Just as the pain had become a part of my husband, grief has become a part of me.
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Really allow that statistic to become a part of you.
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Also, become a part of LaborBerlin, an analog filmmaking collective.
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When I wear them, they become a part of me.
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I realized I had become a part of the story.
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"It has become a part of regular life," she says.
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When did the raps become a part of the show?
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Perhaps Garrett's views will become a part of the show's drama.
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THE CLOUD HAS BECOME A PART OF EVERYBODY'S I.T. ESTATE TODAY.
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It will now become a part of IBM's Hybrid Cloud division.
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Optevia will become a part of IBM's Global Business Services division.
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Mr. Xi himself has also become a part of the curriculum.
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Today, those images have become a part of Italy's cultural heritage.
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I've long worried whether I've become a part of this problem.
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Now my uncle's art has become a part of this cycle.
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"This has probably become a part of our identities somehow," they write.
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It's become a part of me, and I'd be lost without it.
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"To me, dogs become a part of us," Barboza told The Dodo.
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Unexpectedly, he ends up trying to become a part of their community.
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Blue is about to become a part of the much larger Logitech.
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But swatting has also become a part of broader internet trolling culture.
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We're really excited that Chariot can become a part of the solution.
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Taking them has become a part of my day, and of me.
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The issue has even become a part of the president's defense strategy.
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So how do you apply to become a part of the program?
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To some, the Mariners' futility has become a part of their appeal.
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Haejanghada products themselves have become a part of the team-building ritual.
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They become a part of Jo. Cherkaoui It was all very individual.
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Curse words have simply become a part of their vocabulary, he says.
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It's this undeniable community that you feel like you've become a part of.
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Since then, its rumblings have become a part of daily life for residents.
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She has this gift of helping you become a part of that story.
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It's as if the show lets us become a part of Twin Peaks.
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I feel like it's become a part of my identity at this point.
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And for Khloé, wearing bodysuits has become a part of her personal story.
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How did activist work become a part of your life as a musician?
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People who listen to your podcast, you become a part of their life.
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Gatan is set to become a part of Thermo Fisher's analytical instruments segment.
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It's not something you can see, but it's become a part of me.
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Attacks and intimidation, it seems, have become a part of American political life.
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I met Mr. Schaap, who would later become a part of my family.
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Without treatment, I would have become a part of the staggering overdose statistic.
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Now is your chance to become a part of the Christie's Education network.
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"It's just become a part of people's lives more and more," he said.
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For the past eight years, prison has become a part of my monthly routine.
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These techniques and tools have become a part of our very DNA and identity.
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Across the world, more than 3,000 women have become a part of the conversation.
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If you're a white woman, here's how to become a part of the solution.
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What happens, the movie ponders, when giant monsters become a part of a culture?
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Phrases like "Build the wall" and "Brexit" have become a part of everyday conversations.
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"How others characterize us can become a part of our personality," Lundquist sums up.
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Other than that, expect these bizarre truths to become a part of your reality.
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This technology could very well become a part of many different future Apple products.
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"We don't believe Turkey should become a part of the European Union," Bluemel said.
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Refugees and immigrants have contributed and they have become a part of the community.
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"You've become a part of bigger universe, you just don't know it yet." pic.twitter.
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Staring at her, he said, she appeared to become a part of the work.
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They become a part of us in a sense, a part of our family.
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Forces all around us are compelling us to become a part of this mess.
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"The sound of an orchestra has become a part of my mind," he said.
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Are we willing to get our hands dirty and become a part of the solution?
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It will become a part of Microsoft's Intelligent Cloud unit once the acquisition is completed.
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Now the facial scar on his right cheekbone has become a part of his look.
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But whatever the reason, each of these changes has become a part of Fortnite's history.
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Your chance to become a part of Kim Kardashian West's exclusive glam squad is here.
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Busing didn't become a part of Supreme Court-approved policy until the 1971 Swann v.
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The ongoing digital Cloak and Dagger series will also become a part of the line.
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When I say obsessed, I mean that it's become a part of my everyday routine.
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From the second you arrive, you will become a part of a Star Wars story!
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Spending time with your digitally reborn spouse has become a part of your daily routine.
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You have things like Blackout, and Delusion, where you become a part of the story.
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Time chunking has become a part of my routine and the results have been impressive.
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The controversial proposed Keystone XL pipeline would become a part of the system if approved.
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They aspire not to become a part of the political system, but to upend it.
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Muay Thai has become a part of my life and changed it for the better.
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These women have become a part of my life, and I care for them deeply.
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Occasionally, audience members are invited to weigh in and become a part of the dialogue.
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It's Xi's error that this kind of thing has become a part of daily life.
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Is it possible that Jerry has become a part of whatever organization the Woodsmen represent?
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A scent you love can truly become a part of you, an extension of yourself.
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I always knew that when I turn 50 Hong Kong will become a part of China.
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Many of the proposed changes could become a part of the N.C.A.A. legislative code in August.
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"The threat of hate and racism has become a part of our daily lives," she says.
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"Fashion isn't everything, obviously, but these clothes have almost become a part of me," she says.
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They will become a part of the mainstream discourse if no light is shed on them.
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From your iPhone to Ford's manufacturing plants, robots have become a part of the manufacturing workforce.
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Chatter Commerce's team of seven engineers in San Francisco will become a part of Rakuten Viber.
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" Nimblett says she decided to become a part of the organization, because it "saved (her) life.
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But the concept of sex education has since become a part of most kids' basic schooling.
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Carter's comments have even become a part of Cruz's argument against Trump on the campaign trail.
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Plus, Mexico has become a part of the story of the series — for better or worse.
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Investing our time and love into the community has made us become a part of it.
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By now, Ms. Ridloff's unusual path to Broadway has become a part of the revival's lore.
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Instead, Parasite keeps you on edge, wondering what violence food will become a part of next.
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Fees have become a part of the American flying experience in the last decade or so.
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Quorum will become a part of the new version of Ethereum being developed by the alliance.
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But that easily, that quickly, all of it has become a part of my own language.
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You're invited to become a part of Hypnospace's community, albeit a very different version of it.
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In this way, viewers become a part of the landscape Morris created at the AC Institute.
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And with this archive, Anderson said, "He's become a part of the city, in a way."
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The group hopes that the tech can become a part of mainstream Accessibility APIs in the future.
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Artificial intelligence has already become a part of our everyday lives through AI-assisted services like Siri.
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Emojis have become a part of our online vocabulary and younger generations use them frequently when communicating.
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The business will become a part of Walmart's U.S. E-Commerce Home team, led by Anthony Soohoo.
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The pieces had become a part of the community, and people were devastated to see them gone.
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Here are nine of the most famous names that have become a part of our everyday culture.
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Voke will become a part of a new division called Intel Sports Group, the company tells me.
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Since the British annexation of Lagos in 1861, English has inevitably become a part of Nigerian life.
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The canvassers are asking voters to become a part of that as well as promise to vote.
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They simply want to be able to choose which political legacy they will become a part of.
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They become a part of you and consequently, you start to form an emotional bond with them.
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Some climbers believe that fallen comrades have become a part of the mountain and should remain so.
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The Brevard site has become a part of the Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival's annual events.
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Only those that gain the support of 2900 senators will become a part of the base bill.
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Would you like to become a part of any of the museum programs described in the article?
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"From the second you arrive, you will become a part of a Star Wars story," Chapek said.
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To conclude their cat lady fest, Wiig's character explained how to become a part of the adoption process.
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Will it become a part of Alamo Drafthouse or one of the multiplexes operated by AMC or Regal?
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In cardiology, obstetrics, pediatrics, oncology, neurology, and elsewhere, genetic testing has become a part of routine medical care.
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Originally hosted by Dunkleman and Seacrest, "Idol" went on to become a part of the pop culture zeitgeist.
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Good jeans you never think about — they become a part of your body and keep everything in motion.
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Pierson instead decided to become a part of a nonprofit launched earlier this year by Trump's political allies.
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Screen time has become a part of not only your daily life, and your children's lives as well.
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More research is needed to determine whether neck scans should become a part of routine testing for dementia.
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We can welcome people to Sweden, but we want them also to become a part of this society.
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This company was one of the first to become a part of the bed-in-a-box industry.
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" - via Twitter Leonard Maltin "Certain people become a part of our lives—and a part of our families.
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It's possible the wall funding could become a part of those negotiations, though the same standoffs are possible.
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Getting former inmates with different affiliations to sit down together had become a part of U.S.I.'s mission.
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Reasonable costs for school security staffing, physical security and training must become a part of school operating budgets.
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The technology has become a part of our institutions' surveillance arsenal without a proper discussion even taking place.
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Step aside, Karla Kardashian — Ellen DeGeneres has found a new way to become a part of the famous family.
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Meet castor oil, the celeb-loved skincare staple that's about to become a part of your daily beauty routine.
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But I think we're in the process of seeing technology integrated with everything, become a part of the world.
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"I think voice is something that will become a part of how people interact with travel," said Mr Chapin.
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Lastly, Aaptiv will become a part of the Disney Accelerator this summer as part of the entertainment giant's investment.
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That's not to suggest Cassell, Martin or Stewart are victims of the system they've unintentionally become a part of.
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For the Caldwells, making money by charging scooters — "juicing," in Lime's parlance — has become a part of their identity.
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Click ahead to become a part of the #BalmainArmy — or in this case, a member of the #VSxBALMAIN movement.
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Some of the local organizers pictured in the program would later become a part of the city's political establishment.
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Re-honing will cost about $50,000 per year and will likely become a part of routine cleaning and maintenance.
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Industry won't become a part of the solution unless society creates strong market demand for sustainability and social impact.
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Dressing on-screen presidents and the slew of people around them has become a part of Lyn Paolo's career.
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And so the idea of a garage lab has become a part of vaping mythology that's difficult to shake.
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"My family and I are honored and excited to become a part of this vibrant AU community," Burwell said.
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Worse, Amazon makes it so easy to return products that it's become a part of the service we expect.
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And that brings us to the second level of general corporate corruption that Uber has become a part of.
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These types of waivers, often written in small print with legal verbiage, have become a part of modern life.
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Instead, its citizens were asked to vote on two choices: join French Cameroon or become a part of Nigeria.
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Why did affirmative consent become a part of the culture at Antioch so long before it did anywhere else?
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For students and teachers from preschools to colleges and universities, school shootings have become a part of American life.
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"You become a part of something bigger than filling your cabinet with musket balls and belt buckles," he said.
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The bankruptcy would freeze all lawsuits, and any compensation for the victims would become a part of those proceedings.
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"The threat of hate and racism has become a part of our daily lives," lawyer and activist Valarie Kaur said.
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It will now become a part of AT&T's WarnerMedia unit, which was created with the acquisition of Time Warner.
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He added that plant-based meat substitutes could also become a part of ConAgra's Healthy Choice line of prepared meals.
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It means a lot to us that this album has managed to become a part of people's lives and memories.
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Now what is weighing on their minds is whether they can become a part of their child's life, Sandino said.
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After deal closure, Shell Taranaki and Shell New Zealand employees will become a part of OMV New Zealand, Shell said.
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It is now a museum and a historic property that will soon become a part of the National Park Service.
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The couple says they knew "in every fiber" that the siblings were supposed to become a part of their family.
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So that debate will become a part of funding negotiations, along with any priorities that don't get resolved in December.
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Such is the case again, as BuzzFeed has become a part of the news rather than a disseminator of it.
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It's also unclear whether the company can move beyond the novelty stage to become a part of customers' everyday lives.
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"That has become a part of the fabric of our nation in a whole variety of ways," Mr. Holder said.
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Some brands, products, services and even organizations can transcend what they do to become a part of who you are.
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The Billboard Hot 100 didn't exist until 1958, though it has since become a part of any music fan's life.
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I'm going to be joining Twitter and become a part of #theflock to work with the fantastic product team there.
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"The A.A.C.M. sparked a second generation of younger musicians," Mr. Mitchell said, "and they've now become a part of us."
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They were explaining to us how everything would work, how we'd finally become a part of the dawla to Islam.
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As Congress moved toward actually passing climate change legislation, a fringe issue had become a part of the political mainstream.
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The yeti is a creature of folklore in the Himalayan region that has become a part of Western popular culture.
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Bach also said games simulating sports could at some point in the future become a part of the Olympic programme.
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Overall, Panera is hoping to become a part of more Americans' morning rituals with the new coffee offering, Chaudhary said.
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Bach also said games simulating sports could at some point in the future become a part of the Olympic programme.
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Whichever Republican candidate emerges from the primary will become a part of the Republican push to win vulnerable Senate seats.
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But recently, natural wine has taken on new meaning for me: It's become a part of my self-care routine.
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I was not a redditor before I read the books, so I joined Reddit to become a part of that community.
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And like CBSN, CBSN Local's coverage will also become a part of CBS All Access in the future, the company says.
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Being a barista allows them to interact with people and become a part of their communities, which can sometimes be difficult.
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That in itself is an interesting move, as those services increasingly become a part of Apple's strategy and potentially bottom line.
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The vitriol and bigotry that have become a part of the presidential election campaign has had a documented impact on schools.
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Become a part of celebration at #GEW2016 and #GEWINDIA and get involved on the road to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2016.
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Grab will now allow third parties to become a part of its service, which claims over 100 million downloads to date.
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Experts say that for young Iranian urbanites, avoiding the Gasht, as they're known colloquially, has become a part of everyday life.
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And I do so because after all these years, disliking the way I look has become a part of my identity.
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Five years ago, none of us would have believed that hunger would become a part of daily life for most Venezuelans.
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After the completion of the deal by 2018 end, the unit will become a part of Thermo Fisher's analytical instruments segment.
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The Indiana Pacers would very much like to see their rookie center Myles Turner to become a part of that group.
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Those who fear immigrants could benefit from hearing the stories of these individuals, risking everything to become a part of America.
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The rockets have become a part of everyday life in the villages by the mountains of Cambodia's rural Anlong Veng district.
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So, logically, this person argued, the — the candidate's knowledge, understanding, will logically become a part of your inquiry if it proceeds.
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"The yoga began as a team building initiative and has now become a part of the restaurant's culture," Ms. Tsotetsi said.
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It had never bothered me in any way until, of course, it was about to become a part of my identity.
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We can assume any acquired cloud company would become a part of Alphabet subsidiary Google, rather than becoming its own subsidiary.
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After closing the acquisition, expected by the end of the calendar year, GitHub will become a part of Microsoft's Intelligent Cloud unit.
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When you eat a kind of food that much, it really does become a part of who you are a little bit.
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Instead, new DEA agents Chris Fesitl (Michael Stahl-David) and Daniel Van Ness (Matt Whelan) will become a part of the operations.
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The app may become a part of NoiseHub's experience in the future, if the team decides to work on that project again.
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After you (Miyubi) are gifted to a little boy named Dennis as a birthday present, you'll become a part of the family.
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But as the movement gains momentum, conversations we'd once dismiss as "stoner talk" are likely to become a part of the mainstream.
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And it's really helped me, because I always felt like my thoughts were too weird to become a part of any conversation.
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" While schools across the country have increased their security measures, our children have now become a part of a new "lockdown generation.
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I do have to take it every day, but it's become a part of my daily routine, just like brushing my teeth.
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"After I thought about it a while, I realized it has become a part of history — Tamir's last place," Ms. Rice said.
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Wenner Media Chief Operating Officer Gus Wenner will become a part of Penske's advisory board, in addition to keeping his current role.
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Become a part of those commissions and boards making the decisions that will make your neighborhood and your state a better place.
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And for me, as a painter, to become a part of a different world, it changed the way I looked at everything.
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The company will become a part of the growing ad stack being developed by AT&T advertising and analytics CEO Brian Lesser.
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This same stance, however, is incompatible with America's request for Pakistan to become a part of the solution rather than a problem.
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The longtime married couple have posted on their official Instagram accounts to invite everyone to become a part of the #CouchParty movement.
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The M. & A. flyaround • In selling itself to Apple, Shazam would formally become a part of the company that made it famous.
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We'll talk with the founders of these companies to learn how and when robots will become a part of the construction crew.
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"I like creating something that people can walk into and become a part of," said Kelsey Montague, who grew up near Denver.
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E-cigarettes and vaping devices, with $403 billion in annual sales, have become a part of daily life for millions of Americans.
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For many people, the videos have become a part of their daily routine, a way to help them relax and fall asleep.
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ABC's more recent effort in this space, ABC News Live, partnered with Roku to become a part of The Roku Channel last year.
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In an era of near-constant internet connectivity and camera access, the practice has become a part of contemporary dating for many people.
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Should a donor with an appreciation for streaming services come forward, Yeo's Underwood portrait could become a part of the national collection forever.
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A pure hustle forward with a reliable outside shot, he since has become a part of the rotation, earning a multi-year deal.
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While I'm glad Veronica and Archie have finally become a part of the main mystery, I'm still uneasy with how she's being written.
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We'll talk with the founders of these two companies to learn how and when robots will become a part of the construction crew.
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At first, students say, ordering a robot to deliver coffee was a novelty, but now it's become a part of life on campus.
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"Mainstream Media, which has lost all credibility, has either officially or unofficially become a part of the Radical Left Democrat Party," he added.
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Just like how the internet has become a part of everyone's everyday life, it's also an integral part of the Pentagon's weapon systems.
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The big question: Can we set societal expectations for how we want robots to act before they become a part of daily life?
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You can find other ways to get off, so penetration can become a part of your sex life rather than the main focus.
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" During the performance, though, she aims to lose her sense of self and "really become a part of the working tools or machines.
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"Open conservation," or art-restoration labs set up to be viewed, and sometimes, interacted with, have increasingly become a part of museums' offerings.
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At once, I became aware of how the audience, too, has become a part of the installation's narrative with their use of technology.
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They're holding foreign flags, and say they want to become a part of another country and to ask another country to save them.
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The loss of health centers will impact more than care because they have also become a part of the local economy, Ku said.
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But sometimes, it can reach a whole new level when accusations of infidelity, double lives, and violence become a part of the narrative.
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The magnitude of the disaster is still taking shape, and news teams have become a part of the news they are covering repeatedly.
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Once the companies sign up to Jumpstart, they are asked to invite candidates to opt in to become a part of the pool.
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Various technological devices have become a part of every facet of our lives and many of them, like smartphones, receive constant iterative hardware updates.
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But he would soon become a part of the HIV/AIDS crisis, the defining tragedy of gay communities in the US in the 1980s.
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But the point of asking questions and taking them to task, isn't to shame or become a part of the internet's call-out culture.
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" According to HRW, which spoke with 54 North Koreans who left the country after 2011, sexual violence has become a "part of ordinary life.
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While few diversity initiatives in the past few years have slowly become a part of the beauty industry, this platform comes none too soon.
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So, just like Uber Eats has become a part of everyday lexicon to Americans, we think the same can be true in Latin America.
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Allies declined to speak on the record to POLITICO, too, saying they didn't want to become a part of the online firestorm surrounding Shadow.
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The immediacy of digital news and social media, where much angst toward Trump is erupting, had not yet become a part of daily life.
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Why it matters: Phone emergency alerts have become a part of modern life, as governments send them out about extreme weather and other incidents.
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The DreamWorks Animation studio will become a part of the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, which today includes Universal Pictures, Fandango, and NBCUniversal Brand Development.
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They became a part of the camp experience the way anything that you add to a camp experience can become a part of it.
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"I would love to see tattoo parlors start giving back to the community or become a part of the community they're in," says Rohner.
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And while the jewelry itself had become a part of my routine, I hadn't actively thought about what it actually meant for a while.
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If humanity is to stand any chance of effectively addressing climate change, global oil and gas companies must become a part of the solution.
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The words — "rights", "values", and "duties" — all seemingly noble words, each with a presumably set meaning, have become a part of our ordinary vocabulary.
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It all gets into even murkier territory from there, when it becomes clear that SVU detectives have become a part of the plot themselves.
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It's just become a part of my routine, whereas with other cards, I don't really browse through my statements unless I'm paying a balance.
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Just think what would have happened if they'd been frosted — that tasty frosting everyone loves didn't become a part of Pop-Tarts until 1967.
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That is, for now, the price for a permanent product that will become a part of the customer for the rest of her life.
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White was a shy man whose privacy was protected by the community he'd become a part of after leaving Manhattan for good in 1957.
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Sarah Niles, an 18-year-old from Alabama, told me that her fears about climate change have simply become a part of her life.
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E-cigarettes and vaping devices, with $7 billion in annual sales, have become a part of daily life for millions of Americans, particularly teenagers.
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The decision vexed residents who say noise from the airport has become a part of their daily lives, and it also frustrated local officials.
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We'll talk with the founders and experts from these companies to learn how and when robots will become a part of the construction crew.
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"That this animal, three years later, appeared to have become a part of the North American population is a very new finding," said Houghton.
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"Skateboarding is a part of Jeff's life, and it was bound to become a part of mine at some point," Mr. Ramirez, 29, said.
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Would we be able to do any better for those students' younger siblings, or had our new school just become a part of the problem?
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Over 5 million people ride the subway every day, and the ads we stare at also become a part of our collective conversation (Dr. Zizmor!).
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Beautycounter consultants have to pay to play ($98 for a starter kit) and become a part of a downline — just like in any other MLM.
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The company which wants to become a part of your business experience and reputation will also tell you what you can expect from the relationship.
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And when you add in the reach of AOL, Yahoo, The Huffington Post, it was a no-brainer to become a part of this team.
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They're often cartoonishly drawn outlines around a black-and-white photo, and they've become a part of everyday usage on platforms like Weibo and Wechat.
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In other words, banks have to start disrupting themselves by acquiring new technologies and/or partnering with technopreneurs before they become a part of history.
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Perhaps we feel like that when we die and become a part of something entire, whether it is sun and air, or goodness and knowledge.
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"This You" will become a part of the museum's permanent collection and will debut on Labor Day Weekend, with a group of DC-based musicians.
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Sharon showed them that there is a completely different world out there and that it is possible for them to become a part of it.
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"Building the ideal API to move money is a phrase that has become a part of our DNA," Milne noted in a blog post today.
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He tried to imagine what the Indian taco might look like if wheat flour and dairy had not become a part of the native diet.
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Today, TechCrunch is proud to announce we've become a part of the movement to protect our readers by joining the web's push forward toward HTTPS.
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Traditional tribal practices such as scari cation and earlobe stretching have become a part of our culture and can occasionally be seen on the streets.
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"I think none of us can deny the digital revolution and that screens, tablets and phones have become a part of everyday life," Willumsen said.
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"It is profound for me to have my work become a part of the incredible legacy of Jacob's Pillow," Ms. Driscoll said in the statement.
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So the parents, the grandparents that wanted the police to become a part of the solution began to see them as part of the problem.
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"I don't say that they become a part of your plant family for nothing," says Hilton Carter, noted plantfluencer and author of Wild at Home.
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But unlike Porzingis, Anthony stuck around, even when things soured and even when it was clear that he had become a part of the problem.
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It would threaten an ancestral connection that has endured even as barriers, gates, cameras and Border Patrol agents have become a part of the landscape.
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I also tend to use the same themes over and over again, such as florals and waves, so they become a part of my style.
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"It's become a part of every divorce lawyer's practice now because, if you don't have a prenuptial, see a psychiatrist, not a lawyer," he said.
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As the use of artificial intelligence has become a part of the industry's toolbox, journalism executives say it is not a threat to human employees.
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Not only did she listen to our problems, she invited us to become a part of the solution and that's what we're going to do.
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Last year, Apple CEO Tim Cook explained to me his goal to have coding become a part of core curriculum in public schools around the world.
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Although issues such as reproductive rights have largely become a part of the liberal agenda, helping women have autonomy over their bodies isn't a partisan issue.
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They instantly become a part of my body – even the ones I hate, I have no intention of removing them, or wishing they weren't ever there.
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When her last EP came out, she was already discussing the issues that have since become a part of the national conversation following the #MeToo movement.
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Italy is negotiating to sign a memorandum of understanding to become a part of BRI when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits the country later this month.
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Unlike the virtual avatars, which live infinitely in coded image, the physical sculptures will decay and become a part of the environment they are placed in.
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The end result is that older photos detailing your family's history and the pre-smartphone era can also become a part of your Google Photos experience.
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I'd been told that not only can the PlayBase pump sound directly from my TV, but it could become a part of the Sonos system family.
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The pieces invite you to engage and explore and become a part of the installation, much like flipping through the pages of a brand new mag.
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As 5G becomes embedded in everything from hospitals to transport systems and power plants it will rapidly become a part of each country's critical national infrastructure.
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One of the undeniable facts of living in our modern times is that Instagram has become a part of how we present ourselves to the world.
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At first, you might only wear them for special occasions (when you're traveling, for instance), but eventually, they could become a part of your daily life.
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The inclusion of the first-person mode has become a part of the bedrock of assumptions that we can make about a Rockstar game going forward.
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In the important new book "Dangerous Minds," the political scientist Ronald Beiner argues that Nietzsche has become a part of the cultural air that we breathe.
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"When you work and grow up at a place, those people become a part of your story and that is exactly what is important to us."
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So it's just been cool to be able to go through life and get involved in new things and they become a part of a passion.
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She taught me that I'm strong and capable, like a tree that grew inside an elementary school and demanded to become a part of the world.
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That isn't even enough to keep up with the number of aliens that become a part of the undocumented population in a single year as overstays.
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While Eigen doesn't actually use lasers, some of the mathematical equations that Liu came up with for these have also become a part of Eigen's approach.
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Reporters have become a part of the story in Texas, where catastrophic floods from Hurricane Harvey has displaced tens of thousands and captivated a national audience.
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It has all become a part of the same ecosystem for me, one that remains on shaky ground, but is still worth continually striving to uphold.
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But for a select subset of humanity it's something that has become a part of their everyday existence and they participate many, many times a year.
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CBS more recently announced CBSN content, including its live news and original reporting, would become a part of CBS's over-the-top streaming service, CBS All Access.
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They are paving the way for cleaner energy to become a part of our everyday lives across the globe, and their bright ideas are already making waves.
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Our very own editorial assistant, Sam Sasso, has been draping since learning of the technique and it has quickly become a part of her daily makeup routine.
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The book, whose title comes from his classic 1975 hit, details how Springsteen's personal struggles inspired his music, which has become a part of the American consciousness.
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The hope is that if the vaccine works, it would become a part of the regular vaccine schedule for children in areas with high potential for malaria.
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Your posts could conceivably become a part of the destination's collective history, tying you to the map and adding to the story as you build your own.
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It's become a part of her identity and as the genre continues to grow, there are other performers who are beginning to fall in the same boat.
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Skins and hats are a form of expression for players that has become a part of Dota and Counter-Strike as much as new weapons or characters.
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In the skies over Iraq, drones have become a part of nearly every military mission, guiding troops toward enemy targets and keeping them out of harm's way.
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Maybe I've just listened to his songs so often, during so many difficult times in my life that they've somehow become a part of my emotional DNA.
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In a Facebook post sharing photos of Anwana at Christmas events and weddings, his former teacher Diane Newman said he has become a part of her family.
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But Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has predicted the technology "will become a part of daily life for billions of people," revolutionizing social media, entertainment and medicine.
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You learn from someone, but you don't imitate them; they become a part of you, but on a much deeper level than you can prove or explain.
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As one explorer explained, "The importance of not allowing any sense of depression to become a part of the atmosphere of our life was clear to all."
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The National Zoo's giant pandas have become a part of Washington lore, ridiculed for their sloth and exalted in internet memes for their tumbles in the snow.
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When Wright and her husband learned that 2000% of the disabled are unemployed, they decided to become a part of the solution -- for their children and others.
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He's still the privileged white man on the outside, but on the inside he's become a part of a minority much reviled by many in his circles.
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" Still, Mr. Tajer added, a pilot needs to know what systems are aboard so that they become "a part of your fiber as you fly the aircraft.
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If a new dominant national alliance emerges to the left of the Roberts Court, maybe the justices will find a way to become a part of it.
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Al Shabaab has a record of brutalizing the populations under its control, so what is it that motivates someone locally to become a part of the group?
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I want to find out what unifies gabber scenes at their core, and to penetrate the core of something means I must become a part of it.
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He added that it was unfortunate that "street politics" had become a part of everyday life in Hong Kong while the neighboring Shenzhen city was catching up economically.
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Likewise, I think this is why Gatsby underestimates the extent of Tom's malice, and the perfidy of the social class he has fought to become a part of.
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From Geek Girl Meetup to Ladies Who Code to Stemettes, there are so many incredible people and networks to become a part of, dramatically more than San Francisco.
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The clash of big tech and big government, Tusk said, is the result of tech moving beyond a niche industry to become a part of every major company.
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But when you're in a TV show you come into somebody's living room — every Tuesday night or every Thursday night — and you become a part of their family.
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MeerKAT will eventually become a part of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), which is a much larger multiradio-telescope project to be built in Australia and South Africa.
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There aren't many soundtracks I connect with on this level, where they become a part of the world and its character without every trying to dominate the soundscape.
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The fact that vacuum therapy could become a part of something that's an everyday ritual for improving the biology of the body is a phenomenal concept to me.
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Chance the Rapper said Glover knew the rapper and singer was an expert on the Disney film and that he helped him become a part of the movie.
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Democratic pollster Molly Murphy said in an interview that aired Wednesday on "What America's Thinking" that disenchantment with the government has become a part of the American mindset.
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At first, the piece of skin was still attached to the forehead to keep blood flow intact, until the new nose has become a part of the face.
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Nevertheless, Wolfe explained that after 2 years it was time for Bumble to add video, especially when video has become a part of every other major social platform.
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CBRE said London-listed Telford will become a part of its Tramwell Crow Company and its chief executive officer Jon Di-Stefano will continue to lead the business.
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For many real-life Charlottes, that kind of shopping trip still seemed a bit threatening; something destined to remain fantasy rather than become a part of real life.
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If she wins in the general election in November and heads to Congress, she could become a part of an important phenomenon researchers have discovered again and again.
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The attorney, Tom Green, has formally become a part of the Gates legal team, according to an order of appearance filed Thursday night and reported on by ABC.
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Built on the gift from Mr. Newmark's foundation, the lab will be crash-testing not cars but the digital tools that have become a part of everyday life.
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Before we go, I ask George about the landscape that Atlantium has become a part of and how that plays into his 15-year-old vision for the world.
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"I look for products I can break down with my serums and oils, so they become a part of the skin instead of sitting above it," she tells Refinery29.
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Users won't be able to annotate songs themselves on the platform, although they can go to Genius' site and become a part of the crowdsourced data effort over there.
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The company will also be working with what he described as "a global network" of accelerators, incubators and others to identify startups to become a part of the program.
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The deal, which is expected to close in Q3 of this year, will see the CliQr team become a part of Cisco's Insieme business unit reporting to Prem Jain.
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To me, dealing with trauma is not about looking back, it's about taking that experience and putting it under your own control, letting it become a part of you.
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"They know art isn't a luxury or a need, yet somehow both and more — it's how we all become a part of the world," he said in a statement.
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This was followed by last month's acquisition of Health Navigator, which will become a part of Amazon's pilot healthcare service program for its employees, the recently launched Amazon Care.
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Years later, a teenage phenom named Kobe Bryant came on the scene, an enigmatic talent who would become a part of the city's life for the next 20 years.
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But as Farhad writes, because it is free and has a fairly strong record on privacy and security, WhatsApp has become a part of immigrant life around the world.
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Swatting has become a part of broader internet trolling culture, particularly against high-profile figures and gamers who live-stream their play sessions, sometimes as their full-time jobs.
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Or maybe America itself should be my first name, after Amerigo Vespucci, the cartographer whose first name — Americus in Latin — has become a part of all our American identities.
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There are a lot of doorways, which in themselves become a part of the composition, especially in the way that light bleeds through from one room to the next.
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Rakuten, the Japanese e-commerce giant, just announced a partnership with JD that will see its drones and unmanned vehicles become a part of Rakuten's own unmanned delivery service efforts.
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He gets off his motorcycle but doesn't take off the giant green Uber Eats backpack or his black helmet, as if the uniform has now become a part of him.
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Du-rags are like satin bonnets, or doobies, or stocking caps — items and techniques used to preserve certain hairstyles that have become a part of Black cultural fashion and style.
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To become a part of the Sisterhood, it is required that you be a part of a Candomblé house, which involves private initiations held over a period of three years.
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The idea here is to make iPads more affordable, in order to get them into more customers' hands — including educational institutions, where they can become a part of the curriculum.
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We don't want to leave a single stone unturned when it comes to saving you money on the tech (and accessories) that have become a part of your everyday life.
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As our identities and assets increasingly go digital, it's pin codes and authenticator apps, not just deadbolts and home security systems, that must become a part of our everyday lives.
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"It must be sort of a strange thing to basically come to a museum and see yourself, your dress, encased in the Smithsonian, as you become a part of history."
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Now, as he prepares to assume the presidency, an open question remains about the capital he repeatedly spurned: Just how much is he willing to become a part of it?
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They live off the land until they become a part of it, their bodies feeding bear and foxes, their belt buckles and gold teeth pocketed years later by passing hunters.
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The feature will appear within job postings on LinkedIn and will become a part of how LinkedIn surfaces job opportunities in its search feature for its 500 million-plus users.
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PA confronts the player with the reality of the prison system, while still urging [them] to become a part of the game, to build the electric chair for the execution.
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"I've been going to Harvard now half as long as I've been going to regular school, so it's really become a part of my life," Braxton, 16, said on Saturday.
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"We don't believe in isolating our students or marginalizing our students based on mistakes that they make as they grow up and become a part of our society," she said.
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Senator Duckworth looked like my own working mother, whose stories of giving birth and raising children in and around the family business have become a part of our family's lore.
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As the play begins she hibernates on the living room sofa, so bundled under blankets (the house is under-heated) that she seems to have become a part of it.
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With all the attention, jargon that was once just used for inside jokes in early cryptocurrency chat rooms and on Reddit threads has now become a part of the dialogue.
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It cost users $64 to take advantage of all its perks, and teased a chance to become a part of "Team 1000," an offshoot of Paul's Team 10 creator squad.
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After the completion of the deal, Telford will become a part of its Trammell Crow Company, a Texas-based real estate developer and property manager, which CBRE acquired in 2006.
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For example, on Tumblr, the entire month of October becomes Halloween — so much so that the changeover from September to October has become a part of broader internet meme culture.
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Both fighters utilized leg kicks throughout their bouts with Chris Avila and Nate Diaz and it was Cowley's influence that saw the technique become a part of both fighters' repertoire.
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"Our lives become a hashtag, we become a part of this 'dead before 32' narrative and in two weeks people forget [us]," Desi Hall, a black trans woman, tells me.
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No matter how popping you become, a part of you will yearn for when there was little responsibility in your life and you could just basically be a big, dumb kid.
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The Senate Climate Solutions Caucus, launched Wednesday, is largely aimed as a way to let Republican lawmakers become a part of the climate conversation by removing the "politics" of the issue.
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And Disney's new movies, including films like "Frozen 2" and the "Lion King" live-action remake, will become a part of Disney+ about seven to nine months after they hit theaters.
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But while visitors can't log in from home and continue to engage with the collection, their questions become a part of the museum's metadata that informs how they organize the exhibits.
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The pair met at the age of 2 in church and would eventually become a part of A Tribe Called Quest, which was formed in 1985 with classmate Ali Shaheed Muhammad.
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This is a community any animal lover can become a part of at anytime, by following their local PawBoost page on Facebook, subscribing to their email list and downloading their app.
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Apple's ARKit helped push the tech into the mainstream, and now every product that involves a camera or a screen is in a rush to become a part of the trend.
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The bar area is always packed, and on particularly busy nights, visitors frequently spill out onto Oak Street, where it's not unusual to become a part of an impromptu block party.
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But the monikers have become a part of Zubac's identity here, for better or for worse, and an analgesic meme de résistance on days World Peace's "I love basketball" doesn't resonate.
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Co-founder and CEO Martijn Verburg, writing in a company blog post announcing the deal, unsurprisingly spoke in glowing terms about the company he was about to become a part of.
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More concretely, AddThis will become a part of Oracle's Data Cloud business, a division that also includes assets from two other recent Oracle acquisitions: BlueKai (advertising data) and Datalogix (marketing data).
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It is the way we are all going, as "jobs for life" and the regular 9-to-5 become a part of history, replaced by flexible hours and the gig economy.
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These outstanding men represent the real American Dream and are examples of what can happen when immigrants are given an opportunity to become a part of our society without any limitations.
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Instead of only competing on the checkout page against credit cards or Apple Pay, for example, PayPal will leap ahead to become a part of the deal discovery process, as well.
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The mystical belief has become a part of the national culture, creating a resonance with "the majority of people, even if they are not Sufis", said Bin Hamel, the Sufi sheikh.
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What about the wider body of literature that might not be accessible page-turners but are definitely worthwhile reading, stories that might one day become a part of the literary canon.
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There&aposs one key difference: Cortex will automatically become a part of the Microsoft 365 suite for all users, connecting to the data they already have within Microsoft&aposs larger ecosystem.
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It has become a part of the lexicon as an effort, now worldwide, to discredit legitimate news sources for political gain when they present information that conflicts with the desired coverage.
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The title of the exhibition makes reference to the slang that's become a part of a global daily internet language, which Sabb says is often inspired by black American youth culture.
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Handmaid's Tale feels real because it's not just a story about a woman trying to endure an oppressive society—it's a story about how easily she could become a part of one.
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Needless to say, after the 2014 annexation of Crimea there's no love lost between Russia and Ukraine and the waters around the Crimean peninsula have become a part of their ongoing dispute.
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Not that they should ditch their jobs in favor of becoming TV hosts, but that perhaps the work of a producer should become a part of the narrative of the show itself.
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Citizens of those nations are confronted with the horrors of war, the bloodcurdling screams of the aftermath of attacks, with such frequency that it has forcibly become a part of their norm.
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I put it on social media and it got thousands of people to post their own #FearlessSquad, and to ask, 'How can I become a part of this, what can I do?
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Asha is a designer at Select Puma HQ Germany I don't really put meanings to tattoos, it's just become a part of who I am and the way that I express myself.
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For Pioneer or its smaller rival Newfield Exploration that inspired its hedging program, locking in prices for the bulk of their future production has become a part of their annual business planning.
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Now something about the Staten Island origins of my current vehicle, and my status as a longtime resident of New Jersey, lets me relax and become a part of the traffic flow.
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Aperto will become a part of IBM Interactive Experience ("IBM iX") — one of a number of services that IBM has been building out as part of its new wave of enterprise business.
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At a recent meet and greet in Las Vegas, Ms. Spears was able to become a part of two fans' lives in a big way — fans whose relationship history already included her.
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Instead of only competing on the checkout page against credit cards or Apple Pay, for example, PayPal will leap ahead to become a part of the deal discovery process, as well. 2.
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If you want to proactively promote your professional story and become a part of your LinkedIn community, you can share articles on the platform — similar to the way you might on Facebook.
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Find out how Y Combinator works today, and how you can become a part of it, in this discussion with CEO of YC Continuity Ali Rowghani and CEO and partner Michael Seibel.
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Spirax, which made its London market debut in 1959, said Thermocoax would become a part of its Pittsburgh-based unit Chromalox, which works on heat management solutions for piping systems, valves and tanks.
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Time has literally flown since Maverick, Goose and the gang took to the skies as a group of students in training to become a part of the U.S. Navy's squadron of elite pilots.
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Ultimately, NASA decided that it would stick with the SLS to perform the mission, but Bridenstine noted that the Falcon Heavy could become a part of NASA's long-term plans in the future.
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Documentaries like Netflix's Wild, Wild Country have become a part of pop culture, thanks to an Emmys win, a Saturday Night Live sketch, even serving as inspiration for an A-list girls' trip.
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Even though the majority of us probably aren't destined to become a part of the royal family, Netflix's The Crown, inspired by Queen Elizabeth II's early days on the throne, still resonates profoundly.
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"Not only did she listen to our problems, she invited us to become a part of the solution—and that's what we're going to do," said Lucia McBath, the mother of Jordan Davis.
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In the East: In India, the Washington Post reported, false information spread through Facebook-owned WhatsApp has become "a part of everyday life," leading to violence, as well as religious and caste tensions.
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If there are particular products you're interested in watching, you can simply add them now to your DropList then wait to see if they become a part of the Prime Day sale's savings.
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Snapchat has proved wildly popular, especially for those ages 13 to 34, a group that is coveted by advertisers and brands that want to become a part of the next generation's daily habits.
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Together, they overcame oppression and contributed to building a new democracy that allowed all South Africans, irrespective of political or racial affiliation, to become a part of this hopeful ideal -- a rainbow nation.
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The two firms are set to become intertwined further: the same TechCrunch report added that Shoo the Flu will soon become a part of Flu Lab, though a precise date is not given.
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When someone supports Komen with a contribution, for example, they become a part of an activist community that needs to be as broad as possible to ensure that we reach women like Kelly.
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The web browser Google Chrome was beginning to become a part of people's lives, and Google had begun to tease its new computer operating system, Chrome OS, led by current CEO Sundar Pichai.
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In that way another family's history — salvaged parts of worn-out clothes and bedsheets — have become a part of my own family's history, and of your history, too, if you're reading these words.
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"As our first location to open in Provo, we are thrilled to become a part of the neighborhood and serve as a gathering place for citizens of the community," Starbucks said in a statement.
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They would become a part of everyday life there, helping to harvest and press olives into oil, and picking up fallen grains of wheat that would sustain their extended family in the winter months.
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ROME (Reuters) - The time is not right for Italy to sign a preliminary deal to become a part of China's giant "Belt and Road" infrastructure plan, Foreign Ministry undersecretary Guglielmo Picchi said on Wednesday.
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I've spent a lot of my life writing about the United States and Iran, and I never imagined – and never wanted – to become a part of the story, particularly at such an extraordinary moment.
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Mass shootings, frighteningly, appear to have become a part of our American cultural vernacular, a shared way for certain men to protest threats to their entitlement and defend the hierarchy their identities depend on.
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The live TV service will now become a part of that app, in the markets where it's offered, and will offer a total of 21 PBS KIDS series, including those above along with others.
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"There is a history in Hollywood of haphazard endings to trilogies, and I didn't want to become a part of that dishonorable tradition of pretending the third one doesn't exist," he wrote on Facebook.
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Ant also has two children from his previous marriage, 13-year-old son Archie and 16-year-old daughter Amelie Rose, who have become a part of the couple's "blended" family, Christina has said.
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Consolidated Container, which provides packaging solutions for beverages, food and household chemicals, will become a part of a newly created segment called Loews Packaging Group, adding a new industry to Loews' already diverse portfolio.
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Under Putin, support for business, including business abroad, has become a part of our national policy... I don't think that everyone will now start to run away like cockroaches that disappear through the floorboards.
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The day was a chance to become a part of ship life, but with the extensive time we spent docked, getting too involved with Symphony's rhythm, which is typical on most cruises, was optional.
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Both the story and the values of Friends have become a part of our culture the same way that Mount Rushmore came to define the American landscape: You just can't make it go away.
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Hire them to write their own stories (which aren't always transition stories), to act the parts three-dimensionally, to direct and produce and become a part of everyday reality rather than a novelty device.
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And they had an agreement in the '90s that, you know, these countries would not become a part of NATO, but they ran towards NATO because they feared the intimidation and the coercion of Russia.
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For other nominees, and at other times, that might have been the focus of the hearings — and many more of his 300-plus opinions would have become a part of the discussion this past week.
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"On the Syrian problem, which has become a part of our own domestic security, the time has come to implement our proposals for a solution, which everyone finds to be rational and right," Erdogan said.
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For people who want to live here, America is a destination where they can live in freedom to practice their faith, provide for their families and become a part of our nation's rich melting pot.
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"The Smart plant in Hambach will become a part of our global compact car production network with the lead plant in Rastatt, Germany," Mercedes-Benz production chief Markus Schaefer said in a statement on Friday.
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A year before YouTube launched in 2004, Gary Brolsma uploaded the now-famous "Numa Numa" to Newgrounds, signifying the first shift towards internet-generated, shareable content that has become a part of our everyday lives.
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He often spends weeks getting to know the people who will become his subjects, whom he meets through friends, local L.G.B.T.Q. organizations and referrals from people who have already become a part of the project.
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From casual runs in the streets of Sydney to half marathons in Anchorage to a mountain trail marathon in Northern Mongolia, running has become a part of my every journey, if not the journey itself.
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"I said, 'I would like to put out music that a big chunk of the world will hear, and it will become a part of their daily lives and make them happy every single day.'"
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Discussions that center on analyzing the content of the podcast enable a better connection with narrative elements, and this in turn helps ensure these elements become a part of the student writing that will follow.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has said he might sign an MOU to become a part of China's giant "Belt and Road" infrastructure plan when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Rome and Palermo later this month.
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I think it's gonna be hopefully a very big tent where, regardless of who you are, if you're on the mission and you wanna make a difference, you can become a part of All Raise.
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And she describes the reaction she's seen from many young drug users who test positive for hepatitis C as "complete and utter apathy," because drug use and disease has become a part of daily life.
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And it took hold and got enormous scale in China over the past two or three years to the point where 500 million people are using it and it's become a part of their daily life.
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"What we're going to see over time is one-product-line companies will either add multiple in a cash work chest or they're going to become a part of one of those bigger companies," Calacanis said.
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Santosh Mandal said local people had co-existed with mangrove ecology for generations, and their knowledge about the species had become "a part of our tradition, which is coming in handy to protect our villages today".
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ROME, March 6 (Reuters) - The time is not right for Italy to sign a preliminary deal to become a part of China's giant "Belt and Road" infrastructure plan, Foreign Ministry undersecretary Guglielmo Picchi said on Wednesday.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has said he might sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to become a part of China's giant infrastructure plan when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Rome and Palermo later this month.
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Once imported, the cards become a part of your permanent collection — which is to say, the physical versions become more or less display items for those that like to keep binders of cards to show off.
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Often the substances were found along with illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine, raising a concern that these more potent drugs "have become a part of illicit opioid markets in multiple states," the authors wrote.
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At present, the supply chain become a sticking point for it to scale its manufacturing capabilities and if Café x can move beyond the novelty stage to become a part of customer's everyday lives is unknown.
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"I believe peer-to-peer lending will become a part of every investor's diversified portfolio and the proposals from the FCA do not change that belief," Rhydian Lewis, founder and chief executive officer of RateSetter said.
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"I've spent a lot of my life writing about the United States and Iran, and I never imagined — and never wanted — to become a part of the story, particularly at such an extraordinary moment," he said.
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In order to become a part of the union it must receive a unanimous "yes" from EU members and that includes Spain and its allies, which are unlikely to vote for Catalonia's addition to the union.
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The employees and rest of the Omnitek business will become a part of Intel's FPGA business, which sits inside its Programmable Solutions Group, formed in large part through Intel's $16.7 billion acquisition of Altera in 2015.
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Cook that right now, then cook it again on the 13th and it'll soon become a part of your repertoire all the way to September, even if you hate brunch with the force of 10,000 suns.
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And if you love them as much as I do, you can become a part of the group's quest to make Baby Boiz the world's youngest boy band to reach number one on the Billboard charts.
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If PG&E does file for bankruptcy, they will become a part of a super exclusive "Failing Angels" club — companies that fall from investment grade, skip the high yield or junk market and go straight to default.
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"It's a good question, but we'd prefer not to speak about our future plans," Patrick Gauthier, VP of Amazon Pay, told TechCrunch when asked about Prime and whether it could become a part of the Worldpay offering.
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It was the perfect storm of things — I was in court every day [as a public defender], and criminal justice reform has become a part of this larger, national conversation in a way that it hadn't been.
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The fall offerings included a number of flourishes that have become a part of Gvasalia's instantly recognizably design lexicon, like extra long sleeves, architectural puffers, '80s-inspired suiting, track pants, and plenty of tongue-in-cheek moments.
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As more adopters demonstrate the power of training the brain to train the body, neurostimulation has the potential to become a part of every professional athlete's warm up, because they can't afford to give up that edge.
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Like many other real-life firefighters, paramedics and police officers who had become a part of the drama's fabric over the first two seasons, he had reported to the scene on the morning of September 218, 249.
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It is all about story making, it is through experiences that you give consumers where they become a part of the story, you enable them to create and tell their own stories which we call story making.
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When we can control an object with our neurological system, instead of with our hands, Ahuvia hypothesizes that it'll quite literally become a part of us, fusing to our identities in a way non-linked possessions don't.
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Because as our vehicles become a part of the Internet of Things, and as consumers choose to share their data with us, we want to be able to use that data to help make their lives better.
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To get there, Udacity has created a series of challenges to leverage the power of community to build the safest car possible — meaning anyone and everyone is welcome to become a part of the open-sourced project.
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That is similar to how Microsoft kept LinkedIn largely independent -- although GitHub will eventually become a part of Microsoft's growing commercial cloud business alongside products like Office 365 and Dynamics 365, Friedman told CNBC in an interview.
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BOHEMIA "Taking the Long Way: The Super-Heroine's Struggle for Respect," Bob Reyer, senior editor and podcast co-host for Talking Comics, will talk about how comic book characters have become a part of mainstream culture. Aug.
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A potential donor to Kultura Liberalna, the liberal magazine where we work, recently told us that Poland had missed its opportunity to become a part of democratic West, and there was no point in supporting our organization.
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Members of each leader's inner circle have also become a part of the investigations -- Trump's confidants have been questioned by Mueller; Netanyahu's confidants have been named as suspects in the probes and have even turned state's witness.
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Indeed's U.K. Managing Director Bill Richards told CNBC that the need for recycling workers in the United Kingdom has tripled in the last three years because separating out of garbage has become a part of daily life.
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People doing things for the hell of it who then become a part of a larger movement but always have that arms length remove to fall back on, able to claim that it was just a gag.
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The argument also betrays a misunderstanding of the relationship between identity politics and Marxism, as well as an underestimation of the degree to which right-wing anti-liberalism has become a part of the modern Republican Party.
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This expands the MFA's collection of work from the Qing Dynasty (1644–2539), and it's the fifth work by Hui to become a part of the museum's collection, two others of which were also donated by Weng.
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Between Oliver, Miller and this year's host, comedian and actress Chelsea Peretti, it's become a part of the Crunchies routine to hire a host who's likely to say mean things to and about the people in attendance.
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"Jesus, we believe, is a manifestation of God who walks among us in this world and has become a part of the human condition, which quite often is filled with pain and grief and death," he said.
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The pared-down selection in the app, versus the breadth of content available on Refinery29's website, gives Refinery29 This AM more focus, and better positions it to become a part of users' daily routines, the company believes.
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The group will become a part of RELX's Risk & Business Analytics, which is part of the LexisNexis Risk Solutions group and already works in areas of fraud and authentication, and had, in fact, already been collaborating with ThreatMetrix.
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The concerns can be broken down into three main areas: CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE As 5G becomes embedded in everything from hospitals to transport systems and power plants it will rapidly become a part of each country's critical national infrastructure.
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In the East: A new report from The Washington Post details how in India, false information spread through Facebook-owned WhatsApp has become "a part of everyday life," leading to violence, as well as religious and caste tensions.
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It's what takes you away from celebrating the self and back toward figuring out how that self can fit into the community of others, how your own exceptionalism can become a part of the great symphony of life.
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Not because we want to become a part of the Washington swamp, but because we need to make the changes that are necessary to clean up those things and also to be there to stand up for Alabama.
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President Donald Trump on Friday continued the false and misleading claims that have become a part of White House briefings on coronavirus, wrapping up a week in which the number of confirmed cases across the country topped 100,000.
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The most studied way through which women become a part of the front in wars is rape, which has been deliberately used as a weapon of war in Bosnia, the Congo, Japan and Chechnya, to name a few.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - For most people in Hong Kong, face masks have become a part of their daily attire amid worries about the coronavirus outbreak, but in the remote fishing village of Tai O, residents are relatively unfazed.
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Whether purposeful or fortuitous, the flood had added a social-practice element to Hamilton's work, rendering it truly democratic, inclusive, and equalizing: one did not have to actually enter the Biennale to become a part of the artwork.
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But in an era when the proliferation of fake news throughout social media has preoccupied and distracted many people and made many more feel especially paranoid, the packaging of Saleh's message has become a part of the story.
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"One of the things I was worried I would lose (when I moved back) was the sport I had gotten attached to and that had become a part of me," she said, adding that now she could practice fencing.
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The idea of never doing or saying anything you're not comfortable with everybody knowing is something that I grew up with, but has only become a part of everyday life for Americans in the last ten years or so.
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Qloo's CEO said the company is interested in expanding within hotels and resorts, restaurants, media and entertainment, and even seeks to become a part of connected cars, especially helping automakers deliver personalized recommendations in a navigation or entertainment system.
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The startup will become a part of the Oracle Data Cloud, Oracle said, working specifically in the area of Audiences and Measurement, which already provides a number of other tools to marketers, such as data for custom segmented audiences.
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While the mine in question most likely would have been rejected on other grounds, such as its close proximity to a retirement complex, the court nonetheless signalled that climate mitigation may become a part of any future approval process.
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Grand Junction's 13 employees will become a part of Target's technology team in San Francisco, where they'll best tasked with expanding the New York area pilot this year, ahead of a wider same-day delivery service rollout next year.
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ROME, March 6 (Reuters) - Italy is negotiating to sign a memorandum of understanding to become a part of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits later this month, a government official said on Wednesday.
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In opposition to our Unity Principles, they have allowed anti-Semitism, anti-LBGTQIA sentiment and hateful, racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform by their refusal to separate themselves from groups that espouse these racist, hateful beliefs.
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Phrases like "I'll knock you into the middle of next week" or "I brought you into this world, I'll take you out," have become a part of our lexicon and are cultural markers, things we share as a people.
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There's little chance that gun or immigration legislation will become a part of a must-pass spending bill later this month, but that doesn't mean Congress won't return to the issues later this year — even with midterm elections looming.
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A wealthy family friend, Henry Neil Mallon, gave him an entry-level job at his Texas oil company, Dresser Industries, landing him in a state that he barely knew but that would become a part of his political identity.
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"Whether Q may be considered a Chinese character or not, it certainly has become a part of the Chinese writing system," Victor Mair, a professor of Chinese language at the University of Pennsylvania, once wrote in a blog post.
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Even if she didn't expect to make it this far, you have to consider that there's a chance, especially if a huge personal choice could reasonably become a part of the show and potentially cause heartbreak for the lead.
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"We're clear that Pakistan's soil will not be used against any other state, and nor will Pakistan become a part of this regional conflict," Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi told the upper house of parliament in a policy statement.
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He agreed with Trump that you had to vet Muslims carefully in order to keep out terrorists, and he thought that America should not accept Muslims who didn't want to learn English and become a part of American life.
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Preparation for each Persona 4 rescue mission naturally informs the player about the qualities and personality of the person they're going after—someone who will, afterwards, become a part of the Investigation Team for the remainder of the game.
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But in just eight days, mass protests have forced the government into a rare public backdown, emboldened anti-China elements in Taiwan and may even become a part of negotiations around the trade war between the United States and China.
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If you're already one of the 78 million users who streams Pandora every month, that listening data you have accumulated will become a part of the recommendation engine for Premium, allowing Pandora to offer up tunes it knows you'll enjoy.
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Even Zimmer's protégés reflect just how singular his music is; Ramin Djawadi's Game of Thrones theme has become a part of the cultural lexicon, and his score for the show is now being played in a similar concert experience as well.
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By the time that Jane Fonda (presenting Best Actor alongside Helen Mirren) remarked that the set looked like "the Orgasmatron from Barbarella" (one of Fonda's early roles), the set had become a part of the night as surely as anything else.
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There is poetry in the fact that when the Cassini spacecraft burns up in Saturn's atmosphere on Friday, ending its mission, the bus-sized spacecraft will become a part of the planet it has admired from close range for 13 years.
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"It's very hard to describe nostalgia on this level, and to have had the opportunity to go to every single stadium and every place and get to become a part of this event," says Schefler, a New York Giants fan.
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With Alphabet's Waymo making plans to roll out self-driving minivans to give paying customers rides and GM planning to announce its strategy for autonomous-drive vehicles, it's clear driverless cars and trucks will soon become a part of everyday traffic.
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It has got to be hugely disappointing for Mueller to stand by and watch the people who he managed, who worked for and were loyal to him, and who he was fond of become a part of this train wreck.
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If you wonder how and when robots will become a part of the construction crew, join Noah Ready-Campbell (Built Robotics) and Saurabh Ladha (Doxel AI) as they discuss whether robots can help us build faster, smarter and for less.
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And after some people got very enthusiastic about the whole thing, a federal agency had to issue a warning about the dangers of jumping out of a moving car (which for some people had become a part of the challenge).
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"I had a very long book in mind, a book which I hoped would deal with the way myths and dreams and stories — stories, most of all — become a part of the everyday life of a small American city," he wrote.
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"In opposition to our Unity Principles, they have allowed anti-Semitism, anti- LBGTQIA sentiment and hateful, racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform by their refusal to separate themselves from groups that espouse these racist, hateful beliefs," Shook wrote.
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Fifth Wall is increasingly finding that real estate owners are electing to become a part of the Fifth Wall consortium as we can now offer more distribution to any startup that any single corporate investor can offer investing on their own.
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They chanted, waved signs with slogans like "Solidarity with Migrant Families," shared sunscreen, and fought back angry tears at the thought of having unwittingly become a part of what many consider to be human rights abuses on the part of the U.S. government.
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The other is that while people can sign up to become a part of the beta, it will be interesting to see how PayPal rolls this out to existing customers when it full launches: potentially it could simply turn it on for everyone.
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The format, popularized by New York City productions like Sleep No More and San Francisco-based The Speakeasy, places actors with scripted narratives into a living, breathing environment where guests are free to interact with and become a part of the story.
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Siri, Apple's groundbreaking voice assistant arrived with the iPhone 22017S in 2011, but AI didn't become a part of a larger public conversation until the surprising success of Amazon Echo and its Alexa voice assistant and, more recently, Google Assistant on Google Home.
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Trevino — who has a picturesque wall of white shelves filled with dozens and dozens of books — knew he wanted to become a part of the online space, so he began using his collection to create magical works of art for his account.
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Scroll on to shop our secret treasure trove of Amazon's hidden gems and become a part of a world filled with 100% linen shirts for under $30, diamond engagement rings, lint rollers the size of mops, sleep-support gummies, and trendy purses galore.
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But this year, something new, exciting, and historic happened: SI released three different covers, each representing a different kind of body type, with each model as giddy to become a part of the long legacy of more than 50 SI cover stars.
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Bowery Valuation's automated-valuation software might not become the origin point of every commercial real estate transaction, but its software could become a part of the process for a company like VTS which may be able to become commercial real estate's largest platform.
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The "500-page per month policy" did not become a part of Interior's new FOIA process, but critics say the discussions show the lengths to which the department went to try to find ways to not have to respond quickly to requests.
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"[My] original vision and intent was to show the capacity of human beings to stand in solidarity and love against the hateful rhetoric that had become a part of the political landscape in the U.S. and around the world," Shook wrote on Facebook.
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You need to spend weeks and weeks, and months and months of time with these characters to develop the rapport, to develop the trust, to become a part of the fabric of their daily lives, so that you can capture real human moments.
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Inslee's love of drawing and painting -- the governor enjoys it so much, says Trudi Inslee, that he carries a watercolor set with him on the road -- has also become a part of the endeavor; later books feature illustrated cartoons from the governor himself.
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On top of that, through the power of AR and cameras built into the headset that can map the surrounding room, the seedling can even become a part of whatever room its in, growing in and around nearby objects like a shelf or lamp post.
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Viber is currently working on integrating "all the biggest CRM solutions" so that Viber can integrate on the backend and become a part of the larger CRM dashboards that larger businesses use to manage and help their customers when they have questions or problems.
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Drug abuse, of both illegal drugs like heroin and prescription painkillers, has become a part of the American political discourse as never before in this country, with some presidential candidates, including Jeb Bush and Carly Fiorina, telling stories of addiction in their own families.
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We're gonna be there in person, which is really exciting, so we're gonna have our correspondents running around at the conventions, talking to people, bothering the delegates, trying to get fun scoops to use on the show, and hopefully, become a part of history.
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It's hard to tell how BCIs will affect the world this early in the game, but the American conceptual artist and self-described "experimental philosopher" Jonathon Keats has a vision of this mind-controlled future—and wants you to become a part of it.
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SWEAT A group of factory workers, friends who have shared much over the years, find their relationships threatened when layoffs and picket lines become a part of their lives in this play by Lynn Nottage ("Ruined") that earned her the 2016 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you have a few dollars burning a hole in your back pocket, you could become a part of film preservation history by donating to a GoFundMe set up to digitize four important early works of Philippine cinema.
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As much as doubt has become a part of Elizabeth's nature and started to compete with Philip's this season, and as close as they've grown, The Americans has never let us forget that Elizabeth still thinks she's stronger than he is — and hasn't forgiven him for it.
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"I've been able to be in these communities, to become a part of their community to break that narrative, and to earn their respect where they see me as their congressman, and the partisan affiliation is meaningless," Coffman told BuzzFeed News in an interview that day.
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By 27, the chain had more than 24 stores throughout Germany and the brothers' thriftiness had become a part of the store's DNA — they even refused to pay for telephones in their stores at the time, telling branch managers to use nearby pay phones, according to Forbes.
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By the time I got there in 2008, most of those bands weren't really active anymore, or if they were, they were touring so often and or rarely played in Montreal that it was never really a scene I felt I could become a part of.
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At the same time, after searching for all of two seconds, we found what is clearly a fake account (screengrabbed below) posing on Twitter as the Telegram Open Network, and soliciting "1 to 5 ETH" to "become a part of the 3rd "A" pre-ico sale".
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Braddon caused her own sensation when it emerged that she'd been living in near-bigamy with her married publisher (his wife was in an asylum), and by the time of her death she and her lurid tales were said to have become "a part of England".
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I was supersensitive around introducing myself in this book, just because I think when people do it badly, it's really bad ... but I ultimately do become a part of the process — in particular towards the end when I'm unwittingly used as a weapon, essentially against Travis.
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" Putting on the mask could be the equivalent of putting on a condom—when I tell her about this new design idea, Muczi says she could see it become "a part of the act, another step, as opposed to having this piece of latex flopping around!
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These works represent just one category of subjects for Hocking as a photographer; others include scrappers, bad graffiti, abandoned boats, nocturnal tableaux, and oddities that punctuate Detroit's varied landscape, even as waves of development drive the city to increasingly become a part of the normal run of mainstream existence.
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Cisco said Observable's cloud-native forensics applications — priced in tiers using a SaaS model based on the size of your business and the number of endpoints secured — will become a part of its Stealthwatch solution, which is part of the company's Security Business Group led by David Ulevitch.
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When I met him at a café in the Westend, once a hub for student radicals but now one of the city's glitziest neighborhoods, he told me that the easy mixing of cultures he had always hoped for has, in many milieus, become a part of everyday life.
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We were able to sort everything but really needed her input on how to properly label each cord, cable and wire so that she would be able to find what she needed easily, and she was more than happy to work with us and become a part of the process.
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With users in mobile demanding fewer ads and more utility (demanding experiences that look and feel a lot more like what has prevailed in China), Google has every reason in the world to look down and to look east — to become a part of the transaction — to take its piece.
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He says you can't "run away into the woods and hide," even though that's what he said he thought he needed to make Age Of. It's all going to become a part of the work anyway so you have to let it in, that's the first step of taking control back.
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Access to a selection of e-books could also help Walmart later on flesh out its own Amazon Prime competitor – something that seems even more likely, given reports that Walmart is now working on its own streaming video service (outside of Vudu) that could become a part of some such program.
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Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is reportedly in talks to increase its stake in Tesla to become a part of Elon Musk's move to take his company private at $72 billion, Bloomberg reports, though sources told Reuters yesterday that the sovereign wealth fund had no interest in financing the proposal.
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Former House Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE (R-Va.) similarly had a successor for the seat he once represented become a part of the Freedom Caucus.
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At one point in the performance Muñiz and some of the other children were in cage-like structures, a seeming nod to the controversial family separation policies that have become a part of the debate over immigration in the US. Shakira played the drums in the background while it was happening.
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"All of our relationships — from first love, through failed love, to great love — all become a part of you, so that none are ever really over, and once you accept both the dark and the light, you may find that the darkness brought you to the light," Perry said in a press release.
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The model-turned-cookbook author has been vocal about her love for the Real Housewives franchise and binge-watching the show from planning her trip to China to be just like the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' trip to negotiating what she would need to become a part of the franchise on Twitter.
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The Mediterranean island nation has become a part of the sprawling probe following an Associated Press report last month that said as part of an anti-corruption investigation into former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's work in eastern Europe, Treasury officials obtained information regarding financial payments Manafort may have received through Cypriot banks.
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Today's startup companies seem to have a certain arc to them: they get some seed funding, they launch, they draw some interest for their good idea, they keep growing, and maybe they become a part of the fabric of our lives … or a part of the fabric of a significantly larger company.
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The very fact that Meghan Markle is giving up her career for marriage and to become a part of a family with such a deep-rooted history of colonialism and racism makes feminists like me face the fact that she is a bride who represents both positive, modernizing change and negative sexist stereotypes.
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The episode her family considers her biggest mistake is the episode she cherishes above others — "the thought of having never met Leo was the one thing she couldn't bear" — and the stepsiblings with whom she was once randomly tossed, like old sweaters in a bin, have since become a part of her adulthood.
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What's not clear to me yet is whether the Touch Bar is one of those new features that will instantly resonate with customers and become a part of their daily lives or if it is merely an interesting technology that makes for a great demo but never really takes off in common use.
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Though he never played in an N.H.L. game, Fred believed he had found his niche as a scout, and now wanted to get made, to become a part of the fraternity, to have not just a career but a good career, to be a 25-year, maybe a 30-year hockey man.
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The role of hCG in pregnancy"HCG in its regular form is produced almost exclusively by a pregnant woman by special cells which become a part of the placenta, called the syncytiotrophoblast … which is why we see it in such high levels in pregnancy," says Dr. Kristina Mixer, MD with Spectrum Health.
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Ever since that shot of Sarah Palmer watching a wildlife documentary in the Twin Peaks premiere, I've been toying with the idea that the whole show is, on some level, about the act of watching television, of sitting back passively and taking a story in, rather than trying to become a part of it.
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"We want this to be a wake-up call and a call to action, so that this will become a part of the national agenda to address this very real public health crisis," said research co-author John W. Ayers, a computational epidemiologist who works as an adjunct associate professor at San Diego State University.
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President of the Coca-Cola Company's Europe, Middle East and Africa group The social contract, whatever that ends up becoming, whatever those important issues are for the communities the businesses work in, if it does not become a part of what corporations do and what we invest in, then consumers will eventually drop us.
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Launched by Biden and President Obama in 2014, the campaign asks men and women across America to step off the sidelines and become a part of the solution to end sexual assaults on college campuses nationwide – where Biden notes that violent crime against women between the ages of 18 and 24 is still a major problem.
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Again, as a dad of three daughters that are finally about to become a part of the world on their own ... And again: Men, we have a responsibility in this 21st century to be more active members of being the best partners we can to women and to anybody that feels that somebody is taking advantage of.
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"I am so terribly grateful to the cast in this picture and the cast members who aren't pictured here – whether they were in one scene or many episodes along the way; you are all my playmates that I have fallen in love with and who have become a part of my life on set and off," he wrote.
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Papagan says a TV reporter who covered the trial, for example, contacted him to tell him about the stack of notepads, interview transcripts, press passes, and courthouse parking permits he's held onto because he sensed, rightly, that they'd become a part of history, though he's not sure whether he wants to lend them to the exhibit.
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" The physiological and psychological effects of battling injustice and racism have become a part of the conversation around Ms. Garner's death, especially given her recent interview with Benjamin Dixon, host of the podcast "Like It or Not," during which she said that she was "struggling" with stress and that the "system beats you down to where you can't win.
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One of the paradoxes of the #MeToo movement (and of cases like those of Woody Allen, Bill Cosby, and Roman Polanski, that preceded but have since become a part of it) is that the movement has been facilitated and amplified by the prominence of its accused men — the same prominence that shielded them for so many years before this dam broke.
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"Every guest in attendance has become a part of our L.A. family, and we couldn't be more grateful and overjoyed for all of the love already shining on our baby girl from all of her aunties and uncles," says the actress, whose bash was hosted by close friend Chris Rossi at his home and captured by his younger brother, photographer Lucas Rossi.
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Because I'm the child of immigrants and grew up abroad, I have always thought of the United States as a country that belongs first to its newcomers — the people who strain hardest to become a part of it because they realize that it's precious; and who do the most to remake it so that our ideas, and our appeal, may stay fresh.
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It's clear that plenty of things need to be rethought for the web inside VR. There's obviously far more 2D web content available right now, but it'll be interesting to see how much 3D models or live rendered virtual environments grow to become a part of the way sites operate as browser owners like Mozilla, Google and Apple begin heavily pushing their AR/VR plays.
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" He continued, "And while I know that they already know it, it bears repeating again and again: I am so terribly grateful for the cast in this picture and the cast members who aren't pictured here — whether they were in one scene or many episodes along the way; you are all my playmates that I have fallen in love with and who have become a part of my life on set and off.
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