They made you think you're something else, apart from your fellow humans, apart from the universe.
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Some skeptics even question whether Maryland rye had anything to distinguish it, apart from where it was made — and apart from some clever marketing.
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So JaCogLaw is gonna be here to ensure that people accused of offenses—apart from sex offenses; we don't touch that... apart from sex offenses.
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As the Constitution does not exist apart from our Founders' initial stance in declaring their independence from Britain, America does not exist apart from the Constitution.
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So, apart from that, apart from deciding he was going to be king of whatever he's the king of, the populist hard right, he was the same.
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But apart from all that — and apart from whatever the reopened F.B.I. investigation might reveal — the judge himself has unwittingly provided the most compelling argument against his elevation to that court.
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" She adds: "Apart from that, he is loving it.
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This plug and play compatibility alone sets it apart from some of the competition, and the ability to capture in 1080p at 60 frames per second sets it apart from the rest.
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Apart from our long professional relationship, Aretha was my friend.
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A tubular case design sets it apart from the rest.
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He said he feared being torn apart from his family.
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It's better if tables are farther apart from each other.
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How does this album stand apart from your previous releases?
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All of the companies, apart from Aviva, declined to comment.
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You don't have Martin Luther King apart from Black churches.
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Apart from that, other mechanisms can account for the disorder.
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We know next to nothing about her apart from him.
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The emoji are delightful, and stand apart from rival GIFs.
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Both sides are miles apart from what the other wants.
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Apart from the reconstruction expense, another toll is on tourism.
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It's a pretty straightforward narrative, apart from the mysticism aspect.
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This is where she can set herself apart from Trump.
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I swear the bannisters are blocks apart from each other!
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Apart from the storm, the group has faced other hurdles.
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Apart from various demonstration flights, however, not much then happened.
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What sets an unforgettable party apart from a mediocre party?
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The latter expect him to stand apart from the president.
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She had a life and identity apart from her abuse.
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For many fans, Golovkin seemed a world apart from Jacobs.
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"She is now apart from all of that," he wrote.
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What do you hope sets yours apart from the pack?
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Apart from lawyers, who else do you have advising you?
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Nothing is certain on Game of Thrones, apart from death.
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Apart from game shows, Barris found success as a writer.
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Apart from that, you are just on your first interview.
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You write all of the music apart from the vocals.
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Apart from insecurity, the biggest challenge is money, officials said.
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We already know this movie stands apart from the MCU.
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Apart from some anesthetic gel, no pain relief is required.
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Four of those, apart from the most recent, were suicides.
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What sets the management consulting firm apart from technology companies?
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The diamond is in the world, not apart from it.
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"They never did much apart from each other," Rowe said.
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I think their reaction was apart from the political content.
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How Do I Tell Him Apart from the Other Chrises?
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No other student has been positively identified apart from him.
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Because they feel like they're being kept apart from life.
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Charu sets itself apart from the fold with weekly events.
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Wenzhou has long stood apart from the rest of China.
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That sets EIA apart from virtually every other energy forecaster.
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WATCH: Here's what sets Ethereum apart from its rival Bitcoin
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Apart from it, there's no evidence of Trump as Hercules.
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There's no record of his inner life, apart from Krazy.
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From what, apart from sheer sensory exhaustion, do they spring?
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This model sets them apart from other nurseries, they say.
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Apart from class discrepancies, police data is also quite fragmented.
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Who else apart from the Sax Man from Lost Boys?
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That strategy, the company says, sets Foodsby apart from competitors.
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And it only drives us further apart from each other.
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Apart from inventing Coca Cola and butter chicken, of course.
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He is thin all over apart from very muscular forearms.
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All was well, apart from one thing: that wretched noise.
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Ms. Dorrance, though, seems to stand apart from all this.
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Apart from a lone rabbit, nothing moved on the quad.
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They, like everyone apart from Piotr, never replied to me.
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Apart from the ceilings, the rooms are devoid of people.
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This sets him apart from many of his Republican colleagues.
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Apart from that, Buttigieg has been relatively vague about policy.
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Every recognition they earn sets them apart from the competition.
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Apart from a missing apostrophe, the game is mostly inoffensive.
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Apart from the Russian influence campaign intended to undermine Mrs.
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Apart from judges, he called prosecutors and City Hall officials.
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Apart from the bullying, there's also extra attention from classmates.
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Three key differentiators set Tower Bridge Advisors apart from competitors.
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This sets Snap apart from offerings from Square and Box.
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The master bedroom is set apart from the other bedrooms.
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There is no reason to ... Apart from them, everyone's okay.
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That sets Mr. Diess apart from his predecessor, Matthias Müller.
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He said Irma's intensity set it apart from other storms.
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Apart from the political concerns, there are also practical ones.
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Apart from Ms. Whetstone, other Uber executives have recently quit.
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Thriving and stagnant places are pulling apart from each other.
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Dear Miss Manners: I've drifted apart from a longtime friend.
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Targeting retirees is what sets Voyage apart from its competitors.
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Q: What do you invest in, apart from film projects?
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What's every weather report missing (apart from pyrotechnics of course)?
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Apart from a grisly early scene, there's little onscreen violence.
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What were you going for apart from the brand parody?
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Strand's process and output stand apart from all of that.
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My mother, sweetly, kept all our clothes and they're all blue and white apart from maybe one or two little faded yellow T-shirts and yellow, apart from blue, is one of my favorite colors.
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Recruiters explain what sets Netflix's culture apart from other tech companies.
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That is apart from the high costs of the military demonstrations.
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What makes Trudeau a "Canadian Kennedy" – apart from the handsome looks?
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What sets this device apart from the competition is the battery.
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"Apart from what happened it was a great concert," Barratt adds.
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Since then, Courtney has never spent a night apart from Rufus.
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Nice. Apart from skating photos, what else was in the magazine?
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This design is what sets it apart from similar pellet grills.
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But, apart from that, Meghan and Prince Harry will be alone.
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Evidence about other transmission routes, apart from mosquito bites, is limited.
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This could help develop an additional revenue stream apart from advertisements.
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Apart from that, the stronger yuan continues to stem capital outflows.
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Customer service was once what set Macy's apart from those retailers.
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First, impeachment exists apart from the quadrennial election of the president.
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Apple, you've got to break it apart from their App Store.
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Apart from that, it's a slab of glass with curved edges.
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Apart from that, sharing a smaller space has presented no issues.
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Apart from her activities being completely illegal, they are absolutely brilliant.
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The lone figure onstage, apart from the small orchestra, speaks throughout.
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Apart from the "Trump's not a racist" guy, they weren't hostile.
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The small downtown has no chains, apart from an obligatory Starbucks.
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That really does set Clinton's plan apart from most welfare states.
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Apart from that, the Wave works very similarly to the Everlast.
|
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Apart from a few isolated incidents, private property has been spared.
|
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So, that marks us apart from other so-called solar developers.
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The main goal is to set yourself apart from the crowd.
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Apart from exchange rate trends, another crucial difference is inflation rates.
|
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Apart from its basic purpose, Orison batteries have some interesting gimmicks.
|
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That suggests dynamism, but also a community apart from the mainstream.
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Apart from the script meetings, I was very rarely with him.
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Apart from central banks' meeting, there are still some economy data.
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This sets them apart from the rest of the animal world.
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That's what sets him apart from a lot of other guys.
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Apart from lower interest rates, inflation is set to contract too.
|
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Apart from saving souls, civilian drones are becoming a good business.
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Apart from an all-populist government, there are no obvious options.
|
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She creates a world apart from the culinary and the domestic.
|
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Apart from YouTube sizzle reels, there's really not much to stream.
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I really don't see late-night TV apart from my show.
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Apart from that, can we trust the constancy of their affections?
|
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No other Western company apart from Google has such rich data.
|
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I don't remember ever feeling upset about it, apart from now.
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Israel's interest, apart from cultivating friendly countries, is more low-key.
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But apart from that, it would make things much too complicated.
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Apart from HPPD, he is diagnosed with having depersonalization disorder (DPD).
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The stance sets her apart from much of the Democratic field.
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Apart from that, rain was less than normal almost all year.
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In many ways, New York stands apart from other American cities.
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The Bureau was set apart from the President's agenda at inception.
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" But apart from that, she believes Amazon "has a great story.
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One thing that sets Chromebooks apart from MacBooks is the variety.
|
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Apart from those who escaped immediately, no others have been liberated.
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Apart from some cruise liners, not many ships currently use LNG.
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"The parties really moved further apart from each other," he said.
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Apart from being patients they were friends, they were funny people.
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How does your gym set itself apart from a gendered gym?
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With the Toyota partnership, Uber gets other perks apart from money.
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Apart from my children, the foxes have been my great tutors.
|
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"Uganda, actually, is a wonderful place — apart from politics," he said.
|
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It'll handle a heavy workload apart from gaming and video production.
|
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Does anyone — apart from Madonna — know where I can get one?
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Apart from these issues, the sector was largely stable in September.
|
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Maybe a Sphero you can take apart from top to bottom.
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Apple's retail presence has always set it apart from its rivals.
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No one in London takes high tea apart from the Queen.
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Apart from sleep or rest, you can achieve peace through meditation.
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Apart from a larger, smoother touchpad, I wouldn't change a thing.
|
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This trendiness sets the new products apart from traditional veggie burgers.
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A company's moat is what sets it apart from its competition.
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Apart from its TytoHome product it also markets TytoPro to clinicians.
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Apart from her age, little is known about Kim Yo Jong.
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They're a good gadget, one that stands apart from its competitors.
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The continents were just beginning their drift apart from one another.
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The day was empty apart from the clatter of distant gunfire.
|
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Guns and taxes are not issues existing apart from Trump's presidency.
|
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The only thing moving, apart from the wind, was the Cyclone.
|
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DBFZ stands apart from other games bearing the Dragon Ball name.
|
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But the two women could not stay apart from one another.
|
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Becker's pure ingenuity sets his Minecraft builds apart from others' creations.
|
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In true Burial style, they are anonymous apart from their moniker.
|
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Now we have no Indian sponsors whatsoever, apart from Vijay's Kingfisher.
|
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Well, almost all of us—apart from Juchitan residents, that is.
|
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But apart from that there's nothing I have my eyes on.
|
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Apart from Antarctica, the clinic has received visitors from every continent.
|
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Apart from the 12 sick passengers, everyone was allowed to leave.
|
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It's a place apart from the vast, benign lap of America.
|
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His players — perhaps apart from Eden Hazard — still fulfill his wishes.
|
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"We ripped the show completely apart from D.C.," Mr. Nicholaw said.
|
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What sets Paradiso apart from other music venues in the Netherlands?
|
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The center-left, as elsewhere in Europe apart from Britain, collapsed.
|
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Apart from SoftBank, the investor consortium includes an automaker, they added.
|
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I couldn't live apart from someone who's a part of me.
|
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But it is also New Year's Day, which apart from Dec.
|
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That approach also set her apart from the two remaining candidates.
|
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But until now, no one held children captive apart from families.
|
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They can't imagine their lives apart from the offices they hold.
|
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Apart from the dry-activated yeast, it's basically a pantry recipe.
|
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Apart from that, she wants a seat on the Appropriations Committee.
|
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Apart from historical location, work force availability sometimes drives site selection.
|
|
Apart from Alzheimer's, it's the greediest thief of memory there is.
|
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We have to agree that it stands apart from the rest.
|
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Apart from Capital One, bank stocks rose in after-hours trading.
|
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Both groups' languages and cultures set them apart from Han people.
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Apart from banks, DHFL also owes money to about 87,000 bondholders.
|
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You don't know what you have until you're apart from it.
|
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"Apart from the sheer delight, he does bore me," she wrote.
|
|
But apart from a few oblique questions from Republican Texas Rep.
|
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Apart from that, it was the lowest level since May 20.4.
|
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In their favor, apart from their own courage, is the internet.
|
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That is one thing that sets him apart from Mr. Trump.
|
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Yet it has remained nameless, apart from the identifier 2007 OR10.
|
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What sets your formula apart from the others on the market?
|
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What sets this jacket apart from the pack are the details.
|
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"We stand apart from the average," the value Khosrowshahi introduced read.
|
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Apart from that we were like any other couple in love.
|
|
Jonathan felt apart from it, unable to communicate with anyone there.
|
|
But apart from that I can't think of any negative experiences.
|
|
Apart from the color, they look like the fries at McDonald's.
|
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It's only his Brigsby fixation that sets him apart from others.
|
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Apart from memory, are there other ways it could influence perception?
|
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If any of us found our families similarly ripped apart from within,
|
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The removable hand vac sets the Coral One apart from its competitors.
|
|
The shots are mirrored, but apart from that it's near enough identical.
|
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Apart from the direct loan, the rest would be a syndicated loan.
|
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Jennifer Aniston is moving on with her life apart from Justin Theroux.
|
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Nevertheless, apart from art circles relatively unknown outside of China, it's notable.
|
|
It's fascinating how mentally strong people set themselves apart from the crowd.
|
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Now, she said, they have to experience being apart from their children.
|
|
Even a hurricane won't keep Melania Trump apart from her black stilettos.
|
|
Lucid sets itself apart from its competitors in a couple of ways.
|
|
Apart from NetDragon, Lenovo unit Stoneware is installing tracking technology in classrooms.
|
|
But what really sets Chrome apart from other browsers, is its security.
|
|
Apart from government bans, UNESCO said private sector action could be effective.
|
|
Apart from that, SNC may be building another CANDU reactor in Argentina.
|
|
When they're good (it's rare,) they set brands apart from the competition.
|
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Unfortunately, he and my grandfather died two weeks apart from each other.
|
|
Apart from menu innovations, Chipotle is also ramping up its online presence.
|
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Yet Johnson stands apart from the others in a more critical way.
|
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Dan: No. There's no lying apart from fun lying, like white lies.
|
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At first, apart from Warren and a few other lawmakers, like Rep.
|
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Most sectors, apart from Basic Resources and Telecoms, were in positive territory.
|
|
Q. Apart from age and point experience, what are the other requirements?
|
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In the Trumpist vision, the 2016 election stands apart from all others.
|
|
Apart from Tlaib and Jones, the packed primary also included state Sen.
|
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Apart from costs, hauling sand over large distances bring other logistical challenges.
|
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Apart from the 227 Rainoldi, these Valtellina Superiores were not inexpensive wines.
|
|
Poverty has many dimensions, apart from income, as many governments now recognise.
|
|
Others keep it secret and tell no one apart from her staff.
|
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Apart from its super unique payload, this SpaceX launch is otherwise routine.
|
|
One woman said all were female apart from the organizers and DJs.
|
|
Apart from this latest news, the company has been quiet ever since.
|
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Apart from holding back economic development, bureaucratic dysfunction also complicates everyday life.
|
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"Immediately, I just didn't want to be apart from her," she said.
|
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Luckin's heavy discounting sets it apart from the world's biggest coffee chain.
|
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Of the seven, all apart from Angela Smith sit on fat majorities.
|
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I also usually have rings on every finger apart from the thumb.
|
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Apart from a course at Le Cordon Bleu, he's mostly self-taught.
|
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But the movie's reviews have set it apart from the superhero pack.
|
|
Kate Hudson Apart from the buzzcut, Hudson hasn't changed much at all.
|
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Apart from Sky, Britain's Perform Group, German free-to-air broadcasters ProSiebenSat.
|
|
Apart from making music, what do you remember most about those years?
|
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But, apart from the reclusive bit, that was exactly what he was.
|
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It's this SaaS play that Elie says sets Floom apart from competitors.
|
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No forum member's name, apart from Australia's, begins with the letter 'A'.
|
|
You won't even know that it's happening apart from a minor sensation.
|
|
Apart from a few signposts, the language is invisible on the streets.
|
|
Apart from all of that, it's sad to hear that he passed.
|
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Apart from this one lad, who's having a bit of a gloat.
|
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Apart from that, our supervisors search us constantly for drugs and alcohol.
|
|
Apart from Toast, French Connection owns the Great Plains and YMC brands.
|
|
Analysts say exceptional customer service sets the chain apart from its competition.
|
|
What sets Aquaman apart from other DCEU fare is that it's fun.
|
|
The 140 passengers were unhurt apart from some minor injuries, he said.
|
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"Apart from education, it has really helped me realize myself," she says.
|
|
But apart from the frills, other aspects of Virgin will fade away.
|
|
I feel like I haven't either, apart from when I was 13.
|
|
But apart from Turok and company, few people think that's a problem.
|
|
Apart from eliminating Earth's movements, eLISA also scales up gravitational wave detection.
|
|
The familiar interior is what sets the R8 Spyder apart from me.
|
|
Others are going to extreme lengths to stand apart from the crowd.
|
|
Apart from the missing laptop, IT equipment had also been "rifled through".
|
|
But Liu said his company has enough to stand apart from GoPro.
|
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The truth is, apart from lobster, there's not much to catch here.
|
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This set is all art and creation, a reality apart from reality.
|
|
Apart from that, it's been pretty quiet—nothing much has gone on.
|
|
Are humans a part of nature, or are they apart from it?
|
|
That leaves Assad with very few options apart from China, Saltskog said.
|
|
The identical spacecrafts launched a couple of weeks apart from one another.
|
|
But what sets all this apart from the fare at other birrierias?
|
|
Tillerson's own vision—apart from a commitment to efficiency—is less clear.
|
|
Tibet remains off limits for foreign journalists apart from government-organised visits.
|
|
But, apart from him, it never went farther than a first date.
|
|
Apart from the new plastics, the pen itself has also been revamped.
|
|
Before Operation Julie, I'd never taken any drugs apart from prescription medicine.
|
|
Apart from the steady growth figure, other data released Tuesday was mixed.
|
|
Swinson is also easy to tell apart from Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
|
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Each tells of transients who live somewhat apart from their larger cultures.
|
|
There is a lack of use cases for cryptocurrencies apart from speculation.
|
|
Inside, a more rustic look sets it apart from its grittier neighbors.
|
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This battery is what makes the Soundboks stand apart from other speakers.
|
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Toxic plantsQuite apart from its atmosphere, Mars' soil poses a big problem.
|
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He supported same-sex marriage, which set him apart from traditional Republicans.
|
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What could set the migraine drugs apart from RA treatments is pricing.
|
|
One line of sleuthing apart from Newman's poll also pointed to Bremberg.
|
|
Apart from the cover, the budget features numerous provisions specific to Alaska.
|
|
Apart from ranking individual states, the report found some troubling national trends.
|
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The Nintendo Switch's portability sets it apart from all other home consoles.
|
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Apart from partisans like Krugman, economists do their best to predict recessions.
|
|
The earlier move affected all products apart from rubber, which closes earlier.
|
|
Its emphasis on moderation also sets Vibes apart from other dating apps.
|
|
Apart from enshrining black citizenship, he argues that Lincoln could have also
|
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The Irish needed an identity that set them apart from other Britons.
|
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A theory underwrote this method: that literature could be understood apart from
|
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Apart from his scenes of North Africa, he never showed modern life.
|
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"Apart from that, we won't charge for Public Accounts at this stage."
|
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Each of us has our own story separate and apart from that.
|
|
The upstairs bar at Wegmans also set it apart from Whole Foods.
|
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"Being apart from family & friends is difficult," Cooper said in a tweet.
|
|
But apart from a few opposition whimpers there was hardly any debate.
|
|
All, apart from Virgin Atlantic, are members of the Skyteam airline alliance.
|
|
We look at things that are apart from us, at some remove.
|
|
Herrera did not really discuss it with anyone apart from her husband.
|
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Apart from diversifying his stock portfolio, Grant Sabatier isn't touching his investments.
|
|
Being apart from her family living in the Dominican Republic wasn't easy.
|
|
Tibet remains off limits for foreign journalists apart from government-organized visits.
|
|
So what is the point of this law apart from gratuitous cruelty?
|
|
Apart from the five fatalities in Bangladesh, several hundred people were injured.
|
|
Apart from her disappearance, the basic facts of Christie's life are established.
|
|
His accompaniments are abstract impastos, moving images within and apart from plot.
|
|
Apart from Locum's Nest, other UK startups include Patchwork Health and Lantum.
|
|
All of the FAANG stocks, apart from Netflix Inc came under pressure.
|
|
Elroy also stands apart from the collection of companies testing delivery drones.
|
|
Turkey remains its only and as yet ambiguous rival apart from Iran.
|
|
Iran has been one of the worst-hit countries apart from China.
|
|
He said Mr. Trump's participation set this process apart from previous ones.
|
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During the game, the commissioner sat in a suite apart from Kraft's.
|
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It will share intelligence with the IMSC but remain apart from it.
|
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Apart from the fish negotiations, almost nothing is happening at the WTO.
|
|
Nest claims this sets it apart from other products on the market.
|
|
He saw the Earth revolve, the only moving thing apart from himself.
|
|
Apart from inflicting hardship, what would Trumpcare and the president's budget achieve?
|
|
But three things set this unrelenting book apart from other war reportage.
|
|
Apart from Britain, the United States has no stronger ally than Australia.
|
|
Apart from Russia's ingrained imperialism, the West has concrete strategic interests here.
|
|
That sets her apart from Corker, a vocal critic of the president.
|
|
All that's apart from whatever Robert Mueller and other investigators may discover.
|
|
That sets these Cardinals apart from their last championship team in 2011.
|
|
Which companies stand apart from the rest in planning for the future?
|
|
Buffett will discuss anything apart from what he might invest in next.
|
|
There is one feature that sets it apart from the competition, though.
|
|
Have people, apart from those far away people, ever existed for me?
|
|
It was the first time she had spoken, apart from simple greetings.
|
|
The whole cast is white apart from Brandon, who is Cape Verdean.
|
|
Apart from such flare-ups, he largely dropped out of public conversation.
|
|
Jay Inslee stands apart from the field as a single-issue candidate.
|
|
Apart from green PR, what does Network Rail get out of this?
|
|
There's nothing really professional here apart from them trying to cover up.
|
|
Apart from Sessions' announcement being unpopular, it really doesn't have any teeth.
|
|
What really sets it apart from, say, Coleman&aposs Steel-Belted cooler?
|
|
But apart from those few instances, we really did get something different.
|
|
Yet, this technology is being evaluated for numerous applications apart from cryptocurrencies.
|
|
What sets the Hyperion apart from others is that it is old.
|
|
Apart from assets mentioned, Safmar's interests also include another oil company, Neftisa.
|
|
The addiction treatment field grew separate and apart from mainstream health care.
|
|
Write about your areas of expertiseWriting sets you apart from your competition.
|
|
Apart from Stories, the overall Instagram service also has been growing fast.
|
|
The Fed, apart from price stability, also monitors the U.S. labour market.
|
|
Yet one wall in the man cave stands apart from the rest.
|
|
Sometimes, though, the most revealing stories stand apart from the main narrative.
|
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At the very least, it would set him apart from the pack.
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Very often, apart from his sketches, photographs are the only remaining testament.
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Apart from the security concerns, there are logistical, moral and legal dilemmas.
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Cost of all options, wheels, paint, etc is included (apart from Autopilot).
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Apart from throwing a public tantrum, what does it add up to?
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This is a relief, and helps set iHookup apart from other hookup apps.
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But apart from Spain, the European Union's Mediterranean countries remain its weakest links.
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Apart from anything else, to a UK audience, there's inevitable overtones of Sherlock.
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The move affected all products apart from rubber, which closes earlier, he added.
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I asked Glasberg what sets these startups apart from ones in Silicon Valley.
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The Sand SnakesStatus: Obara, Tyene, and Mymeria are dead apart from mother Ellaria.
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Apart from that, we do not have any further update on the investigation.
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What sets comedy apart from other forms of persuasive political communication, like ads?
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Apart from the elections, what sorts of signs do you have in mind?
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Yet one thing sets Penge apart from other nowhere towns in the area.
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Apart from marching in the streets and waving signs, what can scientists do?
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But the caption is what really sets this photo apart from the rest.
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It has approvals from all countries whose waters it crosses apart from Denmark.
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Apart from journalists, authorities also have to contend with Kim and Trump impersonators.
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Apart from the relationship troubles, Lewis and Edward have had a tumultuous year.
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Apart from Froome, I think it's out of Richie Porte and (Alberto) Contador.
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Apart from that, we empower youth through peace-building activities, and conversation programmes.
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Remitly sets itself apart from its competition in a couple of different ways.
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I have never made music with anyone else in mind apart from myself.
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But apart from unnerving Trump, Stewart would've been entertaining us at Trump's expense.
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Auction statistics apart from direct bidders were more mixed, which kept yields elevated.
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There's almost nothing on it apart from the event's date, time and place.
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A striking feature of this transaction—apart from the timing—was its price.
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Webster wanted the house to stand apart from the rest of the neighborhood.
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The Echo is a cylindrical desktop computer with no interface apart from voice.
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"(There) could be impacts on the economy apart from monetary policy," Gruenberg said.
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But there's something about Lauren B. that sets her apart from the pack.
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Apart from Russia, PKN imports oil from Saudi Arabia, Norway, Angola and Nigeria.
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But apart from the unsinkable Deutch, the movie's women don't fare as well.
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And apart from Brickell City Centre, I didn't see many retail establishments, either.
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Point was,on long flt Delta sat dog apart from its owner pic.twitter.
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They purposefully don't stand for things apart from you know, 'Oh, masculinity: no.
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Apart from making its public debut with Cars 3, Actiview is raising money.
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But apart from Siri's inability to help, she's also kind of a jerk.
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Apart from the dip in its investments, the company had a positive quarter.
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All governments, apart from Greece, can borrow in bond markets at tolerable rates.
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These things weren't discussed in the'70s, apart from with ridicule or pity.
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Apart from a few advisers, the Saudi army has not deployed to Yemen.
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What set her apart from her peers was a carefully executed publicity campaign.
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We all did, but we were all in her 20s apart from her.
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Apart from oceans, the satellite will capture information on lakes, rivers and reservoirs.
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Apart from Alexa's willingness to do whatever anybody asks, it's actually fairly secure.
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They agree that, apart from some taxi drivers, the Chinese are very helpful.
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Apart from that addition, there really aren't any major changes to the product.
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The physical space (the Arbutus office) sets it apart from other online stations.
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But there are a few elements that set Coco apart from Pixar's predecessors.
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Do you still work on solo material apart from the New Pornographers, too?
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Apart from lasers, what are the main hazards pilots are looking out for?
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What sets this apart from other shift dresses you own is the fabric.
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Yet what truly sets "Killing Eve" apart from other thrillers is its playfulness.
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But there's something that already sets All American apart from its Southern predecessor.
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Apart from America, the other big boy not at the party is China.
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One chair can be seen breaking apart from the force of the blows.
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He was critical of colonialism, but set himself apart from any social movements.
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Again, apart from a government mandate, there is no market for smart guns.
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I always joke I literally have no skills apart from running my mouth.
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I think this alone will set us apart from the majority in NYC.
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Apart from taking care of our family, I help Emilio with his accounting.
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He put the car on pole for every single around apart from one.
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Greater wealth helps—more couples can afford to live apart from their parents.
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Apart from procedures for the FARC's disarmament, the agreement covers just four points.
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No other serving BoE policy maker apart from McCafferty has proposed changing this.
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Apart from being really great liquid lipsticks though, they also double as blush.
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Apart from the cost factor, the other main obstacle is the regulatory environment.
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GOP lawmakers apart from Zeldin have otherwise not weighed in on the controversy.
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"Apart from my father, everybody in the family is against it," she said.
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The weapons stand clearly apart from each other and feel great to wield.
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Apart from the obvious – that trolls are horrible and racial abuse is intolerable.
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The youngest person, apart from him, is at least twenty-six years old.
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Well apart from Blondie's candied 80s classic "Dreaming" which was already pop perfection.
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And, apart from the child without the rubber ring, they all look joyful.
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Wood has many attractions as a construction material, apart from its aesthetic qualities.
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His rued that he would need to be apart from his young son.
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This personalized approach, says Stitch Fix, is what sets it apart from retailers.
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Second, even supposed "non-savers" have significant retirement incomes apart from Social Security.
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Apart from when staff delivered meals, I never knew what time it was.
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Apart from the revised camera, the new home button, the screen, and — heyo!
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But its mere existence sets him apart from other rappers of his era.
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And they're the worst characters in it apart from Artie Ziff and Lisa.
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These numbers are staggering, and they set us apart from other developed countries.
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That creates brand value by setting Warby Parker apart from the competition. 230.
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Apart from calling her "Horseface," Trump also warned he would "go after" her.
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But apart from a few cities, the market has experienced only mild corrections.
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The Real ID isn't a new kind of card—apart from that star.
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It gave no other details apart from those already in the police statement.
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Libertarians say that marriage should be a choice made apart from the state.
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Apart from the sole, the rest of the shoe is made from leather.
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But now, he feels it's clear what sets his show apart from others.
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Apart from disturbing the peace, he was not charged with any other offences.
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It's a world apart from Como's villa gawkers and George Clooney-seeking crowds.
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But it's set apart from those older shows in a couple key ways.
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No, they are torn apart from within by the effective disenfranchisement of citizenry.
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Apart from the global perspective, perhaps we can better tend to our own.
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Apart from the question of star power, there is the question of money.
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That sets him apart from many economists and even some private-equity peers.
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"Apple, you've got to break it apart from their App Store," Warren said.
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Apart from Gravel, Sarandon has donated $2,85033 to Sanders and $500 to Rep.
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This is far apart from being cocooned in Washington among swarms of lobbyists.
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But there&aposs a lot that sets TikTok apart from its current competition.
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Apart from Israel, none of the US' closest allies spoke before the vote.
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A niqab is a veil that covers the face, apart from the eyes.
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Apart from the ethical considerations, there are practical issues to take into account.
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"That set it apart from many other programs I was considering," she said.
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Finally, after four years apart from my family, I joined them in Indiana.
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But he found nothing could live apart from government and the civic realm.
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Apart from some communal wells, the residents have no source of potable water.
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Thumbtack operates in every county in the U.S., apart from two, he said.
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So it's exactly the same as a new product, apart from the price.
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There's not really a downside apart from the aforementioned extra bulk and cost.
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But, apart from Sasse, few have personally criticized or distanced themselves from Trump.
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My players didn't enjoy the game, apart from getting to the quarter-finals.
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What sets him apart from his peers is obvious, the Steelheads' Boyd said.
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So apart from good company, why did you want to do this role?
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"My aim is to set wikiFeet apart from foot fetish sites," Ozer said.
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Apart from losing Chekdar, it was the young girl that really affected me.
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Apart from the disconcertingly futuristic plain popcorn packaging, this is a respectable calendar.
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Jäätma said that Realeyes stands apart from the pack for a few reasons.
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There are several things that set LPC apart from other crank-style comedy.
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And apart from that it was everything from Kendrick Lamar to Tame Impala.
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It was clear Merkules stood apart from the musical roster at Juggalo Weekend.
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Apart from luxury suites, there are corporate-branded clubs for certain ticket holders.
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Tearing children apart from their mothers is not part of our proud history.
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That singleness of purpose sets "Cornucopia" apart from other events at the Shed.
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We have a really good show that should stand apart from current events.
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One thing set Bloomberg apart from the rest of the Democratic field: Money.
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I feel that I am growing farther and farther apart from my homeland.
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But don't look at your network as a thing apart from real friendships.
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Wearing masks, the people stand far apart from one another as they wait.
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Apart from the price tag, there isn't a whole lot to gripe about.
|
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But again, what sets the Vistas apart from the AirPods are their durability.
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Apart from food, China does not appear to have a broader inflation problem.
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What sets her apart from other legislators of her stature is her gender.
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Apart from that, the actual making of it was a lot of fun.
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I believe my dedication sets me apart from other fans of my team.
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Apart from Spanglish words creeping in, will the language change in other ways?
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In fact, apart from Nietzsche's ideas, his life is of relatively little import.
|
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Apart from a rare, terse reappearance on Friday night, it exited his tweets.
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Apart from Wednesday's ceremony, it has generally been a lackluster literary awards season.
|
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Most of Jenner's body remains concealed apart from a hint of her butt.
|
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All of the FAANG stocks, apart from Netflix Inc, traded lower on Friday.
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There's a lot that sets the Note 10 apart from those other devices.
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Apart from some hiccups every now and then, it's been a great guide.
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"Come prepared to showcase what sets you apart from everyone," Ms. Attardo said.
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Carter crystallized how the N.B.A. stood apart from the other major American leagues.
|
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Even apart from North Korea, relations with China could soon turn more contentious.
|
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But apart from that broad goal, members of both parties have different concerns.
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The charity stood apart from other aid organizations, offering assistance without rigid guidelines.
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Apart from its main social network, Facebook also owns Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.
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The fun features are what sets this apart from any other party speaker.
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These abilities are among the characteristics that set them apart from spiders biologically.
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But nothing about it sets it apart from any other burger chain's burgers.
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Apart from marathon hours of speeches, consider this: 630 meetings have been requested.
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That process has set New York apart from school districts across the country.
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Apart from what's gone because of physiological change, there's a change of spirit.
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Nobody, that is, apart from Jack, plus a couple of other bewildered souls.
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He drifted apart from his five children and battled alcoholism and money problems.
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A few other things make CLOSER stand apart from a normal concert video.
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Mr. Rouhani has other problems apart from the loss of a valued ally.
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Apart from that, you&aposll get buttons for voice control and media playback.
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The $129 Casper stands apart from other light-alarm clocks in several ways.
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She publishes her YouTube videos weeks, sometimes even months, apart from each other.
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Apart from its main social network, Facebook also owns Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.
|
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"Nobody knew that I was American, apart from the K.G.B.," he told me.
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This management practice is what sets them, and their companies, apart from others.
|
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What sets this shooting apart from other mass shootings in the United States?
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Apart from a few days with the flu, I didn't miss a session.
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Apart from their tortured relationship with Trump, Republican leaders caught a break here.
|
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Apart from the music, it was the community that held those years together.
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Apart from that, it will take years and years to repair the damage.
|
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Apart from the Model 3's arrival, not much has changed since Q1.
|
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And apart from being exploited financially, the family also treated me like shit.
|
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But apart from that they have not signaled any warning signs at all.
|
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You could have just, I didn't know them all apart from each other.
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Even apart from that, it's worth remembering what kind of tradition bullfighting is.
|
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Apart from a little less heartache, perhaps, and keeping one single hidden Warhol.
|
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But there are important differences that set it apart from both previous proposals.
|
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Apart from... I wake up to a cellphone pressed into my temple, vibrating.
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That was one of my goals apart from auditioning for shows and movies.
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Friends are friends, and I love these two on their merits and idiosyncrasies quite apart from their positions as my sole and best friends, and quite apart from the figures they cut — just as you love your friends, I am sure.
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Florence's only real flaw, apart from her lack of singing talent, is her pride.
|
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No words are spoken, apart from the lyrics and Mr. Sanders's "I approve" statement.
|
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Bees are the only animals apart from humans that elephants seem truly afraid of.
|
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Apart from that, not much else is known about the content of the ad.
|
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Obviously, though, the show's many rituals set it apart from the normal dating process.
|
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The company stands apart from its rivals by opting for an air-launched rocket.
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Both were in Fargo and they were about six blocks apart from each other.
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We bond with our own in-group and set ourselves apart from the others.
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Apart from U.S. jobs data on Friday, PMI data will also be closely watched.
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What sets the United States apart from other countries is its number of guns.
|
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Bluetooth aside, however, it's unclear what exactly sets Google's product apart from its competitors.
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ROOT: I was ripped apart from Sarah, and you&aposre accountable for your action.
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Apart from everything else, the digital effects are spectacular and the visual images beautiful.
|
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This sets Congress apart from other businesses, which do not have such an option.
|
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One of the biggest contributors to overcrowding, apart from all the people, is chairs.
|
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The hidden centers are what sets the Royal Blizzards apart from the classic Blizzards.
|
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Apart from Goldman Sachs, few banks have large exposure to physical commodities any longer.
|
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The steps outlined above will set Trump apart from the discredited foreign policy establishment.
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Apart from the lives lost in the fire, more than 10,000 structures were destroyed.
|
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It also sets Tesla apart from its competitors in the auto and tech industries.
|
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" Apart from the family's financial crunch, Groeneveld said the shutdown was "demoralizing and depressing.
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Their sexuality is explicit, not implied — setting them apart from many queer villains past.
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Countries are raising the retirement age (apart from Poland, which is recklessly lowering it).
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Is there anyone apart from your partner that you'd be comfortable being naked around?
|
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Apart from the economy, the most pressing issue facing the new government is Catalonia.
|
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Apart from this unfortunate idea, Google played several, and more successful, jokes this year.
|
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That will set Utah apart from other states that have adopted medical marijuana programs.
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And in Montana, those doors are often very, very far apart from one another.
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The unsettled questions: How exactly did Pruitt use the apartment apart from his bedroom?
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This allows users to tell potentially malicious drones apart from those welcome to fly.
|
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Apart from telling Gabby he loves her too often, the man is truly flawless.
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Most of the time when blood was seen, apart from bloodletting, somebody died afterward.
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Other witnesses said Sergeant Connolly was standing apart from Mr. Collado when he fired.
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Apart from India, the BRICS economies have suffered from the fall in commodity prices.
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But what sets her apart from other loving girlfriend characters is how she stays.
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What sets the vehicle apart from other orbital rockets in operation is its size.
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Until recently the North Korean riverfront was bare apart from a lone Ferris wheel.
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It's what sets photographers apart from a random dude with a camera on hand.
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Apart from the initial announcement, these kinds of deals tend to be pretty boring.
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Apart from their higher yield, the company's seeds also cost less than other varieties.
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It should retain its detachable keyboard design, which sets it apart from other laptops.
|
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Apart from that incident, however, educators noted that he appeared to be on track.
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Apart from the repair bill, VW has the prospect of massive fines and litigation.
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Nothing should be added apart from the classic ingredients - flour, water, yeast and salt.
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Apart from this decision, we appreciate the efforts of Big Cat and PFT Commenter.
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And right now, there's no official way to convey that explicitly apart from hashtags.
|
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The SMI release did not provide any other figures apart from the headline index.
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Standing apart from other women would help me avoid being penalized for my sex.
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Apart from family friendliness though, the number one thing that producers are looking for?
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The biggest obstacle for each (apart from its rival) is slow adoption by retailers.
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Giacometti also stood apart from his peers in his willingness to embrace the past.
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Because she doesn't want to be apart from Norman, he becomes dependent on her.
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Women remain conspicuously absent, apart from a certain Middle Easterner famed for her virginity.
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The Plus' differentiating feature, apart from its size, will be the dual-lens camera.
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"Immediately, I just didn't want to be apart from her," the new mom said.
|
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But I haven't experienced any real side effects, apart from a bit of tiredness.
|
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Apart from lower costs, the company also benefited from increased traffic on its routes.
|
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Even in the Yangon's drastically altered culinary landscape, Sharky's stands apart from trendier newcomers.
|
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Apart from 28 Days Later, do you have favorite zombie movies or horror stories?
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Invasive surgery followed, but the time apart from his herd made him an outcast.
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That gives Netflix a "singular focus," setting it apart from its competitors, he added.
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Apart from that, it is the same old dating problems with a different sheen.
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Apart from e-bay or Amazon, people don't know who you are you know.
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But apart from all that bad, the actual "bubble wrap" feature works quite well.
|
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He's attending Leyland on a scholarship, and that sets him apart from his peers.
|
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But apart from that, most of the 2016 Grammys failed to rev its engine.
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Calvin was shocked, because he and Tracy don't look alike ... apart from the beard.
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Lively's dark, twisted character Emily sets herself apart from the other moms through fashion.
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Apart from the whole music thing, Robert's also really good at naming his records.
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What will set Snapchat's take on the reality show apart from its ABC, E!
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The messaging sets it apart from the more performance-driven Nike and Under Armour.
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It impressed me a lot, because apart from anything else, it's so well written.
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"They believe that rules are made for everybody else apart from them," she sneered.
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Access to Google Assistant and Google Translate sets the Buds apart from their competitors.
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Died at the hands of Thanos in Infinity War, apart from The Snap.23.
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He makes pins with strange cultural overlaps that set him apart from the rest.
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Goldia says the pain of being apart from her daughter can be all-consuming.
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I mean, apart from those first 48 hours, nothing has actually changed since then.
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What set this one apart from his usual ranting was a few horrifying descriptors.
|
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But curiously, what truly sets the platform apart from others is what isn't there.
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"Apart from a few people, she hasn't really had any visitors," the source added.
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What sets it apart from other cookie dough recipes is just one quick step.
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The world, apart from the United States, will no longer be on its side.
|
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This is apart from his orders to concerned offices to clear causes of traffic.
|
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It doesn't explain what sets the alt-right apart from other white nationalist groups.
|
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Apart from repelling outsiders, Indonesia also hopes to wring more value from its waters.
|
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This closeness to our furry friends sets us apart from the rest of Europe.
|
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Apart from low productivity growth, there are other downside risks to the global economy.
|
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The next day, the actress celebrated her 49th birthday apart from Theroux as well.
|
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But apart from even these details, Trump's message is clear: America must start winning.
|
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However, Bee is already setting herself apart from her competition in the writing department.
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What sets her apart from the Kendall Jenners and Gigi Hadids of the world?
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Apart from compassionate and loyal friends, I also grew up with true tough guys.
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Apart from Slovenia, NLB also owns banks in Macedonia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Montenegro and Serbia.
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No one comes here really apart from in summer and those numbers have decreased.
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I was about to say "apart from my children" but they definitely annoy me.
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Apart from water scarcity, an infestation of white grubs will curtail production next season.
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That was one of the things that set it apart from The Real World.
|
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"Apart from a few people, she hasn't really had any visitors," says the source.
|
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We know relatively little about the source of the dossier apart from his name.
|
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Sounds like a dream, apart from the pimples, sugar headaches, and inevitable weight gain.
|
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Apart from "Extraordinary Grace," which I had to put on there, there's no outlet.
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Apart from that, every restaurant has its own unique way of cooking and baking.
|
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Standard stuff, and it's hard to tell this apart from other current Android devices.
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And this is no exception apart from Replies Moderations, Filtered Messages UI, etc pic.twitter.
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Apart from having to wake up long before dawn, the work itself wasn't bad.
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The move has set the world's largest economy apart from almost every other nation.
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The structure of The Underground Railroad similarly sets it apart from other historical fictions.
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Word to the wise: Don't do anything with Tor apart from leaking your documents.
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Also, this is a sad example of how families grow apart from each other.
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But apart from that, they were just all hanging out in a big group.
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It wants to privatise the National Health Service, apart from when it does not.
|
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But apart from its sleek design, the phone is as simple as it gets.
|
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But few people, apart from ardent Civil War buffs, have ever heard of Longstreet.
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What really sets him apart from everyone else is how he used all that.
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Apart from RaveRunner, Orpheus has also rolled out two other experiences — MicrodoseVR and SoundSelf.
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Apart from the structural damage, there have sadly been reports of casualties and fatalities.
|
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What do "tourists" from Boston and New York bring, apart from their big cheques?
|
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Those caches should be fully funded, separate and apart from the Disaster Relief Fund.
|
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Apart from the absolute spotlessness, the exceptional silence inside the factory was so extraordinary.
|
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The physical aspect of the job also set me apart from my coworkers, though.
|
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He has maintained he did nothing improper apart from forgetting to declare a payment.
|
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But it also has six outlets that are spaced well apart from one another.
|
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Whatever happens now, Trump cannot stand apart from his decision, its implications and impact.
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"I don't want to feel that I'm apart from the rest of the country."
|
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The other countries, apart from Iran, Syria and Sudan, are Libya, Somalia and Yemen.
|
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For one, it would help them set themselves apart from the president, who has
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So why is Ross 128 b unique -- apart from its rather human-sounding name?
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Apart from her profession as a hairdresser, she also loved nature photography and diving.
|
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But apart from a few scattered shouting matches, everyone was civil to one another.
|
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A small counter-demonstration was kept apart from the main protest by the police.
|
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The book's only text, apart from its end credits, is this: "To Pier Paolo."
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Stronger Seltzer's higher alcohol content — 8% ABV — sets it apart from other hard seltzers.
|
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But the rainfall in August is really what set 21 apart from its predecessors.
|
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Ms. Koike's biography is unusual for a Japanese politician, even apart from her gender.
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In the end, apart from Pinkett, Jackson, and two other contestants, nobody showed up.
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Apart from that, there isn't a heck of a whole lot to complain about.
|
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On Cranberry, though, the hushed, instinctively simple harmonies set Cranberry apart from that lot.
|
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It can be difficult to tell them apart from National Guard or police forces.
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"I've probably had three days apart from her in the last year," he continued.
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During that time I did two main things (apart from my degree in literature).
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"Real and honest fan emotion sets college athletics apart from everything else," he said.
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Apart from myself, I only know two other parents who will be here today.
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At the rodeo, she stands apart from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association sports photographers.
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Cole Interesting question, apart from the fact that I could not possibly care less!
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But apart from it being the newest album, it's also a great fucking album.
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Apart from the fainting episode the patients all did well, and we traveled safely.
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But both retailers exhibit several subtle traits that set them apart from each other.
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Chanté: I honestly haven't got anything proper dirty on there, apart from... illegal music?
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Apart from my son being born, that was the best moment of my life.
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But apart from Dubnyk standing on his head, this looks like a massive mismatch.
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Yes, the Supreme Court is supposed to stand slightly apart from Americans' fleeting whims.
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People who do make those choices apart from their subconscious, I don't trust them.
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The movie also shows the children going about their lives apart from the workshop.
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Apart from the financial burden, life under lockdown has also taken a mental toll.
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Mr. Ramos's lawyer had no comment apart from the details of his client's sentence.
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Apart from V. S. Naipaul, Bruce Chatwin (who hated being called a travel writer).
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Qatari officials deny making any payments apart from the cash in the 23 bags.
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Well, apart from one piece, "Bed of Thorns," which I wrote at the outset.
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So, there is no need or reason to set oneself apart from this 'world'.
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Untouched by European invaders, Wakanda exists apart from the legacies of colonization and racism.
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Does conservatism, historically, have no content apart from a defense of hierarchy and privilege?
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"Apart from F1, it's the toughest level of racing at the moment," Ericsson said.
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Parties are further apart from each other, and less and less willing to compromise.
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Apart from being vigilant, there is not much people can do about algae blooms.
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"What sets us apart from other online radios is our onsite location," Vaxelaire said.
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Bam's headquarters were established in Chelsea, apart from the league office on Park Avenue.
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A conspicuous person standing apart from the crowd and yet devoid of any individuality.
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The United States increasingly stands apart from European nations in its approach to regulation.
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Apart from being a phenomenal running back, Sanders was known for his retiring nature.
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There was the show where we lost all the lights, apart from three spotlights.
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I was very careful, wore a mask and gloves and sat apart from everybody.
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Apart from HBO stopping me from doing a television show, and that's their problem.
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Apart from taxes, the party could try to go further to block corporate regulation.
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"These results imply that Neanderthals were not apart from these developments," said Dr. Zilhão.
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But unlike the country's cheerleaders, they are not being kept totally apart from outsiders.
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Overall, these aim to keep human beings around six feet apart from one another.
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The government advised us to stay at least a meter apart from each other.
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And to be clear, we are still allowed outside, just apart from one another.
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That means apart from the government, with limited technology and surrounded by farmable land.
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And apart from generators, no power source was available to keep perishable goods cold.
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Apart from a brief interregnum, no Indonesian from outside Java has led the country.
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The tumult also extends to how Democrats should set themselves apart from the right.
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People in federal law enforcement take pride in trying to remain apart from politics.
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Everyone in the conference, apart from Phoenix and Memphis, is considered potential playoff material.
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Apart from the risk of war, Mr. Trump's posturing is having another serious consequence.
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Mr. Coats threatened to administratively discipline people suspected of leaking, apart from any prosecution.
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What were then called the "facts on the ground" stood apart from all this.
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Apart from Equinor, Eni and Norway's state-owned Petoro have stakes in Johan Castberg.
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The built-in laser sets the Petcube Play 2 apart from other pet cams.
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And while parents were apart from their kids, they were agonizing about the separation.
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Apart from Raimondo and Spencer, Bloomberg won the endorsement this week of Michigan Rep.
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His name is seldom mentioned by the Democratic presidential candidates, apart from Joe Biden.
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This was Pai's community, which existed apart from the mainstream, predominantly white, art world.
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The body and interior were taken apart from the frame during its restoration process.
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It seems to exist apart from the wine itself and rarely integrates over time.
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So this all sounds great, but what sets these lamps apart from the competition?
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Every major Premier League team — apart from Arsenal — has at least one Belgian player.
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BI: How would you say Google sets itself apart from other cloud-computing technologies?
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It is no longer sufficient to hold climate policy apart from wider economic matters.
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Aesthetic independence simply means visual or audio styles that set them apart from mainstream.
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"Who apart from our rival Oracle is funding these misleading attacks?" said the spokesperson.
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Apart from McDonald's, Restaurant Brands competes with Yum Brands, Dunkin' Brands, Starbucks, among others.
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The PACs stand apart from donations by employees in the technology and internet sectors.
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"Apart from telling stories, I don't have a particular mission," Ms. Emecheta once said.
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Her behavior stemmed from a wish to keep herself apart from their ungainly suffering.
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Belgian, Canadian, Argentine and Kazakh fans were the noisiest, apart from when Spain played.
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Apart from the death of Castro, these are uneasy times for new Cuban immigrants.
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" He added, "The rule of law is what sets us apart from our adversaries.
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Apart from Ros-Lehtinen, four other Republicans have signed on to the bill: Reps.
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"The rule of law is what sets us apart from our adversaries," Spencer wrote.
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Apart from the Texas governor race, Democrats could still rescue any of these races.
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Apart from that, the EU is a large net beneficiary on international trade accounts.
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The clean, contemporary design married with impeccable service set it apart from similar properties.
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It was a cloudless morning, and again, apart from the mosquitoes, nothing was moving.
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Apart from what home viewers see on camera, you don't hang out with Alex.
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"The general election is just not hitting those buttons, apart from Corbyn," Nimmo said.
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They partially defined the late 00s, but they stood apart from the time, too.
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Apart from Syria, the affected countries are Somalia, Sudan, Iran, Iraq, Yemen and Libya.
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Apart from some cleaning and minor repairs, the structures were untouched for the biennial.
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That record sets him apart from some of his presidential primary opponents — like Sens.
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In many ways, that sets him apart from other members of the Trump administration.
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But there's another tool in Cage's arsenal that sets him apart from most actors.
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It stands apart from other art games, and is all the better for it.
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"Apart from the occasional car coming and going you wouldn't even know they were there."
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Turns out even Isla Fisher's friends and family can't tell her apart from Amy Adams.
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Apart from Barclays, the other major British banks all declined to comment on their disclosures.
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The idea is to occupy and amuse guests, while setting themselves apart from the competition.
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What really sets this movie apart from its horror peers, though, is its sheer beauty.
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And apart from all of these concerns, the Order offends our nation's laws and values.
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Apart from the fall in cable, the implied volatility in sterling has moved up sharply.
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The road isn't that bad — apart from after rains — but a regular vehicle will struggle.
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For now, at least, it's something that sets TikTok apart from other social media apps.
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Because he has no experience with pensions whatsoever, apart from hoping to get one someday.
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Apart from the World Cup, FDP has broadcasted Copa América tournaments, Gold and Confederations Cups.
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Apart from his successful musical career, Cohen also wrote novels and numerous collections of poetry.
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The biggest shareholders in the EIB, apart from Britain, are Germany, France, Italy and Spain.
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Apart from refugees, there are also other types of visas issued by the United States.
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I don't think I've ever spent that much on anything apart from my wedding dress.
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"Hipsters look so much alike that they can't even tell themselves apart from each other."
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That, she says, is what set her apart from traditional celebrities, or even prominent YouTubers.
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Apart from exchanges in Bahrain and Qatar, all the Gulf markets closed in negative territory.
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As they close with "You Made Me Realise," we're all standing apart from each other.
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But on Tuesday, searches for hoverboards on Amazon returned no results, apart from some accessories.
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TOTL's recent performance has not set it apart from the less expensive bond ETF options.
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Johnie Watkins lamented the time he'd spent apart from his wife and son, then 3.
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Apart from Dany, he's the only other character that they've let get close to them.
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Apart from Bullock, most other candidates have held off on criticizing the DNC debate process.
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VICE: Right; apart from the cruelty, adrenaline and stress hormones change the texture and flavor.
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Mr. Trump's prioritization of the federal appeals courts, however, sets him apart from his predecessors.
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Apart from an updated heart monitor and fall detection, the Series 33 isn't drastically different.
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Cho says this idea of reciprocity sets BTS apart from pop groups in the West.
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Apart from the occasional delay or aggressive driver, the service has been pretty dependable overall.
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Apart from a pie of tired apples, these sweet numbers were not to be missed.
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Apart from the three missing Marines, 23 other personnel aboard the aircraft had been rescued.
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Apart from a few noteworthy essays from Kim's app, the content has mostly been filler.
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B: This idea came about from what I had been doing apart from running Flipkart.
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During a recent visit the cavernous lobby sat mostly empty, apart from a stray cat.
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Apart from robotic dogs, what does the future hold for a newly cash-rich Nuro?
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It's attention to these little details that sets the best devices apart from the rest.
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So what is the secrete sauce that set Pearce apart from other female country artists?
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Everything falls apart from there, but they clearly got the scene they were looking for.
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"Apart from the rescinding of waivers, conversation on the other items will continue," he said.
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Apart from those few little details, little else is known about Samsung's upcoming foldable smartphone.
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So what really sets the Chromebook Plus and Pro apart from competition is the price.
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Such attitudes set these students apart from many of their liberal-leaning Generation Z peers.
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Residents know that it is the dead that set Colma apart from its suburban neighbors.
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But what really sets Tidal apart from other major streaming services is its royalty model.
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Their victories seemed to make Iran the Middle East's most vibrant democracy (apart from Israel).
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The danger is that the victims, apart from a few Croatian fishermen, will be bystanders.
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Also setting the Qingjiang site apart from the others is its collection of larval fossils.
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Chloë Grace Moretz is opening up about the time she spent apart from Brooklyn Beckham.
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All sectors apart from three — education, transport and logistics and law — saw average salaries increase.
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It feels really natural… apart from the heaviness of my arm it feels quite natural.
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In fact, this one has a silky formula that sets itself apart from all others.
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There were no real details about the NX apart from the release date—March 2017.
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Apart from the sneaky new screws, there's not much noteworthy about the extra-pink Macbook.
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Apart from brief stretches in Wakayama, his father's hometown, Gozo grew up in western Tokyo.
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But apart from speckles of light around the biggest cities, much of Africa is dark.
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So much so, there are brands (apart from LulaRoe) dedicated to delivering the "perfect" legging.
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Apart from that, there are seasonal fluctuations too, especially around the turn of the year.
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But there are a few key qualities that set these stones apart from black tourmaline.
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It's good to have meaningful relationships with people around me, but apart from that, nothing.
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As of right now, this is where the e-tron stands apart from its peers.
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Stamos' departure still seems to be a big loss, even apart from the symbolic title.
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That library of product reviews, Wu argues, is what sets SMZDM apart from its competitors.
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Well, apart from one problem: the Switch actually kind of sucks for playing 2D games.
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Apart from radio promo, how did you get the word out about Uncle Jamm events?
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Apart from 25 photo challenges from the Annie Leibovitz class, this hub was entirely bare.
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Kelly was rocking a badass new tie, but apart from that almost everything was unchanged.
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Apart from Northampton, those cities voted to remain in the EU in the 2106 referendum.
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I don't think mine's particularly exceptional apart from that we're both in the public eye.
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And her negatives are higher than nearly any candidate in recent memory (apart from Trump).
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I was not involved with the legal or organizational grunt work apart from Scream Choir.
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Clinton's closest and most trusted aide, apart from Bill, we know that to be true.
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India, Pyongyang's third largest trading partner, is halting all trade apart from food and medicine.
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He has no track record in government apart from a failed presidential bid in 2014.
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Apart from German debt, investors also bought gold, which is seen as a safe investment.
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"Apart from beets, which are very high in sugar, vegetable juices are healthy," he says.
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Everyone who worked there apart from me was college educated which also misrepresented the community.
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I am standing slightly apart from them, arms crossed, displaying an obnoxious and overacted pout.
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Apart from those in his box, it seemed the entire crowd were rooting for Federer.
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Apart from this, it also owes over 4 billion rupees to employees in unpaid salaries.
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Apart from the mice, there were also 23 rabbits — but reportedly in far worse condition.
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Apart from some temporary volatility, the stock market has been in a prolonged bull market.
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What sets Comfy apart from the competition, Baker says, is its "occupant facing" mobile app.
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But apart from that, I think some difference in interests can be a good thing.
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It sets him apart from what most of us expect from truthers and UFO enthusiasts.
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We stand apart from the average...we encourage different opinions and approaches to be heard.
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Apart from its smaller 230-megapixel sensor, the D23 is like a D22 in miniature.
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No major data releases are due Tuesday apart from light vehicle sales data for January.
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Having a specific area, however, is going to set you apart from other construction business.
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What nobody, possibly apart from Trump himself can know, is what lies behind his actions.
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What sets us apart from any other species is our use of language and symbols.
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The only thing setting the Australian 14-year-old apart from every other ballet dancer?
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What sets this photography exhibition apart from other works on gig culture throughout the years?
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But Dempsey set himself apart from his American counterparts by making it big in Europe.
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SolarCity and Tesla shareholders apart from Musk will still need to vote on the deal.
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Only Jane Davis seems to know anything about him, apart from what he's told Petrov.
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Apart from the appointment of two different education ministers in that time, nothing has changed.
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Not a lot of family apart from the wife, and I don't think she's well.
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But there are two key differences that set Trump apart from his predecessor in paranoia.
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But two major improvements apart from the latest power boost are coming down the line.
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There's a gritty, nervous energy that sets it apart from the rest of Frahm's discography.
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Interestingly, I think apart from us, this whole thing was about distancing themselves from something.
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Apart from the crew of a distant lobster boat, there were no people at all.
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Apart from just a couple of names of women, there was nothing else about them.
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Apart from their rifles, they had one machine gun and one rocket-propelled-grenade launcher.
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Will the "people's house" look like a stronghold, set apart from those that it serves?
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Hot dogs brought Americans together while setting them apart from the rest of the world.
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I believe this is what sets us apart from the apes more than anything else.
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Apart from HSBC, no other UK bank has raised this type of capital this year.
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