"While appealing to some ages, it's not really appealing to all."
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A lawyer appealing to family farmers, a hotel mogul appealing to coal miners.
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Appealing to Democrats requires appealing to a lot of different kinds of people with different interests.
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"Assuming that continues, "Cruz either needs to start appealing to moderates, or Kasich needs to start appealing to conservatives.
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It just had to be defeated on other grounds: not by appealing to norms, but by appealing to power.
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Two phases are internal (appealing to people inside the insurance company) and one external (appealing to people independent of the company).
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Appealing to voters in a Democratic primary is a whole different beast compared to appealing to voters in a general election.
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Clinton is making a final push in South Carolina, where appealing to Democratic voters means, in large part, appealing to African-American voters.
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A big drop in the pound, to make British assets more appealing to foreign investors and imports less appealing to Britons, is a necessary adjustment.
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He was appealing to a certain group, but he also was appealing to a nation of couch potatoes, people who wanted to be entertained. Yeah.
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This means liberals should make arguments to conservatives by appealing to patriotism and loyalty, while conservatives should make arguments to liberals by appealing to equality and empathy.
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Or the administration could work to make life better in the Northern Triangle countries people are fleeing — making it more appealing to stay rather than less appealing to leave.
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"We should aspire to a world in which a politician appealing to someone's empathy would be seen in the same way as one appealing to people's racist bias," Mr Bloom writes.
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I also believe that reconciliation is a very important concept and it is a concept which is very often used by the church in appealing to history, and appealing to the present situation.
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I would imagine that there's some part of what we're doing that could make DSA more appealing to people of color, and more appealing to people who are disproportionately subject to state violence.
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But the $1,600 variant is the most appealing to me.
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Reddit is about to get even more appealing to marketers.
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That price point is appealing to a lot of companies.
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Corny, predictable, and unrealistic, but still somehow appealing to me.
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It's definitely Apple's most visible play around appealing to developers.
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Removing such a core regulation might seem appealing to business.
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The first involves appealing to Americans beyond the Trump administration.
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It has the effect of appealing to a different constituency.
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Trump made that claim while appealing to supporters of Sen.
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Procreate's $10 pricing is appealing to professionals and amateurs alike.
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The state of Indiana is appealing to the Supreme Court.
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This data could be appealing to podcast advertisers, as well.
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She literally wrote the book on appealing to female voters.
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Appealing to neoconservatives is a smart political play for Clinton.
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Maybe that's what makes the petition appealing to so many.
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It's also what makes his works so appealing to Hollywood.
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When had appealing to the public interest really changed anything?
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And FIRST is equally appealing to girls as to boys.
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But they were appealing to the wrong man, because it
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Which of Paul Ryan's ideas is most appealing to you?
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The idea of getting lost was really appealing to us.
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A higher rate of return is very appealing to them.
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First, Republicans must develop policy solutions appealing to suburban voters.
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As rates rise, stocks historically look less appealing to investors.
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The war's narrative is less appealing to American political interests.
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Infrastructure assets have features that are appealing to pension investors.
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Appealing to independents, in particular, has never been more important.
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How do you win by just appealing to liberal Democrats?
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Is a short match more appealing to fans these days?
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I thought that would be really appealing to many women.
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Again, this makes Messianic Judaism very appealing to many evangelicals.
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Make your company appealing to both Gen Z and boomers.
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That might make the military toolbox more appealing to Trump.
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Appealing to those viewers means flattering their sense of intellectualism.
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Gaetz tried appealing to the House parliamentarian to no avail.
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Appealing to moderate Democrats and independents could help endangered Sens.
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Those things can be appealing to candidates of any gender.
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It can make them less appealing to general election voters.
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Local politicians seek local solutions by appealing to national policies.
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Embracing Linux is a strategic move towards appealing to developers.
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What makes Starbucking appealing to Winter might be its endlessness.
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They are also considering appealing to former moderate Republican Sen.
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Now, he said, other options are more appealing to him.
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Badlands, too, is appealing to them to republish the images.
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Hulu's maturation isn't simply about appealing to would-be creators, however.
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And even some scented men's products might be appealing to women.
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He has doubled and tripled down on appealing to his base.
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First, Biden's appealing to a wide swath of the Democratic electorate.
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This is hugely appealing to visitors who cannot visit in person.
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Over time, Danone's approach may become more appealing to mainstream investors.
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The murkier water is appealing to bull sharks, the prime culprits.
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The structures to protect those shares are also appealing to individuals.
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That approach might not be appealing to Ryan or McConnell either.
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So ordering directly from the ad was not appealing to people.
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It is part of what is appealing to me about Gawker.
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What's appealing to you about that compared to a regular record?
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How do you make bots more appealing to less savvy people?
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So I'm just going to keep praying and appealing to that.
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She is very appealing to religious conservatives and Republican women professionals.
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That's one metric that might make Boxed's business appealing to competitors.
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But he's not appealing to the better angels of our nature.
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Power doesn't come from appealing to institutions nor from resisting them.
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Why do you think selfies are so appealing to people today?
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Wearable tech and biohacking will be extra appealing to you now.
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VICE: When did you discover that vomit was appealing to you?
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Lake said she couldn't imagine Bloomberg appealing to blue collar Democrats.
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Improvisation, generally antithetical to Cunningham dance, became appealing to Mr. Paxton.
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It's just fortunate that the result is appealing to other people.
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But getting elected is not about appealing to the bland median.
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So a Friday debate is much less appealing to the campaigns.
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He may be appealing to what he sees as his base.
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And what made it appealing to ABC Entertainment's president, Channing Dungey?
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So far, Warren has not worried much about appealing to them.
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Bernie Sanders, who is 78, is appealing to the youth vote.
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Police are appealing to residents to pay attention to their surroundings.
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Driving is appealing to lots of types of people, Duda said.
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Since then, Warren has focused on appealing to small dollar donors.
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"It makes it look more appealing to everyday people," Boneparth said.
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Trump is not the only one appealing to cultural conservative voters.
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Prices looked appealing to city dwellers suffering from urban sticker shock.
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I think of it as what organ are you appealing to?
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In some cases the arguments were made pragmatically, by appealing to economics.
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What was so appealing to you about this show specifically, this concept?
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They can also be appealing to rural regions such as central Appalachia.
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That maybe would've been more appealing to a lot of male critics.
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Activists initially tried to work within the system, appealing to government committees.
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I'm only interested in appealing to the men who call the shots.
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While this may sound appealing to some, it defies law enforcement logic.
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But she conceded that Sanders' major challenge was appealing to conservative Democrats.
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Unsurprisingly, this is not very appealing to people with access to alternatives.
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In this landscape, there are two people I'm appealing to, two groups.
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She's been his campaign's secret weapon in appealing to wary female voters.
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Leno believes that the Lamborghini Miura is, perhaps, more appealing to women.
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Which I thought was odd and different and therefore appealing to me.
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The hope is that cloudified games will be more appealing to consumers.
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But beyond that, none of the options are very appealing to them.
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The idea of a solo tour isn't particularly appealing to Toth, either.
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But few doubt some of Anglo's assets are appealing to Mr Agarwal.
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In the short term, appealing to these sentiments makes for good politics.
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Bernie Sanders has had the most success appealing to small-dollar donors.
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Facebook is trying — once again — to make itself more appealing to teenagers.
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"Just listen to what you heard," she said, appealing to the audience.
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Formal immunity, also called "statutory" immunity, is far more appealing to defendants.
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The mere fact that Democrats are upset is appealing to Republican voters.
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Equally, smoking weed is still appealing to a wide group of kids.
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And anyways, torrenting is free and so likely more appealing to pirates.
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It has become particularly appealing to young professionals (read = me) and families.
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Appealing to an opponent's machismo is not a viable back up plan.
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Kagan was appealing to textualism—an approach generally associated with conservative jurists.
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The Washington Post: Why court packing suddenly looks appealing to Democrats. Sen.
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And I'm appealing to what I believe are your own deeper values.
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The alternative is appealing to voters' bigotry, populist nationalism, and irrational fear.
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The rooms were designed to look mature, appealing to adult Disney fans.
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So I understand perfectly well how Trump is appealing to those voters.
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Something about Manu's separation from normal society seemed appealing to his peers.
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These jobs may seem appealing to the average 9-to-5 worker.
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Lower bond yields made telecommunications and utility stocks more appealing to investors.
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Now, authorities are appealing to the public for information leading to arrests.
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Medi Club's focus is making meditation modern and socially appealing to millennials.
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But appealing to Republican Americans — voters — I think is absolutely worth doing.
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Its 1.79 billion user reach is appealing to TV advertisers seeking scale.
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What was it about the Jacka that was so appealing to you?
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In other words, appealing to an audience actually helps its broader aims.
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Still, scooping up these titles isn't very appealing to companies like Netflix.
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Others have raised worries of products that could be appealing to children.
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Short-term pleasure is more appealing to consider than long-term consequences.
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" The show's honesty was also appealing to the cast of "The Chi.
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"It's not so much that he is appealing to centrism," Coaston said.
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It's easy to see why secrecy is appealing to Republicans right now.
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Not a sexual pleasure but something, it's appealing to something within me.
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But it is increasingly appealing to foreign-born New Yorkers as well.
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Some lawmakers are appealing to his ego to get it passed. 6.
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These plans could prove appealing to some people who are currently uninsured.
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Does stale bacon mixed with goopy soft-serve sound appealing to you?
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Do you think it might make the product more appealing to others?
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Appealing to religious voters will be a difficult sell for any Democrat.
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At the same time, Warren's message is increasingly appealing to Democratic voters.
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Appealing to millennials' much-hyped sense of social responsibility might also work.
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Supreme's casual disregard for appealing to mainstream tastemakers only strengthens its appeal.
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Those stocks are most appealing to investors when bond yields are low.
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Congressional Republicans are appealing to Trump to scale back his tariffs decision.
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That's fine when rallying the Democratic base and appealing to genuine independents.
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It's not really an issue for the people we are appealing to.
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The President suggested Monday that border security was appealing to Hispanic voters.
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He was appealing to people's self-interest and I don't do that.
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There are two reasons that make the drink appealing to some drinkers.
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Particularly appealing to Roupenian is the shock value in foregrounding female antagonists.
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We always knew you could win that way — appealing to the worst.
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Drunk dialing her ex yields no success in appealing to Loïs's heart.
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I guess it's just a matter of who are you appealing to?
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So now the protesters have shifted tactics by appealing to them directly.
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Is the aesthetic of dill as appealing to you as the flavor?
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As I initially pointed out, facts and rational arguments are often insufficient to sway sceptics; personal stories, social contact, appealing to emotions, emphasising what unites us, appealing to other people's values and addressing people's underlying concerns may also help.
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But I think the film is really appealing to hearts more than minds.
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Something way more appealing to LP collectors is Sony's brand new PS-HX500.
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"The advocates for illegal aliens are appealing to emotion," Mehlman told Fox News.
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The plans are appealing to consumers because they are cheaper than Obamacare plans.
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But the loudest advocates on the margins are appealing to very different constituencies.
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Appealing to the Trump team's anti-regulatory zeal may be his only chance.
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Every new administration makes splashy executive actions aimed at appealing to the base.
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But I think Bernie did a good job of appealing to that generation.
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Appealing to both of these groups is a difficult trick to pull off.
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"It's clear that we've hit on something that is really appealing to people."
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The network also has a worldwide audience, which is appealing to the league.
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He also said appealing to the Supreme Court is not a guarantee yet.
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Politics, metro-style, requires appealing to moderates, liberals and even conservatives, he explains.
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If someone is still reluctant to participate, try appealing to their better nature.
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Many retailers see lower prices as essential to appealing to Japan's thrifty consumers.
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Trump made that claim again Tuesday night while appealing to supporters of Sen.
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But conspiracy theories can be appealing to people for a lot of reasons.
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What is it about young women as outsiders that's so appealing to you?
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Ultimately, if a lymphatic drainage massage sounds appealing to you, go for it.
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Of course, age alone doesn't disqualify Gore from appealing to the millennial vote.
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Its sheer power and the glowing lights would be appealing to a gamer.
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That's way more appealing to me than forced vibrations synced to movie trailers.
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They start appealing to their own referees, friends of theirs in the stands.
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Mr Corbyn became leader by bypassing Labour MPs and appealing to party activists.
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"We knew that visually rich projects are very appealing" to Netflix, Hornburg said.
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But Samsung is appealing to its power users who probably like these features.
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First, can he obtain a pardon by appealing to federal or state executives?
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Internet virtue will always be much less profitable than appealing to moral weakness.
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Many pieces add up to what's appealing to the users and athletes today.
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Their lower buying power and life stage make them less appealing to brands.
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The company has always worked hard to make its product appealing to riders.
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Teams find it appealing to trade a volatile veteran for a draft pick.
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I could definitely see how that would be appealing to someone like Emma.
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Leclerc said it was considering appealing to the EU's European Court of Justice.
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Democrats' success won't be found in making the party more appealing to moderates.
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Searching for solutions "Ranking communities ... is appealing to Americans' competitive nature," said Catlin.
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Still, appealing to younger voters could deliver longer-term results at the polls.
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But with a depreciating currency, lower share prices become more appealing to investors.
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Karma envisions itself as a driver's electric car, which is appealing to engineers.
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Notably, Disney+ wasn't only appealing to families with children, the study also found.
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"The whole idea of aging in place is appealing to me," she said.
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An all-inclusive seems appealing to you, but is it the right choice?
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What would likely be even more appealing to Trump is Christie's famous pugnacity.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda even hopped on the rescue train, appealing to NBC directly.
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Their goal was to make essential oils more appealing to a general audience.
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A big-tent approach is not just about appealing to centrists or conservatives.
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And what's so appealing to his supporters is he does it so convincingly.
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I listen to what he says, and he's obviously appealing to his base.
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Both of the new offerings will be especially appealing to spicy food lovers.
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They are issues that unite Democrats while appealing to Independents and even Republicans.
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Young people are voting for Sanders because he is appealing to their aspirations.
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"Please @HillaryClinton @timkaine call for #AuditTheVote," wrote Writerchick on Twitter, appealing to Mrs.
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Donald Trump won by appealing to the cultural anxieties of blue-collar whites.
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In light of my results, the TRT is no longer appealing to me.
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You're more appealing to investors, and you don't need outside investment to survive.
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Moulton is running on his national security experience, to appealing to America's veterans.
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But that's not stopping Sanders from appealing to them to save his candidacy.
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The Associated Press notes that she has been appealing to moderate Republican voters.
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It also hopes appealing to a new audience will help it grow again.
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If appealing to history is insufficient, how about a look at the polls?
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Police will exhaust all avenues, he continued, and are still appealing to witnesses.
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Of course, making Twitter more appealing to everyday people—who doesn't like GIFs?
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But Huawei remains appealing to rural networks because it is cheaper than alternatives.
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"A quick fix is very appealing to the North American society," he said.
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If that sounds appealing to you, you may want to get a Chromebook.
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For this reason, this "golden parachute" option should be appealing to Cuba's rulers.
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That didn't have its intended effect, of appealing to moderates and progressives alike.
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It's as fun and appealing to clean as you'd expect it to be.
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She protested the union for a year, appealing to her parents and brothers.
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A story about a math competition might not sound appealing to many readers.
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It's appealing to a wider range of consumers than they thought, Koch said.
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Some are embracing the changes around instant booking and appealing to business travelers.
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It's family-friendly, but still appealing to couples and those traveling sans kids.
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But what made Suno appealing to some may also have been its downfall.
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Groups like groups American Conservation Coalition are appealing to conservative politicians to act.
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Juul has regularly come under fire by the FDA for appealing to kids.
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This fact became widely known, partially because it's so appealing to many people.
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Brexit carried the day by appealing to British insularity and hostility to outsiders.
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Initial DJI drones required DIY soldering and wiring, making them appealing to hobbyists.
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Do the issues around brand safety online make television more appealing to you?
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QQ kind of became the Snapchat in China, appealing to the younger generation.
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The Model 3's tech features make the car particularly appealing to millennials.
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That puts Rubio in a pretty tricky position: He needs to walk the line between appealing to his Republican base and appealing to independents who overwhelmingly favor marriage equality and whom Rubio would likely need to win an election in November.
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The things that made Mona so appealing to Pater, Peruggia, and the press are the things that make her appealing to aesthetically minded art fans — a sense of mystery, an indefinable mood, and a timelessness unbound by da Vinci's period.
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You know that this music is soft and comforting: it is appealing to your proclivity for a catchy tune, but is it appealing to your human sense for transcendent beauty, arguably the only thing that separates us from the animal kingdom?
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The product would be less appealing to house flippers, as there are prepayment penalties.
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This is why Isaac Asimov's "Three Laws of Robotics" seem so appealing to us.
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So right now, Buttigieg is appealing to Democratic voters unsatisfied with the other choices.
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They make it more appealing to buy into the journey side of Destiny 2.
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"Potentially saving lives is appealing to me," Cuban told CNBC in an e-mail.
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Instead of appealing to a common meme formula, POVs appeal to a common humanity.
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This is so appealing to people, it's really something you can sign on to.
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But that only seemed to make Hitler and the Nazis more appealing to many.
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Would the debate be more appealing to you if it included more female voices?
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And the branding they have isn't appealing to the demographic they seem to want.
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"People say he's leaning Republican in the way he's appealing to people," she said.
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It is appealing to want to cast them in shows because of their following.
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Within a few hours, The Last Night went from universally appealing to bitterly divisive.
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She clearly has no talent for appealing to voters where they increasingly are, online.
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I suppose I do worry but ultimately we're appealing to people's rational self-interest.
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But is President Trump actually appealing to motives that differ from "normal" partisan battles?
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This has made it appealing to black light fans, scientists, and very clever artists.
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The addition of full metadata is clearly another bit aimed at appealing to professionals.
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Republicans are appealing to a dying generation at the expense of a growing one.
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I think she's very appealing to a small base of very radical left-wingers.
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Acting Mayor Bernard Young echoed the sentiment in appealing to the public for information.
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It was happy, bubblegum, and far more appealing to the girls than the goons.
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Video But in the primary, Republicans are appealing to the GOP's social conservative base.
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This provides context for the kind of language that's most appealing to that demographic.
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And exclusivity and attention is part of what makes the network appealing to creators.
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Whichever sounds more appealing to you, Starlink only stands to benefit from offering both.
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Perhaps the combination of her availability and vulnerability was appealing to wealthy American males.
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But he is appealing to a distinct base of white men similar to Wallace's.
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Finally, Trump is a racist whose political strength comes from appealing to white resentment.
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Yet it isn't clear if this emphasis will be appealing to voters, even women.
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Biden, on the other hand, has not always had success appealing to small donors.
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Democrats are appealing to Republicans to protect Congress' constitutional power to control federal spending.
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That's where a lot of novelty items come in: appealing to that indulgent consumer.
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Trump, with his no-apologies attitude and brash rhetoric, is appealing to those desires.
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It's the most versatile machine, making it the most appealing to all consumer types.
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More lenses in more places only makes it that much more appealing to advertisers.
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"The majority of strip clubs are not appealing to people through CES," Feinstein continued.
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You have to worry about appealing to people in Shanghai and Moscow and Rio.
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Both punctuated their speeches with an "I believe" peroration appealing to hope over fear.
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It was this opportunity for advocacy that made newspaper ownership so appealing to Trotter.
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But Trump, appealing to his financially squeezed working class supporters, has ruled that out.
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Meaningful communities are, by their very nature, appealing to some and exclusionary for others.
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This policy is making it much more appealing to shop for gifts on Etsy.
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Appealing to them will harm any chance of garnering votes from the traditional Democrat.
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She's seeking to build momentum by appealing to her chief skeptics: white male voters.
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If you are thinking of buying one, which model looks most appealing to you?
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Beginning with Richard Nixon, the G.O.P. has been consistently appealing to Americans' basest instincts.
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Clinton so unappealing to her detractors may make her immensely appealing to her fans.
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"They don't have a lot of options in appealing to their base," Parkhomenko said.
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Appealing to those enjoying nightlife, Bevy additionally delivers mixers, tobacco, vape products and condoms.
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Conjuring your ski equipment with the tap of a button is appealing to consumers.
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We must admit that we are only appealing to the latter at the moment.
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She's been so lonely, she says, appealing to the total solitude of the guilty.
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In a pair of experiments, psychologists reframed voting decisions by appealing to people's identities.
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Those payouts are more appealing to investors seeking income when bond yields are low.
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Doug Jones, a friend of Biden, citing his strength appealing to blue collar workers.
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Professional cleaning and including select utilities made the property even more appealing to renters.
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Pushing out the slow-growth company should make the rest more appealing to investors.
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WELD, 10:113: The problem is Trump, not the people he is appealing to.
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"I find that Bach is appealing to a lot of different audiences," she said.
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It was a thoughtful speech, appealing to ideals of democracy and a shared future.
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Appealing to the former while shunning the latter two factions is hard to do.
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The question is why his gift for hatred is so appealing to so many.
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The value of the currency dropped, making Japanese exports more appealing to foreign buyers.
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They tend to be over 228, though the tradition also seems appealing to millennials.
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That's appealing to Republicans, who have long opposed the coverage requirement in the ACA.
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The notion of disrupting something to make it new is particularly appealing to him.
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She's actually just a woman and she's appealing to a 27-year-old guy.
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This week he reinforced his racial rhetoric, appealing to loss of history and heritage.
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The color and the thick consistency of the sauce was not appealing to me.
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Then, such access must be made appealing to and practical for drug companies. 2202.
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So does appealing to different tastes and being on school lists for many decades.
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But Klobuchar, too, found the opportunity to whack Bloomberg too appealing to pass up.
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Socialism is appealing to many because it seems perfect in the way it's presented.
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So that's why it was so appealing to me to take this project on.
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Ukraine's Foreign Affairs Ministry issued a statement appealing to Western governments to intervene diplomatically.
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Mr. Trump won, in part, by appealing to people who feel left behind economically.
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Do you ever try to write anything that is appealing to a young reader?
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For example, what makes e-cigarettes so appealing to teenagers in the first place?
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The Sanders campaign sees both their candidate and Biden appealing to working-class voters.
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"We build a product that reflects those values — so it's appealing to European users."
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It's an investment for the long-term and that's why it's appealing to me.
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Others like Warren, Sanders, and Castro are most appealing to the very liberal wing.
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But gamemakers are trying to make competitions, or e-sports, more appealing to women.
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If this all sounds appealing to you, check out this solid smartphone for $643.99.
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Products are designed to be more appealing to a broader market — men and women.
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Industry analysts say the revived Nokia 29 has the makings of one of the hit devices of 210, appealing to older Nokia fans in developed markets looking for an antidote to smartphone overload, while also appealing to younger crowds in emerging markets.
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Is this really appealing to the Midwestern Mom or whoever Donald Trump's current base is?
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Can quantum mechanics be accounted for by appealing to some deeper principle of the universe?
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What is it about A Star Is Born that makes it so appealing to Hollywood?
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Was Mr Trump mainly appealing to his supporters' economic concerns—in spite of his chauvinism?
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Cancer drugs are appealing to large drugmakers, with high prices being paid for promising assets.
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If teaching everyone a better way to say Uranus isn't appealing to you, that's fine.
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It plans to do this by appealing to younger Americans in their native language: memes.
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In theory, Hillary Clinton should have no trouble appealing to primary voters in coal country.
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By doing so, Apple would optimize its product by appealing to more of the masses.
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"I wonder sometimes about who is it that I am appealing to," Sivan told Variety.
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Reboots have to straddle the line between appealing to old fans and engaging new viewers.
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He suggested the drinks are particularly appealing to students who might be cramming for exams.
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He wants to transform Saudi society in ways that will be very appealing to Americans.
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Appealing to women, casual fans and first-time fantasy players is critical to Sleeper's strategy.
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Fate of the Furious's box office record-smashing must be similarly appealing to the studio.
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I think that's appealing to people who want to test it at a lower cost.
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So they don't want to alienate one team's fan base while appealing to the other.
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Yet mass adoption of EVs will mean appealing to the millions of households without garages.
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I ask Visserman what it is about eel fishing that is so appealing to him.
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Hermès was the complete opposite of my style, so that was really appealing to me.
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So, if you&aposre appealing to that Republican base, yes, you can use that message.
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Stevens says predators are very skilled at manipulating young people and appealing to their needs.
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Stacey Abrams is running a door-to-door campaign, appealing to progressives and new voters.
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Listen to the song, and you might hear Bennington appealing to himself from the outside.
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He may be appealing to Marissa socially, but that social decision is a strategic one.
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What your social graph found appealing, the theory went, might also be appealing to you.
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If they were to succeed, some of the ramifications might not be appealing to everyone.
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And appealing to seniors is not new to Buttigieg -- even if it remains somewhat confounding.
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High-tech solutions have been proposed, but Edgy & Cheesy's solution is particularly appealing to aesthetics.
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What about going in a pop-focused direction was appealing to you at the time?
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His common-sense approach, often with humor, can be very appealing to moderates and undecideds.
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Both candidates are appealing to voters with a message that the nation is slipping away.
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And those kinds of novel things will be very appealing to people in the future.
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He argued the products are too expensive to be appealing to a wide consumer market.
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Even if President Trump doesn't intend it, some see him as directly appealing to racists.
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All of them claimed to have conversion experiences that made their stories appealing to Christians.
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So what was it about Paul that made him so damn appealing to young people?
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And appealing to nonwhite voters risks weakening his position with his white, anti-immigration base.
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Appealing to that disenchanted demographic has been an electoral feat, but it won't be enough.
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And now there are computers, and those movies seem to be very appealing to people.
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We're appealing to a different set of senses to capture the spirit of the piece.
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Trump is certainly aware that no American politician can win office without appealing to veterans.
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Lava viewing cruises are appealing to tourists visiting the Big Island, Hawaii's only eruptive island.
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In fact, it's this social justice aspect that makes blockchain development so appealing to her.
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If you hadn't planned on appealing to minorities, you are just going to be irrelevant.
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"I don't think anyone is fooled by Donald Trump appealing to Bernie voters," she said.
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This is an attempt at distraction by appealing to his favorite pets: the religious right.
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Its user interface is relentlessly tested and tweaked to make it more appealing to users.
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For now, the goal is appealing to locals, not luring crowds with big-name bookings.
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Even fans at Fenway Park, who generally loathe Rodriguez, were appealing to see him play.
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The tour's chief executive, Keith Pelley, hopes to make golf more appealing to young players.
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They have been designed to reduce the global impact of beef while appealing to everyone.
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That was in a stark contrast with their ideology appealing to uniformity in all areas.
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"They are appealing to the natural care you feel for a girl child," he said.
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Some are women's colleges, historically black colleges or religiously affiliated — appealing to a smaller audience.
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They're appealing to brands because they have such a strong emotional connection with their followers.
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"It doesn't sound appealing to say, 'I'm gonna build myself a box,'" Berkowitz tells me.
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"But when someone's appealing to the Bible, it's an explicitly a religious appeal," he says.
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Ryan was frank about the party's shortcomings when it comes to appealing to young voters.
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What is it about the current moment that makes these plays so appealing to us?
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"Officials have tried to make their propaganda more appealing to ordinary people," said GreatFire's Smith.
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The simplicity of the bikes is appealing to new riders, and the pricing undercuts competitors.
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Only after appealing to the university, he said, was he allowed to retake the exam.
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This rhetoric was deeply, deeply appealing to the white nationalist wing of the GOP base.
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This personalised support should be particularly appealing to anyone new to the world of VPNs.
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Go: Bordeaux, France, is especially appealing to those in the wine-sipping, food-loving crowd.
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But as discussed, Trump is unusually good at appealing to people's desire to be bad.
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Cornell Tech: This graduate school on Roosevelt Island helped make New York appealing to Amazon.
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Or has Facebook stopped appealing to young internet users coming online for the first time?
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Family members posted on social media during the week, appealing to the public for information.
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The selection was mainly a mix of pre-modernist works appealing to Russian nationalistic tastes.
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Appealing to the nation itself for support could not be said to constitute political interference.
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Budget airlines are appealing to travelers because they offer much lower prices than major airlines.
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It's about appealing to the people who actually feel motivated to turn out and vote.
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"You can go places and sketch, but that's not as appealing to me," he said.
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A stronger economy ought to be appealing to both economic liberals and great power enthusiasts.
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"We are appealing to the Elections Commission to resolve this issue without bloodshed," he said.
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Appealing to principle is our best chance of passing through the right-wing media filter.
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Given those options, retirement starts to look a lot more appealing to someone like Hurd.
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Several barred athletes, including Kuznetsov, were appealing to the international Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Layering in interesting ways is always appealing to me, too, especially when it's cold out.
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Local residents say that communities need to make rural places more appealing to young people.
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But the Greens and the left-leaning New Democrats are also appealing to climate worriers.
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The poll suggests that he is most appealing to groups that, generally, have supported Trump.
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Now Shafiqa is appealing to Messi again, this time for help to leave the country.
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There are corollaries there in terms of the logical frameworks that are appealing to people.
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Biden has a long history of working with and appealing to the African American community.
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So public thinking becomes about appealing to your tribe, and that is defeating the purpose.
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So public thinking becomes about appealing to your tribe, and that is defeating the purpose.
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That was appealing to people who already had a sense of expressing themselves in public.
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To try to move things forward, instead of appealing to the banality of the day.
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And, crucially, although perhaps ironically, gay marriage advances traditional family values, appealing to social conservatives.
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To me, she's appealing to a very small audience compared to someone like Martha Stewart.
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It increases the value of apartments and makes the street more appealing to more people.
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If he, for no reason that I can see other than appealing to his base.
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Sloan thrived at multitasking and managing complex workflow, which made her appealing to prospective clients.
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Overnight, planes carpeted the ground with leaflets, directly appealing to the group's fighters to surrender.
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"I think appealing to family and family values is really important to me," he replied.
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Pakistan is appealing to the conscience of the world, but the world's conscience is distracted.
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Pakistan is appealing to the conscience of the world, but the world's conscience is distracted.
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You are to some extent appealing to people's good will and love for the site.
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She's also fastidiously courting the gay vote by appealing to the specter of Muslim homophobia.
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Is there something about playing a woman who is holding back appealing to to you?
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Does it suggest that the product isn't appealing to people who aren't getting financial help?
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If he was somewhat appealing to a liberal being from San Francisco, I got wow.
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Appealing to "missing white voters" is just like trying to walk up a down escalator.
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They would, it's just the way in which it was delivered wasn't appealing to them.
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I saw yesterday that Pennsylvania Republicans are appealing to the US Supreme Court on this?
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Appealing to tribe, appealing to fear, pitting one group against another, telling people that order and security will be restored if it weren't for those who don't look like us or don't sound like us or don't pray like we do, that's an old playbook.
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When asked whether the carbon positive plan was a way of appealing to eco-conscious consumers drawn to increasingly popular "plant-based" foods, Lozano said he sees the initiative in two parts: benefiting farmers in the supply chain and yes, appealing to grocery shoppers.
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Clinton has made a series of ads focused on appealing to minority groups, especially African-Americans.
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Most of the brands weren't appealing to customers, even when they were boosted in search results.
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Appealing to constituents' identities is very much a part of making a party more internally democratic.
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Holten is now appealing to the government of the canton of Aargau, which oversees Gipf-Oberfrick.
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He&aposs appealing to what&aposs going on in Iran right now, the streets of Iran.
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Ottawa is now appealing to its allies for help to free its citizens Beijing has detained.
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But in all these moves, Trump is appealing to racial resentment while masking what he's doing.
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We were on our knees appealing to our government for the right to vote in 1965.
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The release includes discussion of appealing to black voters and how the candidate can effectively apologize.
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That's what makes the continent so appealing to "avid" Ingress players like Zach and his mom.
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And that was appealing to me, as a woman who tries to keep it all together.
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And they're making the porn business appealing to people who might never have tried it before.
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Senator Kamala Harris, appealing to a different bloc of spud factionists, went for the French fry.
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Led by Chris Christie, the state is currently appealing to overturn PASPA in the Supreme Court.
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"It's true that it's less appealing to be running on gasoline [than solar]," he tells TechCrunch.
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The Evans effort is focused on appealing to white voters as necessary and sufficient to win.
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That could make it appealing to advertisers who want to reach customers through more private channels.
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Maybe, with the death of the album insert, Spotify's new Genius integration is appealing to her?
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That's appealing to business travelers, of course, and a lot of leisure travelers in urban centers.
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Though appealing to mostly an older demographic is exactly the problem legacy publications continue to have.
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So maybe that is why the colors are so appealing to Lizzie — colors are Alex's job!
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And Sanders, appealing to the liberal base here, reminded them about it every time he could.
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The government is appealing to the Supreme Court, which will take the case early next month.
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Kim has successfully courted Trump by appealing to him directly, both through flattery and televised addresses.
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What makes those alternatives more appealing to developers is also Valve's lax approach to content moderation.
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Hulu, at least, has more recently tried to make its service more appealing to penny-pinchers.
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And although these apps are designed for new markets, they can be appealing to any user.
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Reporting offensive social media to some vague, corporate thought-police board isn't very appealing to me.
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Again, this is more balkanization instead of crafting an economic message appealing to the middle class.
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What makes promotion like this appealing to advertisers is that it's data-driven, personalized and proactive.
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Why it probably won't work: As I mentioned, this route isn't as appealing to the FBI.
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Which is nice; and again, something that makes this roll top appealing to the business traveler.
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The latter is much more appealing to advertisers—which partially explains why Twitter's revenues are larger.
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Some Democrats have acknowledged the tension between appealing to white voters and people of color. Sen.
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It's a lot easier to say no to dessert when nothing sound remotely appealing to you.
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It is true that Trump is appealing to voters who have not traditionally participated in elections.
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One challenge is appealing to disaffected youth, which will require the creation of many more jobs.
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But the electorate Trump is appealing to, and the way he's doing it, is nothing new.
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An ad released last week, for example, features Trump briefly appealing to Indian-Americans in Hindi.
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Sanders is not only appealing to independents, he has been one for his entire political career.
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Some are appealing to Bieber's manager, Scooter Braun, who also manages Grande, to nix the shows.
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It's possible that the changes in the skin just make it more appealing to face mites.
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But so far the protesters are appealing to Mr Putin more than they are attacking him.
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A quiet life is seeming more and more appealing to Kardashian after the incident in Paris.
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So that's where we'll package history and make it appealing to a younger generation to watch.
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Said Hollman, "He is appealing to something that is not so much religious, but is cultural."
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Pretty simple, if you don't nominate somebody who's appealing to a broader audience, you can't win.
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High-quality flatware is appealing to the eye, durable, requires minimal maintenance, and makes eating enjoyable.
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Today, being in favor of marijuana legalization is about more than just appealing to young voters.
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We're appealing to people's better interests that we're going to be a team on the move.
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So far, we were impressed at the ways Kohl's was appealing to the digitally-inclined shopper.
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And if you think you're appealing to your fan base, you might be doing the opposite.
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Trump has been under fire for appealing to fringe elements on the right, including white nationalists.
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Mr. Silva of Libreria Books said "an old-fashioned space" is clearly appealing to book lovers.
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That's what has made conservatism and the party so resilient and so appealing to so many.
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Didi is hoping to stick out from the competition by appealing to both travelers and locals.
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He is a narcissist appealing to people whose faith declares that pride goes before a fall.
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Retaining users and appealing to newcomers is critical as Skype's growth has plateaued in recent years.
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"[Anime] is a very exaggerated version of sexuality which is more appealing to teenagers," Jenefsky explained.
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Appealing to the seller's kindness always works better than backing them into a corner with demands.
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You should also consider whether there's something nonsexual that's appealing to you about an open relationship.
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The "try before you buy" concept has been particularly appealing to moms and busier millennial customers.
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That proved to be particularly appealing to those in rural areas with little access to doctors.
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Yet what makes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies appealing to criminals also limits their usefulness to them.
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But the subculture — part alternative religion, part costumed role-play — is appealing to a new generation.
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I liked the sheer adventure of romance before online dating, which is less appealing to me.
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China's toughness may sound appealing to some Americans frustrated by what Facebook, Twitter or YouTube allow.
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This conversation that, at one time, would put me to sleep, was appealing to me now.
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He never pursued the plan, instead appealing to the owners, who installed modern elevators in 1999.
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In appealing to adults, they are marketed as ways to relax and shut down the brain.
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The government is appealing to try to force them to take up the case once more.
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Air France-KLM is appealing to the Dutch and French governments to defer new ticket taxes.
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If Trump wants to reach these voters, he'll need to move beyond appealing to just Republicans.
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The whole advertising world is just intertwined with lies, appealing to the worst instincts we have.
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But it would potentially make Juul, a potent nicotine delivery device, far more appealing to smokers.
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Ms. Barnes is capable of that rare thing in modern dance: appealing to a broad audience.
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That has made ideologies that promise to safeguard men's power over women particularly appealing to some.
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I just think Tumblr can do more to make World Wide What appealing to its demographic.
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TIM MILLER: Because you have to have the Trump voters while appealing to a broader base.
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Shoemaking is not strenuous and poses few physical dangers, making it more appealing to older workers.
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Gregory Meeks, said Trump's rhetoric was really about mobilizing his base, not appealing to black voters.
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"The Marlboro Man actually ended up appealing to young people and women, as well," Jackler said.
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That broad spectrum of experience levels was precisely what made podcasting so appealing to so many.
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Rather than appealing to the Supreme Court, the administration issued a revised executive order in March.
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"Unless you're Donald Trump, appealing to a very different electorate, it's just a loser," he added.
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But, Sanders, who despite reports is actually a political favorite, is definitely appealing to young voters.
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Appealing to the youth was an important factor for both the brand and the streetwear designer.
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But makers of video games are trying to make competitions, or esports, more appealing to women.
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PM says that because real tobacco is used, the product is more appealing to cigarette smokers.
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Instead, Uber's CEO of one month Dara Khosrowshahi will be appealing to the regulator in person.
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Baltic leaders are appealing to President Trump to address the situation from a position of strength.
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We live in times when classical music venues are experiencing difficulties in appealing to young audiences.
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While appealing to the Democratic heart, Mr. Bullock also has a message for the Democratic head.
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Without the strong psychoactive effects, liverwort might be more appealing to pharmacologists and lawmakers than cannabis.
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Rouhani is specifically appealing to France, Germany and U.K., the remaining EU signatories to the deal.
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Let's take a look at the openings (and potential openings) from most appealing to least. 22017.
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"He's said that the energy of prewar jazz was always appealing to him," Mr. Smith said.
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In a great golf community, there has to be something that's appealing to each family member.
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Right now, we have somebody who is appealing to absolutely the darkest, fearful instincts in people.
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Police appealing to the public on Facebook for help tracking down a wanted man isn't particularly uncommon.
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Coffee shops were appealing to researchers because they tend to be open later and easy to find.
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A senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood, Morsy had campaigned on appealing to the broadest possible audience.
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But he also softened his tone on soybeans and other agricultural products, appealing to Beijing to act.
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What was appealing to you about giving this movie such a sense of place in that regard?
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A former journalist, Santana is known for producing dramatic, big-budget campaign videos appealing to poor voters.
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At first, Dee Dee tries kindness, appealing to the love she knows her daughter has for her.
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The young woman vanished April 23 after appealing to mothers on a Facebook group for baby items.
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The company has toyed with reductions to make it more appealing to Prime members in the past.
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By including more English-language programming, Univision also gets the added bonus of appealing to all millennials.
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The Bold Italic could make Medium membership more appealing to Bay Area techies, newshounds and community-philes.
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He has mounted a strong bid to reclaim his job by appealing to rank-and-file members.
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That's appealing to some universities, especially smaller schools that could use a name-drop here and there.
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The highly choreographed nature of Friday's event speaks to the administration's difficulties in appealing to black voters.
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It's appealing to imagine a world where artificial wombs grow babies, eliminating the health risk of pregnancy.
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That would make those thirsty trucks and SUVs less appealing to consumers, squeezing Detroit's primary profit source.
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Harari, Peterson and yourself are all providing an essentially similar diagnosis and appealing to very different audiences.
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Make no mistake: Donald Trump won by dividing Americans and appealing to the worst impulses in people.
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Simply appealing to scientific freedom won't work: it doesn't establish science as part of the common good.
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Your entire career and livelihood is based on appealing to guys like me and blogs like ours.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump's actions have prioritized appealing to his narrowcast niche rather than a broader electorate.
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We are appealing to anyone who sees, or is offered this item for sale, to contact police.
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But Microsoft's case raises the kind of unresolved legal issue that could be appealing to the court.
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Gradually Ms Arduini came round, Mr Zona appealing to her as a parent of a similar age.
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On paper and in person, Mrs Aksener seems capable of appealing to a wide range of voters.
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But unless workers also become more productive, rising wages will make the region less appealing to investors.
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They are instead focused on making their products appealing to customers years away from their typical customers.
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In fact, appealing to Western anti-Israel audiences is one of the main reasons for the change.
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The health of a political party is based on growth and appealing to new and different voters.
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Along with the writing, the show&aposs filming location was also appealing to the mom-of-three.
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It's a similar strategy to one that the group used in Iraq, appealing to disaffected Iraqi soldiers.
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But at a deeper level, their impatience reflects their anxiety about Clinton's difficulty appealing to young voters.
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Which tells us two things: One, Trump has given up hopes of appealing to a wider electorate.
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Because e-cigs come in many different flavors — like vanilla and chocolate — they're particularly appealing to teens.
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And he was appealing to the empathy of supporters, whose concerns extended mostly to their own tribe.
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Barbara Comstock for "appealing" to right-wing politicians — she voted against funding for Planned Parenthood and Obamacare.
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"These devices still have a ways to go in terms of appealing to the fashion-centric segment."
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It will be "appealing to younger audience which has not been addressed by Nintendo for some time".
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Watching all types of human behavior, rather than the simulation of those behaviors, is appealing to me.
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And Wal-Mart wants to make sure its grocery offering is particularly appealing to shoppers online. Walmart.
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So I want to prove that it's far from that, that it's appealing to women and honorable.
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O hope that appealing to convenience-seeking U.S. diners will help reverse the industry's stubborn traffic slump.
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The video's slew of memes-turned-props was a great attempt at appealing to a mass audience.
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Appealing to Republicans' belief in federalism, they proposed allowing states to decide some of the thornier issues.
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This argument — and this speech in general — is not one that will be especially appealing to them.
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But, whether male or female, what makes these particular idols so appealing to their female LGBTQ+ fanbase?
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Another camp wants to make the party more emollient in the hope of appealing to moderate voters.
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Mr McDonnell was convicted in 2014 of selling his office, but is appealing to the Supreme Court.
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Both sides sliced their way through the interpretive thicket by appealing to common language and common sense.
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Williams also said that Energy Transfer was seeking to make the deal less appealing to Williams shareholders.
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Much has been said about the gender gap and how Trump can start appealing to women voters.
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Clinton might be more appealing to these voters than a debate over gun control in the abstract.
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Schmoozing with celebrities allowed Obama to make himself palatable and appealing to demographics like the millennial generation.
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Unlike in the first debate, Trump shined by appealing to his base and taking off the gloves.
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Turkey is also appealing to the WTO over Morocco's anti-dumping duties on Turkish hot-rolled steel.
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What about this combination of juice and hot dogs do you think is so appealing to customers?
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Even so, they vanquished their primary opponents, appealing to enough members of their parties to move on.
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Its beautiful architecture, walkable waterfront park, and proximity to beaches all make it so appealing to visitors.
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Mr. Trump might also reconsider how much time to devote to appealing to Latinos and African-Americans.
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And with the strength of its targeted advertising, it could be very appealing to sports rights holders.
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The rows upon rows of shoes were also reasonably priced, thus appealing to my strict student budget.
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Something about being in direct control of the character in the scenario is intensely appealing to me.
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Those seats are more appealing to most vacationers and business travelers whose companies are more price-conscious.
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This man has a history of inciting violence and appealing to the basest instincts of his followers.
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In a statement, Mr. Tyrangiel said he wanted to make broadcast news more appealing to young viewers.
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They key to appealing to these latter traditions, surely, is to refrain from "dissing" the other traditions.
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You would get this show, which is just as appealing to adults as it is to teens.
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Whereas Democrats have grown in urban areas, appealing to more diverse blocs of voters and educated whites.
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The mentoring aspect of the AnBryce scholarship was more appealing to her than the money, she said.
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Persuasion is all about appealing to the beliefs, fears, desires, values, expectations, and identities of your audience.
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For starters, Clayton has "some tech experience, which should be appealing to the tech industry," he says.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate John Cox, who's supported by the president, is campaigning by appealing to Trump supporters.
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These markets aren't the most appealing to insurers, who can find more customers in better populated states.
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And I think that that is very appealing to people who are scared under the Trump presidency.
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If cities seem less automobile-dependent, chances are they are more appealing to a range of ages.
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Drinking even moderate amounts of alcohol can make cocaine more appealing to users, research by Higgins shows.
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And I think his having a professional snoot to bounce ideas off was very appealing to him.
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Appealing to young voters thus makes political sense when it comes to the general 2020 presidential election.
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Trump's administration sued California and is appealing to the Supreme Court after losing in a lower court.
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Appealing to the public in the next election does not aid this Committee in its urgent inquiries.
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Brad Little, the lieutenant governor, is appealing to voters who want an experienced hand at the helm.
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And what could be more appealing to their parents than not having to clean it up later?
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By tapping Mr. Stiefel, she is also appealing to a broader audience, not just the ballet cognoscenti.
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It's always felt so appealing to be able to have the whole world on a single bookshelf.
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If unsuccessful in appealing to the commission, a respondent can go before a circuit court of appeals.
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"It could be a mid-size party appealing to voters aged 18 to 25," Yuttaporn told Reuters.
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Buying an investment property is appealing to some because it offers a way to generate passive income.
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Still, she is appealing to the government to allow her family and supporters to live in peace.
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The Bloomberg campaign used the news to attack Mr. Sanders's brand of socialism as appealing to Russians.
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Does the inclusion of a commercial product in a show make that product more appealing to you?
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For the Navy, appealing to new sailors now could have a long-lasting impact on its ships.
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"Obscene material is material which deals with sex in a manner appealing to prurient interest," he wrote.
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After LSE rebuffed its offer, HKEX is now directly appealing to LSE shareholders and has until Oct.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Which of these places seems most appealing to you?
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It also raises doubts about UKIP's strategy of challenging Labour by appealing to disenchanted working-class voters.
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In an interview, Mr. Wang said he wasn't a big believer in appealing to such nationalistic tropes.
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Other fast food and fast casual items are also appealing to eaters with dietary restrictions or preferences.
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Avoiding the appearance of making judgments by appealing to the marketplace of ideas is, at best, disingenuous.
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He's unlikely to win just by appealing to white men and so needs to expand his appeal.
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They doubt productivity can be increased solely by appealing to the better angels of their colleagues' natures.
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A short extension, however, could potentially be more appealing to leaders like Macron who have expressed impatience.
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Sanders is appealing to the same liberal white voters and young people who were attracted to Obama.
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It does not require its subscribers to buy a cable or satellite subscription, appealing to cord-cutters.
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But that's why this job is really appealing to me, because I'll be playing to my strengths.
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Her skill at both satirizing consumer desire and appealing to it has made her an internet sensation.
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You know, my hope was that they wouldn't appeal it, but they're appealing to the Second Circuit.
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We took a walk around Long Island City and saw why it would be appealing to Amazon.
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"The subject of the black holes is generally very appealing to me," Rush tells The Creators Project.
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Meek's legal team is appealing to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in an attempt to secure his release.
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The problem, of course, is that he didn't become the presumptive Republican nominee by appealing to conventional virtues.
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In 1982, Mr. Atwater outlined with alarming candor this so-called Southern strategy for appealing to white voters.
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Spend a few minutes on the app and it's easy to see why it's so appealing to teens.
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But because Trump is 70 and Gingrich is 73, they could face difficulty appealing to a younger generation.
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And Apex&aposs walkable downtown, with a few blocks of storefronts, has made it appealing to city folks.
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Call recording services like Zencastr have been appealing to the podcasting market thanks to its local recording feature.
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Amazon's ad service is appealing to brands who want to connect their ad dollars to direct customer action.
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So I guess the lesson there is that me in my underwear is very appealing to most people.
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Neither administration officials nor their enablers are going to be moved by appealing to principle at this point.
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Basically, the more automakers Mobileye has on REM, the more useful and appealing to other automakers it becomes.
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This is what Trump is appealing to when he continues spouting off conspiracy theories about Obama's birth certificate.
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Now critics of Obama's rules have one last chance to defeat them: by appealing to the Supreme Court.
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Anthony Roth Costanzo has made it his mission to make classical music appealing to broader and younger audiences.
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Klishina said the ban was politically motivated and is appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
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Marine Le Pen of the National Front is appealing to blue-collar voters worried by globalisation and immigration.
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Sterling's plunge following the vote has boosted interest in "staycations" and made Britain more appealing to foreign visitors.
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However, the watch generally has a "steampunk meets yachtmaster" sort of vibe which could be appealing to some.
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Danone is working on a way to make recycled plastic, which is often grey, appealing to drink from.
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But it may be less appealing to their counterparts in poorer places where workers found employment in manufacturing.
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Yolanda, a dancer, is a queer woman who usually spends her time appealing to to the male gaze.
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The white marble is probably more appealing to modern tastes, but Pericles and Plato beheld something much gaudier.
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More appealing to the Liberal government is the idea of trading more with countries besides the United States.
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Scale gives them more resources to invest in their facilities and become more appealing to a younger demographic.
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Turning out the party faithful thus seems a surer road to victory than appealing to the vanishing centre.
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If any of those words sound appealing to you, you're going to like Into the Breach a lot.
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This is part of a larger push Twitter is making to make its platform appealing to content creators.
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Ernst lost her provincial appeal on the matter in 2014, so she is appealing to the Supreme Court.
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Making telepresence a monthly expenditure rather than a one-off cost is more appealing to corporations, says Macdeo.
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GW may be more appealing to larger drug companies due to its key cannabis-based Epilepsy drug, Epidiolex.
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The candies don't look like gummy bears or worms — that's illegal in the state (too appealing to kids).
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During economic booms like the one California has been enjoying, it is politically appealing to expand social services.
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Clearly, he wanted to cover all the bases by appealing to the wealthy and the not so rich.
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The ad, which was aimed at appealing to religious conservatives, was eventually pulled after blowback from LGBT groups.
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Juul's popularity, while appealing to business interests, has also gotten it into trouble recently with public health officials.
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Many audience members treated him with palpable reverence, appealing to him for advice as if to a prophet.
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Trump is seen as more of an unknown, although his tax proposals are more appealing to market participants.
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Making music on your computer is so appealing to someone who just sits in their room all day.
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By appealing to migration hardliners in the CSU, they argue, the party could lose votes in the center.
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Originally, Biden posted the photo above to promote the Affordable Care Act, appealing to 26-year-olds everywhere.
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For example, Etihad Airways offers special meals for children that are nutritious, even appealing to fussy eaters. 5.
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On top of that, U.S. bonds do not look as appealing to domestic and international investors, said Boockvar.
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"Even if President Trump doesn't intend it, some see him as directly appealing to the racists," she wrote.
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Maybe it's the jelly-like consistency of this pig skin that makes it so appealing to our palate.
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I mean, Garth Brooks selling gluten-free kayaks levels of deliberately not appealing to black folks is necessary.
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It's the Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrid that's most appealing to consumers…or at least was most appealing.
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Chatterbug is also going B2B, appealing to businesses trying to educate employees by offering discounts and easy expensing.
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The Siri integrations make it more appealing to Apple users, for whom iMessage is the primary messaging app.
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Didi claims it works with 15 million car owners which is obviously very appealing to an insurance company.
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Bassett also noted that if the reconsideration was denied, they intend on appealing to the Michigan Supreme Court.
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A buyout might be appealing to TiVo right now, as it's in a period of uncertainty and transition.
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E-commerce champion Amazon is proving to be everyone's biggest competitor, making shopping online more appealing to many.
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Counter-intuitively, Miller's narrative is incredibly appealing to the pre-purge Academy that's voting on this year's awards.
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The fact it was little-used at the time made it appealing to Tomlinson, as it reduced ambiguity.
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He's currently completing a "Feel the Bern" HBCU tour, in hopes of appealing to younger African-American voters.
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Appealing to his well-established paranoia about sprawling conspiracies by his enemies would seem to fit the bill.
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Brown has tried to pass legislation that aims to make production in the U.S. more appealing to automakers.
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In some respects, it feels like these products are appealing to lazy, casual drinkers rather than true connoisseurs.
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However, he remains wary such a scenario may not be as appealing to some within the Mauritanian establishment.
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This is the tendency for companies to highlight aspects of their technology perceived as most appealing to investors.
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They create content for passionate supporters, they are appealing to any sports fan, they're getting paid by platforms.
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In the past, it has dealt with government requests and pressure from regulators by appealing to Internet freedom.
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Still, it remains an important part of the company's strategy in making Twitter more appealing to new users.
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Those advertisements can be particularly appealing to campaigns struggling to reach viewers who are watching less live television.
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In fact, appealing to constituencies that have been ignored for far too long has made the party stronger.
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As the cofounders moved out of the public arena, employee organizers have tried appealing to Pichai, they said.
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Tesla vehicles cost far more than the Chevy Bolt or Volt, which are appealing to mass-market buyers.
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Polls show him appealing to young, educated voters in states like North Carolina who might otherwise support Mrs.
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Of course, Trump won partly by appealing to people who had been left behind by the economic recovery.
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Marketers suggested that Amazon's move could make it less of a walled garden and more appealing to advertisers.
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The company believes both businesses are undervalued and hopes the split will make them more appealing to investors.
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Perhaps Obama made too many compromises in the hope of appealing to a bipartisanship that was already dead.
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It's a slippery balancing act between playing spokesperson for Asian-Americans and appealing to a broader support base.
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Two of the competing systems appeared inspired by video games and other home technologies, appealing to young soldiers.
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George H.W. Bush won the presidency in 1988 with a campaign designed around appealing to racism and fear.
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Sometimes you love and reject something, and then suddenly there is something that is appealing to you again.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to invoke the "fierce urgency of now" in appealing to a new generation.
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Since I'm not a dog, I'm not sure which of these alternatives would be most appealing to Carter.
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In recent times, appealing to Republican legislators has been wasteful because they've mostly been acting in bad faith.
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But processes can be created that would allow people to appeal machine-made decisions — by appealing to humans.
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It's possible that Mattis will consistently outmaneuver Bolton on issues like this, appealing to Trump's more cautious instincts.
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Instead, she confidently expresses her specific racial experiences while still appealing to mainstream audiences with her vivid storytelling.
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That keeps it appealing to future investors that innovation hubs need to keep the circle of life flowing.
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But Reeher sounded a note of caution about Trump's apparent difficulties in appealing to a general election audience.
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The fall in bond yields helped high-dividend utility companies, which became more appealing to investors seeking income.
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That made the state more appealing to Republicans for both 2018 and Trump's re-election bid in 493.
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The plan was especially appealing to Chinese investors, who acquired most of the high-end property in Vientiane.
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That kind of moderation is appealing to some Democrats in Arkansas, who see both parties as too ideological.
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The focus was on improving the material conditions of Americans by winning elections and appealing to national pride.
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Corporate America thrives by selling us what we want, and they do that by appealing to our identities.
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Nonetheless, we regret that the campaign was executed in a way that was perceived as appealing to minors.
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A second path might be bolder, and for this reason it might be more appealing to Mr. Trump.
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Others simply had the benefit of appealing to the nostalgic side of me, like Creed II and Halloween.
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Once again, the extremist organization is appealing to disgruntled Sunnis who feel forsaken by the Shiite-dominated authorities.
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If a connected device is too appealing to pass up, take precautions before putting it in little hands.
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In Abensberg, district CSU chief Martin Neumeyer, 63, is appealing to voters with the motto "we are listening".
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To feed that many people, while using less land and water, the government is appealing to taste buds.
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It's even more appealing to me when constructors do it right in their puzzles, for all to see.
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His decision shows that he's concluded his best path to re-election runs through appealing to his base.
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"Indie designers now have this secondary strategy of appealing to the public via social media," Ms. Scafidi said.
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And they're appealing to the government to do something about it — bailouts, changes to the tax structure, anything.
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I am appealing to anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area to contact the police.
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On paper, Obama was a step forward—a young, biracial idealist appealing to basic tenants of social progress.
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"He's appealing to racists," Dan Meridor, a former minister from Mr. Netanyahu's Likud party, said in an interview.
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There are positive and negative means of appealing to that almost biological desire to be protected and empowered.
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Someone who is willing to go outside their comfort zone and take risks is more appealing to me.
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The challenge is to make healthy food seem appealing to the junk food-filled mind of a teenager.
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Trump recognized the power of campaigning on a sense of economic injustice, of appealing to America's "forgotten" people.
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Buttigieg, in responding to a question about appealing to diverse voters, did bring up his sexuality Wednesday night.
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Mr. Romney also said during the campaign that he had concerns about Mr. Trump's comments appealing to racists.
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" That plan reportedly included appealing to rich and powerful Democrats who are concerned about "the reality of Bernie.
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People who know Trump well say these tactics can often be more effective than appealing to him directly.
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A Pakistani student stuck in Xianning, on the outskirts of Wuhan and appealing to be evacuated, shot back.
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Most of the other chardonnays were pleasant enough but overtly sugary, appealing to the famous American sweet tooth.
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These are two candidates who are very appealing to a large and approximately equal fraction of the electorate.
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The Global Times set itself apart from other state media by appealing to a plain-speaking Chinese audience.
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" It then suggests that by not appealing to women, the product is skewed toward a "technical, male population.
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Buttigieg is appealing to many Democrats because he represents a shift back toward this pre-Trump American character.
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That is because years of very low interest rates made risky assets like stocks more appealing to investors.
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The NAFTA deal, for instance, would have to be tailored to make it appealing to the U.S. Congress.
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"One of the key tasks for the next phase is appealing to the broader population," says Mr Ashurkov.
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The project has proved particularly appealing to people who live nearby and can drive in for the weekend.
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As the case moved toward a trial, Stone and his family have been appealing to a higher power.
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His lawyers are appealing to the Supreme Court, again seeking an order to shut down the commission trial.
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These calming attributes reflect a new-found path that is highly appealing to the financial and business communities.
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Appealing to independents, strategists say, will come down to Sanders's case for a political revolution versus Clinton's experience.
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The conservative movement needed some way to make its ideas about limited government appealing to a large constituency.
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Omar's appealing to a higher power -- something she alluded to on Twitter ... but hits home here with us.
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Who are they appealing to for that money, and how does that influence their spending and research agendas?
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A run for president can be particularly appealing to the independently wealthy looking to push for a change.
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Over time, Bastian said, the researchers convinced her "by being credible and trustworthy," not just appealing to emotion.
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Instead, Trump fought his party's own Establishment and vetting system, appealing to a pervasive disgust to become its spokesperson.
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Giving may be more appealing to a child as a team effort with parents, siblings or friends, for example.
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This concept of dissociative anesthetic is appealing to festivalgoers and users at clubs, because it certainly does cause hallucinations.
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That profile makes it appealing to a range of partners, including retailers such as Kohl's (KSS) and Burlington (BURL).
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On the surface, it looked like a children's cartoon, but the subject matter was typically appealing to all ages.
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In that position, he helped the car company narrowly dodge bankruptcy by appealing to the federal government for aid.
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"You want to make your brand more relevant and appealing to young consumers," said Ed Huber, Brita's general manager.
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The episode featured the found-object sculptures of Leonard Streckfus, whose artwork is equally appealing to children and adults.
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In that time in my life, that was incredibly appealing to me, it was just sort of about isolation.
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I was struck by Obama's books, both how good they were and how much they were appealing to readers.
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The switch solved a problem: It made cheaper classes more appealing to customers, which was a boon for ClassPass.
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When it comes to appealing to younger audiences (also known as digital audiences), even growth-starved Twitter beats them.
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As the area becomes more habitable for residents, it grows more appealing to outsiders, putting more pressure on housing.
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Cruz, the Texas senator seen as extreme by many mainstream voters, would suddenly have to start appealing to moderates.
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His version of Wonder Woman was meant to be sexually provocative, educational, and appealing to men and women alike.
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The partisan pages also excel at appealing to emotion and identity, key factors in generating engagement on social media.
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Having these tools at their disposal is appealing to journalists who want to know who is reading their work.
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Meanwhile, the open nature of Minecraft was meant to make the Dragon Quest universe more appealing to the West.
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" Bobby counters with a mini-pump-up sesh, appealing to the hunger that drives him, that "doesn't understand 'enough.
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Restaurants are now being remodeled to look more appealing to Instagrammers, and there's even an Airbnb aesthetic taking root.
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His good looks, devilish grin and go-for-broke manner made the elite sport appealing to one and all.
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And the message of Trump's campaign was obviously not super-appealing to Latino Americans, black Americans and so forth.
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And appealing to women of color of many different sizes is usually a growth strategy, not the main fare.
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So you're spending time with lawyers and not doing journalism, you're being targeted continually online, you're appealing to Facebook.
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I understand that Hillary Clinton has to balance appealing to the progressive base while reaching out to swing voters.
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He suggested that it may be less appealing to certain people to sit at a computer all day instead.
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Of course, as much as Lobe's simplicity is appealing to machine learning amateurs, that doesn't mean it's without flaws.
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If any of those sound appealing to you, 2018's the year to vote with your box office dollars.
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Fredericksburg, Virginia (CNN)Donald Trump acknowledged Saturday that the Republican Party "must do better" in appealing to African-Americans.
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It's easy to see how this could be incredibly appealing to someone who may be simultaneously stressed and exhausted.
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However, the product will likely be most appealing to millennials since the demographic is especially interested in flavored water.
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What about TV work has continued to be appealing to you as you've experienced all this success in theater?
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Beyond that, it has two big features that would be appealing to anyone looking for a more connected experience.
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Servings are large and food is stacked in a way that's more appealing to the stomach than the eye.
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The photos and videos they take for their own amusement, however, are far less appealing to the average viewer.
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Like OYO business elsewhere in the world, the company is appealing to small and medium hotel franchises and owners.
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On Tuesday, Trump took the unusual step of personally appealing to Republicans on Capitol Hill to back the legislation.
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Instead, they're appealing to the very fears about public safety that Trump has been all too happy to exploit.
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Appealing to her sense of expertise (in this example, knowledge of the area) is a smart point of entry.
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I don&apost know why the Democrats are now appealing to a crowd that does not include soccer moms.
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It's this near instantaneous access that makes the Identilock appealing to the law enforcement community says inventor Omer Kiyani.
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Washington (CNN)Jeb Bush is taking a shot at wooing South Carolinians by appealing to their Second Amendment support.
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Tesla is about to build a factory in Shanghai, China, after months of appealing to the government for approval.
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Kong's Tobacco Research in Youth group at Yale has been studying how vaping has become so appealing to teens.
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So the city is appealing to the pro-net-neutralty leanings of the biggest tech companies as a differentiator.
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Its rival BSE Ltd is a base for mid- and small-cap stocks, typically less appealing to HFT firms.
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On Thursday, the director posted a series of tweets appealing to people to help Bowie find a home. Anyone?
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When applied to an unchecked master/slave narrative, however, these bad boys go from sexually appealing to downright appalling.
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This makes it appealing to people who want to drink ethically, while also distinguishing themselves from the riff-raff.
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Each election is unique, with different issues motivating voters, and different candidates appealing to different segments of the population.
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Clinton is running Richard Nixon's campaign against the Democratic left at the same time she is appealing to it.
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Using the tagline "the perfect puff," the Vuse Alto is appealing to adult smokers to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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A good indication of who is struggling in a bout is who is appealing to the other guy's masculinity.
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Appealing to Trump's deep desire to be great wasn't a crazy strategy for Cummings, but the results are telling.
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With this performance car, Ford is punching up, appealing to entry-level Porsche and BMW buyers with sticker shock.
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"It's a very significant public health concern that these products are appealing to kids at unprecedented rates," said Rep.
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By appealing to younger customers early on, Chase could convert them to higher-value customers in the long run.
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It's also the first ship to use the Inifinite Improbability Drive, a detail that was particularly appealing to Musk.
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If appealing to existing fans of various properties was the goal, Comic-Con's experiences certainly seemed to be succeeding.
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"It's a very significant public health concern that these products are appealing to kids at unprecedented rates," said Rep.
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"We're not appealing to youth the way we should be because there isn't any money in it," he said.
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Appealing to nativist sentiment can also help local authorities boost their popularity by helping them appear tough on crime.
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Rove and Bush targeted LGBT people instead, using marriage equality as a wedge issue by appealing to conservative homophobia.
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The first vehicle officially marketed as an SUV was hyped with outdoorsy advertisements appealing to the sporty American family.
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It's not as appealing to mainstream (mostly straight) audiences, and that's probably why you can't find it for free.
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However, a new era of inexpensive and broadly available genetic tests have made the option more appealing to employers.
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This narrative may be appealing to its target audience, but it doesn't seem to offer much to anyone else.
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According to the FiveThirtyEight blog, his path to victory lies in appealing to Latinos, millennials, and Democratic Party loyalists.
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In most polling, he soundly defeats Republicans because his message is far more powerful and appealing to the nation.
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You should also consider whether there's something else, something non-sexual, that's appealing to you about an open relationship.
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His enormous popularity validates the marginal while appealing to everyone's lowest common denominator, including a disdain for the poor.
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Now that Cruz is the best bet to beat Trump, however, he's looking more appealing to his colleagues. Sen.
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This table of shoes was bursting with boxes and styles for kids, but it wasn't appealing to look at.
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Having fewer phone models to troubleshoot and support for each operating system update is also appealing to some developers.
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Nixon was appealing to the "silent majority" of voters uneasy about counterculture movements and the threat of nuclear war.
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That's because "Silicon Valley Girl" is focused on business and more appealing to certain advertisers than the other channels.
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Clinton by directly appealing to supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders in states like Wisconsin that he carried this spring.
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Being part of the PGA Tour adds luster to a golf resort, making it more appealing to amateur golfers.
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The doctors are appealing to the United Nations and international humanitarian organizations to arrange for the boys' transfer abroad.
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That's why I'm once again appealing to Congress to provide enough funding for CBP to increase hiring right away.
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He is redefining the Republican Party, appealing to both Democratic and Republican voters ready for a 'Second American Revolution.
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Advocates argue that the flavored products are appealing to teenagers and are getting a new generation addicted to nicotine.
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Tehran managed to calm the protests by appealing to protestors and acknowledging their concerns, Reuters reported at the time.
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He wonders why his longtime friend spends so much of his time appealing to the fringes of American politics.
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It included changing jokes and even the backstory of a character to make it more appealing to Chinese audiences.
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But Golembiewski, the college consultant, said the best practices for appealing to a younger demographic evolved from common sense.
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Looking back, many progressives today blame the Clinton administration for appealing to white voters by contributing to mass incarceration.
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Tiffany is in the midst of a makeover designed to make it more appealing to the young and hip.
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Since then, the fluffy duo has developed a social media presence, knowing the importance of appealing to the baste.
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But gamification—appealing to people's basic desire for reward and affirmation—might be as good an idea as any.
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Exploring the scintillating world of Tinder may seem appealing to someone who's been in a committed relationship for eons.
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"I believe there's a certain shock value to these videos that make them appealing to the masses," she said.
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Corporate espionage: Beijing recruits people within target companies — often appealing to ethnically-Chinese employees — to sell secrets to China.
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Donald Papcsy, a lawyer for the parents, said his clients look forward to appealing to the Connecticut Supreme Court.
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Which is why we're appealing to a higher power — meet the fortune-teller that will divine your culinary destiny.
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For Chabloz, it is the simplicity of the sport that makes it so appealing to athletes and audiences alike.
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People love to justify their purchase of iPhones by appealing to the superior security of iOS compared to Android.
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That's a tremendous risk for the immigrants, so it wasn't appealing to too many people in the early 1990s.
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Then and now, Marcia Clark's confidence in her history of appealing to this demographic was stunning in its arrogance.
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Part of what makes SoftBank appealing to founders is the ability to do business with other SoftBank-funded startups.
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While it can be used to transact, it's more appealing to those looking to dodge government oversight, he said.
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The industrywide push to lower fund and plan costs will continue to make retirement plans more appealing to entrepreneurs.
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"Republicans created him (Trump) by spending seven years appealing to some of the darkest forces in America," said Reid.
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Those competitor brands have shown that authenticity in a world overwhelmed by false imagery is especially appealing to consumers.
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These sects and their unique practices were particularly appealing to South Koreans in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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Second, as the economy struggles to recover, officials will attempt to defuse social pressures by appealing to nationalist sentiment.
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If Snap can show the ads to more people, it should make Snap's ad business more appealing to advertisers.
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The practice of forced arbitration is appealing to employers, who are always looking for ways to limit their liability.
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Its nicotine pods are available in flavors many say are too appealing to kids, such as mango and mint.
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The overtly political themes in Mr. Adams's operas, in fact, might well make them uniquely appealing to audiences today.
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There are few athletes in the world who are as appealing to sponsors as the Brazilian soccer star Neymar.
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"It's not very appealing to stockholders," Schaffner said, adding that IDSA is working with Congress to solve this problem.
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And why do you think the movie has been so appealing to Oscar and other awards voters thus far?
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The idea of cracking down on black money is highly appealing to many Indians fed up with systemic corruption.
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I follow their candidates very closely, I understand what they're appealing to, and I intend to stand against it.
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Rather than shunning the owners, Brooke tries to cajole them into better behavior, often by appealing to their pockets.
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The task isn't to deliver a moral judgment on whether appealing to identity is a good or bad thing.
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Depending on the producer's intent, some of these wines may be made in a style more appealing to me.
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The goal, Mr. Barmack explained, is to tap into new international audiences while also appealing to American Netflix viewers.
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They have figured out how to maintain support among base Republicans while still appealing to independents and even Democrats.
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Yet work requirements could also make expansion more appealing to conservative lawmakers and voters in the remaining holdout states.
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And that, in turn, can make you more appealing to potential employers when you come in for an interview.
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"It's more appealing to both non-Koreans and Koreans with a finer experience, good service and wines," he said.
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Other papers have found a way to grow digital subscriptions by appealing to both a local and national audience.
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Nordstrom in particular has many locations at shopping malls, which are seen as less appealing to some consumers today.
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In addition to millennials, Greene argued that the party must also focus on appealing to African-Americans, especially women.
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But by leading with his passion, "it is immediately appealing to people who believe what I believe," he says.
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SiriusXM is a satellite radio company that also features several broadcast shows that are increasingly appealing to young listeners.
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"So many of you know it's wrong," Mr. Schumer said on the Senate floor, appealing to his Republican colleagues.
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The other talking point in Paris was the new vogue for classic rally cars, again appealing to younger drivers.
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As early caucus voting began in Las Vegas, appealing to nonwhite voters was a clear focus of the candidates.
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Her Spinner and Cog rings, bejeweled wheels that turn, appealing to the human habit of playing with one's jewelry.
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Comcast is looking to enhance its profitable broadband service by appealing to cord cutters who are eliminating video service.
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" This can be finessed into a more defensive message appealing to a broader base: "You will not exclude us.
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But they have also said that there will be elements of the plan that will be appealing to Palestinians.
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They might have pushed him harder on his troubles in appealing to black voters or his limited national experience.
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The second choice results also give a sense of which candidates are appealing to the same cluster of voters.
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The organizers seemed to have made a few attempts to make the conservative messaging more appealing to young people.
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On top of appealing to my daredevil nature, there was another selling point: I am a solid intermediate skier.
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Additionally, the economy was still in the Great Recession, so a budget-conscious food truck was appealing to consumers.
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The idea of resetting the biological clock proved deeply appealing to the swelling population of Americans approaching old age.
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In turn, Walmart and Target have been investing more money to make their businesses more appealing to younger consumers.
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"I am fairly introverted, so sitting quietly in my office space and working is appealing to me," he said.
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" He later recommended "edgy humour and memes" and appealing "to the anger and black comedic nature of the present.
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Qatar "swarmed the Hill" to oppose the bill, including appealing to House Speaker Paul Ryan's office, two lobbyists said.
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And, by extension, buying their way to women, whom the company has historically had a hard time appealing to.
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Adding these new direct response calls should make the ads more appealing to advertisers that want more specific outcomes.
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It's not healthy to deprive yourself of anything, and that's why Weight Watchers has been super appealing to me.
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It helps, obviously, that this attitude has helped make the Cubs more appealing to some very good baseball players.
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They do it by appealing to whatever it is these constituents care about: economic growth, hunting wildlife, or national security.
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Its stated goal is to fix our food system by making such meat alternatives available everywhere and appealing to everyone.
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The residents hope that by appealing to the city, they will install gates on either end of the small street.
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This secondary smartphone is a device in search of a problem, appealing to an impossibly thin slice of consumer demographics.
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"She was appealing to me as Bob's friend and she was having a terrible time with her marriage," he said.
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These leftists are appealing to this radical leftist secular base that almost no emergency brake on their behavior at all.
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Sparkling drinks includes Coke's expansion into sparkling water, appealing to consumers who want a healthier drink but still crave carbonation.
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They are in many respects appealing to the most anti-woman aspects of their party and unfortunately getting a response.
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The Navy offered travel, work experience, and higher education, as well as appealing to a sense of patriotism and adventure.
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Belgian authorities had released a new video of the "man in the hat" appealing to the public to find him.
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Even more important than appealing to voters in Iowa is making the cut at the first Democratic debate next month.
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Compared with Gillibrand, Booker has had the weakest track record in appealing to small donors, who traditionally give under $200.
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Perhaps there's something about the prospect of starting over, from scratch, that is appealing to residents looking for a home.
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She needs to broaden her support beyond her current one-quarter of the electorate by appealing to more moderate voters.
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Authorities said in a news conference that they are conducting a "very significant investigation," appealing to witnesses for more information.
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And as the days, then weeks, went by, he tried to find her -- looking himself and appealing to the authorities.
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I think the way you defeat Trump is by aspiration, by vision, by appealing to people's higher sense of self.
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It's another aircraft aimed at appealing to airlines due to its fuel efficiency and greater customer experience within the cabin.
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It aired a video aimed at appealing to evangelical Christian Hispanics on Saturday, at the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference.
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Sekkingstad speaks next, appealing to his own government alongside the Canadian and Filipino governments, as well as its incoming president.
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First, I definitely do not remember what that feels like, and second, that did not sound entirely appealing to me.
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At Home Depot, many of its products are bulky to ship, making its merchandise categories less appealing to potential competitors.
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What makes Toca Boca so appealing to children is that the apps are designed to inspire more open-ended play.
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Appealing to other Senators, Sanders read the tweet aloud as a direct quote from Trump like a lawyer presenting evidence.
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The sheer volume of people on Amazon (82% of households in the US) makes the platform more appealing to advertisers.
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"I think this movie is appealing to everybody, but I think it helps people going through loss," said the actor.
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In the past, candidates like Mr. Kasich have done well by appealing to New Hampshire voters with a centrist streak.
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I have long advocated that in order to survive, the Republican Party must become appealing to millennials and urban voters.
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The point, apparently, is to persuade millennials to vote for Hillary Clinton by appealing to their concern about climate change.
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Pet dogs are often provided with a very rich meat-based diet, rendering the end product appealing to some animals.
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But the more interesting question for me is why is Islam, why is this particular religion, so appealing to them?
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The company says that its creative tools are heavily used in its app, which makes them appealing to potential advertisers.
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If you keep just appealing to your base, you'll never be re-elected and you won't be a good president.
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As well as appealing to compassion for immigrants, supporters could tap into patriotism, arguing how openness makes a country great.
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"How will 'Pitch' cater to the hard-core baseball fan expecting authenticity while still appealing to women?" the message read.
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That's why, when Kerr helps design an elaborate haunted house in Pennsylvania, she varies the scares, appealing to different senses.
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Clinton has walked a tightrope of appealing to disillusioned Democrats while attempting to court moderates unhappy with the bombastic Trump.
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Steve Parish, chairman of Crystal Palace, has warned that slowing down matches could make them less appealing to television audiences.
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FairTube is also considering appealing to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that went into effect last year.
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That's appealing to millennials in particular, many of whom have ditched credit cards entirely, and are careful about their spending.
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Still, some Democrats have struggled trying to balance attracting support from the far-left, while still appealing to mainstream voters.
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"Encore careers are appealing to only a small slice of elders and are usually those with high incomes," she said.
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Brunch seems to be all about appealing to a certain kind of person, a certain definition of leisure and success.
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So, Citizens United should be a galvanizing issue for Democrats, one equally appealing to the party's progressive and moderate wings.
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Appealing to the president's famous goodwill, it seems, is the only enforcement Twitter is willing to commit to right now.
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In his speech, he took a more moderate tone, appealing to Republicans and Democrats to work together on immigration reform.
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Sometimes being an internet rascal pays off, especially when you're appealing to a fellow rascal like Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds.
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Like American chocolate, Ginsters is almost entirely flavourless, appealing to a range of tastes so broad as to become meaningless.
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It will be both more practical and appealing to access autonomous vehicles when they are part of Lyft's networked fleet.
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Appealing to the EU, Kaeser said Europe needed to stand together to compete with the United States, China and India.
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At the time most expected a ruling to soon follow, with the losing side possibly appealing to the Supreme Court.
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While most Democratic hopefuls hit the race early, appealing to donors and rallying support, Bullock was finishing a legislative session.
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"Just the passion in that room was unbelievable, and Bernie's integrity is really appealing to me and inspiring," May said.
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Jones compared the creators of the series to Satanists, criticized them for appealing to children, and warned of divine judgment.
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And through it all, the upper class insists that he's a secret moderate, appealing to popular anger to win votes.
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