a very long time, she was an extraordinary partner," said Mr. Cogan.
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An extraordinary and gratuitous act of violence took place in Slovyansk that day.
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Part of the problem may be an extraordinary leadership vacuum at the department.
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Why it matters: It's an extraordinary intervention at the highest levels of government.
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Taylor Swift is an extraordinary talent, but her experience is, unfortunately, entirely ordinary.
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Meanwhile, we had an extraordinary year with the occurrence of local social incidents.
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Justice Gorsuch's confirmation process, too, was marred by an extraordinary degree of partisanship.
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This is an extraordinary book, full of love, generosity, kindness and sharp humor.
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And even on the surface, that is an extraordinary, a world-historical thing.
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These are more than just arbitrary numbers getting bigger at an extraordinary rate.
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Cory Booker offering an extraordinary admission that he might have no path forward.
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"That's an extraordinary sum for a sovereign nation of 350,000 people," he said.
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Maybe this is just the culmination of an extraordinary series of coincidences. Maybe.
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Waste disposal — an extraordinary challenge at that kind of scale — is handled irresponsibly.
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The exhibition did not make the case for Etienne as an extraordinary individual.
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The hundreds of archaeological artifacts "are in an extraordinary state of preservation," he added.
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It was an extraordinary step from a man known for his deference to authority.
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LEO: I&aposm very confident the president is going to nominate an extraordinary individual.
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So Lara was, in at least one sense, an extraordinary example of female empowerment.
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Some 82 percent of shareholders attending an extraordinary meeting near Vicenza approved the transformation.
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I am above all humbled to know I belong to such an extraordinary generation.
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His legendary tenacity and vision created an extraordinary and lasting legacy for us all.
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So if that turns out to be the case, that is an extraordinary violation.
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It&aposs a cool story about an extraordinary act, said the Rhode Island Democrat.
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AMERICA is saying goodbye to a president whose spiritual life presents an extraordinary paradox.
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If you work at Facebook, all this would represent an extraordinary amount of change.
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It was an extraordinary summit; rarely do owners and players meet in this manner.
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"It was an extraordinary moment when she told me," Waight Keller said on Sunday.
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"There has been an extraordinary, epochal change in the last 25 years," he said.
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You are living in an extraordinary time to be a music lover and listener.
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In an extraordinary moment, the police officer protectively helped the soldier to his feet.
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Joy Milne, a retired nurse from Perth, Scotland has an extraordinary sense of smell.
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Gash was reunited with the letter, and Draper said it was an extraordinary moment.
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" Dolan's mother, Colleen Dolan, describes Chelsea as "an extraordinary person, full of exuberant joy.
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The success of Oculus was only possible because of such an extraordinary team effort.
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And Zoe Bell, who is an extraordinary actress and director in her own right.
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But when I listen to Bowie's songs I hear an extraordinary hope for transformation.
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That daring combination of simplicity and dexterity make this an extraordinary piece of stagecraft.
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But it would need to be an extraordinary adventure unlike any proposal ever seen.
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On August 15, 1977, he documented an extraordinary 72-second sequence of unusual intensity.
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Work In Progress: Unconventional Thoughts On Designing An Extraordinary Life comes out October 29.
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There's an extraordinary amount of knowledge available -- you don't have to know very much.
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It's an extraordinary and possibly unprecedented move, according to labor historians and union organizers.
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On July 23, Dev Kumar Thapa and Anshu Pandey made an extraordinary claim online.
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It took her six months and an extraordinary amount of effort to clean up.
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An extraordinary board meeting is scheduled for April 26 to elect a new board.
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He sang about "Ordinary People," but John Legend is taking on an extraordinary role.
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In the past two decades, journalism has gone through an extraordinary period of upheaval.
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"I feel very excited, and this is an extraordinary category of women," says Ross.
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"We now find ourselves at the center of an extraordinary circumstance," Sewell's statement reads.
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"At that point, we knew we were dealing with an extraordinary finding," she says.
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The AIBA would convene an extraordinary congress with its national member federations on Jan.
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They've done an extraordinary job, and their market cap is worth gazillions of dollars.
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"This is an extraordinary moment in the life of human beings," the trailer declares.
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That is an extraordinary degree of confidence in science, especially about a complex phenomenon.
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If public fears about these substances are correct, Moraff is taking an extraordinary risk.
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"There is no denying you were an extraordinary boy," she said, the paper reports.
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On May 24th UniCredit's chief executive, Federico Ghizzoni, resigned after an extraordinary board meeting.
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America is an extraordinary outlier in the quality of its safety net for families.
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It was an extraordinary introduction to Turkish culture, and a display of genuine hospitality.
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"But this is an extraordinary circumstance, and I think voters recognize that," he added.
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"Zimbabwe has an extraordinary opportunity to set itself on a new path," he added.
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It takes an extraordinary player to do it — but that isn't all it takes.
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" She continues, "Cut through the chaos of your day and seek an extraordinary existence.
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It was an extraordinary opportunity for me to hone my skill as a generalist.
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It is the crystallization of an extraordinary moment in the halls of American finance.
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Here is an extraordinary talent who can see across the entire musical landscape. ♦
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Their work comes on the heels of an extraordinary rescue effort across the region.
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"There are no proposals for an extraordinary meeting in Algeria," another OPEC source said.
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The Austrian unit of Mexico's America Movil called an extraordinary shareholder meeting for Sept.
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Many experts believe Russia already has, but the move was an extraordinary attention-getter.
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" Speaking on a panel in 2014, she called him an "extraordinary and brilliant boy.
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America has been dealt an extraordinary hand, and I am optimistic about our future.
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As the cool tomatoes hit the hot pasta, an extraordinary mingling of flavors occurs.
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Trump's rise on the betting market coincided with an extraordinary surge in the polls.
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It was an extraordinary team effort built on trust and love for one another.
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The discoveries hinted at an extraordinary conclusion that he wasn't quite ready to accept.
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That the White House considered the proposal was an extraordinary breach of diplomatic protocol.
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A picture develops of Churchill as an extraordinary young man: deeply flawed yet indomitable.
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A recording of Mr. Obama calling her an "extraordinary journalist" boomed throughout the church.
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"We're in an extraordinary period of ultra-low rates and massive liquidity," Hampson said.
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Anderson was having an extraordinary camp, yet was overlooked for the All-Star team.
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Sony's buyout caps an extraordinary turnaround in Jackson's finances that began after his death.
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McGuire has an extraordinary talent for picturing a moment, offering precise, sharp, cinematic details.
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It is an extraordinary quality you don't even get the chance to think about.
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Akzo said that shareholders would have their say at an extraordinary meeting on Sept.
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The museum's website is an extraordinary resource for students and scholars of the Holocaust.
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But Berkeley makes an extraordinary effort to stay true to its freethinking, iconoclastic roots.
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And the orchestra has had an extraordinary relationship with John Adams over the years.
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A plague is an extraordinary event, and the horror it unleashes is extraordinary, too.
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It has, by any measure, been an extraordinary rise, both in gradient and speed.
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The work reflects an extraordinary moment and place, immensely enriched by the artists' presence.
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This is Adrienne Rich's seventh book of poems, and it is an extraordinary one.
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And two years later, Beasley disappeared, leaving behind an extraordinary example of memoir writing.
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That's an extraordinary success rate for any distance athlete or coach in this country.
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You have an even higher one, an extraordinary threshold, to appoint a special counsel.
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The ban was an extraordinary step that reflected growing global concerns about social media.
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It is an extraordinary exploration of the alternate universe inhabited by the mentally ill.
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Its ban was an extraordinary step that reflects growing global concerns about social media.
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It's an extraordinary shift, driven largely by the investment profits of the very wealthy.
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It's an extraordinary location where city and nature and public spaces all come together.
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Alam's is an extraordinary career of commitment to capturing and telling stories that matter.
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What issue was so dire as to justify an extraordinary breach of longstanding norms?
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The race cost about $120 million, an extraordinary sum for such a small state.
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He called him "an extraordinary guy" and said Saccone will easily win on Tuesday.
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"He truly is an extraordinary character, unpredictable, eccentric, so timelessly chic," Mr. Valli said.
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In an extraordinary apology letter, he invited victims to meet with him in Rome.
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The realization launched Ms. Lublin, a schoolteacher in Las Vegas, on an extraordinary trajectory.
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What makes this an extraordinary exhibition, a truly virtuosic curatorial performance, is the presentation.
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Martin had, from the start, an extraordinary sensitivity to subtleties of light and touch.
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Her colleagues, several of whom help narrate, uniformly remember her as an extraordinary character.
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By 1860, an extraordinary 69 percent of voting-age New Yorkers were foreign-born.
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"Rents have gone up at an extraordinary pace since the financial crisis," Meehan said.
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Sure, a small number of manufacturing jobs would return, but at an extraordinary price.
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An extraordinary exchange followed as Trump asked Woodward to name the people he contacted.
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It was an extraordinary display of one resurgent power's callous reach and outsized boldness.
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The Globe took an extraordinary risk, and it's something that I took very seriously.
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But she more than made up for that with an extraordinary intuition and sensitivity.
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One night, he returned from the Childs' home raving about an extraordinary dish — quiche.
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These short scheduled appearances give a pitcher an extraordinary opportunity to showcase electric stuff.
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I think the reality is that the digital knowledge economy has an extraordinary potential.
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As the Obamas have neared the end of their two terms in the White House, the first couple has emerged two of Clinton's most powerful surrogates as the Democratic nominee has confronted an extraordinary opponent -- Republican nominee Donald Trump -- in an extraordinary election.
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The reality is that the patterns of Trumpism, the trends of the US economy, and the polls measuring the American mood have stubbornly refused to fit the comforting theory that this is an extraordinary candidacy that could only emerge in an extraordinary moment.
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"If you're a creative person, this is an extraordinary time to be in the opening chapters of quite an extraordinary development platform," said Mark D'Arcy, chief creative officer of Facebook's Creative Shop, which helps companies tailor their ads to the social network.
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"It would be an extraordinary coincidence if you saved exactly enough for retirement," he says.
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Sanders ran an extraordinary, hard-fought-campaign based on a real vigorous, and contested primary.
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Pence canceled a public appearance in Wisconsin Saturday and blasted Trump in an extraordinary statement.
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The star HD 220 is surrounded by an extraordinary structure known as the Red Rectangle.
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Vanessa Hudgens is no Supergirl, but she does have an extraordinary ability to surprise us.
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The proposal will be voted on during an extraordinary shareholder meeting scheduled for Aug. 31.
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That America is losing a propaganda war, unbeknown to most Americans, is an extraordinary failure.
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The family also takes an extraordinary amount of care to ensure Julianna doesn't get sick.
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Today's extraordinary request for an extraordinary suspect, in other words, could be tomorrow's routine request.
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The proposals will be voted on at an extraordinary shareholders meeting called for Dec. 15.
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Moreover, foreign policy is an area where presidents have an extraordinary amount of direct control.
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"Q1003 was an extraordinary, unusually turbulent, and disappointing quarter," Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said.
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"In seven years there was an extraordinary output of work and without George," Connolly shares.
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Ad it is an extraordinary story when you look back at how they got here.
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It's an extraordinary conclusion—one that's not going over very well with other aging researchers.
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Mr Modi has an extraordinary opportunity to act boldly for the good of all India.
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"Clearly, what has happened here is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence," Ardern said.
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The principles of the prison are established in an extraordinary scene early in the opera.
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But he's also created pieces with fixed choreography and can still be an extraordinary performer.
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It's an extraordinary hypothesis, except there's still debate over whether such a world even exists.
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He's also an extraordinary artist who's created dynamic and colorful posters, murals and postage stamps.
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"That's an extraordinary sum for a sovereign nation of 350,000 people," he previously told me.
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"The first exomoon is obviously an extraordinary claim and it requires extraordinary evidence," he said.
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These two facts together made me fairly certain that I would have an extraordinary death.
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Grammer's management rejected the request, but the Hastor family has demanded an extraordinary shareholder meeting.
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LONDON, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Italian bank Carige has called an extraordinary shareholder meeting on Sept.
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They don't say that this could be part of an extraordinary new kind of future.
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Chief Executive Tomas Spurny said on Thursday an extraordinary payout this year was "not feasible".
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This beat Hurricane Allen in 23, which maintained such an extraordinary intensity for 24 hours.
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This year's Triathlon World Series was the scene of an extraordinary demonstration of brotherly love.
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Suicide is often talked about like an anomaly, an extraordinary tragedy — yet it's heartbreakingly common.
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But I still look at America's presidential election as an extraordinary act of civic education.
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I've built an extraordinary business on relationships and deals that benefit all parties involved. Always.
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But different sources provide wildly different answers—and often with an extraordinary intensity of belief.
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Branson told CNBC that he has met Trump and had an "extraordinary lunch" with him.
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Trump is a contender who has shown an extraordinary level of resilience in overcoming controversy.
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Meet Maddie, played by someone else with an extraordinary head of hair: Jennifer Love Hewitt.
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Her figurative paintings and these abstract works on paper add up to an extraordinary achievement.
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It was an extraordinary speech, a rare example of transcendent statesmanship and progressive, inclusive oratory.
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Murphy had an extraordinary run in the N.L. playoffs, with seven homers in nine games.
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So, we had an extraordinary time and I can't wait for fans to see it.
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It's given me an extraordinary learning curve of actually learning about a business from within.
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If Hillary Clinton is elected president, it will be an extraordinary moment in human history.
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What does it take to build an extraordinary team at every stage of your startup?
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Deutsche Boerse's supervisory board accepted Kengeter's offer to resign at an extraordinary meeting on Thursday.
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He is, by all accounts, an extraordinary public servant and a kind and generous person.
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He was an extraordinary broadcaster but also incredibly good fun, and will be sorely missed.
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While it's an extraordinary situation, Clark says the family gets on just like any other.
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At a personal level, the presidency is an extraordinary capstone to a life lived large.
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"He was an extraordinary example of what a law enforcement officer should be," Gilkey said.
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Jokic is an extraordinary gem, but right now he's also his own worst enemy. 210.
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"It's early in the season ... he's gonna have an extraordinary year," Dave told TMZ Sports.
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"99 stands at an extraordinary moment for future growth," Qiu said in a press release.
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Only congressional action, or perhaps an extraordinary court ruling, could compel national policy making then.
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RTL had already paid an extraordinary interim dividend of 1.00 euros per share in September.
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What an extraordinary contribution this person made to not just music and art but humanity.
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The hospital did an extraordinary job in a matter of hours, dealing with all this.
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"He was an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues," Roberts said.
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" He added, "But if our horse loses, somebody will have to run an extraordinary race.
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" How Trump started the summit: "I think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship.
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AN URGENT call to lead an extraordinary life permeates American discussions of success and happiness.
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An "extraordinary quality of life" first requires understanding what your personal priorities are, says Robbins.
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And migrants like him deserve more than an immigration reward for an extraordinary public act.
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" The department also wrote that Howell's ruling represented "an extraordinary abrogation of grand jury secrecy.
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It is an extraordinary accusation, backed by no evidence, that plows across a bipartisan line.
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Gathering nearly 22014,000 portraits, an extraordinary enterprise in itself, began long before the museum opened.
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As the aid was announced, parliament's House of Representatives scheduled an extraordinary session for Sunday.
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In Iowa, "Cruz proved he has got an extraordinary organization," said GOP strategist Ed Rollins.
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Even in the volatile Trump era, this was an extraordinary and historic week in Washington.
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But to those who stopped to listen, the woman, Liu Lingli, offered an extraordinary tale.
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The stock market this year has taken an extraordinary route toward a pretty routine destination.
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AND AT THE SAME TIME, LOOK, WE HAVE AN EXTRAORDINARY BUSINESS THAT'S DOING INCREDIBLY WELL.
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You're sitting here in the athletes' village, a well-composed woman weaving an extraordinary tale.
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It is an extraordinary moment for staffers to refuse a direct order from the president.
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The United States has an extraordinary breadth of instruments to bring this struggle to Russia.
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Impeachment is an extraordinary tool to be used only when the constitutional criteria are met.
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Tillerson is a very impressive individual and has an extraordinary working knowledge of the world.
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There's this shrine for him at the University of Louisville, and it's an extraordinary thing.
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Bespoke porn—that is, custom porn—is such an extraordinary window to people's inner life.
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"It's an extraordinary occurrence of malaria," Putra said, confirming that an emergency had been declared.
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But it also symbolized, perhaps, the end of what might have been an extraordinary relationship.
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That apparently prompted an extraordinary statement on Saturday by Trump defending his own mental health.
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" This is an extraordinary claim coming from the leader of the party of "personal responsibility.
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It reminds you of an extraordinary feat and acquaints you with an interesting, enigmatic man.
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And so the tragic accident that grounded her became the catalyst for an extraordinary career.
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Often, it's a word with such an extraordinary precision that you wonder how it survived.
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"That's an extraordinary commitment of the people of this city and region," Mr. Naylor said.
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During elections, "Trust us" is an extraordinary request, even from a figure of unimpeachable record.
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In an extraordinary move, Israel had an agent hand it over, saving Mr. Meshal's life.
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And as before, Floca's artwork remains an extraordinary delight for a reader of any age.
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But the Sandernistas, bravely idealistic or perhaps merely deluded, thought they had an extraordinary candidate.
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It's an extraordinary park and has contemporary art installations, an amphitheater and a dog park.
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Why can't we accept that Jesus was an extraordinary moral teacher, without buying into miracles?
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This is a book about an extraordinary figure who was a housewife, mother and divorcée.
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It was an extraordinary comeback from personal and professional setbacks that almost derailed his career.
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"Trophy," an extraordinary documentary from Shaul Schwarz and Christina Clusiau, is filled with astonishing sights.
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A strategy for community problem-solving does an extraordinary job at restoring our social fabric.
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Before that, however, the United States must mobilize again to overcome an extraordinary global challenge.
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We've got an extraordinary man in David Walsh but he's totally idiosyncratic and self-willed.
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On many Tuesdays during his presidency, Obama convened an extraordinary meeting in the Oval Office.
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So nothing stands in the way of an extraordinary — indeed, flawless — young Anglo-American cast.
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He said his faith compelled him to make an extraordinary break with his own party.
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Mr. Davis called those developments "an extraordinary departure from recent history" for American trade policy.
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Areas southwest of Beaumont were hit hardest, with an extraordinary 43 inches near Fannett, Tex.
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Inside, he found an extraordinary demonstration of corporations' power to control what the public knows.
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But there is something inspiring about watching an ordinary person take on an extraordinary challenge.
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In an extraordinary blog post in February, Bezos pointed to links between American Media Inc.
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" She added, "Her intricate designs reflect an extraordinary attention to detail and a worldly sophistication.
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Baker has figured out how to distill these seemingly simple moments into an extraordinary film.
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But Leipzig mounted an extraordinary late comeback to grab the point it needed to qualify.
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" Leo said Gorsuch is "an extraordinary man who calls 'em the way he sees 'em.
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DeCarava's work encompasses an extraordinary range of shadowy tonalities, from deep charcoal to pale haze.
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"She's just an extraordinary story, no matter what you think of it," Mr. Remnick said.
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"The amounts are unprecedented and provide an extraordinary advantage to the very rich," he said.
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Iraq is facing an extraordinary domestic crisis, with nearly 500 people killed since Oct. 1.
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This year, through Saturday, Kimbrel had fanned 55 of 99 batters, an extraordinary 55.6 percent.
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The former CEO of Patron Spirits built an extraordinary beach-front mansion in Manalapan, Florida.
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Oswald, a writer and a parent, has written an extraordinary poem about her ordinary anxiety.
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Innogy will hold an extraordinary shareholder meeting on the matter on March 4, E.ON said.
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"That's particularly well-suited for Queens, an extraordinary place for all different kinds of cultures."
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We mourn this devastating murder of an extraordinary young woman and member of our community.
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A separate panel on digital issues also called an extraordinary meeting to discuss the breach.
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"She's always had just an extraordinary ability to explain complex issues, clearly, memorably," he said.
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"We also had an extraordinary conceit," Mr. Raskin told The New York Times in 21962.
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Njee's coworkers responded not just with vocal support, but by taking an extraordinary step—unionizing.
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Instead, Peña Nieto made an extraordinary effort to find common ground with the Republican nominee.
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Obviously, it's going to take an extraordinary amount of luck to actually pull this off.
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He has brought an extraordinary business acumen, employed tens of thousands of people in this country.
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An extraordinary meeting of the party's central committee is expected to convene around 10:30 a.m.
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If Navarro is chosen, it would be an extraordinary turn of events for the eccentric economist.
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That said, this group, it's an extraordinary group of actors and producers, the writers, the directors.
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But you just had a man on your show, Mr. Leo, who has an extraordinary position.
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Twenty-two percent plus 12 percent is an extraordinary amount of equity ownership for a founder.
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In an extraordinary turn, none of the Taj's employees chose to escape when they had opportunity.
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"Sometimes in life it takes an extraordinary experience like that to set you straight," he adds.
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And it's only one small part of what makes it such an extraordinary place to retire.
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Trump's decision to meet with Kim was an extraordinary development, and a meeting would make history.
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"It was an extraordinary expedition to bring Uncharted to life," said Ramsay in a press release.
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Kids need to reclaim their data and security… especially at school 453 was an extraordinary year.
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And he is an extraordinary leader, and one of the most principled people I've ever met.
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As the Burlington survivors group gained momentum, Joseph Barquin emerged as an extraordinary force for change.
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But over spaghetti with Dahlan, Golan and Gilmore were offering an extraordinary form of mercenary service.
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To recover from recent lows, Facebook needs to establish an extraordinary level of trust with users.
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The government confirmed on Wednesday that Engie would hold an extraordinary board meeting on Feb. 6.
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Tonight we have left the EU - an extraordinary turning point in the life of this country.
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A. Well, we were coming off 2014, which was an extraordinary historic year for our company.
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IN THE late 19th century an extraordinary group of women worked at the Harvard College Observatory.
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In the long run, creating such an extraordinary overlap between political and commercial power is dangerous.
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We've already seen an extraordinary volume of devices sent out in a short period of time.
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James Corden instigated an extraordinary dance routine which featured Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry.
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In an extraordinary intervention, Donald Trump blocked Broadcom's hostile bid for Qualcomm on national-security grounds.
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She could find merit in an extraordinary range of artistic styles without seeming banal or gushing.
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For the Canadian left, Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's defeat in 2015 was an extraordinary relief.
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Parliament will hold an extraordinary session in October to approve the two laws, the sources said.
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That's going to be an extraordinary milestone — but the goal is to pass it into law.
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Until, that is, they were redeemed by an extraordinary historical event: the candidacy of Donald Trump.
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"It's Germany that is in an extraordinary situation, not France," says Pascal Brice, director of OFPRA.
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And just when awareness of TPD was growing, its thesis was bolstered by an extraordinary performance.
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We'd like to help change that by introducing you to an extraordinary adoptable pet every week.
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It's something I'm really grateful I did this time around but it was an extraordinary occurrence.
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Italy's top lender by assets has called an extraordinary board meeting for Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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Last week, Medium's Steven Levy wrote an extraordinary piece chronicling the Crypto Wars from the '90s.
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" Obama held off on weighing in on the leadership fight but called Pelosi an "extraordinary partner.
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He was, and ever shall remain for me, an ordinary man who lived an extraordinary life.
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The presidency plans to ask Congress to meet in an extraordinary session to discuss the changes.
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Still, this has been an extraordinary campaign, one that O'Rourke can and should be proud of.
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We'd like to help change that by introducing you to an extraordinary, adoptable pet every week.
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"Venezuela has requested an extraordinary meeting," said an OPEC delegate from a Middle East member-country.
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"It was an extraordinary turnaround last year," Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson said before the game.
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L at an extraordinary general meeting, a leading member of the group told Reuters on Monday.
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Anthony Scaramucci's abrupt ouster on Monday capped an extraordinary stretch of turmoil at the White House.
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Picture a Times Square for tax-free shopping that features an extraordinary number of perfume shops.
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Trump might have had little choice after an extraordinary weekend that saw Republicans fleeing his campaign.
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Was it a challenge to squeeze such an extraordinary life story into such a small space?
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Shkreli has an "extraordinary amount of negative notoriety," Greebel "has absolutely no notoriety," the filing said.
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It was an extraordinary spectacle of him being interviewed by NBC&aposs Andrea Mitchell in Aspen.
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That is an extraordinary number, and it suggests that the justices trust his judgment and recommendations.
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At first glance, it seemed like an extraordinary example of interspecies bonding, even tenderness or empathy.
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It would have to be an extraordinary situation where it felt like my contribution was appropriate.
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It began with an extraordinary quarter-final between Serbia and Russia which went to the wire.
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They briefly reversed their stock-dumping spree to acknowledge an extraordinary move by the Federal Reserve.
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It involved an extraordinary marshaling of resources and sharing of information, both between individuals and countries.
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" The museum stood by its choice, calling Dr. Windmuller-Luna an "extraordinary candidate with stellar qualifications.
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But when it comes to the politics of abortion rights, 2019 might be an extraordinary year.
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No decision on whether to hold an extraordinary shareholder meeting has been made, the source added.
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No matter how one feels about Clark's literary ambition, it ensures an extraordinary level of craft.
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It was an extraordinary use of the courtroom — and a new way of thinking about justice.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS WE ARE IN AN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION THAT IS MORE EXTRAORDINARY THAN BANKING CRISIS
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An extraordinary meeting has been called for Tuesday to discuss the potential suspension of the league.
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"It has been quite an extraordinary day overall in the markets," OANDA analyst Craig Erlam, said.
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"It has been quite an extraordinary day overall in the markets," OANDA analyst Craig Erlam, said.
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To be able to realize the vision I had for the hair was an extraordinary experience.
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For every other 1 percenter with a family, however, this sure seems like an extraordinary gift.
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What followed was an extraordinary exchange of Facebook messages between the journalist and his former captor.
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It "will be wide-ranging and extraordinary because we're dealing with an extraordinary threat," he said.
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And Mr. Tillerson never visited Israel without the president, an extraordinary hole in his travel itinerary.
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It's an extraordinary collection, but the difficulty is that the museum is at 155th and Broadway.
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"He leaves an extraordinary legacy," said Judith O. Rubin, the longtime chairman of the theater's board.
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Waiting to identify a large number of cases in countries beyond China is an extraordinary mistake.
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All around her there are silences, empty places, held breaths—an extraordinary act of literary finesse.
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Low-income families lack resources, and New York City has an extraordinary shortage of affordable housing.
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There's an extraordinary sense of calm pervading this album, one of the year's most finely drawn.
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The colors are generally muted: greens and grays and blacks and an extraordinary variety of browns.
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During his Monday interview, Buffett said Apple has an extraordinary consumer franchise and a strong ecosystem.
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On June 6, 2017, the Canadian foreign minister made an extraordinary speech to that country's Parliament.
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Johnson now needs to secure the votes needed at an extraordinary session of parliament on Saturday.
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"This is an extraordinary man," he says of his deputy, with Biden standing at his side.
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This is an extraordinary time to read Dickinson, one of the richest moments since her death.
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Iraq is facing an extraordinary domestic crisis as nearly 500 people have been killed since Oct.
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Adam Schiff: Now in the state department, sending a first person cable is an extraordinary step.
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"2020 will be an extraordinary year for female directors," Smith said in an interview with Variety.
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And to be honest, we don&apost have an extraordinary amount of capitalized software development costs.
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That meant finding an extraordinary cook, baker and writer with the sensibilities of a food stylist.
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The company had planned to hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting on March 25 to discuss delisting.
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That it happens to be Donald J. Trump is, for him, an extraordinary stroke of luck.
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Watts writes about ordinary people leading ordinary lives with an extraordinary level of empathy and attention.
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Despite having an extraordinary amount of snow last winter, we are back in a severe drought.
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I answered the call to a frenzied account of an extraordinary development in the financial markets.
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BUT THIS IS AN EXTRAORDINARY EFFORT BECAUSE THE LAST TIME IT HAS BEEN DONE WAS IRELAND.
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What those 56 million text messages add up to is an extraordinary opportunity to save lives.
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"I've had an extraordinary life when you think about it," she told Metropolis magazine in 2001.
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In an extraordinary session, Ford testified for four hours before the Senate Judiciary Committee last Thursday.
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Our scientific progress is a story of technological optimism, defined by an extraordinary sense of capability.
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"It is an extraordinary thing," Shaub told The New York Times about the White House request.
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South Africa, for instance, has survived despite enormous odds because Mandela really set an extraordinary example.
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The culprit is that whenever we do go to the doctor, we pay an extraordinary amount.
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" But Campbell wasn't amused and replied, "my comment was a legitimate response to an extraordinary price.
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The AKP will now hold an extraordinary congress on May 22 to vote on his successor.
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There was just such an extraordinary variety all across the spectrum, from little films like Florida Project.
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It was both an extraordinary 24-hour period for the technology industry and also the new normal.
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From my very first meeting with Evan, I knew this was going to be an extraordinary journey.
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"Q4 was an extraordinary, unusually turbulent, and disappointing quarter," said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA.
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The Apple II was a full functioning computer, an "extraordinary computer for ordinary people," according to advertisements.
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STALEY: FIRST OF ALL, JPMORGAN IS AN EXTRAORDINARY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, THE LARGEST BANK IN THE WORLD TODAY.
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Murphy said that Canada's legalization of recreational weed last year had an "extraordinary impact" on the industry.
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The 1973 oil embargo refers to an extraordinary move by Arab OPEC members to stranglehold oil markets.
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But in an extraordinary accusation, Comey said Trump lied about him, the FBI and an open investigation.
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For example, financials outperformed utilities by an extraordinary 20 percent in the three weeks after the election.
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Niess said the legislature's use of an "extraordinary session" was not explicitly permitted under the state constitution.
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It was an extraordinary twist in the court-martial's opening days, but just one of many revelations.
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He writes that Trump attempts to "engineer his own reality" -- creating an extraordinary challenge for the press.
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He also organized an extraordinary global coalition to defeat Saddam Hussein in the 1990-91 Gulf War.
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Given the development of new technology, it is an "extraordinary time" to be a marketer, Peluso said.
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Any campaign, including Hill's, has to devote an extraordinary amount of phone time to begging for money.
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Still, I have an extraordinary amount of questions, beginning with: why does Hawkeye's hair look like that?
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Mr Schulz's selection as candidate in late January caused an extraordinary surge in the polls (see chart).
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Such an extraordinary rise in debt, and particularly in credit used unproductively, would normally ring alarm bells.
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It was an extraordinary request for a Catholic clergyman to make, as churches often remain a refuge.
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Saying it had "an extraordinary urbanity," she spoke to some of the concerns of the curbside critics.
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The dramatic pre-dawn declaration appeared to symbolize an extraordinary watershed moment in the country's political history.
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Choi still needed to win approval at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting on July 27, the company said.
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Whether the jitters are justified, however, depends on how an extraordinary experiment in economic policy plays out.
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He is an extraordinary individual, big in every way — big heart, big voice, big girth, big appetite.
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And that long-awaited shift is being complicated by an extraordinary gamble in the world's biggest economy.
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But we do collect an extraordinary amount of insight into attitudes and opinions and values of voters.
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It marks an extraordinary union between factions that have long stood on opposing sides in Iraq's history.
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"Sexual violence against children is an extraordinary crime," Widodo told a news conference at the presidential palace.
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In theory, MEPs could be summoned to an extraordinary session before the new parliament meets in July.
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That could finally end an extraordinary five-year-old experiment in grassroots democracy in an authoritarian state.
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"I think it's an extraordinary time for women and we have to encourage all of this strength."
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He spoke to the weirdos, the freaks, the outsiders and drew us in to an extraordinary intimacy.
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" Gupta replied that he didn't disagree with the judge's characterization, but that it was an "extraordinary case.
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"We will not give up these rights we worked so hard to win without an extraordinary fight."
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In an extraordinary breach of national security, the cabinets were offloaded cheaply because nobody had the keys.
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This is an extraordinary sum – A great success that makes Zappos a model that founders should study.
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It was an extraordinary trove of information on some of America's most advanced and sensitive military projects.
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They offer an extraordinary look at the private interactions among leaders at the highest levels of government.
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The full FIFA Council is expected to address the offer during an extraordinary meeting in early May.
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"It is an extraordinary thing," Walter Shaub Jr., the director of the ethics office, told the Times.
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It was an extraordinary number, and one that still gets Dr. Paul Farmer a little choked up.
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SO, IT WAS AND IS AN EXTRAORDINARY BUSINESS AND IT HAS SOME ASPECTS OF A NATURAL MONOPOLY.
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You talk about what's around you and we had an extraordinary life—just extraordinary in every way.
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I mean he's an extraordinary man and I feel so slightly sorry for him in some ways.
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The federal government paid the sum as it cut short an extraordinary court fight with Apple Inc.
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An extraordinary rebuke The rushed and ultimately failed immigration executive order also reflected poorly on McGahn's office.
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The company is expected to use several hundred million dollars on an extraordinary dividend and share buybacks.
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They approved the transaction during an extraordinary annual general meeting in Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam.
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But recent research has given us an extraordinary new window into how forgetting happens in the brain.
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"I have to thank this cast that is here, an extraordinary group of actors," said Spacey, 56.
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This is an extraordinary announcement: What makes people confident such an important development is in our sights?
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An extraordinary party congress will be held on April 22 to pick a new leader, likely Nahles.
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We all enjoy an extraordinary civilization, and it is powered by energy, and it's powered by population.
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Obviously, every single one sounds like an extraordinary piece of fiction, which is why it's so great.
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And an agent in the bureau's Boston office wrote an extraordinary op-ed to publicize the alarm.
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" Emi Maclean, an attorney with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), called it "an extraordinary decision.
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The executions' rapid pace "creates an extraordinary risk that something is going to go wrong," Dunham said.
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Shon Hopwood is an extraordinary example—while serving a decade in prison and three years of supervised
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It said it would call for an Extraordinary General Meeting if Rolet was not retained as CEO.
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For any other president, these attacks and comments would represent an extraordinary breach of White House norms.
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He praised Mr. Cameron as an "extraordinary politician" while saying he was sad to see him go.
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Murkowski kept her seat by beating Miller in the general election with an extraordinary write-in campaign.
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"But ... I believe that we're going to enter into an extraordinary time in American politics," he added.
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Investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency present an extraordinary opportunity to support a clean energy economy.
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They responded with an extraordinary commitment to assist the wounded in circumstances that many would find overwhelming.
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"It is 40,000 square feet of baroque decorative painting ... an extraordinary achievement ... of international significance," McConvill said.
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When those lawmakers then criticized Trump, he responded with an extraordinary series of tweets attacking their citizenship.
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A three-member committee of Oracle board members has written an extraordinary letter to a Delaware court.
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In that event, you would have had an extraordinary mess (you think Sanders supporters are upset now?).
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His remarks are still an extraordinary step for a Supreme Court justice to take, even in retirement.
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Since the election, the fallout has had an extraordinary impact on collaboration and performance in the workplace.
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ANKARA, Jan 3 (Reuters) - The Turkish Central Bank will hold an extraordinary general assembly meeting on Jan.
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But either way, virtual reality represents an extraordinary shift in the way humans experience the digital realm.
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Rio will convene an extraordinary meeting in the second quarter for shareholders to vote on the transaction.
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"If you get paid $225,000 for a speech, it must be an extraordinary speech," Mr. Sanders said.
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Fetish imbues an object with an extraordinary value—not for its usefulness but for its sheer beauty.
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Bottom line: Bloom subsequently filed "clarifications and corrections" with the SEC, and it's really an extraordinary document.
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"My meeting in Argentina with President Xi of China was an extraordinary one," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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Living an extraordinary life and going first-class in everything you do takes extreme discipline and focus.
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He went to the Capitol to make an extraordinary plea to Republican senators not to desert him.
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Shareholders approved the transaction during an extraordinary annual general meeting in Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam.
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But 30 years ago, Brazil took an extraordinary step toward halting the march of this dismal history.
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But that was in the context of an extraordinary market failure in which private capital had fled.
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But the rally offered a vivid tableau of an extraordinary period in Mr. Trump's already tumultuous tenure.
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If you consider the thousands of woman-hours that went into this, it's just an extraordinary thing.
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Mr. Cerruti was an extraordinary character, seemingly more late-19th-century fiction than early 21st-century fact.
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The most striking aspect of their development was that they learned an extraordinary number of different instruments.
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"Black Lives Matter!" they shouted, an extraordinary cry at the victory party for a district attorney candidate.
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There would have to be a snap election or an extraordinary political decision to facilitate his rise.
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For 150 years, the justices have sat, not always happily, for an extraordinary series of group portraits.
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But we gave him an extraordinary bounty of coverage, depriving his rivals of commensurate oxygen and agency.
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In an extraordinary statement, Mr. Trump described a "very dangerous" world, where transactional relationships rule the day.
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Many states have gerrymandered safe Republican seats that would require an extraordinary landslide to do the trick.
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In an extraordinary blog on Medium, Bezos posted a series of emails purportedly from American Media Inc.
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And let me say our leadership team, our Iowa state chairman, Matt Shultz, what an extraordinary job.
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Kaye said the system for oversight was "hardly exists", and there was an "extraordinary risk of abuse".
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Our nation's founders saw fit to empower Congress with an extraordinary remedy to address extraordinary executive misconduct.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS DEBT BREAK FORESEES EXCEPTIONS IN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATIONS AND WE ARE IN AN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION
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In an extraordinary step, the Hebrew University has asked to join Ms. Alqasem's legal appeal against deportation.
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The bureau called the memo materially false and misleading in an extraordinary unsigned statement on Wednesday afternoon.
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"There is an extraordinary amount of fear from families," said Mr. Treyger, who represents parts of Brooklyn.
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Suspending an owner for conduct detrimental to the league is an extraordinary step, but it has happened.
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On Medicine Late last year, I witnessed an extraordinary surgical procedure at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.
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" Another review from January 19 declares her Plow experience was "an ordinary breakfast for an extraordinary wait.
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It was an extraordinary, disturbing approach to take with someone alleged to have committed white-collar crimes.
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What is clear is that the occasional prosecution of an extraordinary case is not an effective deterrent.
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Bourdain, who traveled the world and showcased an extraordinary diversity of cultures and cuisines, was more explicit.
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Mediaset's Spanish unit Mediaset Espana said on Thursday it would hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting on Feb.
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This restoration of "German Concentration Camps Factual Survey" is an extraordinary act of cinematic reclamation and historiography.
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He described them as harboring "an extraordinary number" of rare and endangered species and "ecologically precious" ecosystems.
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If Gabritschevsky might have made a fine Jungian analyst, Zinelli could have been an extraordinary graphic designer.
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It's not meant to be a game where you spend an extraordinary amount of time with NPCs.
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Longstanding biases against accusers will not disappear overnight; not even an extraordinary conviction can remake the world.
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Mr. Rose, for instance, has already raised more than $3 million, an extraordinary amount for a freshman.
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MUFG does not disclose the price level where it would be required to book an extraordinary charge.
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MUFG does not disclose the price level where it would be required to book an extraordinary charge.
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"Scalia interrupted Breyer at such an extraordinary rate as to dwarf all other interruptions," the study found.
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In an extraordinary act of contrition, she wrote a public apology online to her friends and family.
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Exposing the existence of the Page warrant was by any standard an extraordinary move, surveillance experts note.
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They led an extraordinary life, and they made a big mark on the city they lived in.
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This decision is subject to approval by an extraordinary general shareholders meeting to be held on Nov.
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She also annoys me sometimes when she's mad at the nurses, but she's an extraordinary woman. Extraordinary.
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But the court put the religion case on hold for more than a year, an extraordinary move.
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"This is another hallmark week in the cannabis industry in what's been an extraordinary month," he added.
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It was quite an extraordinary feeling to be doing any movement in a balloon at that height.
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The Astros' uncanny knack for slugging without striking out might be an extraordinary skill deserving of praise.
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In the filing, the the Justice Department called lawmakers' request an "extraordinary order" that is overly broad.
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In his era, Yagudin was an extraordinary jumper, but he learned to connect with his artistic side.
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Corker followed up with an extraordinary New York Times interview in which he harshly criticized the president.
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You have no idea what an extraordinary person she is — just astonishing, full of grace and goodness.
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Problems that won't normally cause trouble can combine to make a ship capsize in an extraordinary situation.
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He also said OPEC could hold an extraordinary meeting before its next formal talks due on Dec.
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It was an extraordinary thing to be involved in, especially to get the response that we did.
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Still, Democrats would need an "extraordinary amount of good political fortune to retake the Senate," Prokop writes.
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Lance Armstrong defied the impossible and wrote an extraordinary tale of triumph over adversity into our collective history.
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The corporate reorganization is expected to be announced on Friday after an extraordinary board meeting, the sources said.
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President Barack Obama said Peres led an "extraordinary life," in a statement obtained by PEOPLE on Tuesday night.
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"He's an extraordinary player, a great performer and a surefire Hall of Famer," the commissioner said, per AOL.
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"Those players who got the winnings got an extraordinary windfall to which they were not entitled," Madden said.
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On August 17, 2017, astronomers witnessed an extraordinary celestial event: a collision between two ultra-dense neutron stars.
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Grammer's management rejected the request, but the Hastor family demanded an extraordinary shareholder meeting to force a vote.
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Together, they represent an extraordinary collection of successes that made America and the world more stable and peaceful.
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In an extraordinary statement last week, Trump affirmed that the U.S. would continue to stand with Saudi Arabia.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump declared Friday that North Korea still poses an "extraordinary threat" to the United States.
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An extraordinary shareholders meeting is scheduled for June 19 to approve details of the IPO, Zur Rose said.
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An extraordinary, lengthy piece on NBC Nightly News, which showed what the firing of HUD inspectors has meant.
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" Their filing argues that while Shkreli has an "extraordinary amount of negative notoriety," Greebel "has absolutely no notoriety.
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I then make small adjustments to things I can improve so I can keep living an extraordinary tomorrow.
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"The only thing more gratifying than an extraordinary read is being able to share that experience with others...."
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And let's talk about that moment when he walks into the lawyer's office because it's an extraordinary moment.
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" Chef Ned Bell, who had introduced the couple to the food, told reporters, "It is an extraordinary species.
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The race jury, however, ruled that he should not lose time over what organizers called an extraordinary incident.
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Last year the Saudi authorities detained Lebanon's prime minister for two weeks—an extraordinary breach of diplomatic norms.
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Mr. McCabe has been swept up in an extraordinary and abrupt conclusion to his 21-year F.B.I. career.
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WASHINGTON — Christopher Wheeldon's "The Winter's Tale" — the first ballet to dramatize that Shakespeare play — achieves an extraordinary amount.
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"Throughout 2016 and particular in 2017 the momentum just came back at such an extraordinary pace," says Reck.
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It also sets the stage for a showdown with disgruntled shareholders at an extraordinary meeting on March 13.
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I would let it be his choice, but here's a man who has just been an extraordinary person.
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The dispute has caused an extraordinary breach between the White House and law enforcement and deepened partisan rancor.
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Topping off an extraordinary technical achievement with flamboyance and a touch of silliness is typical of Mr Musk.
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At an extraordinary shareholder's meeting in Amsterdam, 99.97 percent of shareholders present voted in favour of the merger.
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"She has an extraordinary level of expertise in counterterrorism programs, including this chapter in our history," Hoffman said.
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The country has long been what David Edgerton, a historian, calls "the hub of an extraordinary gastro-cosmopolitanism".
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Each year, the migratory monarch butterfly embarks on an extraordinary journey from eastern North America to central Mexico.
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There was also an extraordinary ovation as he came out to serve after losing the first two sets.
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President Trump's endorsement changed the trajectory of the race, overcoming an extraordinary 6-to-1 Democratic spending advantage .
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Foreign ministers could alternatively agree to have an extraordinary meeting before June 20th to begin negotiations with London.
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Polisario will hold an extraordinary session to choose a new leader after a 40-day period of mourning.
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The last 5-10 years have been an extraordinary time for early stage tech founders to raise money.
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Erkki Liikanen, governor of the central bank, explains that Finland has suffered an extraordinary combination of adverse shocks.
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World Health Organization Director-General Margaret Chan called it an "extraordinary event" while declaring a public health emergency.
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Dane County Circuit Judge Richard Niesshad found that the state legislature's use of an "extraordinary session" was unlawful.
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And it's growing at an extraordinary rate: Revenue rose 286 percent year over year in the first quarter.
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Chris Christie on an extraordinary day when the already wild 2016 presidential campaign turned into a political bloodbath.
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"I was struck and continue to be struck by just what an extraordinary achievement it was," Ejiofor said.
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I had never flown in such an aircraft before this week and it is truly an extraordinary experience.
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The World Health Organization described it as an "extraordinary event" while declaring a public health emergency this month.
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While her life was tragic, she proved herself to be an extraordinary woman who fought extraordinary odds. 4.
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An extraordinary monetary expansion is the most widely recognized – but not correctly understood – part of that winning combination.
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That ratio has historically been in the high teens, placing an extraordinary amount of pressure on smelter margins.
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This is an extraordinary turn of events in a system which is not supposed to permit divided government.
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Her three bandmates said in a tweet that they were devastated at the passing of an "extraordinary talent".
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Moreover, how my partners' hair, skin, and various other parts' smell is an extraordinary turn-on for me.
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Sensing weakness, Baoneng in late June demanded an extraordinary shareholder meeting to oust Mr Wang and his board.
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The proxy vote deadline was 1800 GMT on Thursday ahead of an extraordinary general meeting on Aug. 29.
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He was "an extraordinary conductor and composer, who has marked his era", French Culture minister Fleur Pellerin said.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board will hold an extraordinary meeting on April 12, with the tie-up on the agenda.
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He says Lamar is an extraordinary musician because of his "flow" -- the rhythm of his lyrics and delivery.
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"I realize that writing this while the president is still in office is an extraordinary step," Anonymous says.
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The group's statutes say support from a simple majority of the 13 members can trigger an extraordinary meeting.
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The Swiss company also plans to hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting to establish a new unitary share class.
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Now that she's out of the White House, she can fully embrace her status as an extraordinary woman.
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It is an extraordinary situation, where the people who just absolutely push it out, get it back tenfold.
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Rosen's article is a great achievement, packaging an extraordinary true story in the concerns of the human heart.
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During an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Christie called the pardon power an "extraordinary power" for any executive.
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They were an extraordinary group: mostly military officers, all of them had advanced degrees in medicine or science.
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It's a massive, troubling number, since it represents an extraordinary loss of industrial capacity, innovation and manufacturing jobs.
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In 2016, as Putin propped up his Syrian ally, Russia mounted an extraordinary attack against the United States.
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The board members agreed that the exchange rate commitment had proved effective as an extraordinary monetary policy instrument.
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Critical decision in the 10th circuit, with an extraordinary opinion finding states cannot control how presidential electors vote.
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Among its many unique properties, water is an extraordinary solvent that greases the wheels of life's biological machinery.
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Twitter seemed an extraordinary way to make such a momentous announcement, even if Musk aggressively uses the platform.
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Mr. Obama at turns prodded Mr. Castro to submit to questions during an extraordinary 55-minute news conference.
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An Extraordinary General Meeting will take place on October 30 to formally decide the change of company name.
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Pelosi acknowledged on Thursday that calling for a new election would be an "extraordinary step" by the chamber.
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That's an extraordinary amount, leading researchers to suspect that Neanderthal genes must be advantageous for survival in Europe.
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If there is adequate progess, an initial deal could be finalised by an extraordinary Eurogroup meeting next week.
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It was an extraordinary amount of violence against two defenseless youths — all in the span of eight minutes.
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Onscreen, our heroes are accidental witnesses, innocents for whom the contagion of state violence triggers an extraordinary metamorphosis.
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Their light field technology can bring an extraordinary amount of depth and detail to a virtual reality image.
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Seth Moulton: Conor is an extraordinary candidate — humble, down to earth, smart — and he truly understands public service.
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Ms. Sostrin asked them to assess the likelihood that he would be approved for an extraordinary ability visa.
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The FIA especially has focused not just on collections and exhibitions, but also on an extraordinary education program.
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Last month in Hong Kong, one sold for an extraordinary $14.8 million, almost 20 times the low estimate.
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But his enduring connection to his ancestral village remains an artistic passion and has yielded an extraordinary memoir.
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The Pollocks are disrupted by an extraordinary untitled 22016 painting by Kazuo Shiraga of the Japanese Gutai group.
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California Today Friday: The governor took an extraordinary step to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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California Today Friday: The governor took an extraordinary step to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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"It took an extraordinary amount of independence," said Mary Jo White, the former United States attorney in Manhattan.
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Who stays here: Well-heeled leisure travelers ranging from families to honeymooners looking for an extraordinary hotel experience.
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"This is an extraordinary mission with a whole host of firsts," said Jim Bridenstine, the administrator of NASA.
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The capital, where both Orthodox Christianity and Islam are practiced, is an extraordinary, fascinating and sometimes heartbreaking city.
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In 1917, Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks orchestrated an extraordinary coup that created the world's first communist state.
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The Chicxulub impact spewed an extraordinary amount of black carbon, or soot, from the rocks, the researchers said.
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If the proposed swap materializes, the international community should stress that it supports it as an extraordinary exception.
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It's an extraordinary level of detail for something that is designed essentially to be a show for God.
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It would be an extraordinary challenge to get these particular voters to join with minorities and progressive activists.
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"Putting it in the context of Sudan for the last 30 years, it's an extraordinary development," Hamilton said.
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In April 2018, Renner's Marvel salary made him an "extraordinary high-income earner" with an $11.4 million income.
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Mr. Bloomberg has been preparing for it by blanketing the country with ads on an extraordinary scale. 4.
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"We have a completely devastated family, a devastated local community at what just has been an extraordinary loss."
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Psychoanalyze this passage: "He is a man who has just been an extraordinary person," Trump said of Jackson.
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MOSCOW, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Russian oil company Russneft is to hold an extraordinary meeting of shareholders on Nov.
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It's an extraordinary level of involvement for a president whose own election is less than a year away.
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Theatrical releases were actually down by about 90 from 2018, but that's still an extraordinary number of movies.
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Those being monitored for signs of infection are ordinary people who now find themselves in an extraordinary circumstance.
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The biggest leap of faith was Edward Enninful becoming editor of British Vogue — that was an extraordinary thing.
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Gray was an extraordinary creature, quite unlike any of the other female icons who dominate postwar culinary history.
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"We have here — possibly — an extraordinary cache of material for which there is no other copy," he said.
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Former Obama administration officials described the probe to the Post as an extraordinary investigation fueled by political animosity.
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To clinch the agreement AMS needs approval from 75% of Osram investors present at an extraordinary shareholder meeting.
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The six nations also recommended convening an "extraordinary summit" of WAMZ member states to discuss the issue further.
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"To watch KP work on a day-to-day basis is just an extraordinary experience," Mr. Mechaber said.
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What they saw was a top athlete taking control of her own destiny in an extraordinary fashion. 26.
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On today's episode: We discuss an extraordinary plan to rush a series of executions on Arkansas' death row.
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Most businesses fail and all businesses require an extraordinary amount of energy, time and effort to become successful.
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At an extraordinary meeting on Friday, shareholders approved a proposal to convert Intesa's savings shares into ordinary ones.
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The crowning encounter was an extraordinary all-night dinner, towards the end of 1999 if I remember rightly.
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That I was getting 42, to my mind an extraordinary number, was itself the result of stricter regulation.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board is due to sign off on the plans at an extraordinary meeting on Sunday, Sept.
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" Light added in a statement to CNN that Helmond was "a remarkable human being and an extraordinary artist.
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An extraordinary community has evolved, representing the subversion of the ordered, restrained, chemically pure, and self-contained body.
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There, he delivered an extraordinary, 28503-minute speech that appeared to be aimed squarely at his Republican colleagues.
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"This is an extraordinary win that is going to make a big difference," the actress wrote on Instagram.
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The scheme had been rammed through an extraordinary meeting of the council, just a week before the election.
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"Intesa categorically denies the idea there could be an extraordinary board meeting over the weekend," a spokesman said.
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The energy alliance said it plans to review the policy at an extraordinary meeting on March 5-6.
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This is the start of Ted Hearne's "Consent," performed — and recorded — by an extraordinary Philadelphia choir, the Crossing.
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State of the Art A year ago, the Federal Bureau of Investigation made an extraordinary demand of Apple.
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It's an extraordinary building and it became a kind of icon of what I call India's Gilded Age.
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He made Blackstar for us, his parting gift... He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life.
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And in an extraordinary step, Rockland County on Tuesday barred unvaccinated children from public places for 30 days.
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Cheney, Vice President Gore, and as John would say, my friends, we come to celebrate an extraordinary man.
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Helen Gurley Brown died, actually, the weekend I agreed to take the job, which was an extraordinary coincidence.
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North Korea an 'extraordinary threat' The Pentagon's newly unveiled Missile Defense Review, which Trump personally introduced on Thursday, explicitly states that North Korea remains an "extraordinary threat" to the US, an assessment that is consistent with previous findings by US military and intelligence agencies but rarely acknowledged by Trump himself.
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At room temperature, the drug exhibits an extraordinary slow rate of dissociation—on the order of about five hours.
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It&aposs an extraordinary kind of -- imagine if General Flynn gave that kind of defense if asked about something.
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Greece is a desperately poor country, wracked by unemployment, and Greek citizens have treated refugees with an extraordinary kindness.
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"Such an extraordinary moment of emotion and love for this amazing woman who changed my life 🖤 thank you."
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It was an extraordinary moment because of the turmoil that has engulfed politics, Republican strategist Sara Fagen told CNBC.
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In fact, Branson called Musk an "extraordinary individual" and said he sees Musk as a "young version" of himself.
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"North Korea remains an extraordinary threat and requires continued vigilance," Shanahan said, during a speech to hundreds of delegates.
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But only because they've done an extraordinary amount of work and poured my love and passion into this thing.
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IOC president Thomas Bach said the recommendation would be put to an extraordinary IOC session in Lausanne in July.
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And I will never be able to repay him, it's an extraordinary gift he gave, it's kind of overwhelming.
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"It was an extraordinary moment when she told me," she told reporters at Kensington Palace in London on Sunday.
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But that was only the beginning of an extraordinary relationship that would take a turn Palmer did not foresee.
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A VW spokesman confirmed an extraordinary supervisory board meeting would be held on Wednesday but declined to give details.
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Traditionally, role players do not crack All-Star rosters without an extraordinary circumstance forcing their name into the discussion.
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"I am an extraordinary black trans woman, and I deserve to be here," she said, and the crowd clapped.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Tuesday: J.P. Morgan called Beyond Meat an "extraordinary" growth opportunity.
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With a father like jazz legend Nat King Cole, Natalie Cole was always going to have an extraordinary life.
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They socialize to an extraordinary degree (at least two couples who met in line here have since gotten married).
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Trump claims he can eliminate the debt within eight years, an extraordinary promise—and with little to support it.
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Officials also urged Muslims to stay home for prayers in an extraordinary call by the clergy to curtail worship.
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"Megyn is an exceptional journalist and news anchor, who has had an extraordinary career," Lack said at the time.
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We have an extraordinary team of journalists helming our coverage tonight and we are extremely proud of their work.
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The new company name will be named 'DSV Panalpina A/S', pending the approval at an extraordinary general meeting.
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WE HAVE AN EXTRAORDINARY ARRAY OF SPORTS, THE NFL, THE NCAA TOURNAMENT, LATE-NIGHT, 60 MINUTES, NEWS, ET CETERA.
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Because it was series B, and because it gave us access to an extraordinary community of people at Dropbox.
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For more news, click * Gottex Fund Management said its plans to hold an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) on Dec.
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The big picture: The Trump campaign has been vacuuming up an extraordinary amount of voter data at its rallies.
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The bank said it will seek shareholder approval at an extraordinary general meeting to take place on Nov. 3.
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The market in Bozhou is both a symbol of an extraordinary boom in TCM, and a consequence of it.
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The first responders do an extraordinary job, and the mutual aid from around the world is second to none.
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Revenue, excluding an extraordinary gain, fell to $4.9 billion in the third quarter, missing analysts' estimates of $5.08 billion.
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I've noticed they're working on a book together so he's quite content, quite satisfied, he's just an extraordinary guy.
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To bring about the changes, Adler requested an extraordinary shareholders' meeting which it expects to take place in March.
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Mike Lee, who would make an extraordinary justice — and making an explicit commitment to nominate only from that list.
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South Korea has had an extraordinary year, enduring threats from its missile-wielding northern neighbour with calm and grace.
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They exist, with an extraordinary matter-of-fact poeticism, as documents of the interior life of an irrepressible woman.
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He has shown an enormous capacity for work, spending an extraordinary amount of time attending rallies across the country.
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"I have never seen such an extraordinary display of American heavy-handedness," he said, after abruptly leaving the meeting.
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So when that ultra-dense object changes or ruptures, an extraordinary amount of energy might be unleashed into space.
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"I knew back then that football was going to be an extraordinary ticket but not a destination," Booker said.
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Separately, a member of INAX's founding family, Keichiro Ina, said he backed the shareholders' push for an extraordinary meeting.
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And in February of this year, Danish workers stumbled upon an extraordinary medieval sword while digging out a sewer.
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President Trump, in an extraordinary public statement, pushed back against charges of mental instability and declared himself a genius.
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"This is an extraordinary moment in the history of the modern presidency and a very serious one," said Schmidt.
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PCA was previously viewed as an extraordinary step, which the RBI urged banks to make great efforts to avoid.
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Hillary Clinton "is a woman who has had an extraordinary life with lots of ups and downs," said Sheinkopf.
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As result, MRV plans to distribute an extraordinary dividend of 150 million reais in the first quarter of 2017.
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Apple's filing puts it this way: Establishing weakened security as an extraordinary burden could have implications across the industry.
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"This is an extraordinary case," said William Alsup, the California federal judge who is overseeing the case, on Wednesday.
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