"This individual was status-driven, based on how he liked to be recognized in the casino environment and how he liked to be recognized by his friends and family," Lombardo said.
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They demanded they be recognized as voting members of Congress.
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Parente didn't elaborate on when the loss would be recognized.
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You're about to be recognized for your efforts at work.
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And you will be noticed, and it will be recognized.
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Only laws enacted by the National Assembly would be recognized.
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Before Joel, I had still believed I could be recognized.
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"I want to be recognized as an individual," he said.
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Approved refunds should be recognized as collateral by financial institutions.
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But certainly John McCain should be recognized in some way.
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And that responsibility should be recognized, acknowledged, and taken seriously.
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Now it's your turn to be recognized for your contribution.
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That has to be recognized as a universal human right.
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It's an entitlement and civil right that should be recognized.
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Whether that choice will be recognized remains an open question.
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How can the victims' lives be recognized, honored, and celebrated?
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These women are athletes, and they really should be recognized.
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We will be recognized as the responsible registered gun owners.
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It will not be recognized as the state's seventh official religion.
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And it's important for Murray to be recognized for her accomplishments.
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Someone who deserves to be recognized outside of the pulp niche.
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The right of belligerency of the state will not be recognized.
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Suicide bombers shave in order not to be recognized before the
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We need to be recognized as people who will be missed.
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Stress Disorder came to be recognized, after Holocaust survivors sought financial
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"If we cannot be recognized I move to adjourn," Blumenthal said.
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I want to be recognized as someone who has done it.
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Even at a later age, dyslexia can be recognized and mitigated.
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This way, we're sure to find inspectors that won't be recognized.
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"They didn't want to be recognized as a minority," he said.
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I was excited to be recognized, and bummed that I lost.
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Sydney desperately wants to be recognized as a global food destination.
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As a woman, you must be so pleased to be recognized.
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Yeah, Arnold was unhurt and said, 'It's nice to be recognized.
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And this week, it is his driver's turn to be recognized.
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He said Gen Z's influence is just starting to be recognized.
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You can be recognized for your work, internationally, by the world.
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And Idahoans' right to bear arms must be recognized in Oregon.
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Neither will it ever formally be recognized as a nuclear power.
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Women's rights have been slow to be recognized in Sierra Leone.
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In 2010, Mr. Zattoni sued Father Tosi, demanding to be recognized.
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It was really extraordinary for them to be recognized by Malala.
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But I don't think someone should be recognized for their size alone.
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The evolutionary outcome will be recognized by many aging Northern Hemisphere democracies.
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"She did awesome and she deserves to be recognized 100%," Caldwell said.
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It took over a century for her pioneering work to be recognized.
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What was it like to be recognized today at the White House?
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You can't assume you'll be recognized and rewarded simply for delivering results.
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Who could galvanize the people, while the people struggle to be recognized?
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Crase's writing occupies an expansive, complex space that needs to be recognized.
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Will Greta Gerwig be recognized for her directorial debut with Lady Bird?
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"They too can be recognized for even a small donation," she said.
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It's a practice that should be recognized for what it is: slavery.
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Anyone voicing such ideas today would be recognized — correctly — as a Republican.
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This is a crucial difference between the parties that must be recognized.
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He wants to be recognized for his service, and he has been.
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Speaking out takes huge courage, and that courage needs to be recognized.
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Likewise, the 1944 deportation should be recognized as an act of genocide.
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Sessions helped him achieve that, and he should be recognized for it.
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In return, the Taliban would be recognized as a legitimate political group.
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How does it feel to be recognized with such an important award?
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Trout might be recognized walking along Fifth Avenue, but he might not.
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This is a major difference that should be recognized by the law.
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So many I didn't know but whose lives deserved to be recognized.
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The handlers said that the dogs' military service should be recognized, too.
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These legitimate sales deserve to be recognized as such in the law.
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But Kipchoge's performance will not be recognized as an official world record.
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The impact of their efforts must be recognized with more than praise.
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The rule govern when the revenue for these contracts may be recognized.
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We have a lot to offer that has yet to be recognized.
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"I think that our execution will be recognized by the marketplace," he said.
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" Instagram: "It's more me showing you how I think happiness can be recognized.
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ET. "To be recognized alongside a true hero is an honor," she adds.
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And it's created some visibility for black indigenous folks to also be recognized.
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Jordan Peele is the fifth black man to be recognized in this category.
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The revenue, which is recurring, will be deferred and not be recognized immediately.
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Laura Dern even said that Witherspoon's birthday should be recognized as a holiday.
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It's a short form episodic series; it should be eligible to be recognized.
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It's come to be recognized as a wide array of shades and hues.
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Five of the top U.S. student poets will be recognized at a Sep.
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If they're presented again, they can usually be recognized; they can be relearned.
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"To be recognized as an All-Star, it's just crazy," Vogt told reporters.
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Biodiversity has significant economic value, which should be recognized in national accounting systems.
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The concealed carry permits they issued would no longer be recognized in Virginia.
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Most of the costs will be recognized in the fourth quarter, GoPro said.
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First, that Catalonia is a nation that exists within Spain must be recognized.
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And then I'd be recognized, and all of a sudden it would turn.
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"I don't want to be recognized as someone's sister or daughter," she said.
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The winners will be recognized at a ceremony and benefit dinner on Nov.
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In America, I had hoped that true ability and achievement would be recognized.
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The Piscataway tribe of Native Americans indigenous to the area will be recognized.
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Do you think that the economic value of domestic labor should be recognized?
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" Social media, she added, "should be recognized as a global public-health threat.
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Because humans are social creatures and want to be recognized for doing good.
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You can make good money, get a career, be recognized by your country.
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All different types of news should be recognized, even if it's tough to read.
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Winfrey is ready to be recognized for something totally different by the youngest moviegoers.
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That when they work hard and are creative, they'll be recognized, rewarded and seen.
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But the author herself is a fascinating figure and deserves to be recognized today.
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"The most important thing is never to be recognized," Christian explains as we wait.
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A transgender woman, the Pentagon hasn't accepted Manning's request to be recognized as female.
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"I literally can't be recognized on the floor of the Senate," she told Lemon.
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"I appeal to be recognized on your sense of decency and integrity," he said.
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" Says Deborah: "I feel confident with the age-progressions that [Lisa] will be recognized.
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At this point, Dev Hynes should be recognized for what he is: an auteur.
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I am so truly honored to be recognized by the Academy again this year.
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It's about how each of us wants to be recognized, cared for, and loved.
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Lennon mentions Neil Harbisson, the world's first person to be recognized as a cyborg.
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Researchers believe there are more species of arachnids that have yet to be recognized.
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All staff in the [publicly-funded] NHS want these days is to be recognized.
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Colombia: New assembly won't be recognized International pressure against Venezuela's election has been increasing.
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It is critical that Congress approve the deal for these benefits to be recognized.
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And that needs to be recognized as much as the fact that they're victims.
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Please include as much detail as to why your nominee deserves to be recognized.
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" He added, "Kratom's at a point where it needs to be recognized as medicine.
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It is exhilarating to see a character you created be recognized and well received.
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Its efforts will be recognized next month at a major climate conference in California.
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During the event, however, Mr. Trump asked their families to stand and be recognized.
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But his time, 1:59:40, will not be recognized as a world record.
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It took Mr. Pitt decades to be recognized with an Oscar for his acting.
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People want to be recognized as more than a cog in your success machine.
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Though the annexation shouldn't be recognized legally, American sanctions on Russia should be lifted.
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"Would that emissions reduction be recognized in an international scheme?" asked CEO Steve Oldham.
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However, his time, 1:20213:40, will not be recognized as a world record.
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The New Yorker detailed the intense process to be recognized by the couture syndicate.
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It would die out eventually, I thought, because women would be recognized as equals.
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ISRAEL'S WEST BANK SETTLEMENTS WOULD BE RECOGNIZED BY THE UNITED STATES -SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
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She then asked law enforcement officers in the audience to stand and be recognized.
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"We believe tests that meet comparable standards should be recognized across borders," he added.
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When she did, she wore a hat and dark glasses lest she be recognized.
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It's serious because it is about people demanding that their humanity be recognized as valuable.
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And when artists make something so well-loved, it's nice to be recognized for it.
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As the momentum for integration stumbles, that fact may, in this new year, be recognized.
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"The value of work ... should be recognized & rewarded no matter who performs it," she writes.
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Facebook is letting you decide whether or not you want your face to be recognized.
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"My ambition is to create a Polish brand that would be recognized worldwide," he said.
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But they're doing amazing things right now that deserve to be recognized and celebrated, too.
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I've been in law enforcement 15 years and I've never done it to be recognized.
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And yes, as the name implies, this time around, television stars will be recognized too.
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To be recognized for my contribution to the beauty industry is a dream come true!
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To be recognized by my peers in such distinguished company gives me a special joy.
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To be recognized for my solo work makes me take a deep breath and smile.
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I'm a transgender person that wants to be recognized for my feminine essence and aspect.
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If she was arrested today, Brown would be recognized as a victim of human trafficking.
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We obviously don't need to tell you how appropriate it is that Oprah be recognized.
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It is the first new North American mastodon species to be recognized in 50 years.
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"Indonesia will be recognized by the world with our poco-poco," said participant Mila Hardjo.
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" Said another, "If you wanted to be recognized and noticed, you had to be social.
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I'm a transgender person who wants to be recognized for my feminine essence and aspect.
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And there were a lot of women that were involved that need to be recognized.
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I feel incredibly honored to be recognized among the other amazing women in this category.
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To be recognized in this way moves me to tears, the gratitude, the love, gahhhhhh!!
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It'll be recognized automatically, and simply work in any Steam games that have controller support.
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Nuclear energy must be recognized for the significant environmental benefits it brings to our country.
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The contracts have different terms, so it's unclear exactly when the revenue will be recognized.
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He was asked what it was like to be recognized so often at the convention.
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All that ever existed were conscious self-models that could not be recognized as models. . . .
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The Rohingya say they want guarantees over their safety and to be recognized as citizens.
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Last month, Hess CEO John Hess said OPEC should be recognized for stabilizing oil markets.
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What people really want is sincere appreciation — to be recognized and appreciated for their efforts.
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These clinicians must meet strict criteria in order to be recognized as certified group psychotherapists.
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We want the humanity of all people, regardless of background, to be recognized in sentencing.
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Magazine, the building can be recognized from a picture taken by Lord Snowdon in 1999.
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"We are fighting for womanhood, just to be recognized in the first place," she said.
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But conversions in Israel would be recognized only if done by a state-mandated court.
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Times critics try not to stand out, but they may be recognized, and often are.
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"It was to be recognized, I think, for something that was deeply personal," he said.
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With a community and identity, asexuals can now finally be recognized by the larger culture.
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"It was mind-blowing to be recognized on the global stage" last year, he said.
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Women are part of every American moment, and their contributions should be recognized and celebrated.
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"Should authors be recognized for this type of use of their works?" asks the office.
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To be recognized with an award that bears Michael H. Goldberg's name is very special.
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Chinese people, especially those in Wuhan, should be recognized for the role they have played.
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"The Little Shell is not the last legitimate tribe to be recognized," Mr. Clause said.
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When designing and implementing programming, the potential to do harm must be recognized and mitigated.
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L'Ouverture wanted to be recognized by the slave-owning white planters and by the French.
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Later, the actress added that she would love to be recognized again during awards season.
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Williams's victory is worth recognizing and probably would be recognized regardless of the cultural atmosphere.
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The step was mandatory for the sale to be recognized by a notary, it said.
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Davies, the Central Michigan president, said both Wilsons deserved to be recognized on their special day.
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If one contiguous Palestinian state cannot be recognized, then the two-state solution may be dead.
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And it's important for that to be recognized and not misrepresented and misconstrued in any way.
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Apple's massive reach lets the accessibility community be recognized and share the spotlight, and deservedly so.
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She's also the first and only ballet dancer to be recognized as an Under Armour athlete.
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She was one of the first American women to be recognized for her contributions to science.
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But claims can only be recognized at the federal ministry level, and not by local officials.
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Dame Darcy is a counterculture legend and deserves to be recognized for her greatness more often.
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If they can be recognized as users of specific cast fetish forums, they are quickly banned.
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If approved, the Anthropocene would be recognized alongside other epochs, such as the Pleistocene and Holocene.
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He will become the first American fashion designer to be recognized with the honorary knighthood insignia.
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The next day, after a long battle over whose delegates would be recognized, the balloting began.
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"It's amazing to be recognized for something you've worked on for your whole life," she says.
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Instead, she says that the high number of crimes needs to be recognized and not ignored.
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Like anyone, trafficking survivors want to be recognized for their personal and professional contributions and accomplishment.
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"This legislation is about visualizing an invisible workforce and having domestic work be recognized as work."
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Your hard work will be recognized and any rifts with authority figures will be easily managed.
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Hopefully it won't take just as long for other greats within the genre to be recognized.
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There were two crucial takeaways from the episode with "The Interview" that need to be recognized.
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A businessman and an inventor, he was eager to be recognized as a patron of culture.
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Probably not, but the referendum should be recognized for what it is: an expression of discontent.
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Freedom and dignity of faith must be recognized as an inalienable right for all of humanity.
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She acknowledged, however, that female players have to work harder than male players to be recognized.
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Hard work pays off, Leo, and you have what it takes to be recognized for it.
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He will someday be recognized as a truly great Justice of The United States Supreme Court!
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The company also just settled a lawsuit with drivers who wanted to be recognized as employees.
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"I just thought, hey, this guy deserves to be recognized for his sacrifice," Mr. Hight said.
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It is time for it to come fully into the light, to be recognized and vindicated.
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And a veteran, Fischer said, deserved to be recognized for his service with a proper burial.
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I want Guam to be recognized as the beautiful island with wonderful people that it is.
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When Mr. Harris said it should be recognized as a massacre, the white man became belligerent.
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Today's picks: • Unpaid domestic violence leave will be recognized in Australia, while paid leave is rejected.
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"I would be humbled to be recognized for my work in journalism any year," she said.
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The attempt may fail and still be recognized, as long as it was done with courage.
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Brown said same-sex couples already married under Bermuda law will still be recognized as married.
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Louie Gohmert of Texas asking to be recognized to submit another item for the congressional record.
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Mr. McCain held out his arm, waiting to be recognized once more, and dropped his thumb.
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Instead, I want the humanity of all people, regardless of background, to be recognized in sentencing.
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Nashville in particular, she says, is a town where everyone brands themselves, desperate to be recognized.
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"Once that dog goes in [the registry], he can be recognized anywhere in the world," says Boyd.
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Was it fun to get made up and walk around New York City and not be recognized?
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"In reality, the situation in the country is deteriorating and it needs to be recognized," he said.
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They are also asking to be recognized as employees, or "workers," rather than as self-employed contractors.
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Only in the later 19th century would it be recognized as the contagious bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB).
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I have no idea if it will lead to an Oscar, but it's wonderful to be recognized.
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Pyongyang wants to be recognized as an equal to the US and seeks talks to demonstrate that.
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A most relevant advantage that must be recognized by policy makers in the Trump and Clinton campaigns.
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"It feels cool to be recognized," Shukoff, who is known as Nice Peter on YouTube, told Mashable.
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Revenues for the agreement will start to be recognized in the second quarter of 2017, Nokia said.
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At the same time, an object needs to be covered in order to be recognized at all.
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To qualify, the house must be recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, Greene-Lewis said.
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Their collaboration, then, should be recognized for what it was: one legend recognizing another in the making.
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Other players may lack comparable binary investment decisions, but they want their track record to be recognized.
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The company had sought to be recognized as one of around 60 firms with fully recognized status.
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Even if you've done a good job, you can't wait to, or assume you will, be recognized.
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It took years for her role to be recognized, and Gabriel forcefully insists that she was robbed.
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Accounting rules require Microsoft to recognize revenue from the software to be recognized in pieces over time.
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The Rohingya say they want guarantees over their safety and to be recognized as citizens before returning.
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Social networks operate algorithms that are in effect editorial policy, and they should be recognized as such.
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Two in particular deserve to be recognized for some of the most spectacular space photos ever seen.
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But the value of knitting, especially hand-knitting, is beginning to be recognized beyond the crafting sphere.
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The lawsuit demands that his daughter be recognized as a US citizen and returned to the country.
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So much work from so many went into those early years for this issue to be recognized.
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Svetlana Alexievich (2015) is one of the rare nonfiction writers to be recognized by the Nobel committee.
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Speech proceeding from a point of view can at least be recognized as such and then countered.
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The House impeachment managers who would effectively act as prosecuting attorneys would be recognized on Thursday, Jan.
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The most memorable screen performance of 2016 won't be recognized at the Oscars in a couple weeks.
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But 40 years earlier, another woman passed the course and fought for her right to be recognized.
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It follows the stream of consciousness of a young author waiting to be recognized for his work.
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Mr. Murray, 66, may always be recognized by his fans as one of the world's greatest comedians.
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These dimensions create a mental "face space" in which an infinite number of faces can be recognized.
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I would venture to say were she white and blond from Texas, she would be recognized differently.
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While his service and sacrifice should be recognized, Bharara is not entitled to hold this position indefinitely.
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Real progress will come when solid and uncompromising television journalism doesn't need to be recognized with trophies.
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When the group was asked to stand and be recognized, the hundreds in attendance burst into applause.
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So freedom, in order to be fully exercised, needs to be recognized as such by other people?
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Amid all the headlines surrounding her allegations against Dr. Luke, she deserves to be recognized for her music.
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Submit your nominations here and include as much detail as to why your nominee deserves to be recognized.
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They want to be recognized as a global leader on various issues, and this is a global issue.
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I am humbled to be recognized among such a wonderful group of nominees, all of whom I admire.
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Latifah is one of seven honorees who will be recognized for their efforts at Harvard's Hutchins Center Honors.
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Belgium's North Sea minister said he would investigate whether the wreck could be recognized as a heritage site.
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Neither of these categories are limited by genre, and Get Out should absolutely be recognized in them both.
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Netflix's buzzy psychological thriller Maniac and past nominees GLOW and Atlanta also failed to be recognized as series.
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Such money would be recognized in the period that agreements are reached with carriers, T. Rowe Price said.
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Drama is just as tough; Call Me By Your Name is expected to be recognized alongside Lady Bird.
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When they do get the chance to make waves, their accomplishments are still less likely to be recognized.
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Machines should be recognized as the inventors of their creations, but they shouldn't own patents, argue the researchers.
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For Native American and Latina women, Equal Pay Day won't be recognized until September 5003 and November 2500.
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Below The Heavens, though, is very much their magnum opus, and it deserves to be recognized as such.
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We want to hear about it and why it should be recognized as a standout product at CES.
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AND SO, OUR GOAL IS TO SHOW THEIR VALUE TO THE MARKET AND BE RECOGNIZED FOR THAT VALUE.
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The attractor and the system's sensitivity to initial conditions would eventually be recognized as foundations of chaos theory.
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The assembly has a "fake origin and therefore, the results will not be recognized," Santos said in Barranquilla.
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It is coming to be recognized that it is impossible to continue the play under the present rules.
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Mr. Green (Reinhard) would play lookout, because as a Transylvania student, he might be recognized in the library.
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The kolis also want to be recognized as indigenous people, so their land and rights are better protected.
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Now, he said, young sailors need to win in foiling boats to be recognized by a Cup team.
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For Native American and Latina women, Equal Pay Day won't be recognized until September 23th and November 21st.
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Her performance on "Fleabag" was the best work we've seen all year and should be recognized as such.
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The Cheney-focused flick wasn't the only project with political ties to be recognized by the Golden Globes.
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In the 1930s, Farnsworth waged a successful legal battle to be recognized as the inventor of electronic television.
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It details his drive to be recognized not only as talented, but also extremely dedicated to his fans.
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Women artists have only recently begun to be recognized in the canon and still only in minor ways.
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The first class of female Eagle Scouts will be recognized in 2020, according to Boy Scouts of America.
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This has to be recognized as part of their business model and not just a one-off problem.
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"She wanted to be recognized as herself, not because she was the daughter of someone," Mr. Loyzance said.
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Population recovery efforts should be recognized and celebrated, not used to keep species on the list in perpetuity.
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Daylight saving is repealed in 1919, but continues to be recognized in certain areas of the United States.
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Whatever rationalizations are applied, this will ultimately be recognized for what it is: a cowardly dereliction of duty.
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Explain in your own words why Eliud Kipchoge's record-setting marathon time won't be recognized as official. 2.
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In some cases, one holiday has replaced another, and in other cases, the two will be recognized simultaneously.
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Principally, he wanted to win the Ballon d'Or, to be recognized as the finest player on the planet.
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Daylight saving was repealed in 1919, but continued to be recognized in certain areas of the United States.
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Combes has come to be recognized as a turnaround strategist during his 30 years in the telecom industry.
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"We will request to be recognized and to be allowed participation in Congress," Rosselló Nevares told The Hill.
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I wanted to be recognized as worthy just for my speech and manners, as Sara Crewe had been.
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I realized I needed the structure of the marriage, and to be recognized as part of a couple.
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Personal responsibility must be recognized from the top of the corporate board down to the product development teams.
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For my work on Game of Thrones to be recognized in this way is an emotional moment for me.
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To be recognized without having white tablecloths and a PR representative or 38 dollar entrees, people appreciated being noticed.
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And yet... we feel reasonably confident that certain films and performers will be recognized at the 2017 Academy Awards.
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North Korea wants to be recognized as a real player on the world stage, and they're getting precisely that.
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He also turned enough heads during the season to be recognized with a spot in the All-LCS Team.
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Enshrinees from the Direct Elect Committees will be recognized at the NCAA Men's Final Four in Houston in April.
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Comments of this nature are damaging to women, who should be recognized for their accomplishments not their physical beauty.
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There are many games, famous and overlooked, that should be recognized for making the NES the powerhouse it was.
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And are any of us capable of doing good work without longing to be recognized or rewarded for it?
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But the movie, adapted from James Baldwin's 1974 novel, was expected to be recognized in the more coveted categories.
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I want to be recognized because I'm creating good art that influences people in a positive and informative way.
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" This Is Us' Ron Cephas Jones said in a statement, "I'm humbled to be recognized by the academy again.
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More generally, investments in human capital have to be recognized as a fundamental growth factor for the U.S. economy.
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He's been writing lyrics that affect people's lives for a long time now and he deserves to be recognized.
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The group regulates the unicode characters so they can be recognized across different devices and platforms across the industry.
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The painting features a ghostly figure, just barely articulated by a line drawing to be recognized as a woman.
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In fact, adaptogens have yet to be recognized as a proven "cure" for anything by any major health organization.
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Unlike the river drawings nearby, the Chesapeake Bay is sufficiently iconic to be recognized before the title claims it.
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But Galbraith believed that in an advanced capitalist economy, the inevitability of bigness needed to be recognized, even embraced.
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KC: I'm always amazed at the lengths that black artists, specifically women, have go through just to be recognized.
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All I want is for tea drinkers to finally speak up for themselves and be recognized as caffeinated equals.
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A vibrant and competitive industry can be recognized by how hard its leaders have to work to stay ahead.
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Your planetary ruler Venus moves into Cancer, helping you be recognized and valued for your achievements and well-connectedness.
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Israeli courts have ordered marriages abroad to be recognized by the state providing a loophole for same sex marriage.
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"Although this study does not establish causation due to the scientific methodology, this association should be recognized," Bresler said.
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Considering these conditions, the famous mutinies in 1917 can be recognized as an act of desperation rather than cowardice.
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U.S. officials say they will continue to fight China over its demands to be recognized as a market economy.
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"These delayed shipments will be recognized in (the current quarter) and U.S. trading is now regaining momentum," he said.
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They "have comfort of knowing no matter what, that this marriage will be recognized around the world," Nam said.
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The people who did are gifted artists who should — and will — continue to be recognized for their immense talent.
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And just the impact and importance it has to be recognized for who I am in a positive light.
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But our will and desire to be a responsible member of the international community should be recognized and supported.
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It is customary for past nominees to sit in prime spots to be recognized and receive adoring standing ovations.
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But if you intend to return and hope to be recognized and treated even better, you might tip more.
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Things will really begin clicking now—all the hard work you've been putting in is going to be recognized.
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Please include your contact information and as many details as possible on why your nominee deserves to be recognized.
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However, uncomfortable as it may be, it needs to be recognized that the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v.
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At the same time, their reports of sexual violence are less likely to be recognized by the legal system.
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"This means that Taiwan will once again be recognized as part of China, which doesn't represent reality," she wrote.
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Therefore, Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School will no longer be recognized as a Catholic institution by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.
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When he left the car, he clamped a black cap over his silver hair, hoping not to be recognized.
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Russia also had opposed Kosovo's efforts to be recognized by FIFA and, earlier, by European soccer's governing body, UEFA.
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In addition, we're offering an ongoing weekly opportunity for your students to be recognized via our Current Events Conversation.
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"She's just so cool by even doing that, for being someone who doesn't need to be recognized," she said.
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It is especially thrilling to be recognized for our work on such a magnificent epic film by Quentin Tarantino.
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After all, can a dog be recognized for the same depth of emotion that a human actor could convey?
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" Jennifer Lopez, Best Supporting Actress for "Hustlers" "I could not be more proud to be recognized by the HFPA!
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A fourth would allow concealed carry permits obtained in other states to be recognized in the District of Columbia.
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One former employee came to lunch in a disguise, worried that she might be recognized speaking to a reporter.
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When pregnant workers are not considered to be competent actors, discriminatory behavior may not even be recognized as discrimination.
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) activists are still fighting for the achievements of their predecessors to be recognized.
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In a race with a Jewish candidate, this image should be recognized as offensive, raising classic anti-Semitic tropes.
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It should be recognized as a necessary step toward finding better balance in a difficult but essential trade relationship.
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I agree that the Whitney was generous and that the museum should be recognized and commended for their efforts.
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After Bareilles' performance, an extended photo gallery of more than 200 filmmakers, artists and executives will be recognized on Oscar.com.
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Burnout has been redefined by the World Health Organization (WHO) to be recognized as a form of work-induced stress.
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Louis Tomlinson may be recognized around the world, but his childhood friends make sure he doesn't let fame change him.
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If he does that, then he should be recognized as being a player, a normal player in the western world.
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Who voted for and against Sessions "I literally can't be recognized on the floor of the Senate," she told Lemon.
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It's a chance to see works by the great masters of photography alongside new voices just beginning to be recognized.
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This is a fantastic time to show your talents to the world—and to be recognized for your hard work!
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He wants to be recognized as a nuclear power and may see negotiations as a way to bolster that image.
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"Boys are usually more active than girls, therefore boys are more likely to be recognized due to hyperactivity," he said.
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I don't need to be recognized, I don't need to be flattered in that way, I don't need that attention.
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Your abilities and limitations need to be recognized and addressed in every care plan that's developed for your loved one.
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It's an opportunity for countries to show off their emerging companies and be recognized as world leaders in tech innovation.
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And though he's been nominated and won several awards since, some of his biggest achievements have failed to be recognized.
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But it's almost odder that it took this long for a fertility app to be recognized as a contraceptive tool.
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The way I think of anarchism is that it refuses to recognize an authority that doesn't deserve to be recognized.
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"It's such an honor to be recognized with the March of Dimes Grace Kelly Award," Hudson says in a statement.
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Rosario Dawson will be recognized for her advocacy and activism at this month's GLSEN Respect Awards, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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The trailer isn't opulent or even particularly well-ventilated, but it's been our home, and it deserves to be recognized.
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"For the jewelry never to be recognized, we made the decision to melt them," Khedache reportedly said in his testimony.
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And I think that wanting to be recognized ... You like being in a generic Upper West Side Zabar's ... I do.
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Nonproliferation will be recognized as the primary mission of the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, acting collegially.
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Fitbit has also worked to be recognized as a serious health product, in the wake of the Apple Watch's successes.
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There's courageousness in fighting for your kind of love to be recognized as normal, as humane, as yours to define.
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De Lavallade said that she was "honored" to be recognized and would attend the awards ceremony at the Kennedy Center.
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Meanwhile, in the countryside, police often wore masks out of fear they'd be recognized and their families would be murdered.
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As they proceed, there are some legitimate issues that need to be recognized and not sacrificed as legislation is developed.
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"We aren't achieving world peace here, but it's nice to be recognized by the federal government as Hoosiers," said Sen.
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" On Israel: Trump also said he believes Jerusalem should be recognized as the capital of Israel: "The answer is yes.
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She does this with grace and strength, all but knowing she'll never be recognized for what she's able to accomplish.
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"Personal responsibility must be recognized from the top of the corporate board down to the product development teams," they continued.
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However, it needs to be recognized that delinquencies are high in absolute terms because lending is at an elevated level.
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I feel like his work should be recognized for its artistic value, but also its historical significance and cultural value.
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Meanwhile, those affected by FAS remain positive that the condition will be recognized by the public as a legitimate disorder.
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But Taylor Swift demanding that her achievements be recognized as her own and not someone else's isn't empowering: It's inspiring.
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Would you say that demanding that people scan their faces so they can be recognized by an algorithm fun times?
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The original absurdity has flattened into the familiarity of the over-humped meme—something that exists primarily to be recognized.
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"They're supposed to achieve and be recognized as men," Dr. Fink said, referring to the double standard faced by women.
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"There's definitely this fight to be recognized as elite athletes because there's not enough people who get it," Manley said.
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As Gizmodo previously reported, the the new robot has yet to be recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records.
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But foreign women who move there soon find that only men can be recognized as the head of a household.
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Uber drivers are fighting to be recognized as workers, so that they can qualify for minimum wage and vacation pay.
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This is a tremendous honor just to be recognized alongside so many inspiring actors who I've watched for so long.
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The wines of Mount Etna may be getting all the attention, but the wines of Vittoria deserve to be recognized.
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And I would just note to members, you will be recognized by seniority for a period up to seven minutes.
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Representative K. Michael Conaway, Republican of Texas, kept insisting to be recognized, complaining of "disparaging remarks" made against his party.
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The Constitution of 1789 should always be recognized as one of the most influential legal and democratic documents ever constructed.
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Once Joyce discovered him, Svevo, the author of "Zeno's Conscience," went on to be recognized as a comic modernist master.
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All four will be recognized during "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute" airing live Sunday, December 8 at 8 p.m.
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He appeared to know all senators by name and state as they asked to be recognized for their respective questions.
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That was a big deal, and it's what finally made us feel like we would be recognized as a couple.
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The significance of Leavitt's work, as an example, can be recognized in the results of a more publicly acclaimed astronomer.
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I feel very humbled today to be recognized by our guild which comprises the very artists that I admire most.
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Trump on Thursday morning tweeted that it was "so ridiculous" for Thunberg to be recognized as Person of the Year.
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"Personal responsibility must be recognized from the top of the corporate board down to the product development teams," they wrote.
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To be recognized as a future leader, you need to make sure you're in that top one percent, said Reed.
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"The anticipation is usually the worst part so yes, I'm really happy for the show to be recognized," she said.
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Theron and Hardy more than held their own, and of the two, Theron especially deserves to be recognized for that.
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At the age of 20, Phillis Wheatley became the first ever African-American woman to be recognized as a published poet.
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Jenny longs to be recognized as both a "daughter" to her mother, and as a "normal" teenage girl by her peers.
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When the 2018 Oscar nominations were announced, Gerwig became the fifth female to ever be recognized in the Best Director category.
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The network wrote that on May 31st, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee will be recognized social change by the television academy.
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This should also be recognized by startups trying to do something similar but better than what a popular service already does.
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I am privileged and honored to be recognized by my peers in but in these settings I can't feel the recognition.
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I am privileged and honored to be recognized by my peers in but in these settings I can't feel the recognition.
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Leading up to the vote on the declaration of war against Japan, Rankin asked to be recognized to debate the resolution.
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In this, at least, Curtis's access to photography tools and training can justifiably be recognized as a product of his time.
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Discrimination, bias and disadvantage still exist daily for people of color, which needs to be recognized before it can be challenged.
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I was ecstatic to be recognized at work, and that wasn't even the best part about my life at the time.
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He said he found the costume in a store and painted his face so that he wouldn't be recognized in public.
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We'd gotten used to it over in Europe, but to actually be recognized over the pond was quite exiting for us.
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Despite what happened then, it should be recognized that over the last 25 years Biden has championed women in some ways.
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Still, Russian Olympic leadership and the flag itself will not be recognized at the Games, per the conditions from the IOC.
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White women will wait a few days after April 22018 for their Equal Pay Day to be recognized on April 19.
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But it was sufficiently awkward and uncomfortable to be in that kind of job [and be] recognized from time to time.
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Their goal was to define the official guidelines of Wiccanism and to be recognized by the U.S. government as a religion.
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Hopefully, in the very next year, we'll be recognized, and then we get grants, access to better facilities and so on.
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"It was just construction that was later adopted in order to not be recognized as a terrorist group," Pritlove said jokingly.
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"It's essential that biased crime against trans people be recognized as a serious national problem," she said in a phone interview.
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But this exhibit posits that Limonious should be recognized not just by reggae fans, but by the art world at large.
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" In fact, all the Florentine merchant bankers of the Renaissance could be recognized, it was said, by their "ink-stained fingers.
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"Terry is proud and honored to be recognized in this way and is looking forward to the celebrations," the statement said.
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She'll now be recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records for achieving the fastest time to reach 1 million followers.
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"These are remarkable achievements that should be recognized, celebrated and replicated around the world," acting EPA chief Andrew Wheeler told reporters.
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These brave civil rights heroes and their role in this important struggle — often amid threats of violence — need to be recognized.
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To their credit, regulators should be recognized for making strides towards harmonization, including the formation of a Regulatory Harmonization Working Group.
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Yes, the Constitution has won and it should be recognized that it sets the rules for the game of American politics.
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For example if there is a group photo of a project or an event, you may automatically be recognized and tagged.
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But what is the minimal amount of information that is actually necessary for the animated form to be recognized as human?
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"These are remarkable achievements that should be recognized, celebrated and replicated around the world," EPA acting chief Andrew Wheeler told reporters.
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In two years SPE will have its 50th anniversary, and then will be recognized as the milestone in social psychology research.
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After all, I'd rarely seen anyone who looked like me be recognized as a Latina — let alone as a beautiful Latina.
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"A hundred years from now, I think he will still be recognized, but as a writer rather than as a filmmaker."
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It's taken a while for Roman Polanski's portrait of sexual repression and psychological breakdown to be recognized as a horror classic.
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One by one, the honorees came forward to be recognized: the wounded veteran, the tech executive and the noted porn star.
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Revisiting these lives and their legacies deepens our appreciation for the works that will be recognized at this year's awards evening.
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On the other hand, privacy came to be recognized by the United Nations as a universal human right for good reason.
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They want to be recognized with clearer, more authoritative guidelines from the pope on issues like medical transition, vocation, and marriage.
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The patterns to be recognized are input as crude binary images of digits, where each pixel corresponds to an individual junction.
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It feels incredible to be recognized at this point in my career for a movie that could easily have just disappeared.
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It's a genuinely impressive achievement — one of several Trump has pulled off this cycle — and deserves to be recognized as such.
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Traditions give us the social codes that convey how to be men and women, and how to be recognized as such.
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This film is very personal to us all and to be recognized by our peers is a great reason for celebration.
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According to Healthline, there is not much research on the condition and experts are divided on whether it should be recognized.
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Just knowing that Tegan and Sara were going to make it out of their teens, be recognized as special, become themselves.
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But more importantly, I am proud to know that the Exonerated 5 are continuing to be recognized on such major platforms.
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The assembled forecasters reportedly gave a standing ovation after Uccellini asked members of the Birmingham team to stand and be recognized.
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But more importantly, I am proud to know that the Exonerated 5 are continuing to be recognized on such major platforms.
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Ypersele called for the 1.5-degree target — mentioned in the 2015 Paris climate accord — to be recognized in the final text.
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"The survivors of rape will stand before these great personalities, before the world, and be recognized," she said, speaking in French.
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She will be recognized alongside the likes of Boxed Wholesale CEO Chieh Huang as one of the People Shaping Retail's Future 2017.
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Our booming economy and improved environment are a uniquely American success story that should be recognized, celebrated, and replicated around the world.
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" Sean Spicer, asked about Trump's comment on Wednesday, sought to clear up how Trump thinks Douglass will be recognized "more and more.
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Per his request, Seuss' secret wish to be recognized as a serious artist was a fact she revealed only after his death.
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"It has to be recognized as a risk to the market," Siegel said, although he is maintaining his long-held bullish stance.
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"The definition of what an entrance is, or what property is, needs to be recognized in this digital age," Goldberg told CNN.
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That, first and foremost, is huge, though whether or not those movies will be recognized by the Academy remains to be seen.
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To a round of applause, Santos asked them to stand and be recognized for their contribution to peace, and for their loss.
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The accuracy of that affirmation seems important if individual African states, peoples, traditions, and cultures, are ever to be recognized as such.
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"I'm very grateful for it and to have this platform, and I'm really grateful to be recognized amongst my peers," he says.
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Chinese phone manufacturer Oukitel is planning to release a new phone in June that'll only be recognized for its insanely large battery.
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I wanted to be recognized as being queer and transgender at the same time, for both those identities are important to me.
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ESPN's lead man wins it every year and deserves it again this season, so he will be recognized by making that change.
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"It is truly an honor to be recognized by the CFDA with this year's Fashion Icon award," Campbell said in a statement.
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That's how she wants to be recognized, because it says much more about who she is than a former relationship ever could.
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"If ISGS can continue to successfully launch operations, especially on a larger scale, they may be recognized by ISIS leadership," Khan concurred.
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Grassley continued to try to deliver his remarks, as Democratic senators went down the line interrupting him and asking to be recognized.
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"We're still attempting to identify those seen on video so they can be recognized for their efforts," David wrote in the post.
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It feels good to be recognized by the fashion community, even though I know that there's a lot of room for improvement.
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As much passion and artistry and talent goes into every single one we do; it'd be amazing for them to be recognized.
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Every night for nearly three weeks, she went to a different terminal so that she would not be recognized for regularly returning.
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Lion's Saroo Brierley, whose real-life story became the focus of the Oscar-nominated film, is "over the moon" to be recognized.
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"The Basque Country is a nation that has to be recognized as such," Urkullu said in a speech to the regional parliament.
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More women need to be recognized for their contributions to science, both by the Nobel Committee and in the pages of Wikipedia.
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The IeSF and Alibaba will use the investment to help "esports be recognized as sports," including securing participation in the Olympic Games.
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For this achievement, she was finally beginning to be recognized towards the end of her life when she lived as a recluse.
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Not only do we need more trans spaces, we need those spaces and the people creating them to be recognized and respected.
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The ladies must get at least eight participants in order to be recognized as an official club by Sun Springs Retirement Community.
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First it would have to be recognized as an Olympic sport and then scrutinized for a period of at least seven years.
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With love planet Venus in your opposite sign, Capricorn, you can turn on the charm and be recognized as a hard worker.
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"While bitcoin's volatility has been decreasing over time, it should still be recognized and treated as a volatile asset," he told CNBC.
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She wanted to know her wife and children would be recognized as her family and receive the same benefits as anyone else.
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Sixty-four percent of respondents said marriages between same-sex couples should be recognized by the law as valid, the survey found.
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"Mello did those things because he blatantly hoped I'd be recognized by the public and eventually get lynched or assaulted," she said.
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Listen here And while Washington "was incredibly ambitious for fame," his definition of celebrity would not be recognized by 21st-century standards.
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Whether this is just a timely trend or a moment that should be recognized by the industry is still to be determined.
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Marriage wasn't an option—they met in 2006, and same-sex marriages wouldn't be recognized for the purposes of immigration until 2013.
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I worked for the White House in 1982 when President Ronald Reagan invited Lenny Skutnik to join the gallery and be recognized.
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This is a painfully perfect example of how Black actors are denied lead roles that can potentially be recognized by The Academy.
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A couple of years like this one, and Kerber will be recognized as one of those citizens and celebrities of the world.
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Folds of Honor families will be recognized as part of the Proud American series on both Wednesday and Thursday, according to Fox.
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What needs to be recognized is that the U.S. mining industry is one of the most heavily-regulated industries in the world.
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"I'm proud to be a role model for others in ... marginalized communities so they can rise up and be recognized," Hallquist said.
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Data holes are not everywhere, but they do offer spaces of darkness that must be recognized, even if they cannot be illuminated.
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At the very least, we are both saying that [people of color] are humans and that our humanity ought to be recognized.
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Lest he be recognized and expelled, he assumes an alias; his real name is one of the many things we never learn.
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There is no hard and fast rule about how many countries' recognition is required for a state to be recognized as such.
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"I like to be recognized as one of the best players in the league, not just a black player," Subban told us.
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A group of exiled Syrians, including an actor, multiple directors and a screenwriter, asked to be recognized as Syria's first nominating committee.
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Does an Oscar even matter at this point or are you happy just to be recognized for your part in "The Wife"?
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They are two of the newest Chicago White Sox, and fairness demands that they be recognized as solid major league baseball players.
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Merce Cunningham's centennial will be recognized, and events will commemorate the 50th anniversaries of the Harlem Cultural Festival and the Stonewall Riots.
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A spokesman for Quinnipiac University, which administers the prize, said Wednesday that Mr. Fager "will no longer be recognized as a recipient."
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It's really fantastic to be recognized, and looking at the esteemed winners — to be part of that collection is pretty mind blowing.
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Now, Ed Orgeron's team will be returning the favor by hitting up 1600 Penn on Friday to be recognized by the prez.
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In recent years, board members have started to lobby aggressively for certain candidates to be recognized, and the awards' visibility has grown.
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They want to be recognized for being culturally different from their western peers, and they may not even desire westernization, he added.
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I'm grateful to have been recognized, a friend will note, upon being recognized for a thing she deserved to be recognized for.
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Name must be recognized and initially applauded by all corporate season-ticket holders, until it is inevitably reviled by an entire city.
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While Bond cannot be here to share in the triumph, the decade of effort by him and his team should be recognized.
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Otherwise, they run the very real risk that the restructured debt would not be recognized by any future government down the road.
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However, radicalism must be recognized for what it is, regardless of its source, and terrorism should be called by its real name.
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More: in the Trump administration, Jerusalem really will be recognized by the U.S. as the eternal, indivisible capital of the Jewish State.
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The Marines who were arrested were called in front of the formation "to be recognized," The Union-Tribune reported, citing court filings.
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And at what point should the limits of medicine be recognized and the parents of an infant be compelled to let go?
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Some of the widest discrepancies were with students who chose to take the test off-site, where they would not be recognized.
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He embodies empathetic humanism, and if there is any justice in the world, he'll be recognized in every awards lineup this fall.
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Morrison has been a vehement critic of the idea that black writers must aspire to appeal to mainstream, white audiences to be recognized.
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With their privilege gone, the men joined forces with other marginalized groups as they fought for AIDS to be recognized by the government.
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So, when she's offered a tantalizing chance to be recognized for what she's really done for Joe, Joan is tempted to take it.
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The two men say that they can't leave their homes in Russia anymore out of fear that they'll be recognized on the street.
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Would you like to be recognized as a ... TRUMP: Well, I wouldn't say that socialism has been working really well around the world.
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INDIANAPOLIS – A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a pot-smoking Indianapolis church that wants marijuana to be recognized as a sacrament.
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You can nominate an individual (founder, investor etc) or startup that you think in the last year deserves to be recognized RIGHT HERE.
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It doesn't need to be your legal name, but it should be the way you want to be recognized in email messages.3.
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"We are ready for the scrutiny because we believe today's A.C.I.C.S. fully meets the criteria to be recognized by the department," she said.
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When fights in your series are starting to be recognized as a meta-goof, maybe it's time to mix it up a little.
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While the news might make you feel closer to your dog, don't expect to be recognized if you FaceTime them while you're away.
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" He continues, "I am privileged and honored to be recognized by my peers in but in these settings I can't feel the recognition.
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The final implementation of the mod uses structured vibrations that are programmed into an acoustic tag, allowing for undetectable objects to be recognized.
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Are you ready to step on a world stage, show off your emerging companies and be recognized as a leader in tech innovation?
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Zendaya will be recognized for her advocacy and activism at next month's Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network Respect Awards, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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I have no idea what this must feel like, to pass right by your people and not be recognized, to not be seen.
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Revenue that had been deferred will be recognized, but more importantly, Musk expects orders for the full self-driving package to increase significantly.
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It can be recognized by flickering gray bars along the top of the phone, and is associated with intermittent or total touchscreen failure.
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For its (government) legitimacy to be recognized not only by the international community, but Libyans too, then it has to be in Tripoli.
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American Idol's premise—the idea that an ordinary person might be recognized as extraordinary—is firmly rooted in a national myth of meritocracy.
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Gonzalez said that in the future, the Good Samaritans who helped at the scene, will be recognized for making sure no one died.
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Her masterful blocking and direction of her star cast, including Saoirse Ronan, Timothée Chalamet, and Florence Pugh, should be recognized for its excellence.
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The association and franchisees want to be recognized as smaller businesses to get more time to raise pay incrementally to $903 by 2021.
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For the yuccie — young urban creatives — who want the chance to be recognized and paid well for their creativity, this is good news.
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The demand that mere population be recognized instead of talent would be more apropos for locating fast food restaurants than recognizing acting talent.
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In addition to the monetary prizes, artists will be recognized via honorable mentions and the best video works will be released on DVD.
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"It's truly an honor to be recognized by my peers," Francis, 78, tells PEOPLE during the festival's opening night in Boca Raton, Florida.
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Thirty-one years later that discovery would be recognized as a breakthrough in our war with cancer and win Allison the Nobel Prize.
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"It's American actors and actors who perform in movies about American in-group culture that are particularly likely to be recognized," he states.
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In the future, pumpkin-spice season will be recognized by the scientific community, and avocados will scream at you when they are ripe.
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"But clearly, she will be recognized as Bolivia's new leader until the question of a new president is resolved with elections," he said.
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But the majesty of Ammons's achievement, scattered previously in more than twenty volumes, some out of print for decades, can now be recognized.
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Pollan may be recognized for addressing the omnivore's dilemma, but he turned to Nosrat to actually learn to cook — efficiently, properly and well.
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But part of this tax fraud reckoning is also specific to soccer, a sport whose ingrained corruption is now starting to be recognized.
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Strangers have recognized her on airplanes and on the street; she is wary of dating online, for fear she'll be recognized there too.
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Rose notes that Anni Albers stopped working in fiber because she realized she could never be recognized as "legitimate artist" if she continued.
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The coronavirus is a new pathogen that won't be recognized by the immune system, said Dr. Charlotte Yeh, chief medical officer at AARP.
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"Gualtiero made Italian cuisine known to the world and made it possible for Italian chefs to be recognized and celebrated," Mr. Trabocchi said.
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Young children will play and young children will learn, and that playing, as well as that learning, deserves to be recognized and supported.
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It took legal action saying that under its 2001 WTO membership terms it must be recognized as a "market economy" after 15 years.
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They will show up at Christmas at Helsinki airport, they will be recognized, and they will feel it in people's eyes: the disrespect.
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There are many who fight for the non-binary and non-gender conformative to be recognized and to be seen as you are.
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I am being deprived of the opportunity to be recognized along with my peers, for our collective, lifetime contributions to the music industry.
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Rather than pursue reflex-action to demonize, ban, regulate and/or tax, vaping should be recognized as a disease prevention public health intervention.
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Time magazine announced Wednesday that it had chosen Thunberg as its Person of the Year, making her the youngest individual to be recognized.
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" In her video caption, the "Dinero" singer added, "Holding back tears… means so much to me to be recognized by my fellow actors!!!
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" In her video caption, the "Dinero" singer added, "Holding back tears… means so much to me to be recognized by my fellow actors!!!
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The Withdrawal Agreement Bill must secure parliamentary approval for the UK&aposs exit from the European Union to be recognized in national law.
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As the president selects his nominee to the Supreme Court, people should not have to wonder whether their fundamental rights will be recognized.
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Bill, Paul, and I started out as teachers, and teachers like to be recognized for their work, even if they're not becoming wealthy.
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The 291 educators, who were dismissed in October 2786, are asking to be recognized as employees or "workers," rather than self-employed contractors.
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She is making objects for a religion of one, as well as well as for a collective that has yet to be recognized.
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Given the referendum was declared unconstitutional, this declaration would not bear any legal consequence and it is highly unlikely to be recognized internationally.
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"It's literally insane," Dickerson, 31, tells PEOPLE about what it means to be recognized outside of the new vocalist category for the first time.
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Though BTS lost to St. Vincent, Love Yourself: Tear marked the first Korean album to be recognized in any category by the Recording Academy.
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American producer Shonda Rhimes will be recognized as Mipcom personality of the year for her work on hit shows including "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal".
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Researchers working in the field argue that postpartum depression must be recognized as a normal medical condition among a certain percentage of new parents.
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People with invisible illnesses face unique challenges to even be recognized as part of the disability rights community — or have their disabilities taken seriously.
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Would you like to be recognized as -- THE PRESIDENT: Well, I wouldn't say that socialism has bene working really well around the world, okay.
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You have fought for the pain women have suffered through sexual abuse to be recognized and confronted, and for their dignity to be restored.
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One reason blogs took off was that all of a sudden there was more political opinion, and more voices and perspectives could be recognized.
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First, these keys have a short 1mm actuation point, only requiring you to press them a little more than halfway down to be recognized.
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She dedicated those later years to fighting for her own love story to be recognized as equal, bringing the case of United Sates v.
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West Jerusalem will be recognized by Australia as the capital of Israel, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Saturday per the New York Times.
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The flaring and emissions in the Permian Basin have become famous and its not something we would like to be recognized for, Gerges said.
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While my book and a lot of my comedy revolves around my age and generation, I don't want to be recognized because I'm 16.
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Are you ready to step on a world stage, show off your emerging companies and be recognized as a world leader in tech innovation?
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Its technology is able to predict if a patient has potentially fatal kidney injuries 48 hours before many symptoms can be recognized by doctors.
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Hair stylists and makeup artists "don't want to be anonymized and dispatched at random, they want to be recognized for their talent," Katzberg says.
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Before dumping Rose's body, the trio stopped for gas, putting sunglasses and a hat on Rose so he wouldn't be recognized, the AP reported.
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I questioned how this particular thing, usually understood as something linear and ongoing might still be recognized even if extracted as a distinct object.
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"Doesn't mean he's going to stop there, but it's always nice to be recognized for that kind of work," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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"There's no question that climate change is an important issue for us, and we provide an environmental benefit that should be recognized," Cleaves said.
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"We ask that biodiversity loss resulting from deep-sea mining be recognized and be part of the public discourse about mining," Van Dover said.
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Every single athlete in this world who wants to be recognized and also have and maintain an unblemished legacy, the Olympics is the top.
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She's so well-known that she wears scarves around her face, Audrey Hepburn-style, to Trader Joe's when she doesn't want to be recognized.
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"They should be recognized not just for their championship performance on the field, but their commitment off the field, as well," Mr. Earnest said.
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Now is a time to speak against these trends and for our Jewish collectivity to be recognized and defended by those in leadership positions.
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Kim got what he wanted by showing he could stand toe-to-toe with the American President and be recognized as a true leader.
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China's Foreign Ministry on Friday welcomed the apparent destruction of the site as an important step toward denuclearization that should be recognized and encouraged.
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The creditors committee argues that his debt should not be recognized by the court, because Lampert loaned Sears the money when he was CEO.
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The initial payment will be recognized in the bank's second quarter figures this year and both will be taken from its core capital reserves.
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"I love The University of Alabama, and it is an honor to be recognized in this way,"Autherine Lucy Foster said in a statement.
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Although difficult to distinguish from other tick-borne ailments, it can be recognized by a fever coinciding with a rash a few days later.
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But the new study marries two ideas about female orgasms — that clitoral orgasms should be recognized both for pleasure and for their reproductive purposes.
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It is especially frustrating knowing that the team's futility might affect the chance that his performance will be recognized with a Cy Young award.
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Walmart has developed industry-wide credentials that would be recognized by employers nationwide, enabling workers to transition between retail companies to more advanced roles.
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Roughly 40 investigators detained the Marines, who were called in front of the formation "to be recognized," The Union-Tribune reported, citing court filings.
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"I went through it, and I'm O.K." Now, thanks to "Roxanne, Roxanne," Ms. Shante may finally be recognized as the groundbreaking figure she is.
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"It was a pretty special moment, certainly, to be recognized like that and get the support of the city and the fans," Tavares said.
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But she was a reluctant star who disliked fame, chose films she thought would fail and preferred not to be recognized for her work.
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Rampino and Shen are not the only scientists who have suggested that this event be recognized as a mass extinction by the scientific community.
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Finally, it should be recognized that the number and lethality of right-wing attacks are undoubtedly much higher than what the evidence currently suggests.
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Culturally, religiously and ethnically different from the Kashmir Valley, many Ladakhis have long wanted their land to be recognized as a separate union territory.
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"His ultimate destination, where he wanted to be recognized and known, was going to be Manhattan, the corridors of art," Ms. Negrón-Muntaner added.
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This year's edition delivers a dash of patriotic pride, as Ms. Serre is the first French designer to be recognized with the grand prize.
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If a new iPhone looks the same as the previous one — and won't be recognized by others as new — it often doesn't sell well.
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Though hundreds of these sites have been documented over the past 60 years, they have yet to be recognized and protected by the government.
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If the IESF's application to be recognized as a sport is accepted by the IOC, then esports can be considered for the Olympic Games.
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Would you like to be recognized as — THE PRESIDENT: Well, I wouldn't say that socialism has bene working really well around the world, okay.
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Once a rabbi is recognized, all of that rabbi's conversions will be recognized and no longer subject to the scrutiny of local Israeli rabbis.
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He was "made," or formally inducted as a soldier into the Mafia, at 21 — an unusually early age to be recognized by mob leaders.
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"If there were to be a declaration of independence, it would be unilateral, and it would not be recognized," Loiseau said on CNews television.
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The drivers had sought to be recognized as full-time employees who would be eligible for benefits from the company, rather than as independent contractors.
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Argentina is the second country in 45 years to be recognized as malaria-free in the Americas, following Paraguay, which reached this status last year.
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The article says that Kerr would meet multiple U.S. presidents as part of the years he spent trying to make Flag Day be recognized. Philly.
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There are currently around 8,900 mandated coaches, and this year every coach that operates under Football Canada will be recognized under the Safe Contact program.
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It was only then when he agreed to be recognized as a survivor and mentally disabled, receive reparations from Germany and move into subsidized housing.
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The actress and director are among four who will be recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences this year with honorary Oscars.
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"Like humans, lemurs have unique facial characteristics that can be recognized by this system," biometrics expert Anil Jain, who worked on the software, told Phys.org.
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Not only is it about 100 million years old, these researchers have been fighting for it to be recognized as a continent for a decade.
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Paid or not, Jones said it makes him uncomfortable when current and former troops are asked to stand up and be recognized at sports events.
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I went on to be recognized with my very own certificate of achievement — and wouldn't have traded it for the world, let alone a trophy.
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Sylvester Graham was born in West Suffield, CT in 1794, a decade which would later be recognized as the start of the Second Great Awakening.
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According to WHO's new definition, burnout can be recognized as feelings of energy exhaustion, increased mental distance from a person's job or reduced professional efficacy.
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While the West should not be quick to lift its sanctions, harnessing Russia's desire to be recognized as a global power is a sound strategy.
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Its downfall began in March 2015 when its workers sued "to be recognized as employees, not mere contractors," a common practice among on-demand apps.
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In January, Puerto Rico also sent a "shadow" congressional delegation of seven politicians to Capitol Hill, demanding they be recognized as voting members of Congress.
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"The beautiful thing here is these announcements are a catalyst for businesses in the community to stand up, be recognized and get certified," said Nelson.
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When faced with that criticism, Neil Portnow, CEO and President of the Recording Academy, said women should "step up" if they wanted to be recognized.
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He describes survivor guilt as "unrelenting and corrosive," and agrees with Murray that it should be recognized as more than just a feature of PTSD.
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"I believe that people make mistakes and there's opportunities to change, and that needs to be recognized," she said, according to the Des Moines Register.
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"It is currently uncertain whether the choice of English law and jurisdiction made prior to Brexit will be recognized once the UK leaves," ISDA said.
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In an interview from Paris, Mr. Huyghe (pronounced weeg) said that he was gratified to be recognized for trying to expand what sculpture can mean.
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Billy Collins, the former United States poet laureate, argued that Mr. Dylan deserved to be recognized not merely as a songwriter, but as a poet.
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"Her ambition made her pleased to be recognized as a leader in the field, but the myth of Marie could be a pressure," she said.
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The creditors committee says that debt should not be recognized by the court, because Lampert loaned Sears the money at a time he was CEO.
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Crews was the third current or former agent in only the past few months to be recognized with this kind of line-of-duty death.
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"The value of the lotteries business is starting to be recognized," said Charlie Green, a director at Hunter Green Institutional Broking, which owns Tatts shares.
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"I believe that people make mistakes and there's opportunities to change, and that needs to be recognized," she said in January, according to the Register.
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The Syrians all wished to be recognized as refugees, a status that they felt would be more secure and also better understood by local employers.
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While Ignatius may be recognized on The New York Times' Top 10 list of the year's best books, Alan Furst is hardly a household name.
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No one's is, no matter their size, color, gender identity, and there's a place for us all in popular culture to be recognized as beautiful.
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In this way, Persian hip-hop could be recognized as the first youth-driven underground movement, granting young people the much-needed space for expression.
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Any free DNA will be recognized by the immune system, but if introduced with a biologically inert carrier, the process should be safe, Tetro says.
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In business, however, my tendency was to conform, try not to show emotions, put my head down, do great work, and wait to be recognized.
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Aden Nur, a doctor at the city's Madina hospital, said they had recorded 258 deaths and that 160 of the bodies could not be recognized.
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And I'm sure, like every spouse, you want your spouse to be recognized on their own, and there's no ... that's a basic respect thing. Yeah.
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A same-sex couple and a straight couple both say the required vows and sign the same marriage license to be recognized as legally wed.
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In the final season of his 19-year career, Sabathia will be recognized for his contributions to the game and longtime service to the community.
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From that moment on, I knew I would be recognized around the circuit as the Mexican girl whose name no one knows how to pronounce.
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Next year, the country's supreme court is set to hear the case of Uber drivers seeking to be recognized as employees instead of independent contractors.
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Despite pressure from Western governments and human rights groups to change these laws, such offenses continue to be recognized as serious crimes under Afghanistan's Constitution.
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Regulations will be recognized for what they are –—common sense protections for our air, water, cars, products, wetlands, other species and protection from financial abuses.
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He has staggering plans to reach Mars and tunnel underground, and even if he does not pull them off, he will be recognized for trying.
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What about the members of the LGBTQ community who cannot be recognized for their full humanity -- like the aide to the pastor who was gay?
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Their refusal prompted the Archbishop, Charles Thompson, to issue a decree that the school could no longer be recognized or identified as a Catholic institution.
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Today, UPS announced that its drone service is the first of its kind to be recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration as a commercial airline.
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While the profession is legal, sex workers across the country are fighting for change -- for the job to be recognized as just that: a job.
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It feeds our mind the idea that we aren't enough, that we have to work harder to be recognized, to be paid, to be valued.
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It is the latest step in a chaotic process to decide who among the sprawling island's nearly 2512,22018 people should be recognized as Native Canadians.
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"He has my hat and he's now with us," Trump said as he asked Micah and his mother, Kristen, to stand up to be recognized.
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You need to be recognized as one of the greatest at what you do, with the greatest things and best life, to have really succeeded.
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When objects are not given adequate space or installation, such that they can be recognized individually and that their structural integrity is maintained, it perpetuates.
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You may be recognized as a member of a minority that needs to be acknowledged, and as a possibly unreliable ally against Donald Trump Republicanism.
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Nathaniel Quinn's first museum solo show features work which suggests that reality might best be recognized by its disjunctions rather than by single-point perspective.
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Chicago is often referred to as the Second City, but we say it's about damn time that the midwestern city be recognized for its own acclaim.
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And when they are operating professionally, I&aposm talking about prosecutors, and in good faith, they should be recognized for the public service that they provide.
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U.K. naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough is set to be recognized as an "exceptional cultural leader" at the Annual Crystal Awards ceremony in Davos on Monday.
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Dotson said the gunman likely shot the officer Sunday night out of fear he would be recognized for his role in the recent string of crimes.
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Bradley Cooper may not have picked up a Best Director nomination at the Oscars this year, but one organization certainly thinks he deserves to be recognized.
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Want to finally be recognized for running to catch the bus or the time it takes you to walk to the supermarket to grab some snacks?
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All three, according to those working in the tight knit equestrian community, are driven to walk their own path and be recognized for their own accomplishments.
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Shula, with a deep tan and a quiet voice, is happy to chat but is unassuming to the point that he seems surprised to be recognized.
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It took her years to even be recognized by the other men in the kitchen... and still, she isn't confident that she will see a change.
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"Even if I do regain my confidence I'd be recognized immediately by the girl I'm trying to talk to," he said, after his tweet went viral.
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By then the quality of their youth development had begun to be recognized, and the club was appreciated for its entertaining, if not necessarily successful, soccer.
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If you've ever met someone and thought they speak like a lawyer, teacher, or artist, then the patterns you recognise can be recognized by computers too.
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Then, when you ask Echo Look to take a photo, for instance, your voice will be recognized and the photo will be assigned to your profile.
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The ruling came from a 2013 case brought forward by an intersex person who wanted to be recognized as such in the country's registry of birth.
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I want to be recognized for what I think is a very tireless work ethic that I know a lot of other folks in comedy share.
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"In a recorded interview that was done when she was older, her last words were that she wanted to be recognized as a teacher," Colomina says.
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"Customary water rights should be recognized as well as other statutory permits to encourage small users to invest (in irrigation)," Koppen said by phone from Pretoria.
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Rewarding yourself when you achieve a big goal is great, but what about all those little things you accomplish every day – shouldn't they be recognized too?
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" As Olga Aguilar, another photographer, puts it, "Photos are important because they inspire [women] to get out there in the competitive world and to be recognized.
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"We want to be recognized as Moroccan Christian citizens and to enjoy the right to legal marriages and burial ceremonies according to our religion," he said.
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Trump has previously said Nunes may "someday be recognized as a Great American Hero" and on Tuesday called him a "true American Patriot" in his tweet.
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Turkish authorities had given assurances that qualifications from schools in the area would "be recognized in Turkey and students can apply to Turkish universities", he said.
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He's yet to be recognized in public, though a few people who know him personally have seen the meme online and asked if it was him.
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Contact the office of the attorney general for your state to learn if your marriage will be recognized, and the steps needed to make it so.
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"The time is right for Sean to be recognized alongside major artists of his generation," said Sukanya Rajaratnam, a Mnuchin partner who is curating the show.
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"When you deploy as much as the special forces are, it's a pretty big strain at home, and I felt it should be recognized," Zinke said.
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Drivers held protests when Uber cut fares with little warning and have filed class-action lawsuits to be recognized as company employees rather than independent contractors.
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Dr. Cooley said that "if there is any contribution I should be recognized for," it is reducing the need for blood transfusions in open-heart operations.
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Sixty-three percent of Americans polled now say that same-sex marriage should be recognized by law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages.
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Since then, some Germans and Syrians among the 890,000 migrants who arrived in Germany last year have called for the Syrians to be recognized as heroes.
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Highlights this year include appearances by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Daddy Yankee, who will be recognized for his contribution to music over the last two decades.
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In January, Lyft, the ride-hailing company, settled a lawsuit brought in 2013 by drivers in California who sought to be recognized as full-time employees.
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Aparicio is the fourth Latina actress nominated in the category overall and the second Mexican-born actress after Salma Hayek to be recognized in the category.
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However, it also needs to be recognized that there is little to no evidence that abuse occurs in countries where it is the most essential anesthetic.
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That decision, according to both the blog post and a Twitter spokesperson, was due to concerns the ad wouldn't be recognized on Twitter as an ad.
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To be recognized as valid, a will must be clear and unambiguous, signed and dated by the will-maker, and signed by at least two witnesses.
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But something has happened here, over the last 25 years, that I am sure will be recognized with great clarity by art-history students very soon.
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Brigitte McKinney, 64, New York (African-American) He is talented and probably works real hard to achieve his goals and deserves to be recognized for that.
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But now that the southpaw traded his glove for a guitar, would he give up the highest pitching honor to be recognized in the music industry?!
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The star, who welcomed son Ennis Howard with fiancé Jesse Plemons in May 2018, also admits she would love to be recognized again during award season.
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Defenders of the commission say it is understandable that people who have waited so long for the problem to be recognized are frustrated with the pace.
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However, the rapid resignation of Aráoz means that Vizcarra's call for early elections is likely to be recognized as a political reality sooner rather than later.
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Roughly 40 investigators detained the Marines, who were called in front of the formation "to be recognized," The San Diego Union-Tribune reported, citing court filings.
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The world's smallest member of the cetacean grouping, which includes whales and dolphins, the vaquita was the most recent cetacean to be recognized by modern science.
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He clearly enjoys walking unimpeded through the city, but the cinema visits are telling—if you don't want adulation, why go where you'll certainly be recognized?
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Absent that, I suggest that primaries should be governed by the quorum requirement common in many government bodies in order for the results to be recognized.
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Pakistan is proud of Mian Naeem Rashid who was martyred trying to tackle the White Supremacist terrorist & his courage will be recognized with a national award.
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In 2009, Japan proposed that certain historical locations, including Hashima Island, be recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites for their role in the country's industrial revolution.
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The unfortunate adults whose parents before 2000 did not pursue getting citizenship for them are not at fault and should be recognized as legitimate American citizens.
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Armed customs workers, masked so they wouldn't be recognized, guided the 499 plastic bags and 60 moving boxes full of pot into the waste-incineration plant.
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Americans with disabilities want to be recognized as an interest group worth pandering to — not as a source of inspiration or pity for the general public.
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When they had to take action in order for their plight to be recognized, they realized that other communities had been battling stigma and discrimination for decades.
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" He added that Berlin plans an increase in defense spending of 80 percent by 2024, saying "that is of such a magnitude that it should be recognized.
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Her observations on comets became widely published, and she was also employed by the Crown, the first woman in British history to be recognized in this way.
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The astronauts' international professional society, the Association of Space Explorers, proposed to the United Nations in 2016 that Asteroid Day be recognized as a global educational event.
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ABC's Modern Family continues to be recognized, and for good reason; that just means the Emmys rundown is always a little more predictable than the Oscar noms.
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Having already been active in equality and marriage organizations for many years, Windsor was prepared to fight for her love to be recognized and validated under law.
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Hosting a Country Pavilion in Startup Alley gives you the chance to showcase your country's emerging startups and to be recognized as a world leader in technology.
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I am enormously grateful to have been involved with so many talented people whose contribution to that ground-breaking, revolutionary, and memorable era will also be recognized.
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He believes that personhood should be recognized at the moment of conception, a position staked out by anti-abortion activists who want to completely eliminate the practice.
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Diagnosed narcissists often feel entitled, expect to be recognized as superior even if they're not, need constant, excessive admiration, and have an inflated sense of self importance.
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Out at the Park will return this season and teachers, nurses and healthcare professionals will be recognized on various nights and weekends during the season as well.
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It must now be recognized as the potentially lethal practice it is, one with dangers that are amplified exponentially by the ruthless training of American police forces.
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It needs its status as a nuclear power to be recognized," Evans said, adding that, "The leadership sees developing a nuclear deterrent as a guarantor of survival.
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It's so disappointing, first because these female-helmed movies are important contributions to this year's canon of cinema, and the women behind them deserved to be recognized.
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Caitlyn Jenner continues to be recognized for her courage and bravery since she introduced herself to the world on the cover of Vanity Fair in June 2015.
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Kim Jong Un has not and probably does not want to engage in talks on denuclearization: he wants North Korea to be recognized as a nuclear state.
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While a handful of those set to be recognized at the annual award show were expected frontrunners, others were either complete surprises, snubs or record-breaking honors.
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Gould sees publishing as an act of public making and as a social force with the power to allow difference to be recognized and maybe even understood.
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It's set up to be recognized as a gaming controller, so games will recognize the key's input like a trigger or the axis of an analog stick.
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And the problem is that the worst game ever must become popular, to be recognized as such, and thus the line to balance on is really narrow.
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At the ceremony, others followed her example, and, during his remarks, Frederick paused to ask those who had sat during the anthem to stand and be recognized.
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" He added that Berlin plans an increase in defense spending of 80 percent by 2024, saying "that is of such a magnitude that it should be recognized.
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Which is why, when profiled by Elle, Williams bemoans why she has yet to be recognized by her peers and her industry and win a Daytime Emmy.
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If turning her back on her brutal candor is the price Williams — and fans — must pay to be recognized by her peers, then Daytime Emmy be damned.
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"It was agreed that local seeds should be recognized as long as quality is guaranteed," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation after the meeting with the government.
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Ford's Strong Island received a nomination for Best Documentary Feature, making him the first trans director to be recognized in the 90 years of the Academy Awards.
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While "KKK" is synonymous with the Ku Klux Klan and hate crimes in the United States, the term might not be recognized in the same way worldwide.
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The same can be said for the many clients I see through private practice, often women who want to be recognized for who they are deep inside.
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The American dream is that an individual can work hard ("pull themselves up by their bootstraps"), be recognized as valuable, and earn rewards or status in exchange.
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I am so honored for the show to be recognized and for our name to be up there with all of these amazingly creative and talented people.
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For example, a person's face or palm print could be recognized by a camera or sensor which then allows them through the gates to board a train.
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This method led to the identification of the new animal, which is the first fish-scale gecko to be recognized as a unique species in 75 years.
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The Bight's marine environment is starting to be recognized by scientists as part of a "Great Southern Reef" that rivals the Great Barrier Reef for ecological value.
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"It's always nice to be recognized by your peers," said Ms. King, who volunteered that she was wearing "two pairs of Spanx" beneath her Roland Mouret dress.
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Black plaintiffs like Sandra Bundy, Mechelle Vinson and Pamela Price, for example, led the way for sexual harassment to be recognized as sex discrimination in landmark cases.
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Dyche, in particular, bridles at the lack of credit he believes he and his team receive for what, in others, might be recognized as innovation or intelligence.
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We're fortunate to receive exceptional work from emerging writers in high school and college, and the best of the best will be recognized by the Adroit Prizes.
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History shows that if international disputes over contracts disrupted by the coronavirus are resolved in China, he said, those force majeure declarations are likely to be recognized.
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An overreliance on statistics and the lack of defensive stats tailored to guards makes it harder for players like Beard to be recognized for awards, Agler said.
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In speeches and writings, he can appear almost preternaturally convinced of his capacity to sort right from wrong, and to be recognized for having done so eventually.
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Her monumental achievements continue to be recognized in this week's #SeeHer Story premiere, along with the stories of several other remarkable women in the episodes to come.
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"They want the taunts and the vitriol to be recognized by others in just the same way the graffiti artist wants to be seen," Mr. Aborn said.
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After the film's release and acclaim, she treated her sudden fame with bemusement, happy to be recognized but insistent that she had only been doing her job.
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Nothing feels better than to be recognized for your hard work in front of your peers and be handed a piece of pre-formatted paper praising you.
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John Schuerholz, who will turn 77 in October, will be recognized for his leadership in the front offices of the Kansas City Royals and the Atlanta Braves.
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What once seemed like another harebrained claim by a president with little regard for the truth must now be recognized as a real threat to American democracy.
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Cate Blanchett is set to be recognized for her "leadership in raising awareness of the refugee crisis" at the Annual Crystal Awards ceremony in Davos on Monday.
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Cardin said Trump "absolutely" deservers credit for pushing for diplomacy and that the president should be recognized for his achievements if discussions with North Korea are successful.
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It is more than an honorific gesture that he was the first nonmusician to be recognized as a Jazz Master by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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I was a journalist covering the U.S. Capitol when the Congress passed the U.S. embassy Jerusalem relocation bill in October, 1995, also known as the "Jerusalem Embassy and Recognition Act" There were expectations at the time that the U.S. would renounce a longstanding position that Jerusalem was not to be recognized as a part of Israel, along with the idea, that all of Jerusalem must be recognized as an international zone.
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Together, the eight studies suggest that we wear our social belonging on our face, and that we actively shape our features to be recognized by our reference group.
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He said the stock could be recognized by the White House with the president possibly saying that it's a great American company performing well and bringing jobs back.
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"It will look like a place where you can show up as yourself, do your job, and be recognized — not be fearful and try to hide," she says.
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Yet, after making a considerable income from his theatrical and advertising work in this style, Mucha wished even more to be recognized as a serious artist and philosopher.
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While Marilyn Monroe gained popularity as a sought-after pinup before she became a movie star, the blonde bombshell yearned to be recognized for more than her appearance.
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For Nicklaus, who turned pro 55 years ago this week, it was simply nice to be recognized by fellow competitors, not like those know-nothings down in Augusta.
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"China is not a market economy and should not be recognized as one when calculating anti-dumping sanctions," said David Martin, an EU lawmaker from Britain's Labour party.
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North Korea's goal was to keep its nuclear weapons and to be recognized as a nuclear power, Mr. Shen said in an interview broadcast by Voice of America.
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"After twenty weeks, the unborn child reacts to stimuli that would be recognized as painful if applied to an adult human, for example, by recoiling," the bill says.
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"It needs to be recognized that mutually beneficial ties with Russia deteriorated against the background of attempts to force a closer relationship with the European Union," he said.
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After close analysis, however, the researchers decided that the two were genetically distinct enough that the Pink Floyd pistol shrimp deserved to be recognized as its own species.
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This was an era when the coaches of the previous season's Stanley Cup finalists picked the team and Milbury felt a one-dimensional enforcer deserved to be recognized.
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The 36-year-old professional race car driver — who became the first female winner in IndyCar history — will be recognized for her achievements on and off the racetrack.
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Instead, this forward-looking recommendation will better prepare respiratory therapists to meet clinical demands in an ever-changing health care system and to be recognized for their expertise.
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That might not necessarily be the most effective approach, however, given that direct cues tend to be recognized more often and are more likely to lead to sex.
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In a world of often terrifying change, maybe the Singularity could use a patron saint—and Teilhard may be recognized as the first one to see it coming.
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Working an additional four months to receive equal pay sounds absurd, but consider this reality: For African-American women, Equal Pay Day won't be recognized until August 20.5.
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Maddry traveled to the event from her home in Wasilla, Alaska, thinking she was going to be recognized with a group of other athletes for her hard work.
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However, the Bristol County D.A.'s Office is opposing, saying Hernandez should not be "rewarded" for killing himself, and the abatement law shouldn't be recognized in this case.
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The 'King' would have been quite mediocre were it not for the black women who pushed the boundaries that made space for him to be recognized as great.
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The constituent assembly has a "fake origin and therefore, the results will not be recognized," Santos said while in the coastal city of Barranquilla for a celebratory event.
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Four decades after his death in police custody on September 12 1977, he deserves to be recognized as one of the towering heroes of the anti-apartheid struggle.
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For Movidius, it's a chance to finally be recognized for the eight years it took to develop its technology and for the market for such chips to emerge.
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It always said my finger couldn't be recognized, or I lifted my finger off it too quickly, or that I wasn't pressing into the fingerprint icon hard enough.
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You can nominate an individual (founder, investor etc), startup, accelerator or venture investor which you think deserves to be recognized for their achievements in the last 12 months.
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For me, this marks a moment to be recognized, because it confirms my theory that food has replaced fashion as the pinnacle of luxury in the culture sphere.
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We are especially grateful for the presence of the diverse faith leaders here today, and I would like to ask them to stand once more and be recognized.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton says he is not expecting his sixth Formula One world championship to be recognized with a knighthood at the end of the year.
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Domestic partnerships and civil unions that may be recognized in the state where a couple resides aren't seen as marriages under federal law — and that can create confusion.
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Under this definition, trans and nonbinary people, whose gender identity does not match the one they were assigned at birth, would not be recognized by the federal government.
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Bermudez says she doesn't know who the men on the plane were, but she posted the story on Facebook because they deserved to be recognized for their kindness.
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A Jesuit high school that refused to fire a married gay teacher will no longer be recognized as Catholic by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, according to the Guardian.
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If she won't be recognized with a soulful album at a platform created to celebrate Black artists that institutions like the Grammys traditionally exclude, where can she win?
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Mary Rose Aquino, who testified wearing a bandanna, sunglasses and a hooded sweatshirt so she could not be recognized, said her parents were found dead on June 20.
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All the evidence suggests that Hoover was genuinely devoted to what he construed as the public good, with the proviso that he wanted his devotion to be recognized.
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Each team — 18 in all — had won an N.C.A.A. championship, and on Friday each arrived at the White House to be recognized by, and photographed with, President Trump.
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Managers who are achieving success with diversifying their organizations should be recognized across the company and their skills and techniques used as a platform to train other managers.
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You can step into a position of leadership as Mercury, Mars, and the sun gang up together, helping you be recognized for all that you do and think.
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But that tension was defused on Friday morning at a breakfast, where Mr. Khosrowshahi invited the company's co-founders — including Mr. Kalanick — to be recognized for building Uber.
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The rules would make it easier for accreditors to be recognized by the Education Department to oversee institutions, and afford them more flexibility in how they manage programs.
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My work looks at how the right to be recognized justly in a democracy has been tied to the impact of images and representation in the public realm.
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Not to mention a salvational act of self-therapy by a man who likely suffered from what would today be recognized as post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
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"There is a certain universality of wanting to be recognized and respected," said Cameron Munter, former United States ambassador to Pakistan and now president of the EastWest Institute.
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Acics applied in September to be recognized as a new agency, seeking a new start under DeVos's leadership and saying that it had demonstrated improvements in its management.
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"It's an honor you never want to be up for, but it's an honor to be recognized, and you had to overcome a lot of adversity," he said.
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Because of that, this new time won't be recognized as a world record -- but still, the guy can say he did it ... clocking in at 1:59:1593.
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"I am being deprived of the opportunity to be recognized along with my peers for our collective lifetime contributions to the music industry," he said in a statement.
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I hope that this platform will enable period poverty to be recognized by governments worldwide, and that global leaders will take action to eradicate it from their societies.
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As for the reason why she was going to be recognized in the first place, Aro is now working on a book about so-called Russian troll farms.
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The hieroglyphics and the mummies and their culture in general is so interesting and the massive amount of work they did to build these pyramids should be recognized.
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"It's nice to do these things and they're so much fun, and then to have them actually get out and be recognized is really exciting and nice," he said.
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"A lot of your ability to be recognized comes from other people," Dr. Adrienne Shaw, an assistant professor in Temple University's Department of Media Studies and Production, told VICE.
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While Alonso wants to be recognized as an all around driver, he has insisted at every opportunity that he is not done with the glamour series despite McLaren's struggles.
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"Google has the brand already, but they need to market their technology better to consumers to be recognized," Annette Zimmermann, vice president of research at Gartner, told VICE News.
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"On the one hand, there's more and more that can be done and more and more that can be recognized," said Patrick Maeder, finance expert at advisory firm PwC.
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She began to be recognized after her and Maisy's YouTube videos started going viral, and now it's hard for her to remember a time when that wasn't the case.
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Thus, in an effort to gain greater insurance coverage, many medical professionals are rallying for fertility issues to be recognized along the same lines of other serious health conditions.
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Archbishop Charles Thompson's decree, dated June 21, means that Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis will no longer be recognized or identified as a Catholic institution within the archdiocese.
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I think it needs to be recognized that this type of culture and mentality is very real, and is slowly becoming more of an influence on the real world.
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As we lift up Rita's voice, a young teenage mom, we wanted to highlight the importance of not overshadowing people who should be recognized because of certain social "stigmas."
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It's still a little strange for me, to be recognized, as I can be a bit of an idiot on a night out, as most of us can be.
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Combs will take home the prize for new male vocalist, while McBryde will receive her award for new female vocalist and LANCO will be recognized for new group/duo.
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Here at Refinery29, we believe that this internal self-realization deserves to be recognized — along with the role fashion, beauty, and wellness oftentimes play in helping us get there.
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"To be recognized as the lead actress and a musician at the same time, I can't tell you what that means to me," Gaga told The New York Times.
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Butchers and people who work in slaughterhouses are also considered to have jobs that put them at risk, and Fujiwara wants these key groups to be recognized -- and targeted.
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Yet, despite the haters, he still steered Nike to become the world's No. 1 athletic-shoe company, with a brand so powerful it can be recognized by a checkmark.
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Detailed talks seeking to tear down long lists of foreign trade barriers and even transform protectionist foreign economies into something substantially freer should be recognized as a mug's game.
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If the actions mentioned by Trump were conducted by a supervisor in a workplace, that would constitute a hostile environment and be recognized as a form of sexual discrimination.
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Many analysts believe that North Korea is again seeking aid and other concessions, while some suggest that it merely wants to be recognized as a nuclear state, like Pakistan.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Two young transgender citizens of the United Arab Emirates, born as women, are making an unprecedented case to be recognized as men, their lawyer said on Thursday.
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Manchester is striving to be recognized as a global digital 'smart city', and recently hosted a series of digital summits to push its reputation as Britain's leading interconnected region.
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What I think the admiration points to is the possibility that malapropism can be recognized as a form of cleverness rather than stupidity, as a better form of aphorism.
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In later cases, Rehnquist reiterated his view that unenumerated rights could be recognized by the courts only if the asserted right was rooted in the nation's history and tradition.
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Today, she opens up voting for the People's Voice Awards, letting fans choose who will be recognized by von Furstenberg's foundation for the work she does to empower women.
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Thailand said earlier this year that it hoped its efforts against smuggling would be recognized by the United States in its annual Trafficking in Persons report expected next month.
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The best players in baseball should be recognized for their greatness, and baseball fans care about this, and the All-Star Game is the traditional way to do that.
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In defending the decision, the officials said Trump was basically reflecting a fundamental truth: That Jerusalem is the seat of the Israeli government and should be recognized as such.
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Bella doesn't want to only be known as the woman who broke up with Cena: She wants to be recognized for her talent as a pro-wrestler and businesswoman.
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"The film has not a single frame that can be recognized as our planet, and yet we know it must have been shot here," he said of the film.
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The red leather jacket Jackson wore in "Thriller" would go on to be recognized for generations to come, and in 2011, it sold for $1.8 million at an auction.
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Working an additional four months to receive equal pay may sound absurd, but consider this reality: For African-American women, Equal Pay Day won't be recognized until August 2500th.
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Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera will be recognized in the city in which they organized to better the lives of gay homeless youth, New York City announced Thursday.
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Occhipinti is one of the largest producers of biodynamic wine (over 120,1713 bottles annually), and it was among the first to be recognized by critics as high-quality wine.
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LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK: DWAN GALLERY, 1959-1971 The contributions of contemporary art dealers in the 20th century — many of them women — is only beginning to be recognized.
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For queer communities, for women who do not have normative desires the stakes are higher — to recognize themselves as full human beings, to be recognized as such by others.
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"The intent was to generate awareness in hopes that the situation would be recognized by McDonald's and any involved party would be appropriately disciplined," Hornaday told VICE via email.
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On a sunny day, a black house glistens and sparkles against a bright blue sky; on a gray November day, it stands out, wanting to be recognized and revered.
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"We made a very a specific show about an Arab Muslim family living in New Jersey, and this means a lot, to be recognized on this level," he continued.
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Her suggestion: Allow coaches on the podium after the national anthem to spend a moment with their athletes, when they can receive their coaches' medals and be recognized publicly.
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The question of Jerusalem's status has long been a major sticking point in Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, with Israel insisting that the undivided city be recognized as its capital.
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Last month, DeepMind announced that Its technology is able to predict if a patient has potentially fatal kidney injuries 48 hours before many symptoms can be recognized by doctors.
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As part of the honor, Trump will also be recognized next month at a Women of Distinction luncheon, which the school has been hosting for more than two decades.
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Critic Score: 86%It may not be recognized as a superhero film in the same vein as "The Avengers," but Hellboy is very much a classic comic-book character.
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"I think that if the altarpiece could again be seen all together it would finally be recognized as one of the great achievements of the Renaissance," Lowe told me.
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It was the work of a perfectionist, a sharp student of pop music who craved acclaim, an artist desperate to be recognized as an icon in his own time.
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"That is something we have been fighting for a long time: to be recognized as humans the same as everyone else," Yasmin Ullah, a Canada-based Rohingya activist said.
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Facebook tells TechCrunch it's making progress, improving the word error rate significantly up the state-of-the-art research and expanding the dictionary of words that can be recognized.
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Research demonstrates that although Black women experience higher rates of rape and sexual assault than white women, their reports are less likely to be recognized by the legal system.
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In contrast, Wyoming's special purpose depository would be recognized as a bank in every state, but in some jurisdictions additional licensing is required for certain activities like sending payments.
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In the executive boxes, even Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, ordinarily so impassive, twitched the corners of his mouth in what could, just about, be recognized as a smile.
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If the rapid spread of BDS in Europe is to be stopped, the BDS campaign should be recognized as a moral pariah that threatens both Jews and non-Jews.
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As a black woman, thinking of what it entails for our work to not only be recognized but celebrated on a mainstream scale is exhausting, to say the least.
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To be recognized as Indian citizens, all residents of Assam have had to produce documents proving that they or their families lived in the country before March 24, 1971.
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Will & Grace co-creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan will also be recognized for the show's longstanding impact on LGBTQ representation in the entertainment industry, sharing the GLSEN Champion Award.
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Alphabet's move into the top spot makes it the 12th company to be recognized as the largest publicly traded U.S. name since 1928, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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PARIS – Paris&apos bistros and terrace cafes have launched a campaign to be recognized by the United Nations&apos cultural agency as a French way of life they consider endangered.
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" President Harry Truman proposed a national health care system seven months into his presidency in November of 1945, telling Congress that that healthcare "should be recognized as a public responsibility.
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The process of planning and arranging a sale is not an obstacle but an opportunity for the buyer to be recognized by a person they are attracted to or admire.
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Children, families, and the elderly all walking across a continent is truly a feat that will, in kinder times, be recognized for the courage, willpower, and desperation that it requires.
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