How can we be free to express ourselves and be free from harassment?
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Why do you believe men need to be free for women to be free?
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Government would be free from religious overreach, and religion would be free from government interference.
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"Be free from killing one another, be free from torturing one another, be free from destroying or demolishing one another," the chief Buddhist monk of Yangon, Iddhibala, told the crowd.
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I think that in order for speech to be free, all speech has to be free.
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All those engineers will now be free — forced to be free — to come up with something newer and better.
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Finally being able to breathe, and not necessarily be free, but be free of all that in his head.
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Free speech isn't supposed to be free of consequences — but it is supposed to be free of governmental intervention.
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Ironically, while I was in an actual prison, Dance to be Free helped me be free inside my own body.
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We expect to be free cashflow positive for Q4 and we expect to be free cashflow positive for the full year.
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No one's a servant here: Creators should be free to follow the story, and fans should be free to go elsewhere.
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The people who really understand that they will not be free if each and every one of us will not be free.
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Americans cannot be free if they lose their jobs and therefore lose their health care, he suggested; Americans cannot be free without the right to make their own reproductive health choices; Americans cannot be free in the face of white nationalism.
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"Relax your mind/ Let your conscious be free/ No matter what they say/ I'm gonna still be free," he raps at one point.
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Conservative students on university campuses should be free to express their viewpoints, while Liberal students and professors should be free to exercise their free speech peacefully.
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The special right to worship as they pleased; the special right to be free from want; the special right to be free from ignorance and fear.
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Groupthink, online harassment and economic threat: What journalists are facing in the fight to be free To do their jobs well, journalists should be free from fear.
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TV. "But when we offer them that seem fake, like your health care's going to be free, like your college is going to be free," he continued.
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Because the partnership is nonexclusive, Avis will be free to partner with other self-driving manufacturers, and Alphabet will be free to work with other rental services.
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It's "tuition should be free" not "electric bills should be free" or any number of things that would have an effect on a wide variety of people.
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NFL Game Pass will be free in the US until May 31 and internationally until July 31, while NBA League Pass will be free until April 22.
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It's hard to remember back then, but there was still this idea that not only should stuff be free on the internet, but it had to be free.
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I want to be solid for them and at the same time I want to be free — and for all of us to be free when I'm playing.
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"For people under 18 it will be free, for a family of four making less than $50,000 it will be free," Warren told me at a recent press conference.
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It shouldn't be "free" to emit these pollutants any more than it should be free to impose any other costly side effects of industrial and commercial activity on society at large.
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"Oh, I'll be free / Ain't that just like me?"
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" Another aide said the conversation will be "free flowing.
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" She concluded the post by writing, "Be Free Dad.
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It will be free because it is a public space.
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Investors will be free of any kind of approval process.
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His heart is pure and he wants to be free.
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Fruit, coffee, and sparkling water will be free at work.
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They won't be free, but you'll save a significant chunk.
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You get the chance to be yourself and be free.
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And Talladega should be free to do so with pride.
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He emphasized that migrants would not be free to leave.
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The SDK will initially be free to use, Ondruska said.
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I want to live and be happy and be free.
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He had, and he resolved after that to be free.
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He wouldn't be free, but materially, Cole would never suffer.
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Notably, these services will likely not be free for users.
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Orin Hatch, who asked if Facebook will always be free.
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So don't expect everything in Woz U to be free.
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I could be free and open and just be Gina.
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She was just like, 'Just go, create, and be free.
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If that happens, the internet will cease to be free.
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Advertisements will appear before videos, and everything will be free.
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I blame it for not allowing me to be free.
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And then maybe I'll be free from this disgusting box.
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I believe Muslims should be free to convert to Christianity.
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"That will be free but a bit generic," he adds.
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Good or bad, at least it'll be free to watch.
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"In a university, students should be free to discuss anything."
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Everybody should be free to do exactly what they want.
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"Oh I'll be free, just like that bluebird," he repeats.
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He was quite clear that states should be free to
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If you live with others, will the kitchen be free?
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Above all, this action, this gesture has to be free.
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The document should be free of typos and grammatical errors.
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It doesn't need to be free of fat or hairless.
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But short of that, they must be free to speak.
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Our ballparks should be free of political partisanship and propaganda.
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There must be free and peaceful life in this country.
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Lawmakers are still pressing for the procedure to be free.
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But life is short, and it's time to be free
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Expect confrontation and departures: People will want to be free.
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We have trained ourselves to expect content to be free.
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Not that Brysen wanted to be free of the profession.
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We gave blood to be free of the British monarchy.
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Now it's time to explore whether Prime should be free.
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This season the use of the system will be free.
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Trading will be free through December, according to the release.
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Some will be free but others will require cable logins.
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There will not be free and open access to information.
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I love to be free ... and these people bring hate.
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Standout track: "We Could Be Free," featuring Ty Dolla $ign.
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They resolved it: all men are and must be free.
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And we will be free to pass our own laws.
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If granted, CBS could be free to pursue a sale.
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But in Germany, he can be free, and he is.
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Capital is not always gonna be free or very cheap.
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A mother, and then a mother want to be free.
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To be free thus meant to snub their seduction (cool).
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Ensure coronavirus treatments, and not just testing, will be free.
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They were happy, happy to be free from their troubles….
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Negotiators need to be free to back down from demands.
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Ask yourself: what does it actually mean to be free?
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Reservations will be free but will be subject to availability.
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Reservations will be free, but will be subject to availability.
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Yale's not going to be free, we know that, right?
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It was such an idealistic notion — information should be free.
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It's going to undermine our ability to be free people.
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The beau may be free to flirt and see others.
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It should be free to modest retail users, AFME said.
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" The prescription, he stated, should be "free and unlimited democracy.
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Will temporarily lifting a freeze also be free until Nov.
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I beg you to defend my right to be free.
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All services will be free of charge, including prescription medications.
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Screenings at Film Forum in New York will be free.
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Stores will also be free to decline denominations over $20.
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There will be free higher education at all public colleges.
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I'll guess that it would not be free of embarrassment.
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"I want to be free to move around," he said.
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Or break you open, so maybe you would be free.
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Commissioners would be free to ask questions of the staff.
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Uninsured, perhaps, but they would be "free" — according to Republicans.
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Americans can either be entitled or they can be free.
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Coloradans must be free to practice their religion in Utah.
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Justices are supposed to be free from external political pressures.
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They said they wanted to be free of the charity.
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Everything in it would be free: shoes, clothes, books, toiletries.
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Best of all, it will be free for the refugees.
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Afterward his mind would be free, he could move on.
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We can't be free if we are constantly in debt.
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He had — and he resolved, after that, to be free.
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The garden will be free and open to the public.
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"I've wished Wa Lone could be free since before I knew I was pregnant, and now I want him to be free even more," Pan Ei Mon, 35, said as she cradled the baby.
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And I took a long hard look at that property line and I said well, you know, if I can't be free out there, I'm going to be free in here [pointing to her heart].
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The ability to switch will be free until March 31st, 2018.
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It should be allowed and it should be free and easy.
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The election commission says the vote will be free and fair.
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He now will be free on supervised release for one year.
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Other investors would be free to nominate competing names, he said.
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Washington, should be free to purchase the applications we choose. The
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And, also because we want so damn badly to be free.
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If it becomes law, PrEP would be free to most patients.
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Both unlocked phones should be free of carrier apps and bloatware.
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So I let Bo just crush the ball and be free.
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It will also be free, Xbox head Phil Spencer announced today.
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It will be free to download for all Windows 2399 users.
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You've got to be free-thinking and curious about the world.
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Let my brother be free and keep the negativity to yourselves.
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As a single woman, I knew it wouldn't be free, though.
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I can see that you believe you want to be free.
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Individuals should be free to pursue the livelihood of their choice.
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"If men had periods, pads would be free," one user tweeted.
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MUNICH — WhatsApp, the popular Internet messaging service, will soon be free.
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Algorithms may not be free of the biases of their programmers.
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Entry will be free for children and around $10 for adults.
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Consumers will be free to retain the setup they have today.
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"All customers should be free to buy multiple products," laughed Federighi.
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"In a fair world, he would be free," says Mr Carrington.
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At that point, we'll finally be free of its baleful influence.
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He will be free to resume playing from November 15, 2019.
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The backpack was found to be free of any hazardous materials.
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To be free of coal is becoming a mark of modernity.
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You will be free of your stuff, both physically and psychologically.
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And meanwhile, they will be free to take part in politics.
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According to the internet, she's Beyoncé, so everything should be free.
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That won't be free, but at least it restores the choice.
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The authorities have said the election would be free and fair.
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They expect to be free of the mortgage by this October.
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"Speech can only be free when it is protected," he said.
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Another plus: the game, due out in 2017, will be free.
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As Sephora said, shoppers want things to be "free of" ... things.
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The title of the film could only be Free the Network.
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You don't have to be quiet here, you can be free.
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States, he says, should be free to set their own limits.
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He gave hyper-masculine gay men the chance to be free.
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For once in her life, it seems, she might be free.
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I like to be free, run around, holler, do weird shit.
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I think it's a free market, there should be free competition.
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But maybe there's a "Lemonade" in her waiting to be free.
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On the other hand, its people have asked to be free.
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Some services related to a free service may not be free.
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" She ended the post with an uplifting wish: "Be Free Dad.
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It's the underlying evangelism: Why don't you be free like me?
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Harare&aposs roads appeared to be free from the troops Friday.
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Mnangagwa has pledged that the election will be free and fair.
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"I feel like I will be free one day," Meek said.
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Nabila: Yeah, the child is supposed to be free and scream.
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That is why the Indo-Pacific must be free and open.
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And the Facility asks me if I wish to be free?
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I was relieved to be free—it was liberating, yet terrifying.
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He wanted me, above all things, to be free and happy.
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Free speech must ultimately be free, whether or not it's fair.
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Oh, there's nothing like answering what it means to be free!
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"Don't you want to be free?" he yells, over and over.
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Traveling is my great escape and allows me to be free.
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They believe that access to information should be free and communal.
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"I really thought we were going to be free," she said.
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But he had convinced himself that he deserved to be free.
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Access to the material will be free on the archive's website.
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Half of the tickets will be free, the festival's organizers say.
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And sometimes you say, I wonder if we'll ever be free.
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The choice to be free is different for all of us.
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This conversion would be free of income taxes in most cases.
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"I want to finish my studies and be free to work."
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Entry will be free to the public, with no reservation required.
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I don't have an inner socialist just trying to be free.
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For another, information wants to be free, but so does misinformation.
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Although, then again … We'll all still be free around Christmastime, right?
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Can you be free to tell me what you really think?
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Their vision is that the diagnostic part will always be free.
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To be effective, this agency must be free from political interference.
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"Let your search be free," the President told the commission members.
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North Dakotans must be free from unreasonable searches in South Dakota.
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But she believes the trial will not be free, nor fair.
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Paisley joked that even the mechanical horse outside will be free.
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Hungry no more, I would be free to feed him instead.
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Admission will be free to everyone under the age of 18.
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My assumption is they'll be free with devices, like I mentioned.
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But you will be free to trade in the crypto world.
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HV: Do you think the Met should strive to be free?
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You've been onstage with me at AllThingsD, I think, was when we were doing that, and then we've met many times ... Oh, yeah, that's when we did that "Voice would be free" ... Voice would be free.
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Phone manufacturers will still be free to bundle Chrome and Google search apps if they wish, but they won't be forced to do so, and they'll be free to offer devices with forked versions of Android.
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Their eternity will be free of the usual fire-and-brimstone torment.
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She believes anyone should be free to publish visual depictions of Mohammed.
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Libertarians ought to believe that anyone should be free to live anywhere.
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There is no reason why such investors should be free from risk.
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That said, his lawyers expressed hopefulness that he might soon be free.
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And if they can be free of that shame, why can't I?
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Original Apple shows will be free for owners of the company's products.
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But he also yearned to be free if you get my point.
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He came because he said he wanted to be free of slavery.
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She's very animated when she sings and she needs to be free.
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Equally, children's formal education should be free from commercial and other interests.
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The company also makes clear that those fixes likely won't be free.
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You sacrifice your life for them; to be free and to live.
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Because if it's up to the hospital, we will never be free.
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After wearing them for three years (!), Jamie is keen to be free.
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Officially, China wants the Korean peninsula to be free of nuclear weapons.
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That is one image I'd give a limb to be free of.
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So let the press be free, but also, let's all do better.
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Freestyle is music that allows you to dance and just be free.
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The models will be free to access, though you need an account.
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Those flight changes will be free of charge, a United spokesman said.
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He gave up his billionaire lifestyle so that we could be free!
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A live stream will be free and available to all at FoxBusiness.com.
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He will be free to implement his threatened ban on Muslim immigrants.
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"In five more months, you will be free," he wrote on Twitter.
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Some feel that water is a right, and should therefore be free.
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The self-serve ad manager will be free with no mark-up.
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If you want to be free, the GOP was doom and gloom.
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And I think when I discover who I am, I'll be free.
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Send me a postcard; tell me what it's like to be free.
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"Now that he'd be free, she would love it to be him."
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Inshallah ( god willing) we will succeed and be free from our oppressors.
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Opponents of higher minimum wages note that pay rises cannot be free.
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Paytm says transfers within its wallets and accounts will be free forever.
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During the preview period, the service will be free to all developers.
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All will be free to use and be combined however developers want.
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Simply Good claims to be free of artificial flavors, dyes and preservatives.
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If this is the case, then Kaspersky might be free of blame.
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Nicola: Let the other person be free, that's an Alanis quote actually.
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The world is changing and they say it's time to be free
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And like I said, I'm able to just relax and be free.
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The experience works on the HTC Vive, and it will be free.
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He thought he'd send her back to Haiti and he'd be free.
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After all, people should be free to throw their own money away.
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You have to allow your sexuality to be free from cultural stereotypes.
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"And they are supposed to be free, that's the law," she said.
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It was the devil, and we wanted to be free of it.
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It'll also be free for the approximately 34 million current HBO subscribers.
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People should be free to vote with their conscience — and in private!
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It might not all be free snacks and massages at Google headquarters.
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A larger chunk of their inheritances would be free of estate tax.
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Something once Trump's presidential shackles come off, he'll be free to do.
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If Nuno can pull this off, he will be free and rich.
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How can people on no-fly lists be free to buy guns?
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The election commission had pledged the vote would be free and fair.
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Once she had given her father his voice, hers could be free.
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The show will be free for members and $20-$25 for nonmembers.
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Soon everyone will be free of the tyranny of the hotel minibar.
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Tsvangirai also called for next year's elections to be free and fair.
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But you know what to do without me....Russia will be free!
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Or the right to be free from arbitrary terminations from your job?
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In Doc's case, Hirsch said, the procedures and implants would be free.
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I think a lot of things in our society should be free.
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She wants women to be free to act in their own interest.
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That I would be free after thirty days meant nothing to me.
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All national parks should be free, like the great museums of Washington.
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They're free to do it, and should be free to do it.
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"Nobody really believed this election would be free and fair," he said.
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"I was sad," Zamanbol said, "but I wanted her to be free."
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"We want Guaidó to be free to run for president," Abrams said.
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I work to reclaim this space where we can be free — again.
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I wanted our friends to be free and unique, and be themselves.
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"I want them to be free, to be independent people," Sukur said.
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And you'll be free to consider how you can change the behavior.
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He was among his people, he thought, and could finally be free.
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"But in England, the bird has to be free in the tree."
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At first, this weekly column will be free for everyone to access.
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Inevitably, there will be free food being given out somewhere on campus.
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If we are not free, then my daughter also won't be free.
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Every voter, however, should be free to register however they see fit.
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" Inside the church, Mawarire told his congregants: "Zimbabwe, you will be free.
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In designing the character, I allowed myself to be free and creative.
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To be free of boundaries and the "stereotypes" of non living items.
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The Drawing Center in New York City will be free through 2023.
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Or, should teenagers and children be free to read whatever they like?
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And the moderates just want to be free of the debate altogether.
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It's adorable and hilarious and I consider it to be free entertainment.
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The only way to be free from this gag order is resign.
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As president, Mr. Trump will be free to ditch these executive orders.
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Congress designed the Fed to be free from short-term political interference.
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It would be free legal advice to that business at taxpayer expense.
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Moreover, most slaves who sought to be free didn't run at all.
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Why couldn't he live by instinct and appetite, be primitive, be free?
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"I always believed that information should be free," he told the newspaper.
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Beaton wanted to be free, open, living a life of careless luxury.
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We want to be free, and we want the government to leave.
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Or were likely to 'pass' for white, or claim to be free?
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Just wait for my death so you will be free from me!
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In addition, the migrants would be free to move elsewhere once released.
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At least if his mind was captive, his body could be free.
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According to these parts of the test, electors would be free to break their pledges in order to save the nation but would not be free simply to decide that their judgment is better than that of the voters.
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Americans understand people should be free to join and fund unions if they wish to do so, but should also be free to decline, especially if they believe those unions are undermining their values and the needs of children.
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The substitute principal wouldn't be free to speak to a reporter for months.
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"I'm 1,000 percent confident that I'll be free," said the 54-year-old.
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The leaves must be free of bugs, tears, noticeable decay, or brown spots.
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They knew it was better than letting me be free to kill myself.
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I opted not to build a coop so they could be free-range.
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He talked about wanting "to be free from authorities" in making his submarines.
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And even better news: Tickets for the film will be free of charge.
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Are you glad to be free of the trappings of the superstar DJ?
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At the end of the day, there'll even be free Messenger messenger bags!
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It'll be free when the Switch is released in March, but that'll change.
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Of course, you will always be free to update your personal settings anytime.
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Only far above the city can you really be free with your emotions.
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The Freedom Of Scars I've been waiting for the chance to be free.
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I've lived under that mask, and am happy to be free from it.
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Entry will be free, but only 400 visitors will be admitted each day.
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After humanitarian causes, next on Gladstone's modern policy agenda would be free trade.
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Provinces will be free to choose the system that best suits local industry.
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Chang seemed content and almost relieved to be free of an oppressive burden.
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Governor Alfredo del Mazo announced public transit would be free Tuesday and Wednesday.
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When you come here everyone should be free to do whatever they want.
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Only by shedding these cravings, Buddhists believe, can man be free from fear.
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This should only take a few minutes and should be free of charge.
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Tickets to Disrupt have been and will always be free for Battlefield participants.
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Both should be free to de-convert or reconvert without intimidation or reprisal.
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She wanted to embrace femininity and just be free and set herself free.
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The food and drinks will be free, so we take an Uber there.
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Users would have to register but the content would be free, it said.
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We can, however, find times and spaces within our lives to be free.
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Privatised banks would also be free to pay salaries to attract talented staff.
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Do you want to be free from fear of the one in authority?
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We created the internet as a vast landscape where information could be free.
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The SDK will be free and roll out in multiple parts over 2019.
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The best people in life may be free, but this clip is not.
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Provided you're connected to Wi-Fi, the calls will be free of charge.
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To encourage companies to make the switch, the first month will be free.
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S. relations will be "free of contradictions and disputes," during a Trump presidency.
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People with disabilities don't wish for death to be free of their challenges.
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You can be free, but without equality, you can't expand — you can't grow.
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But his opponents remain skeptical that the vote will be free and fair.
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Nor will calling the top bunk bed ever be free of sexual innuendo.
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That means there's a very good chance your next burrito could be free!
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See what it feels like to be free from the tyranny of banality.
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Should students have to pay for school lunch or should it be free?
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It's never going to be free, if it even remembers what freedom is.
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"Her right hand would be free to do what she wants," Klein said.
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"To be free is to be modern," Ms. Abe said, via an interpreter.
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Zuckerberg then hit back days later, saying that the service should be free.
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He or she would be free to select the most ideologically pure candidate.
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Educators should be free to make their own choices unencumbered by union restrictions.
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Without my shadow, would I gain life, be free or left to die?
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"Sometimes you just gotta be free to express yourself," she tweeted that night.
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It's a mania, a virus as strong as my instinct to be free.
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Admission to our country's 412 national park sites will be free from Aug.
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These banks also will be free from burdensome reporting requirements on their borrowers.
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There would be free Internet in Mexico's schools, and in its public spaces.
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"I came because I wanted to be free in my religion," he says.
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Why, though, would a devil worshipper want to be free of the devil?
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Tejada would then be free to sign a new deal with another team.
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It may be all smoke and mirrors, but there will be free drinks.
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With Bibi soon to be free, her family is struggling to make plans.
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Office 365 online apps will also be free for both students and teachers.
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VICE: How and why did you decide to make Porn to Be Free?
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The desire to be free, it turns out, comes at a steep price.
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Images like these will be free and accessible to scientists for their research.
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That game will be free and won't require an NBA League Pass subscription.
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Entry to the party will be free before 5 PM if you RSVP.
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The first episode will be free, while the other nine will cost money.
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Venezuelans want and deserve to be free from oppression and free from hunger.
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The stories will be free from the elaborate continuity of previous superhero tales.
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I want them to be free from what is expected of the men.
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To be free is not to be sovereign or liberated from all constraints.
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Beginning on Saturday, public transport will be free for anyone traveling around Luxembourg.
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The decision suggests that the industry will be free to consolidate even further.
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"But the most important thing right now is for him to be free."
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Of course you will always be free to update your personal settings anytime.
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No. Scaled up testing is a good idea, but it should be free.
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They will one day be purged, he said, and "Russia will be free."
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There's no code indicating a payment mechanism, so Apple Fitness could be free.
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Justice Gorsuch dissented, saying states should be free to list only biological parents.
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Built to be free to play, the game will come out this summer.
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Goals that appear to be free or low-cost are a little trickier.
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These sheets are also Oeko-Tex certified to be free of harmful chemicals.
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How many people must suffer for Polo to be free, the plan asks?
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"It's the land of immigrants, who come here to be free," he said.
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"Nobody likes to pay for something that used to be free," Lander said.
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Be free form, try to enjoy making the lists and then revisit them.
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The trip will be free for Bahamians, volunteers and relief workers (Orlando Sentinel).
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Entry would be free to people under 24 for that reason, he said.
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Wealthy students will be free to hire high-priced lawyers to represent them.
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That space, however, needs to be free of advice or judgment, she said.
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Yeah, but interestingly, that's just because a particular actor happened to be free.
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No person can be free from knowledge of the self or the world.
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For researchers, the F1tenth cars will be free, courtesy of the NSF grant.
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There could also be free ad-supported content a la The Roku Channel.
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We should be free to carry out our freedom as we see fit.
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Puerto Rico's people can be free from debt, corruption and constraining economic policies.
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Berlin, tells me he thinks a green internet must be free of advertising.
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Drivers would be free to go as fast as their car could go.
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It's not going to be free and it's not going to be cheap.
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Bankers argue that they should be free to set these fees without regulation.
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Then states like Alabama would be free to ban abortion if they chose.
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There's a discipline to getting to that place where you can be free.
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But behind closed doors at Prague's only gay club, people could be free.
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But behind closed doors at Prague's only gay club, people could be free.
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Government and university officials will be free to violate people's rights with impunity.
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Game's game is set to drop sometime this summer and it'll be free.
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Some argue that child care should be free to everyone, regardless of income.
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Shaw's performance of The Waste Land will be free; no tickets are needed.
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All of the games will be free, regardless of which carrier you have.
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But consider this: If you do this ritual, you may find that post-Halloween you will be free of bad energy and ready to start a new year, in which you will be free to pollute yourself all over again.
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The Fed Chair has also said that the U.S. cannot spend as if deficits do not matter, but the conversation in the democratic field right now is that college should potentially be free and that health care should potentially be free.
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Adults should be free to choose, but Big Tobacco should not be free to entice our children into a lethal addiction through cigarettes, nor through e-cigarettes and other new tobacco products that are cheap, sweet and far too accessible.
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It used to be 'free' and now if you get a bag of pretzels.
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Impressively, the product claims to be free of preservatives, artificial flavours, sweeteners, or stabilisers.
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In order to be free, he needed to create a break and start fresh.
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This woman will soon be free to drunkenly canoe anywhere she pleases within Canada.
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I predict that eventually, Easy PGD will be free of cost for prospective parents.
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Or are you the kind of person who thinks all news should be "free"?
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Women should be free to wear a veil if they chose to, she said.
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"I didn't actually think I'd ever be free again," Phillips told the Associated Press.
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"I can finally be free from the mental torment I've endured for so long."
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"People have been requesting 'We Shall Be Free' a lot more recently," says Brooks.
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China has long called for the Korean peninsula to be free of nuclear weapons.
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The Windows 10 Anniversary Update will be free to all current Windows 10 users.
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But our system is increasingly rigged and extractive; it must be free and open.
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Going to the doctor or a hospital and many other services would be free.
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"There always will be a version of Facebook that will be free," Zuckerberg said.
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But after that, they will be free to vote for any candidate they like.
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As Democratic pollster Celinda Lake said, ""People don't think it should just be free.
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Wi-Fi should be free for everyone, as it's become as important as oxygen.
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Information wants to be free, but try telling that to those compiling the data.
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Here are three of the songs she mentions: "Be Free," sung by J. Cole.
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But it won't the first time code has been argued to be free speech.
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I like to be free, which is why I love Tamara's shoes so much.
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Moreover, black travelers also have a right worth protecting -- to be free from discrimination.
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They haven't all gone so far as saying they want college to be free.
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Everyone needs and deserves a space where they can be free to be themselves.
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"You said back then that Facebook would always be free," Hatch said to Zuckerberg.
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One more shift after today and I will be free for a long weekend!
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Under the Patient Freedom Act, states would be free to use that money elsewhere.
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I want to be free and not discriminated against because of my past crimes.
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Dascha Polanco is raising her kids to be free thinkers — but with some boundaries.
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Singaporeans will still be free, the government insists, to express whatever opinions they like.
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Plus, it can be free or very low-cost, making it even more inviting.
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Harare&aposs deserted roads appear to be free from the troops that circulated Thursday.
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On Monday night, O'Malley delegates will apparently be free to persuade—or be persuaded.
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They said Potok was inspected medically and was found to be free of symptoms.
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But when Reliance did launch Jio, no one expected its services to be free.
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But he doubted it would ever be possible to be free from all attachment.
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Especially in the hippie days, you know when they were trying to be free.
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Basically, parents should be free to name their kids whatever the hell they want.
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Canadians will also be free to grow up to four marijuana plants per household.
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The bill insists that individuals must be free to say "no" to insurance coverage.
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And unlike Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and Viacom's Noggin, PBS's streaming service will be free.
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The work had to be free, able to fit in an envelope, and reproducible.
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The country will be free of the most corrupt and incompetent party on earth.
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Software and algorithms designed by humans will likely never be free of human bias.
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Outside the European Union, Britain would be free to open up to the world.
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It will be free, and open to invited guests and members of the public.
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Such advisers should be free to choose from a wide array of financial products.
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I want my karma to be bright, to be free of all these things.
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Banning firearms does not guarantee that college campuses will be free from gun violence.
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He, like most Internet users, expects the web to be free as in freedom.
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But tube porn sites have made us think all sexual aids should be free.
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And for the first time in decades, the Americas will be free of war.
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We wanna be free to ride our machines without being hassled by the man!
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Myth 3: Some babies sleep worse when swaddled because they want to be free.
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They were serving a customer, so we waited patiently for them to be free.
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Shipping will be free: Food52 Holiday Market, Friday to Sunday, noon to 8 p.m.
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If you wear your sticker while ordering a cookie, your cookie will be free.
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Every individual, he believes, must be free to choose his or her own religion.
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It'll go live this fall and it's going to be free for independent workers.
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Yes, 'n' how many years can some people existBefore they're allowed to be free?
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I can finally be free from the mental torment I've endured for so long.
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Amazon tells me that the system will be free to use until May 1st.
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An ad-supported version will be free to those who have a cable subscription.
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If Roe is overturned, each state will be free to make its own laws.
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The new update, which is still being developed, will be free for all players.
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And the region won't be free of problems even if government forces maintain control.
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The testing has to be accessible, yes, but it also needs to be free.
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But I don't know when I will be out, when I will be free.
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I understand that people would think the Met should be free, as I do.
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First, the worker must be free from control or direction from the hiring entity.
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It will be led by technocrats, and be free of the curse of politicking.
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This school, which used to be free, now charges 350 taka ($4) a month.
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"This is America so he gotta be free to express himself," the rapper said.
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Her son, it turns out, has several options — and they will all be free.
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Their inexperience also allows them to be free of malignant relics from the past.
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Medicare Part A (hospital Insurance) can sometimes be free, but only for some seniors.
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I believe embracing sexuality is a part of what it means to be free.
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At some point, the player would be free to travel on a world map.
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So either it should be free or worth all the money in the world.
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It is the system that best enshrines the unshakable human desire to be free.
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Uganda Airlines CEO Bagenda insisted his company would be free from any political interference.
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Huawei would likewise be free to develop its technology in whatever direction it pleases.
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"It would be free," said Cheng Xiaohe, a North Korea expert at Renmin University.
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We worked hard to be free in our bodies as we recited the words.
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Premium will be free for Comcast and Cox customers and $4.99 for everyone else.
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They apologized repeatedly and said our food and drinks would be free of charge.
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It'll also be free for a year if you buy a new Apple gadget.
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We don't mind helping people get health care, but it should not be free.
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Without the assistance from all the people that helped me, I wouldn't be free.
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All were found to be free of the virus during two weeks in quarantine.
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U.K. citizens will still be free to travel around the EU without a visa.
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Rudolph told Yahr that Spears' father wanted her to be free of the conservatorship.
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The services can be free or cost guests up to a few hundred dollars.
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It said schools would be free to choose from private or government-issued textbooks.
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People should be free to express themselves irrespective of the gender binaries and boundaries.
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Here's what readers had to say about the last debate: Should college be free?
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The best things in life may be free, but a 718 will cost you.
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Indians feel they pay for data, so the content should be free, he says.
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Startups shouldn't be free from any regulatory scrutiny just because they have venture funding.
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The company is projected to be free-cash-flow positive by 2021, he added.
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Tuition would be free for kids from households making less than $125,000 a year.
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As it stands now, only a few states require credit freezes to be free.
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Fred Walsh was determined to be free of C.O.P.D. after undergoing a lung transplant.
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It was enslaved people who wanted to be free of each of those systems.
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Users would still be free to read the story and disagree with Facebook's verdict.
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"Joke's on you, bitch, you'll never be free," her three suitors replied in unison.
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If somebody gets a brain tumour I want them to be free to get that shit checked out, and then be free to live their life—not have somebody profit from it so they're in debt for the rest of their life.
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One needn't be a libertarian to recognize that there is a difference in kind between someone's genuine right to be free of another's physical intrusion or displacement and someone's ersatz right to be free of another's merely offending or upsetting behavior or circumstances.
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Udacity says the courses will be free and require about 10 hours each to complete.
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"What good are materials and wealth when we can't be free?" one of them asked.
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Common sense tells us that no one should be forced to pay to be free.
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Once his sweepstakes winnings amounted to 1 million yen [about $9,700], he would be free.
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The quantum effect that dominates on the right causes the electrons to be free-moving.
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It's the level of consciousness that allows a host to be free from the park.
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I'm a driver—I love my car, where I can be free as the wind!
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We work hard with advertisers to allow the experience to be free for the consumer.
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We made a commitment at the beginning of the year to be free cashflow positive.
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Their statements present more questions than answers: Will the cost of college truly be free?
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By the end of this century, summers in the Arctic could be free of ice.
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I'll put myself out there and risk having bad experiences so I can be free.
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" And the line I remember from the time was, "The internet wants to be free.
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Rather, you would both be free to spend time with your respective spouses or friends.
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Kerry — we just let it be free and let the hair do what it wants.
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I want her, but I want to be free of my grief for her, too.
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People … ought to be free to enter into any kind of relationship they want to.
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If you do decide to switch the first change will be free, and $9.99 thereafter.
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Inland areas of the larger states should be free of concern outside of debilitating cold.
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The court, citing the baker's ruling, said gay people may also be free of discrimination.
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Facebook has grown big enough that it was never going to be free from controversy.
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Yes, and how many years can some people exist Before they're allowed to be free?
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Dig deeperDebate: Should businesses be free to refuse to disseminate ideas with which they disagree?
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In a small protest outside the White House, some protesters chanted "Palestine will be free".
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If you're trying to build a service for everyone, Jonathan Zittrain: Got to be free.
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The best things in life might be free but the second best are on sale.
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Did you know that most people do not ever want to be free of gravity?
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John Hinckley Jr. The man who tried to kill President Reagan will soon be free.
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It does not help that Amazon has conditioned consumers to think delivery should be free.
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The elephant in the room is that we all know we're supposed to be free.
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They will assert their rights to be free from sexual harassment in the work place.
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It will be free for all Apple TV 4 owners and available starting in December.
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Rockstar says the online mode will be free for anyone who buys the base game.
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And while Studio costs $15 per month, the content on treadmills will be free initially.
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States should continue to be free to fashion their own arrangements for handling labor relations.
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He's also said pharmacies should be free from "strong-arm tactics" by death penalty opponents.
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The sky portal of the 2040s, however, is likely to be free of such delights.
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Today's federal workforce must be free to perform "the people's work" free of political interference.
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You can't be free to act if you don't understand the consequences of your behavior.
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We want to express ourselves and be free, and we're continuously met with this apprehension.
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As with the Aussie trial, the Finnish service will be free until full commercial launch.
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And even though it's a time of danger, maybe we are about to be free.
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Then delegates will be free to move to other candidates such as Rubio or Cruz.
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During National Park Week (April 16-24), Death Valley will be free to the public.
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The BNP boycotted the last election in 183 claiming it wouldn't be free and fair.
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Some carried portraits of Nemtsov and chanted "Russia without Putin" and "Russia will be free".
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Some of it will be free, while other stuff will require payment or include ads.
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In our ideal world, every summer blockbuster would be free of the objectifying male gaze.
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Depending how far you are from the polls, these ride-hailing offers could be free.
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I just wanna be free and do what feels right in the moment for ourselves.
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Amazon now says that the hundreds of stories in Rapids will be free going forward.
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The food will be free, made from supermarket scraps and served only to the poor.
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We want to be free to produce feed, food, fiber and energy for the world.
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Kevin Toth, for allegedly violating his Fourth Amendment right to be free from excessive force.
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In the future, gluten will be free but only if you are very, very rich.
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In a sense, Liberia is creating a solution: All the Partnership schools will be free.
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So far, Life VR isn't following this model; everything will be free, and Time Inc.
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However, hospitals should not be free to unilaterally impose their list prices on individual consumers.
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It was a source of strength and hope for me -- a chance to be free.
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But those poor imaginary leftover sheep never get to clear the fence and be free.
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Services will be priced on a sliding scale and will be free for the poor.
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The dream of escape to the Alps with Ottilie was something to be free for .
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Until you could let your old ego die and be reborn, you couldn't be free.
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It enters public beta later this month and will be free when it official debuts.
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Maybe tomorrow Palestine might be free and I can't define what'll happen in the future.
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He'd be free to reward friends and punish enemies until he got sick of winning.
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Britain could also be free to follow its free market instincts without interference from Brussels.
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What's more, the whole experience will be free — similar helicopter flights usually cost around $180.
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And the memory of that time shaped her desire to be free from financial burden.
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Yes, life is full of suffering and there's no way to be free of it.
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Some of the new content will be free and some will be pay-to-play.
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Even though I prayed and prayed asking to be free from these urges, nothing changed.
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Will LA's restaurants and blind daters ever be free of their mysterious dine-and-dasher?
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The conference will be free for residents of Hawaii, and for patrons of Objective-See.
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It appears to be free of deathly videotapes, which is a win for everyone, really.
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Everyone will be free to wear the multi-colored kimono of his or her dreams.
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Playing many sports can be free (or cheap), and public libraries are free (or cheap).
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But, he told her in a letter, he would soon be free of Rita Morel.
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An ad-supported version will be free to those who already have a cable subscription.
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AND AS THEY HAVE SAID BEFORE, WILL BE FREE FROM PROFIT MAKING INCENTIVES AND CONSTRAINTS.
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He had argued at the time that the process could never be free and credible.
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It wasn't clear to me during the press conference that these tests will be free.
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Be free of Screen Time iPhone notifications, it's the burden we don't need right now.
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Before Thursday's announcement, he had been believed to be free of cancer since September 2014.
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I can be free in that realm, but in real life, you have other constraints.
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Is there no place we may be free of these invasive screens, these digital circuses?
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"Yes, giving everyone the freedom to pursue purpose isn't going to be free," Zuckerberg said.
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So it's not yet clear whether they'd be free of the virus without the drugs.
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"We would love to be free, but we don't think that's sustainable," Ms. Knight said.
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To develop as humans, people must be free to try things they might later regret.
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"He had me with the idea that we are made to be free," she said.
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"A person might want to be free to do something to you, often," Nina considers.
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Basic features will be free and Swile will introduce a premium tier later this year.
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The election commission chairman warned that the poll was unlikely to be free and fair.
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The human urge to be free is not about to die in the 21st century.
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Royer acknowledged there was no guarantee that her son would be free of a shunt.
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I want Mom to be free, finally, from rules, restrictions and limitations imposed by others.
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He could gain legal status in Iran and be free of the fear of deportation.
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Peacock: Cost: Peacock Free will be free for all U.S. customers and will include ads.
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According to that moral model, his new life in Lebanon would be free and easy.
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Localities would be free to come up with their own goals to address housing discrimination.
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Could there be free dessert in her future after Baskin-Robbins took notice on Twitter?
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Transit experts have pushed for buses to be free to speed loading and prevent gridlock.
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Citizens in these cities should be free to make their own rules without federal intervention.
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Elizabeth Warren would be free to loosen up her hard-line stance against Wall Street.
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Gender non-conformity allows me to be free, find support, and shed traditional gender labels.
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"It's always good to play on a team where you can be free," Turner said.
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"He would still be free to discuss foreign relations, immigration or Tom Brady," Jackson said.
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But in five years, he'll own it outright and his solar power will be free.
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If [Silver] can replace the lost revenue, he will be free to cut more later.
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We're here to collaborate: Our work will be free for other news organizations to use.
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Chaffetz would be free, though, to lobby the executive branch immediately after leaving Capitol Hill.
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Under his health plan, eyeglasses, hearing aids, and dental services will be free by 2021.
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"It allows us to be free of the stigma of being in bankruptcy," Davis said.
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He describes the site as a space where Trump supporters can be free from harassment.
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And filing that form should be free, as opposed to the Office's usual $105 fee.
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The rent might be free, but the lack of freedom and privacy can be suffocating.
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The Lego sets will be free for children through associations for the blind and schools.
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Still, all of these characters are united in their bone-deep need to be free.
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Thinking that treatment in a Communist country would be free, she first went to China.
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But that's OK. One day I will be free and able to pursue my dreams.
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People go to Pulse to be free from the hatred that exists in the world.
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"[John] Roberts would be free to rewrite Windsor and Obergefell however he wants," Stern writes.
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She has to shed her self-illusions and pride before she can really be free.
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Everyone here fought as hard as they could so that we could all be free.
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Back in 2010, a young Mark Zuckerberg told lawmakers that Facebook would always be free.
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" After all, the conventional wisdom of the time went, "the internet wants to be free.
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He wasn't on the side of the hackers, and he didn't want information to be free.
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VCRs will be available for rent and HDMI to RCA adapters will be free of charge.
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Any future gains/growth from the trust would be free from estate, gift, and GST tax.
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But if she sent him nude photos beforehand, he said that the shoot would be free.
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"Some of them were pretending to be free press and they weren't free press," she said.
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Parking will be free for the first 24 hours and 1.25 euro for each following day.
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There's no country in the world that can claim to be free of gender-based violence.
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Sanders, on the other hand, offered a simple but bold idea: that college should be free.
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The OIE already considered most of Brazil to be free of foot-and-mouth with vaccination.
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God's love may be free, but the Vatican says it has a copyright on the pope.
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He should be free to make choices that could lead to heart disease, diabetes, or HIV.
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People are so removed from the state of nature that they need help to be free.
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All free, competent adults should be free to make the decision whether or not to live.
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The basis of his views is that we (we being "the people") should be free thinkers.
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India's large Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and Jain minorities often claim to be free of caste.
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In Holleran's New York, life generally proved to be free and glamorous until it wasn't anymore.
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SWIPA estimates that the Arctic will be free of sea ice in the summer by 22015.
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SWIPA estimates that the Arctic will be free of sea ice in the summer by 2040.
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Brud stole me from his company in Silicon Valley and 're-programmed' me to be 'free.
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The app download link, which also doesn't yet work, does imply that it will be free.
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"The last thing I said to her was, 'Go be free,' " her husband, Patrick Brown, says.
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Disney's Disney+ will cost $7 a month but will be free for some Verizon wireless customers.
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And another still claimed that those shows might be free for people who own Apple devices.
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Epic says that it'll be free at launch for everyone who has purchased a battle pass.
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You'll be free to use any device to submit your writing sample, which isn't scored anyway.
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Overtime and end-of-year bonuses offered by employers would be free of taxes and charges.
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MPs will then be free to propose amendments that could set Brexit on a new course.
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NBC has said the streaming service will be free for subscribers of traditional pay-TV bundles.
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WILL parliamentary and presidential elections, which must be held by late July, be free and fair?
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But come 2017, using these supercharging stations will no longer be free for new Tesla owners.
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Your dining area should be free from distractions (sorry, Jeopardy) and filled with your favorite things.
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There were enslaved Americans who wanted to be free but didn't want to help anybody else.
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A third argument is that firms and employees should be free to contract as they wish.
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"RUSSIA WILL BE FREE" The Moscow protest was held with official permission, unlike last week's demonstration.
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She really likes to be free and do her own thing, she's her own little spirit.
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Other groups soon demanded their own kingdoms, saying they wanted to be free from Bakonzo domination.
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"She does not agree that tuition should be free for everybody," he said of his wife.
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Either method won't be free, but the cost of a router pales against the potential fine.
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If chosen, their ride will be free, but they'll be asked for feedback after the journey.
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Perhaps that's why Musk tweeted on Sunday that the return trip from Mars will be free.
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A huge urge to be free will take you over, especially when the Sun opposes Uranus!
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One investigator even assured relatives that by the next day, those held would probably be free.
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To be free, this story says, we must embrace the unknowability and complexity of human existence.
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"His platform was going to be free Chuckit balls for life," said Terran Woolley, of Hutchinson.
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Twenty-five years is enough, the government should let people be free to express their opinions.
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"You can start over in a camp but don't expect to be free there," he says.
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The fight for the right to be free, to be who we are, to be equal.
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Leonard and George could be free agents, as could Giannis Antetokounmpo, LeBron James, and Bradley Beal.
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"The U.S. government should not be free to submit people to torture and murder," she said.
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Apple made a point of emphasizing that the dongle will be free during its stage presentation.
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One exception: Quickies like a one-liner about John Oliver's new video will be free, immediately.
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"Unfortunately, many believe that if something is on the Internet it must be free," he said.
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Lord, will we ever be free of the idiotic "Phillips curve" notion that prosperity causes inflation?
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Six months after arriving in Bangalore, they would be free to return home if they wished.
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Mnangagwa has pledged that the vote will be free and fair, and has invited western observers.
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Trump would be also be free to nominate an attorney general for the Senate to consider.
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"I want free health care and I feel like college education should be free," she said.
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" Her father said after the speech he has always taught his children to be "free thinkers.
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"Ocalan has stated that 'the land cannot be free when women are not free,'" she says.
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I left my country so that you could be free and this is what freedom did?
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Elections in developed countries are no longer guaranteed to be free and fair, thanks to hackers.
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The online stories will be free to readers in Africa, without subscription fees or article limits.
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That right would plainly be the right, enjoyed by all, to be free from excessive force.
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There will be free booze and some finger food and I'd love to see you there.
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It's OK for it not to be perfectly tamed because it's about letting it be free.
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It's a wonderful evening to connect with people; the mood will be free-spirited and fun.
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Like NPR, it will be free for everyone, supported by members, who pay what they can.
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If the bill does not move ahead, states will be free to consider their own changes.
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In any democracy, journalists must be free to carry out their jobs without fear or intimidation.
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God forbid that students in high school be free from the threat of violence and bullying.
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He believes that to be free but stay silent against injustice is to still be imprisoned.
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No one can devalue the right of any nation to be free or eliminate its dignity.
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Privacy — the right to be free from unwanted intrusion — no longer exists in an absolute sense.
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I cannot wait to be able to have top surgery and be free of them forever.
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However most of them have robust public programming, and most of that seems to be free.
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The style must be free to pulsate through the whole piece, according to the general flow.
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Facebook is starting with a small number of games, which will all be free at launch.
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"Government, please put your heart -- let my parents be free with everybody else, please," she pleads.
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And states and cities would still be free to set a higher wage under this proposal.
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It's got to be: 'It's going to be really hard, but I'm going to be free.
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The problem is that when you actually love a person, you want them to be free.
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"People who didn't even want to do this, they just wanted to be free," he said.
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And then the women, or men, will be free to speak and tell their own stories.
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It is wishful thinking that they would be free of this commercial intrusion while at school.
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Socrates famously ridiculed his jury and joked that his punishment should be free dinners for life.
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A special counsel does not ensure that the F.B.I. investigation will be free from political interference.
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Even fewer Americans want corporations to be free to cheat them out of their retirement savings.
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"We used to be free in these parts to settle things our own way," he said.
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Puerto Rico should be free to decide its preferred option in a fair and inclusive manner.
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Plus, they'll be like the Links, in that all calls made from them will be free.
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Crucially, the Wastelanders update will be free for anyone who owns the base Fallout 76 game.
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There's something in anime that allows it to be free of the traditional conventions of film.
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In a perfect world, everyone would be free to make great art, but also bad art.
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All elections shall be free — without that guarantee, there is no remedy or relief at all.
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The shows will be free, and tickets will be available in person and by digital lottery.
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"I'm so happy to be free, I'll make any adjustment I have to make," Phillips said.
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If you want to be free, you must do what average people are unwilling to do.
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It provided, among other provisions, a federal civil right to be free from gender-motivated violence.
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"Ugandans cannot be free unless they free themselves from military rule and lawless rule," Wine said.
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In 2012, he negotiated a severance after 13 years in finance in order to be free.
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"I used to be free / I used to be 17," she sings over soaring guitar riffs.
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It will start streaming on Amazon in May, when it will be free for Prime members.
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In Trump's telling, the barrier would not only keep Latinos out, it would also be free.
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Jurors are supposed to be free from prejudice and predisposition towards the accused and the evidence.
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Starting on Saturday, the U.S. would be free to begin testing or deploying its own weapons.
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Fans of Apothic and the others ought to be free to enjoy these wines without disapproval.
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Perhaps this is the one time when she can be free of tradition—naked, unencumbered, open.
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In a few years, even some of those convicted of terrorist offenses will be free again.
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Employees would then be free to sell their stock options in Tinder based on those valuations.
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The word 'love,' however, should be free for traders to incorporate into their trademarks for jewelry.
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Durk will now be free while he awaits trial for his alleged role in the shooting.
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The interview has been edited for clarity, * * * Hrag Vartanian: Do you think museums should be free?
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"This is a situation where free should be free, but we allege the way these companies have structured their websites and misled consumers, free has turned out not to be free at all in so many cases," Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer told NBC News.
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But this will change with each administration, so we have to really think hard about what these ... as they develop even further, what should be free and what should not be free, and what should be paid by the government and what should not be paid.
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Untethered from Europe's rotting corpse, they argue, Britain will be free to engage with the emerging world.
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The channel, which will be called PBS Kids and will be announced on Tuesday, will be free.
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As a bonus for passengers, the city stipulated that the new line would be free of advertising.
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But once people are familiar with this platform, it's going to be a way to be free.
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NBC's service will be free and supported by advertising if you already have a pay-TV account.
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It talked about creating blue oceans—oceans where, thanks to creativity and innovation, everyone could be free.
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After that, he or she'd be free to sell food and drink directly to the local community.
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She wants to be free and I feel like she wants to go back to her 20s.
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To be free, to walk where you will…Am I not philosophic here in my grated walls?
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Their freedom is a slightly crazed form of freedom where anything is allowed, anything should be free.
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Mr Cohen, who has not admitted guilt, will be free to open a new fund next year.
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I'm so grateful to be free of that responsibility, because honestly I did it for 25 years.
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After being released into the custody of the sponsor, Moe would be free to get an abortion.
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How can we be free when rising costs and shrinking wages keep our communities shackled to poverty?
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Shuttles, which will be free for riders, will run complementary to the city's existing DASH transportation fleet.
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Other times, your calendar might be free as a bird, but you're in desperate need of downtime.
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Richard Shelby and Orrin Hatch, who suggest they will be free to act after the upcoming election.
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If people want to bet their money on sporting events, they should be free to do so.
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It is a religion of liberation, a religion that says God created all people to be free.
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" And: "She wondered if I permitted myself to be free enough inside to understand what folklore was.
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Part of Markus' journey will be about confronting the idea of what is necessary to be free.
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If you're not a threat to public safety, you should be free until your case is heard.
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That is why people must be free to make their own choices about what constitutes good living.
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If you do, the trip will be free instead of the city's $1.30 per mile standard rate.
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The runway isn't clear yet, but Uber is convinced its path forward will be free of turbulence.
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It will be free for all NBC television subscribers, and it will cost $12.99 for cord cutters.
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Hong Kong authorities said on Wednesday Chan should be free to go to Taiwan and surrender himself.
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Luke just wants to be left alone and for Harlem's residents to be free of this dictatorship.
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The game will be shown on MLB Network and will be free to live stream on MLB.com.
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It is unlikely to be free, fair or even peaceful, but it may at least take place.
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Nothing will take away the fact that I was able to be free for a few moments.
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"I am never going to be free of having had to go through that experience," she said.
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Of course there's a franchise fee, because it can't be free, but they're going to own it.
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Whatever they decide, they will be free to tell their story wherever and however they see fit.
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Final Fantasy XIV might not be free-to-play, but it just got a whole lot closer.
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It will be free for the first month, and will be available in the U.S. and Canada.
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Scientists say the Arctic could be free of sea ice in the summer by midcentury or sooner.
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And so sorry for the fans who came to sing and dance and be free and happy.
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The service will be free for one year and after that, $2.49 for six months of service.
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People have told me it was the first time that they felt like they could be free.
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I just want to be free and go where I want to go with whoever I want.
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It will have no minimum balance requirements and all online transactions will be free, the company said.
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Can technology help us to ensure that elections, and their results, continue to be free and fair?
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So at this point, it's unknown whether the election will be free and fair or junta-influenced.
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It said use of the two new shuttles would be free as part of the test project.
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The standard (basic) tier is getting rebranded as Workplace Essential, and will still be free to use.
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The latest service will instead be free, and users can view products through merchants' own Facebook pages.
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According to an email from Barnacle, you can be free of the suction cups within 10 minutes.
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This profile, written before anyone knew she'd be free, reveals the depth of her courage and resilience.
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It would be free with in-game purchases available and eventually, a paid subscription for power users.
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This is time, energy and money that entrepreneurs should be free to use to grow their businesses.
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At the moment, internet services at Mumbai Central and other pilot stations will be free and unrestricted.
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All games will be free, but FanDuel is giving away $25,000 total in cash prizes to winners.
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StarCraft 2 is going to be free to play starting this month, Blizzard revealed at BlizzCon today.
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At launch, extensions will be free, but Twitch tells us that monetization details are soon to come.
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I knew instantly that I had to tell my story so that other people could be free.
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All travel modes will be free on Earth Day as a way to encourage sustainable travel methods.
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The first mile will always be free; but the question is, will anyone pay for the rest?
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Rubin wants to change that with a dashcam that would be free in exchange for its data.
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That's why teachers who agree with the union's priorities should be free to join and support it.
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But those who sign up must be free from any rate discrimination for their pre-existing conditions.
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Update March 25th, 4:40PM: Added clarification that the race content will be free for this season.
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"We want to be free," says Claudia Gonzalez, who says the situation in her country is unbearable.
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The election campaign has been dogged by worries that the election will not be free and fair.
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I'm a comic myself and I feel they should be free to make whatever jokes they want.
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The Department of Justice would also continue to be free to bring an antitrust case against providers.
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Lou Salomé, The Audacity To Be Free premiered at the SR Festival in New York in March.
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The service will also be free for AT&T's wireless customers who have an unlimited data plan.
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Uber's self-driving taxis will be free instead of charging the local rate of $1.05 per mile.
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And for the first time in a long time, I was able to let myself be free.
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Local jurisdictions would be free to choose for themselves whether to leave the statues standing, Abrams said.
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Miller said it will be free for these initial merchants, with general pricing to be announced later.
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She added that women should be free to wear the burqa if they chose to do so.
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First of all, he said, it is in society's best interest for birth control to be free.
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Too many people died trying to cross it—their only crime being their desire to be free.
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After a prize is awarded, all companies would be free to make and sell the new drug.
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We thought it was unjust for us to be free, enjoying life, while they were behind bars.
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These elections will be free, fair and transparent, and the voice of the people will be heard.
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Teachers must be free to leave and join associations that represent their perspectives and respect their choices.
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Where available, several insurers say the new services will be free with no increase in monthly premiums.
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With a "fierce" new legal team behind Avery, Greenman is hopeful that he will be free soon.
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Nor will it be free, though it will try to offer scholarships to those with indigenous heritage.
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She longed to be free of that dogged, unresponsive little figure following her everywhere around the house.
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At least one mile of public beach must always be free of development, according to Vie Magazine.
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" Mr. Qader recalled thinking: "I think I will never be free until I get my name cleared.
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The festival will be free to the public, though Wesson asked those interested in attending to RSVP.
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Individuals cannot be free or maintain any sense of autonomy if the country is mired in debt.
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Hopefully father and son can bury the hatchet there so the holidays can be free of argument.
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Women of all faiths should always be free to choose how much of their bodies they cover.
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Individual negative rights ensure that individuals will be free from interference from governments and/or other individuals.
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She said he had tried to console her, saying he would finally be free and at peace.
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The stream will be free, and the coverage is the same as what you'll see on ABCNews.
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But he indicated that the party's Senate candidates would be free to distance themselves from Mr. Trump.
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And can she really be free of her second-worst husband, Ramsay Bolton (Joffrey is still #1)?
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But for consent to be free and open, it seems that it should also be fully informed.
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While the product for teachers will be affordable, it won't be free – potentially offering another revenue stream.
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The rankings reflect right-leaning ideas about what it means for people and economies to be free.
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"People have called me desperate for paying to use a service that could be free," she said.
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Even if we were shooting ourselves in the foot, it meant more to be free and independent.
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To be a free person living in a society that claims to be free but really isn't.
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While municipal broadband may be free and open, what content will a publicly owned ISP allow through?
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They are deeply concerned for Castro's safety and want him to be free to return to Mexico.
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Van Etten's take on the subject is a propulsive lament: "I used to be free," she sings.
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Fidel issued this edict that art could be free as long as it operated within the revolution.
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" But after hearing Dr. Blasey's testimony, Ms. Gay wrote, "I wanted to tell it and be free.
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Grande should be free to do so, unfettered by our desire to put her in a box.
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The good news is that when he goes to prison, his room and board will be free.
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Some go to the dance club to be free, that is to taste that state of being.
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They should be considered as some men consider themselves, and be free to choose what they want.
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But he's a child, doing exactly what a child is supposed to do: be free to discover.
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Lenin taught that every artist has the right to be free, followed by the usual Soviet qualification.
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Instant Games will be free, so no one has to pay to download or play these games.
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This Gamora was a trained assassin, serving her father, but secretly wanting to be free of him.
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But when the law goes into effect in 270 days, all calls from jail will be free.
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Your resolution is that you get to be free of him and his controlling and manipulative ways.
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Now he will be free to sign with any team — and rejoining the Cavaliers is a possibility.
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We need new examples of ways to be free, to slip the constraints of art and life.
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Medicare Extra would be free to those with incomes below 150 percent of the federal poverty line.
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Abdilahi from SOFHA said it was her dream that one day Somaliland would be free from FGM.
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Instead, it investigates and celebrates what it means to be single, what it means to be free.
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Mothers should also be free of other medical conditions like insulin-dependent diabetes or high blood pressure.
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Next month, all products sold in the United States must be free of industrially produced trans fats.
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"One should be free to use the rest of one's life as one chooses," he has said.
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They experience internal conflict: They may desire to be free but also desire the comforts of home.
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Manning would not be free again until May 2017, four months after President Obama commuted her sentence.
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It will be free to Comcast and Cox subscribers, and it will cost $4.99 to everyone else.
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For Prime Members, two-day shipping might be free, but the cost to human lives is high.
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And CBS would be free to pursue a merger with someone like Verizon, or go it alone.
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The company says its credit lock will be free for life and be ready by Jan. 31.
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"In doing a show, there's more freedom — and it's energizing for me to be free," Yovanovitch says.
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I&aposm gonna take today to just read everything, take it all in, process, and be free.
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It wants to be free to diverge in order to strike new trade deals around the world.
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Under the plan, tuition to all state colleges would be free for students regardless of family income.
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CAPTAIN NEMO Nemo is a revolutionary fighting for the right of every human being to be free.
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I could barely wait to be free of it, to start healing, to be single occupancy again.
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He insisted on taking cases without pay so he would be free to address the wider issues.
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I believe that information should be free, and people have the right to have access to information.
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What I wished for without knowing it: to be free from my own desire to be desired.
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It will cost $4.99 a month, but will be free for one year with new Apple products.
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I don't, it's freedom and evolution for me...All of us, I feel, aspire to be free.
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Legally, then, you may be free to keep quiet about your health issues as a job candidate.
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Additionally, the Tesla employees say they want to be free to express themselves without fear of retribution.
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Only then the Africans can be free and the continent can aspire to live free of colonialism.
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Multidisciplinary teams of scientific experts must be free to conduct thorough peer-review of the pertinent science.
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Western countries and the United Nations have expressed concern the vote might not be free or fair.
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He asked that he be free to use "all laws available" to enforce the Controlled Substances Act.
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St. Clair claims to be "free from the tyranny of ambition," and you can see his point.
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National leaders are resisting that push, insisting that they should be free to choose whomever they wish.
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Emotions were high throughout the day as students pleaded for their campus to be free from police.
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It said to help families and communities during the coronavirus crisis, delivery would be free of charge.
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Millions of Americans are similarly hoping for the day when they can be free from chronic pain.
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He might be free of the public accusations of sexual misconduct that have piled up against Trump.
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On the topic of value, we know that console streaming for existing console owners will be free, we similarly know that 1080p streaming on Stadia will be free once you buy games on the platform, though if you want 4K resolution, you'll have to pony up $9.99 per month.
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But the tech specs page says that the upgrade will be free until the end of the year.
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The backpack was found to be free of any hazardous materials, the Secret Service said in its statement.
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Even better, the new target could be free of worrying side effects seen with traditional DBS, like mania.
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"People should be free to walk down the street without being watched by the government," the letter says.
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Beginning in April, a handful of classes will be free on all Virgin flights, and the entire Lynda.
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I want us to be free-market capitalists, and I want all the growth that comes with that.
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We should all be free to live out our beliefs about important moral issues like same-sex marriage.
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"Personally I believe information should be free and I am a fan of open source, so why not?"
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We would overthrow the tyrant and then the Iraqi people would be free to create their own democracy.
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Mario World" will be free, Nintendo plans to make money from the game: Spending real money on "Dr.
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Journalists like all Americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job.
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Journalists, like all Americans, should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job.
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The company had said it would shift its original programming to be free and ad-supported last year.
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I would like my village to be free so that we can move and do our jobs normally.
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Erdogan said on Wednesday that entrance to the park would be free until election night on March 31.
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"In any democracy, journalists must be free to carry out their jobs without fear or intimidation," Field said.
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Unshackled from semi-slavery, Eritreans would be free to find or create jobs they actually want to do.
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However, other provinces would surely look askance if Saskatchewan were seen to be free-riding on their sacrifices.
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"The money intrigued me, but the ability to be free creatively is what drew me in," Daley says.
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Insurers will now be free to make those consumers bear much more of the cost of their care.
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The House would then be free to send a Republican other than Mr Trump to the White House.
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And while he is grateful to be free of the hateful environment in Russia, it's a little bittersweet.
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Both overtime and any end-of-year bonuses offered by employers would be free of taxes and charges.
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Instead they will be free agents, able to vote for whoever they choose at the convention in Cleveland.
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"The U.K. may actually be able to be free from some of the EU's burdensome regulations," he said.
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She traces the perception that science should be free and unimpeded by borders and politics to this era.
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The navigational corridor wasn't tight enough, and the device assumed that the desert would be free of obstacles.
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Smith said the new plan would be free for the first year of ownership on a new BMW.
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"Oh, I'll be free / Just like that bluebird," he sings as he shakes his hands at the heavens.
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Because downloading the app will be free, the revenue model is based on advertising and on-demand sales.
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Many of their services appear to be free, but users "pay" for them by giving away their data.
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If he doesn't want to have sex, he'll be free to go deep, emotionally, with his final contestants.
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"People should be free to walk down the street without being watched by the government," the ACLU said.
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So it's likely that at least some of this content will be free to stream for Apple's customers.
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And I just don't agree with perpetuating the perception that music has no value and should be free.
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A majority of the public reckon married people should be free to choose their surnames, according to polls.
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I didn't want to have to touch her too much this season, I want her to be free.
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"Way back in the '80s, we wanted everything to be free because we were hippie socialists," said Lanier.
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Want to feel what it's like to be free from gravity, but can't get yourself to the ISS?
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The sessions will cost me $251.06 each until I meet my deductible, and then they will be free!
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Unshackled from GE, and now with his own balance sheet, Murphy will be free to pursue more deals.
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Photographs on the respective sites will continue to be free for all users as well, according to Perkins.
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Spark 2.0 will be free for existing Spark users, and it's currently available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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Before you know it, the world will be free of pesky wires that always turn into cable spaghetti.
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Otherwise, there would be free money available for those investing in country A and hedging their currency exposure.
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The memorial would be free, but the museum would charge a small admission fee, according to the foundation.
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O&aposGRADY: She could run under a banner that says why can&apost everything be free, you know.
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Reached by phone, a Comcast spokesperson told Gizmodo that the verification service will be free on its network.
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But for now, the cars won&apost be free of human control or respond to ride-hailing calls.
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Or at least we wanted more issues to be free of the predictable party line dichotomy every time.
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Taking Medicaid and SCHIP enrollees and placing them in a more generous, Medicare-like program wouldn't be free.
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This is about whether we as Americans should be free to buy what kind of insurance we want.
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As a result, and until the end of the run, the exhibition will now be free to visit.
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