Being as honest as she is, she couldn't pretend anymore.
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It's all about being as creative as I can be.
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I support him as a human being as a person.
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Right after he died, the genre stopped being as street.
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"They're not being as transparent as we are," he said.
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He cannot do that by being as divisive as Trump.
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I just wasn't being as decisive as I should have been.
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Thank you guys for already being as excited as I am!
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Being as prepared as possible can help it go much smoother.
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Some payments wind up being as little as $0 a month.
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And I just don't remember the older seasons being as visceral.
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Now, Fauci is being as polite as he can be here.
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He is not being proactive, he is not being as public.
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"Thanks for not being as tough on me as I was."
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Amir accuses him of being as sick as his mother was.
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I was fortunate; I don't remember my boys being as quiet.
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I absolutely believe in being as focused as possible as well.
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"I envision Mint being as ubiquitous as Facebook," Mr. Ko said.
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I always wanted to capture him being as natural as possible.
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The dollar was buying 119.31 yen after being as low as 118.68.
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I'm just focusing on being as healthy as can be while nursing.
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About the intensity of the instruction being as hot the Florida sun.
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Or, at least, maybe eventually being as "successful" as regular Blu-ray.
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Luckily with Fullbright games, being as nosy as possible is always rewarded.
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Could you imagine being as arrogant or as socially gauche as John?
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Thank you for being as obsessed with Alice as our family is!
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Justin Bieber, being as famous as he is, where do you go?
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It was largely portrayed as being as certain as death and taxes.
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Particularly when faced with a human being as glorious as Chris Hemsworth.
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Perhaps it's to devote herself to being as lyrically honest as possible.
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I consider [transgender people] as much a human being as I am.
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They were never given credit for being as influential as they are.
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Ms. Miller, being as airy as Ms. Horowitz was acerbic, simply laughs.
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She's a pretty complete player for being as young as she is.
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These "recurved" walls reflect waves without being as tall as vertical seawalls.
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He wasn't being as attentive to the girls as he normally is.
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Your well being can be part of my well being as well.
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But the piece actually first came into being as a piano duo.
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The school is closed for the time being as authorities collect evidence.
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Make this democracy work by being as engaged as you possibly can.
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Probably the latter, if we are being as honest as she was.
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And I knew my success was dependent on being as transparent as possible.
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Daily or weekly counters would encourage more concientious use without being as scary.
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Jackson's wife was being—as you'd say—'dissed', in a super-moralistic way.
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"The other family was not being as open, transparent, and cooperative," said Rubin.
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This is uncharted territory for him, being as effective going deep into games.
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It's unlikely Rubio's debate comes anywhere close to being as disastrous as that.
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Still, Opeth does interesting things without being as heavy as they once were.
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It's about being as efficient as possible with the scoring opportunities you have.
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The job ends up being as much capturing content as editing it out.
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That's a pretty fucking big deal, being as he's only recently turned 20.
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But strict Muslim fundamentalists consider the depiction of any living being as idolatrous.
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Meanwhile, a friend once described her as being as American as hip-hop.
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To me it was just about being as grungy as we could get.
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The only cure for implicit bias is being as open-minded as possible.
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This guy is as good of a human being as you can get.
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The dollar was buying 119.31 yen JPY= after being as low as 118.68.
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Hindu philosophers have long described the experience of "being" as a web— jaal .
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Some reports have his salary as being as high as $83,000 per month.
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UK rules say companies need at least one real human being as director.
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"They aren't being as open as they should be," said North Carolina Republican Rep.
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And they have described Democrats down there as being as bad as child molesters.
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We're going to try to honor her by being as tough as she was.
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Amazon Awkward had no business being as nuanced and as introspective as it was.
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Being as bad as everywhere else in its treatment of women falls disappointingly short.
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I can still probably talk myself in to him being as good as Dirk.
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And we didn't-- I never really anticipated it being as bad as it was.
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"Using technology is about as associated with well-being as eating potatoes," Przybylski says.
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Refocus and commit to being as productive as possible while you're actually at work.
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I feel like I've got nothing to lose by being as forthright as possible.
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People have stopped being as complacent and everyone's art will become better and fearless.
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It's a case of the journey being as entertaining and fun as the destination.
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Chris Le describes his brainstorming process as being as much about marketability as creativity.
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"The etymologist makes cuts that show Being as it floats inside things," she writes.
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"I don't enjoy being as nonefficient as I was," he said at the time.
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Kant insisted we never use another human being as a means to an end.
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Do you regret being as vocal as you guys have been over the years?
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Clinton, despite being as disliked as Mr. Trump, is seen as a safer option.
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"This candidate is as contemptible a human being as you will find," Holmes tweeted.
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We've got this massive heritage that suffers from us still being as we are.
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Scott: (I wanted) to show my duality as a human being, as a musician.
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"I've struggled with the greens being as slow as they are," Woods told reporters.
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Is not being as invested in Mr. Robot a problem while watching Mr. Robot?
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But they make a basic effort at being, as Stephen Colbert put it, truthy.
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"I'm fully committed to being as successful as I can be in this sport."
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Academia isn't seen as being as self-contained as it has been in the past.
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First, ECD must focus as much on physical well-being as on training the mind.
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And still, they show the same midlife dip in well-being as their human cousins.
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" Madix decides she's going to confront Vanderpump about it while being "as respectful as possible.
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We could all benefit from being as logical as Evans when it comes to love.
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Seasonal flows of runoff appear to be increasing for the time being as glaciers degrade.
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" Continues Kardashian: "I was really proud of myself for not being as hard on myself.
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A recent television ad of his attacked Rubio for not being as tough as Trump.
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Really need to bring this program to an end while being as fair as possible.
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He's a player and a hoe, known for being as promiscuous as he is devious.
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And the way I always struggled for safety was by being as transparent as possible.
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They should make good use of it by being as patient as they possibly can.
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For them, the days ahead had little chance of being as bad as the past.
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Just keep asking those questions, listening to the answers and being as genuine as possible.
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The Cup is known for being as much a technology race as a sailing race.
|
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"Qatar has had a history of not being as robust on terrorism finance," Harrell said.
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He describes landscape architecture as being as much about "operations" as it is about design.
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But I can't remember anything since being as funny as that was to me then.
|
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Here, they note that conservative outlets aren't being as friendly as usual to the president.
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I'm being as professional as I can, because you're on the court with Serena Williams.
|
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The single currency hovered at $1.1376 EUR=, after being as high as $1.1485 last week.
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I grew up reading your smart opinions and dreamt of being as erudite as you.
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It's hard to imagine Being as anything more than just a fun gimmick right now.
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"It's about being as strict [with your hair] as you are with your skin," insists Mancuso.
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The outing winds up being as much of a s— show as the very premise indicates.
|
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This claim—of things not being as dire as they seemed—was seconded by Google today.
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Just being as competitive as I am, I really, really want to win a gold medal.
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"As long as she has rights like any other human being, as a citizen," Primera said.
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It felt dangerous like those old days of Foley and the others, without being as deadly.
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Pence, undeniably effective, won in large part by not being as bizarre as his running mate.
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I think it's a way of blending in, of evading notice, of not being as obvious.
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Because of these assets, it is regarded as being as good a credit risk as Freedonia.
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Just putting out a record and not really being as prominent as I wanted to be.
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I feel he has a lot to offer the country, being as a business owner himself.
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This is a true creative's desktop in a laptop, without being as thick as a textbook.
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The judge decided to keep the juror for the time being as jury selection ended Monday.
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But wherever they are, I'm sure they're being as honest today as they were last year.
|
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What are your thoughts on Spectacles not being as big a hit as the company hoped?
|
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Thank God for Wyatt being as deft and as awesome of an actor as he is.
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" But with sports streaming being as fractured as it is, "networks are having a tough time.
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You have to wonder if he is being as honest as he portrays himself to be.
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Theater is the only artistic form that uses the entire live human being as its expression.
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He likes to say that being as weak as he is, intransigence is his only weapon.
|
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Frigid temperatures are expected to keep the 2018 inauguration from being as big as the first.
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But you've got yourself established as a human being as opposed to an inflatable rock star.
|
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But it shrewdly frames Mr. Cruise as being as self-aware as he is famously controlling.
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But they are committed to being as healthy and fit as possible for the long-term.
|
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The infidel world seems as dedicated to his well-being as he is to its destruction.
|
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She emerges from the well as fearsome a being as we ever believed Beal to be.
|
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Having children means that your time and focus shifts to their well being (as it should!).
|
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For eight days, the town is empty - just as Gomes remembered it being as a child.
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DJ: I think the most important thing is authenticity, just being as real as I can be.
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For me, it's about natural food, eating a healthy diet, but also being as accessible as possible.
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Many artists try to pull this off, but few actually succeed at being as funny as Stern.
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I didn't plan on being as involved as I was, but it just ended up that way.
|
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Flag-bearers were chosen for their mad courage and were tasked with being as conspicuous as possible.
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This particular type of crowdfunding came into being as part of the JOBS Act passed in May.
|
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We see fan favorites Daryl and Jerry in the trailer being as badass and funny as ever.
|
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Crawford is Ross, the guy who has no business being as good and liked as he is.
|
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Update: Catt Sadler's struggle for equal pay is being as championed as part of the #TimesUp movement.
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At the very least, womxn's pleasure is as worthy of being as visible as cis men's sexuality.
|
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Because Aristotle defines a human being as a political animal: At least I am a human being.
|
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And really being as determined as you can be on behalf of shareholders to solve his problems.
|
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We don't criticize everyone with a computer science degree for not being as great as Steve Jobs.
|
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Because of how crucial this moment is, the Juno mission team is being as cautious as possible.
|
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"His best hope of nomination and election lies in his being as presidential as possible," Osborne wrote.
|
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I had never been in a situation where your survival depended on being as focused as possible.
|
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For dinner, we make Asian sticky wings, which end up not being as complicated as I thought.
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It's just, I like being as independent in my research on public companies as I possibly can.
|
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Oreos were first released in 1912 with two other cookies that didn't end up being as popular.
|
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Eric Thames Diesel is as much a baseball way of being as Todd Coffey Boston Creme is.
|
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Man, I mostly likely, being as stubborn as I am, will probably go down that road again.
|
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It is unacceptable to be afraid of another human being as an idea, rather than a reality.
|
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But musically it is, too, in being as refined and complex as "Pelléas" or anything by Ravel.
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Even before this occurred, I tried being as helpful to him and his wife as I could.
|
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We really, particularly with debut issues, give a lot of thought to being as welcoming as possible.
|
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"I've never experienced the airline industry being as engaged and proactive as they have been with this."
|
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This concert ended up being as notable for who did not show up as for who did.
|
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We had gradually become one person, or maybe two persons in one being, as Aquinas might say.
|
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It just does so without being as worth catching, given its creative pedigree, as it should be.
|
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Cisgender people can help us by speaking up and being as educated as possible on these issues.
|
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It's also the last protest for the time being, as Fonda will be returning to Los Angeles.
|
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"Democrats will fight them with every fiber of our being -- as we're doing right now," he said.
|
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It only recently reached that level, however, after being as low as 1.2 percent in February 2016.
|
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They put those things into the script, and found something universal by being as specific as possible.
|
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And none of them came close to being as good as "Avengers" is in its worst scene.
|
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Don't drive people out by attacking them for not being as pure and woke as you are.
|
|
It's the dark side of the political theorist Karl Polanyi's warning against viewing human being as commodities.
|
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"It is likely to have dramatic effects on health and well-being, as well as community cohesion."
|
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I feel like being as young as they are, they have such a huge future ahead of them.
|
|
"It was a function of him not being as crisp in his command," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
|
|
After that, the rest is a matter of being as thoughtful and strategic as you would be otherwise.
|
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And the way we ate was as much a part of our spiritual well-being as any other.
|
|
Few, however, move as strangely as Florence will, while at the same time being as large and powerful.
|
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LORETTA MESTER: I think our response is one of being as transparent as we can about our approach.
|
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The site's users drew criticism for being as extreme as the men they wanted to push back against.
|
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Because I'm not being as fully self-sufficient and independent as I understand a modern girl should be.
|
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The two most important safeguards are distance — being as far away from the blast as possible — and time.
|
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"I can't imagine being as famous as she is right now," said Cox about the Bodak Yellow rapper.
|
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He is not so much a corporeal being, as he is a projection of our whims and desires.
|
|
Sexism being as inventive as it is these days, something eventually did manage to burrow under my skin.
|
|
Thankfully I work with people who really care about each other's well-being, as well as the dogs'.
|
|
But unfortunately, the iPhone XS just didn't end up being as durable as I thought it would be.
|
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"Just being as competitive as I am, I really, really want to win a gold medal," he says.
|
|
In those instances, being as explicit and transparent as possible to the limitations of your knowledge are crucial.
|
|
And yet there's something missing, something that holds Vinyl back from being as good as it could be.
|
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The loose fit of the Clingers mirrors the look of the popular sock boots, without being as flimsy.
|
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I also stopped being as self-obsessed—not in a shitty way, just in an 'I'm 21' way.
|
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It's personality externalized in the most dramatic sense, finding an inner silence by being as loud as possible.
|
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But if it means being as understanding of each other and mom and I are, I'll take it.
|
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Not all of the allegations were from that period, however, with some being as recent as last year.
|
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Somehow even more baffling than the song being as generic as it is how putrid Lamar's verse is.
|
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You start being as skeptical of every piece of content as you would be of an ordinary ad.
|
|
Almost 27 years later, its story remains noteworthy, despite not being as well-known outside of provincial borders.
|
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"He seems like he's being as transparent as he can be," Ms. Turner, 23, said of Mr. Comey.
|
|
GC: Look, did you recognize David Cameron's characterization of Brexit, as not being as bad as he expected?
|
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I'm just getting hip to the skin on top of your head being as important as your face.
|
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Unfortunately, the show isn't actually interested in being as subversive or different as it leads you to believe.
|
|
Influencer culture might even suggest, to the contrary, that being as basic as possible yields the most success.
|
|
"Being as far away from that material as possible is what's going to change your outcomes," Buddemeir said.
|
|
"They may well stand out more this year, with there not being as many of them," Taylor said.
|
|
But they also are crucial to your economic well-being, as well as that of everyone around you.
|
|
Whether it ends up being as weird looking as some of the various mockups suggest remains to be seen.
|
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"So we don't take it as being, as I said, divine revelation," he said of the U.S. intelligence reports.
|
|
"I was only doing cardio and I was obsessed with being as skinny as I could be," she shares.
|
|
In the meantime, the Nintendo Switch has focused on being as un-PC-like as possible with major returns.
|
|
There are still a few caveats that hold this feature back from being as solid as the W1 chip.
|
|
So it may be that Biden's bad night does not end up being as damaging as it first appeared.
|
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Also, looking at your overall expense and cost base and asking if you're being as productive as you can.
|
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But I always feel very protective of him as well being as proud because he's very personal to me.
|
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Nevertheless, I plan to use this approach sparingly as I can't see myself being as gluttonous as my friend.
|
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For Raisa, the hardest part about donating her kidney was not being as physical as she wanted to be.
|
|
Inexplicably, despite being as terrible as they've always been last season, they reached the playoffs AND won a round.
|
|
TunnelBear tackles that issue head on by being as cute as its name sounds, while still offering useful features.
|
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Back issues kept Morris from being as strong in the weight room as she wanted to be in 2017.
|
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This was a dedicated crew who really cared about the show being as good as we could make it.
|
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"I can't fathom being as great as Michael without putting out the work, so 11 is perfect," he says.
|
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Democrats will likely have better luck defending Dodd-Frank, with Wall Street being as unpopular as Congress these days.
|
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Like so: and But hey, that's just the consequence of being as weird as I constantly am, so whatever!
|
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After the operation, I would be immunosuppressed, so it's important to go into it being as healthy as possible.
|
|
The hit HBO show, now in its sixth season, is known for being as brutal as it is beautiful.
|
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He is strongly pro-life and committed to upholding the dignity of every human being as America's top diplomat.
|
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Despite the professional model's busy schedule, she is being as intentional as possible in her romance with A$AP.
|
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It's healthy for us to exercise every facet of our being as people, but then also as black people.
|
|
Mr. Moore said he learned that independent groups viewed chrysotile as being as deadly as other varieties of asbestos.
|
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While I'm good about avoiding television, I still find myself not being as productive as I want to be.
|
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We have too many, they're too long and they prevent us from being as productive as we could be.
|
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I would apologize to my sister for not being as good of a role model as I should be.
|
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A parent's job, though, also includes being as supportive as we can be, within the bounds of plausible authenticity.
|
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"The old line about a chain only being as strong as its weakest link is true," Mr. Chapin said.
|
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I came into being as a white man seven months before #MeToo filled our social media and news feeds.
|
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Meanwhile, shareholders have their stake in the company and its financial well-being, as do many health care groups.
|
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But Democrats risk being as wrong about Sanders's appeal in 2020 as Republicans were about Trump's appeal in 2016.
|
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It's a great way to support native communities' economic well-being, as well as contribute to worthwhile social causes.
|
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He came into being as words on the page, words assembled and given life by the playwright August Wilson.
|
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I put my game mask on and focus on the game and being as good as I can be.
|
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He paints himself as an outsider, despite being as much a member of the political class as his opponents.
|
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Everyone knows he is supposed to pass on rapidly to the next phase of being, as children generally do.
|
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Because if Neanderthals were our equals and still died out, what's stopping nature from being as cruel to us?
|
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These memories have a positive influence on our well-being as we get a secret key to a magical period.
|
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They just may not feel comfortable being as frank as they might be with a peer or lower level manager.
|
|
If the World Cup stops being as attractive then fan and sponsor support suffers as well as does its marketing.
|
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A messaging startup used by White House staff is being sued for allegedly not being as secure as it promises.
|
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"It was really just getting around the censors and being as sexual as you could get away with," added Wills.
|
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She said a female candidate would have faced condemnation for being as "assertive and aggressive" as Buttigieg during his speech.
|
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can," Rosenstein said of Barr in an interview Thursday with The Wall Street Journal.
|
|
And of course, the sea being as powerful as she is, there's a lot of lore and superstition around that.
|
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"It's my opinion that she was not being as truthful as she should have been on the stand," he says.
|
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By older age, medical issues and chronic diseases may prevent people from being as physically active as they would like.
|
|
I think that I need to be fine with a track not being as good as the one released before.
|
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Through it all, Disick has been by her side, though he's not being as generous with his social media feed.
|
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That meant I didn't see my first day as being as bad as some other people might have viewed it.
|
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We knew as entrepreneurs ourselves that being as founder-friendly as possible would be the key to our deal flow.
|
|
Those conditions certainly have had a lasting effect on Chelsea's health and well-being, as they have for so many.
|
|
He signed my t-shirt, and I have never come close to being as happy in a singular moment since.
|
|
The gains were broad based with the euro falling back to $1.1471 after being as high as $1.1593 on Wednesday.
|
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One part of their thesis is that Iran is not being as aggressive as expected in returning crude to market.
|
|
Ashleigh Kugler remembers being as young as 3 when she came up with a sneaky trick to get extra treats.
|
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Being as open and honest with your doctor as possible is the best way to go for a successful relationship.
|
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He added that his influence "runs the risk of the hearing being as much about me as about" the nominee.
|
|
And, as Dario stresses, to keep things interesting, you've always got to remain focused on being as creative as possible.
|
|
Mao Zedong's description of North Korea's relationship with China is typically mischaracterised as being as close as "lips and teeth".
|
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And me being as broke as I am, I'm about to find a way to treat my linemen to Sizzler!
|
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The gains were broad based with the euro falling back to $1.1476 after being as high as $1.1593 on Wednesday.
|
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For others, she says, a class may be more about mental health and well-being, as opposed to burning calories.
|
|
Things being as they are, it was a below-the-fold story, drowned out by all the other scandals underway.
|
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Down a rabbit hole of checking Facebook, or playing casual games, rather than being as productive as we might like.
|
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"I'm just getting hip to the skin on top of your head being as important as your face," she says.
|
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I think there's a defining moment, not just in Hollywood but in our conscious being as humans — and women especially.
|
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Rather than that fee just being as you put it, and you put it well, mysteriously kind of baked in.
|
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What if blackface is clear evidence of the emptiness of whiteness, the hollowness of its being as an identity marker?
|
|
At the Met, a display devoted to "Being-as-Playing-a-Role" highlights the stock personalities on the proscenium stage.
|
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The latest accord risks being as short-lived as other ceasefire deals in Syria, analysts in Turkey and Russia said.
|
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I'm interested in his perspective on the state of educational institutions, being as his nonprofit could help fill some gaps.
|
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In a statement, Chick-fil-A denied being as discriminatory as, uh, pretty much everyone seems to think it is.
|
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"Being as generous as I could, this stuff had about a third of what it was supposed to," he says.
|
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If someone isn't being as independent as you'd like them to be, discuss that with them in a nice way.
|
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"I think it's a matter of being as responsible about your social media presence as your personal presence," she said.
|
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We will invest to the brand investment that will slip down gross margin for the time being as an investment.
|
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If you're asking me do I think they're justified in being as terrified as they are, my answer is no.
|
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Throughout our conversation, she's being as frank and honest as she can be but one thing stands out to me.
|
|
While Stewart admits to being as unhappy as ever, he and Xiu Xiu have figured out how to keep going.
|
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We're glad to hear the actress had a speedy recovery and that she's still planning on being as badass as ever.
|
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So large companies are seeing flexibility and agility as being as important as robustness and cost savings were in the past.
|
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With Louie's serving food and being as tiny as it is, it would be a nightmare to have a packed house.
|
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It's important to invite inspiring women because conference organizers have a responsibility when it comes to being as inclusive as possible.
|
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While the couple has been criticized for not being as philanthropic as Bill Gates, their list of good works is expanding.
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She will do anything to further her own being as opposed to uphold the security protocols that guard our national security.
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Naturally, the cast and crew, as well as FX itself, are being as cryptic as possible about the next AHS season.
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The star is also staying away from dating for the time being as she goes through her divorce from Brad Pitt.
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Data that is necessarily highly sensitive in nature — being as the community governance issue he's flagging here relates to controversial content.
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A national newspaper in Scotland referred to President Donald Trump as an "appalling human being" as he visited the United Kingdom.
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Nunchi, despite being as old as Korean civilization itself, is extraordinarily suited for modern life because it requires speed and adaptability.
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Insurers were required to view access to mental health services as being as important as access to other types of care.
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That equation being: As temps (and levels of sweatiness) rise so does our exponential need for fast and easy a.m. refreshments.
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It's a thought experiment, not a call to arms, although I admit to being as disgruntled with American politics as anyone.
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That song just was a comment on rock 'n' roll being as extravagant of a lifestyle as it appears to be.
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It is as essential to your well-being as the New Grandparent and Mother of the Bride Early-Warning Alert System.
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Aristotle defined the human being as the political animal, and republican practice requires the active involvement of citizens in political life.
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It's the same with eating; I honestly think that being as health-conscious as my boyfriend would not be much fun.
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The old maxim of a computer only being as intelligent as the man who programmed it now appears to be dead.
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I was not being as careful with my diet — I had a lot of sugar and dairy, which can exacerbate acne.
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Being as healthy as I can be—not as you can be, or someone else can be—is my biggest concern.
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It was actually pretty ironic cause the next day I was thanking my sister for being as annoying as she was.
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Pull your head out of the sand and make sure you are being as financially responsible as you can, said Hauer.
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Terrible ideas are abundant, but these steps can help you avoid being as brutal as I was in countless dressing rooms.
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It felt as though we were beginning to think about women's pain as being as worthy of consideration as men's power.
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Trump had been selling the idea of being as rich and successful and famous as he was for years and years.
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This came as a new study said that Sanders' wealth tax might not end up being as effective as he hoped.
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Aslam is also heard telling them to "act like a human being" as the crowds went berserk with shouts of Atif!
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We believe there are four other global issues to consider that may end up being as important yet not as scrutinized.
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But modern definitions of self-care are designed to serve those who understand the self and mental well-being as individual.
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"In terms of setting a goal of being as unified as possible, that is a worthwhile exercise," said Connecticut state Rep.
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This gift-giving has become a crucial element in our national economy and hence our well-being as a commercial society.
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They range in size from 325 to 12,600 feet (100-3,850 meters), the largest being as tall as the Eiger in Switzerland.
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This could be based on something like the Kantian rule of avoiding using another sentient being as a means to an end.
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When asked about her behavior, Klobuchar reverts to a line about being as tough on America as she is on her staff.
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This case also accepts wireless charging, while being as light and diminutive as it is, which I consider a minor engineering miracle.
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She was made by a computer to look as much like a hot and charming human being as possible without scaring people.
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The Chinese market, in other words, is showing every sign of being as short of zinc as the rest of the world.
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We found that the jobless showed almost exactly the same day-to-day pattern in emotional well-being as working people did.
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He was being as clear as he could about what he expected of her; whether she agreed was entirely beside the point.
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Before she knows it, she's answering user questions about identifying birds, ordering food for pets, and generally being as helpful as possible.
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Being as this is primarily geared toward businesses, Acer envisions companies wanting to brand Chromebooks with logos behind that sheet of glass.
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OnePlus tunes its Bullets to be all bass and mids, with the treble being as present as a disinterested high school student.
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However, other analysts said such cash releases could continue, with Barclays pointing to "longevity trends not being as onerous as once expected".
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Fitch does not consider structural subordination a significant risk for the time being, as the JVs do not generate significant cash flows.
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"I think we're really pleased with the performance despite the score not being as high as we're accustomed to," Shibutani told reporters.
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Throughout the renovation, Murphy was insistent on being as sustainable as possible and keeping elements from the old house when she could.
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Going into my last date with Robby, and being as confused as I still was … there was so much riding on it.
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And Seagate reported a number today that people didn't regard as being as strong as they'd like, so it's pulled down everybody.
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Still, it's a pattern worth watching, especially if ends up being as geographically diverse as Riddiough believes it can one day be.
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I wish that we were as invested in them, and their well-being, as we are in sensational portrayals of sex work.
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TweetDeck is still supported on Mac for the time being, as the app continues to be hosted on the Mac App Store.
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The drummer was still sleeping, and I nudged him awake, hoping his being as alarmed as I was would calm me down.
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There were several different ways to read the savings trough in September, with one being as a sign of a strengthening economy.
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They also said new regulations should avoid being as onerous as the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulations imposed in Europe.
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To keep your backside happy, Goldstein recommended using a patting motion rather than a wiping motion and being as gentle as possible.
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Major oil traders said last year they were exempt for the time being as paper trading is ancillary to their physical positions.
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" Walton said that was "nice to hear," but mostly he recalled Iguodala being "as hard as anyone as I've had to guard.
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"Lemonade" has all of the formal coherence that kept "Formation" from being as good a video as it was a cultural bombshell.
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How do you go about sitting down and getting something on the page that ends up being as impactful as it is?
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But whatever those reasons may be, do not let them stop you from being as successful as you should be right now.
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Capital Efficiency Just like startups, startup investors must ensure they are optimising their burn rate and being as capital efficient as possible.
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Joseph Fiennes has committed to being as slimy as possible, but honestly, Moss's luminous disgust is the real center of his character.
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When it comes to building the monopoly of tomorrow, hearts and minds may end up being as valuable as cold, hard cash.
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They enter the 2016 Olympics in Rio widely regarded as being as close to a sure thing for gold as can be.
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Of the many downsides to being a human being—as opposed to, say, a squirrel, or some kind of…Read more Read
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Yaden thinks these positive mental health benefits should play a role in optimizing astronaut well-being as humans push farther into space.
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The important thing was just to get as broad a slice of the pie as possible by being as inoffensive as possible.
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The essay concludes: All this comes at a cost to women's well-being, as mothers forgo leisure time, professional ambitions and sleep.
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The big thing is being as smart as possible... It's about putting it all together and being the best me I can.
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I never thought about a human being as a color, because music has allowed me to see people in voice-color only.
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Still, with the land of luxury being as vast as it is, figuring out what's actually worth your money can be overwhelming.
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If you're being as honest as you can be, you realize that when you're making anything, you're having a conversation with people.
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"I am discovering the possibility of the choreography coexisting with sound, maybe not being as dependent as I usually am," he said.
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The price hikes Berman was gearing up to absorb disappeared, for the time being, as the administration shifts its focus to China.
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"They're not [being as reckless in the Senate]," responded Mitchell, who also serves as the chief foreign affairs correspondent for NBC News.
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With no sense of it being as fragile as it was, he put it in a bag and handed it to me.
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They're not so much genuinely evil as they are hilariously incompetent — and their plans always had to involve being as Extra as possible.
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Joel told Rolling Stone magazine about his special day and still being as active as ever in both his career and his life.
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But it's never the same as the reality of being as plugged in as she and I have been fortunate enough to be.
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Rather than breaking up with him, Sarah responded by spending the second half of their relationship being as drunk and mean as possible.
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In the picture, those two conditions correspond to the Moon being as far as possible towards the center, and as red as possible.
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"What I'm seeing, especially being as old as I am, is the amazing interest of people who have never been activists," she said.
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But for now, we can at least dream of being as pleased by a Windows phone as this guy in the concept video:
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Each new set of images someone manages to post makes me gasp, because it keeps being as bad as I imagined, or worse.
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The CEO says AR is much less isolating than VR, and has described the technology as being as potentially revolutionary as the smartphone.
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Nintendo's attempt to miniaturize the NES after 30 years doesn't even come close to being as small as this tiny faux console is.
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After all, Freud saw the human being as, essentially, an animal, whose neuroses were the result of repressing natural sexual and libidinal desires.
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Arguably, financial health is as critical a component of overall well-being as physical health, so shouldn't they be regulated with similar rigor?
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Amid his mental health struggles, Justin Bieber is being as transparent as he can with fans so as not to let them down.
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And there is an impulse to respond to -- to the power of Trump by, you know, being as edgy... OBAMA: On the left.
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Cramer said despite the employment number not being as robust as expected, recent corporate earnings have mitigated what the bond market is saying.
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"This is another instance of the Chinese not being as helpful as we might hope in terms of pressuring the North," said Karako.
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Being as obsessive as we are, we've tracked down the exact aubergine bra and baby blue silk panties she's wearing in the picture.
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Its tourism sector—in spite of being, as you called it, a low paid service sector—has tremendous potential for the long run.
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Traditionally, being a prosecutor or DA [district attorney] has meant that you run for election by being as "tough on crime" as possible.
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I then began to experiment with makeup as a way to make my dreams of being as strong as my mother become true.
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The Suicide Squad actress, 50, even told Cagle what she dreamed of being as a child – and it's not the answer you'd expect.
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Dallas coach Rick Carlisle approached Curry's return with a bit of a minutes restriction but didn't anticipate being as cautious against the Rockets.
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The Mythic Being, as she called her character, was a man with a mustache and an Afro who wore jeans and mirrored sunglasses.
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But other recent polls show the race being as narrow as 2202 or 2628 percentage points, putting it within the margin of error.
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There were hopes for a Warcraft mobile game, a Hearthstone expansion, and a new Starcraft game, but it [ended up] being as advertised.
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Being as creative as she is, we went back and fourth and came up with a gorgeous military look that opens the show.
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Cancellara, 35, also has a reputation for being as tough as he is strong, a characteristic that has alienated him from some competitors.
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In "Love Rules," Coles guides readers in assessing what kind of love they want and being as practical as possible in finding it.
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"While metrics in these segments are improving, they can best be described as not being as bad as they were previously," he said.
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Reaganism was very economic, built around tax policies, enterprise zones and the conception of the human being as a rational, utility-driven individual.
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Being as specific as possible, or talking through your turn-ons if you're not sure, allows everyone to get the most of it.
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This has the possibility of being as revolutionary to transportation habits as the assembly line was at the beginning of the 20th century.
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On my to-do list, I actually have "talk to one real human being" as a daily goal that I don't always meet.
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So, being as prone to pessimistic online bitching as anyone else, I caught up with Norberg to talk through some of his ideas.
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"Women don't experience same-sex contact as being as intrusive or threatening, so it lets them ease into situations more easily," Ley noted.
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I don't know what brand it was, but to this day nothing has come close to being as delicious as that beer was.
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This is entirely for Jules' well-being as she intensifies her relationship with Grindr pick-up ShyGuy118 (aka Nate in full catfishing mode).
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Partly as a result, neither of them ended up being as consequential presidents as, say, Lyndon B. Johnson, Ronald Reagan or Barack Obama.
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Many claimed they were only going to buy Dawson's palette to support him; others called out Charles' product for not being as good.
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JB: Being as you just mentioned as part of the EEA, you are also subject to some of the EU rules and regulations.
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It was as if she barely registered as a human being, as if her life didn't count except to serve as a target.
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Sleep, once no more glamorous than taking a shower, is now perched at the pinnacle of the well-being-as-a-lifestyle trend.
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Russia and China, for their part, are strategic competitors, the military-industrial complex's new reason for being as the threat of terrorism fades.
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AGAIN, IF I WAS TRYING TO STOP A CANDIDATE, I WOULD BRING THESE THINGS UP AND PAINT THEM AS BEING AS HORRIBLE AS POSSIBLE.
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The Vanderpump Rules cast is known for being as loyal to their plastic surgeons as they are to stirring up drama everywhere they go.
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But the idea that Digital Wellbeing might be hindering Pixel phones from being as fast as they otherwise could be is a little alarming.
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Salameh said he did not intend to change rates for the time being as there was equilibrium in the market, but that could change.
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Malmstrom said it was "not very dramatic" to say there were disagreements and the EU was being as open as possible about the negotiations.
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I list the room on some Facebook groups and Craigslist so I can at least feel like I'm being as proactive as I can.
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Check. Andrew Huang even found a way to work the sound of bagged milk into his track, without being as disturbing as that sounds.
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Our two agents have a way of being as formidable as they are goofy, with just as many wise-cracks as there are stunts.
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It reaches an emotional level that the show never has before while also being as goofy and as silly as the show always is.
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You can also press and hold on an image to zoom in, but in general the app focuses on being as lightweight as possible.
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It's difficult to think of anything else that changed that suddenly during that time period that could have impacted teens' well-being as much.
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We lapped up every Owen Ellickson Twitter narrative and every Funny or Die video of Trump being as dumb as a bag of hammers.
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Rumors of Jolie not being as into winemaking as her husband emerged in August, as did unconfirmed claims that the vineyard being for sale.
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I've grown up so much as a human being, as an artist, a cinematographer, a father and a husband through that style of working.
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We're just not sure these out-of-this-world eye makeovers will ever cease being, as Kendall so aptly put it, "trippy," to us.
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Productive mobility is about being as productive out of the office as inside, and as productive in a virtual instance as a physical one.
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"I don't think that I'm capable of being as mature as I thought I could be," the 41-year-old explains in a confessional.
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It's about being as quick in the corners as possible and carrying momentum, and it's about setting up a car like you need to.
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Campaigning in the Houston-area district has been pushed aside for the time being as the community deals with massive damage from Hurricane Harvey.
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S. Surgeon General David Satcher issued a groundbreaking report that gave prominent attention to mental health and emotional well-being as cornerstones of health.
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In order to do that, I need to get as far away from what is idiosyncratic about me as a human being as possible.
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Can you actually mock someone for being as solipsistic as Mr. Trump is if, in fact, this whole election really has revolved around him?
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This is a critical time to break a bad habit and to address issues concerning your physical well being as well as your schedule.
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What we've got is some people who recognize that eating meat is not compatible with being as compassionate as you could be with animals.
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This can denote an ancestral being as well as its actions, and it may be a code for relations between people, places, and things.
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It's interesting, because the two at the bottom kind of have that similar thing of them not being as anchored to one larger idea.
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The internet reacted accordingly: BET even addressed the shade thrown its way about not being as large as other award shows: Touché, BET. Touché.
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So I think it was understandable that he was reacting as a human being, as a father — as a father of two young girls.
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" Wilkie seemed to share those views since he characterized the radical abolitionists in Congress as being as "mendacious as the Jacobins of Revolutionary France.
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Make that the new kid who longs to run with the wild crowd but can't quite commit to being as bad as coolness demands.
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I don't stop to think if someone is lying or not, but rather just hope that they are being as honest as I am.
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The added problem with this one, however, is it's nowhere near close to being as good a standalone movie as most of those others.
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The added problem with this one, however, is it's nowhere near close to being as good a standalone movie as most of those others.
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Anna Day is much loved and missed and we are concerned about her well being as well as that of her three American colleagues.
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"It's trying to find always the reality of being a human being as opposed to being a character in a play," she told me.
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It entitles parents to all of their students' person records concerning their "general physical, psychological or emotional well-being," as well as counseling records.
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If they don't, then expect concerns about this latest batch of earnings being as good as it gets to come back with a vengeance.
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The new year is all about health, fitness, and well-being as we collectively look to forget all the excess of the festive period.
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In spite of being as frail as a partridge, the young girl recovered rapidly, because she turned out to be stronger than she looked.
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Jojo stops being, as he is on the page, a radicalized young man caught between his devotion to Hitler and his love of Elsa.
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"I'm gonna start with that bastard Fred," he says in "This Extraordinary Being," as we see Angela witness his memories of becoming Hooded Justice.
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"Companies view their current business situation on the whole as being as good as never before," DIHK said, publishing a survey of member businesses.
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It's the pride you feel in their accomplishments and being as happy for their successes as you are for your own, if not more.
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From Ross' perspective, some groups of researchers are not necessarily being as subjective as they need to be when they're looking at the evidence.
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It's the best team the Capitals have ever had coupled with the rest of the league being as mediocre as it has ever been.
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It's really interesting to see your more recent work, which focuses on how people behave in environments where water is not being as challenged.
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And there's historical precedent for election year November monthly returns not being as good for stocks as November typically has been compared to other months.
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Previous estimates have pegged Twitter's China-based following as being as high as 35.5 million users, but the actual number appears to be much lower.
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Hoisting the flag was a political act, and an extremely controversial one, being as India was still yet to recognise Bangladesh as an independent nation.
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I don't think tossing cold fish patties into a slam pit comes anywhere close to being as horrible as hurling poop and blood at people.
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I'm not allowed to really start exercising for another 3 weeks so I've just been focused on being as healthy as possible while I'm breastfeeding.
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The writers of the show strain, even as they acknowledge the artificiality of their creation, to make this high-tech being as ancient as possible.
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Though she's being as supportive as possible, the model — who called the singer "wise and creative" — admitted the couple hadn't had time to connect yet.
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Actually replicating the discovery has proven to be tricky, despite it apparently being as easy as plugging in a keyboard and hitting the right key.
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This was often an error of projection: they could not imagine being as tireless as Chinese leaders turned out to be in defending their authority.
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I think right now the focus is on diving in and being as busy as I can be, but eventually I'm looking at a family.
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YouTube says its Community feature will remain in testing for the time being, as it listens to feedback and rolls out new features and functionality.
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It's getting better: Duo is preinstalled and integrated into the dialer app on some Android phones, but it's far from being as seamless as FaceTime.
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BAER: Thank you for being a part of this wild, crazy roller coaster of a show and being as passionate about all of our characters.
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I am thankfully in pretty good shape at the moment, but my mother's father is entirely bald, so I am being as preventative as possible.
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This might have long-term consequences as companies may decide to move towards this position of not being as reliant on China anymore, Marro added.
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"Trying to get votes from the middle and being as calm as possible may mean he struggles to mobilize his voters for a third time."
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Either way, while we have our doubts about the Audi R8 being as exciting as a Saturn V rocket, it's still a pretty fast ride.
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"These incremental changes are important steps towards being as minimally restrictive as possible while also maintaining the safety of the blood supply," the answer concludes.
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With the gaming landscape being as competitive as it is today, most players won't put up with this, and games cannot afford to lose users.
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A national newspaper in Scotland referred to President Donald Trump as an "appalling human being" as he embarked on a trip to the United Kingdom.
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"Serving kids is a little bit different than serving adults, and we want to make sure that were being as thoughtful as possible," said Blumenthal.
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"I'm just getting hip to the skin on top of your head being as important as your face," she told People magazine earlier this year.
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think, is just completely bizarre," Rosenstein said.
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Queensland's premier said the cyclone would be nasty, that it was capable of being as severe as the last major storm to hit the area.
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Over the course of the last 70 years, only Richard Nixon comes anywhere close to being as much of a Republican fixture as the Bushes.
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Being as aggressively friendly as our Wisconsonite stereotype suggests, we get to chatting with the tall, middle-aged man hooking his pickup truck to ours.
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As Mickey and Gus start getting more real with each other, Love gets more real with itself and stops being as aimless as its characters.
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" And my predecessor described the summer weekend traffic between Toronto and its cottage country as being "as bad as that on the Long Island Expressway.
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The holiday season is all about being as cozy as possible, and there are tons of essentials on Amazon to help you reach peak #comfortgoals.
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Bezos has been criticized in the past for not being as committed to philanthropy as some of his fellow billionaires atop the "world's richest" rankings.
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I'd never loved it, being as it was first too shabby, then too grand for the way we lived (or should have lived, at least).
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Two major shifts in the past year have made scale — the concept of being as big as possible — more important than ever for media companies.
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We also think its good that the bank is being as transparent as it is, Viveka Hirdman-Ryrberg, a spokeswoman for Investor AB told Reuters.
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To watch someone I admired publicly experience what I was so privately suffering through was endlessly important to my well-being as a baby gay.
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Pakistan de-facto came into being as an Islamic state, a safe haven for Muslims in the bloody separation from the Hindu majority in India.
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It makes even less sense to minimize the value of oil and gas to the nation's economic and environmental well-being, as Korsnick has done.
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It marked the fourth time since April 14 that Quackenbush was recalled from El Paso, with three of the four being as an injury replacement.
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The right, sadly, proclaims the rights of that developing being as if the woman carrying it were only a vessel, a means to an end.
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On the other, Stan not being as much in the central mix of the season is making me feel a similar worry to you, Todd.
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The entirety of Homecoming is about Peter struggling to balance being an ordinary kid with his dream of being as great a hero as Iron Man.
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They don't like that uncertainty because it reminds them that life too is precarious, with the only guarantees being, as the saying goes, death and taxes.
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And with my schedule being as inflexible as it was, we were forced to bite the bullet and shell out the money for an airline ticket.
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He is capable of being as seemingly, vehemently preoccupied with NFL players' peaceful protest as he is with the progress of his legislative agenda in Congress.
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"I just need everybody to be dialed in to being as good as we can defensively," the first-year coach said after Monday's win over Charlotte.
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And while she does make an effort to change the law that is barring her sister's happiness, she's not being as ballsy as she should be.
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They discuss how it is the informal actions that discourage "winner take all" demonization politics as being as important as the formal and written rules themselves.
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Eventually, the company plans to "start covering our own costs," but it's not taking a cut for the time being, as it tries to attract writers.
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But to be frightened over the prospect of ultra-low interest rates not being as ultra-low and that have reached the point of diminishing returns?
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In the end, I'm going to advocate you use Signal whenever you can — which actually may not end up being as often as you would like.
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"The firm thinks it can gather assets without being as aggressive in promoting the fund," said Todd Rosenbluth, director of ETF & mutual fund research at CFRA.
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Local leaders eventually brokered a tense ceasefire, but in a place where the militias regard each other as being as bad as ISIS, peace is fragile.
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Vivendi's hostile bid for the French mobile games maker Gameloft has won majority shareholder backing, which means the deal looks like being as good as done.
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It's easy to argue that someone else will just replace her in this role, but the chances of them being as good at it are slim.
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With what happened in Cologne, we'll have to see whether those sexual assaults end up being as thoroughly investigated as the property theft that occurred simultaneously.
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I get a kick out of this, challenging people with clothing, and the uncomfortableness of being new, and being as gay as you want to be.
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Selecting and searching for designers was an incredibly important part of the process and we placed a lot of emphasis on being as thorough as possible.
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Historically, the party in the White House is disadvantaged in the midterms — and Trump, being as unpopular as he is, gave Democrats an edge on enthusiasm.
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" Of course, Barack Obama had no governing experience, with his main foreign policy credential being, as Clinton famously put it, "a speech he made in 2002.
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The Babadook first came into being as an LGBTQ icon back in October 2016 when a now viral, then ironic, Tumblr post captured the internet's attention.
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In sum, getting ED meds from a legal and domestic pharmacy would seem to be the move, even if it doesn't end up being as cheap.
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The fantasy that the NFL sells is not being as strong or fast or handsome as Cam Newton but something darker, smaller, and considerably more anxious.
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I just like being as normal as I can possibly be with my girlfriends, who tell me to shut the fuck up because they don't care.
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He loved that dog," Ginger said, adding that her son "was a wonderful baby, a terrific teenager and just a humble human being as an adult.
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Her current solo show Being as a Thing, continues her material explorations, with organic sculptures and installations made out of lead, bronze, glass, fiber, and wax.
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In the U.S., we imagine parents, pediatricians, dentists, all of whom play a critical role in ensuring children's well-being, as supporting a child's healthy future.
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The sense of being small on something so enormous, the sensation of being as close to the nothingness of space as one can be on Earth.
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Because you can't really find it on a treadmill, and hopping off seems like our quickest route to being as happy as we possibly can be.
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I have been accused of being as unsentimental as a Presbyterian minister myself, and I am here to report that I did not mist up (mostly).
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McAuliffe had been the campaign chairman of Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and has been described by onlookers as being "as close as family" to the Clintons.
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Beck has a hard time being as cordial to her stepmother over dinner, who calls out the grad student for using her dad for his cash.
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I don't think of it as a perfectionism thing, I think of it as a fear of it not being as good as it can be.
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No matter how boring my life actually is, I adore moving through the world being as unlikeable and brash as I like, wearing whatever I like.
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I firmly believe it's our role & responsibility to support their health & well-being, as well as support local & gov't leaders working to contain the virus. pic.twitter.
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Permaculture is a holistic design concept concentered around regenerative agriculture and natural building, using materials from the land and being as off-the-grid as possible.
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"I've never experienced the airline industry being as engaged and proactive as they have been with this," Nelson, the flight attendant union leader, told Business Insider.
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And this lack of clarity can obfuscate the fact that the neediest aren't being as well-served by tech companies as they could be, critics say.
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" For those concerned with Harlso's well-being as he steadies new items on his noggin, Lavery assures he never uses anything "too heavy [or] too dangerous.
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Wesfarmers' better margins and historically less aggressive financial policy support its higher rating than Ahold Delhaize NV (BBB/Stable), despite it not being as geographically diversified.
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I can't forgive myself for not being as toned as I was when I was younger, when I weighed 105 pounds and hadn't had a baby.
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Since childhood, he has been aware of his racial identity—of being, as he has said, neither white nor black, and having a different-sounding name.
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Lucy left her home country of Sweden when she became an adult to achieve her childhood goal of being as far away from home as possible.
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We can blame the millennials, not being as gullible as before and having less disposable income since their student loans are in the tens of thousands.
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I am aware that fat people often are genetically predisposed to being as they are, and that whatever efforts they may make to diet come to naught.
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As Dartmouth professor Brendan Nyhan pointed out on Twitter, Trump's candidacy itself is a symptom of institutions not being as strong as they ought to have been.
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But by turning inappropriate touching accusations against him into a punchline, Biden indicated that he isn't being as "mindful" about his behavior as he promised to be.
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Lawmakers have criticized the FTC for not being as tough as it should be in the past whether that's due to leadership or a lack of resources.
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She is so inspiring, and I look forward to a designer being as inspired as we are and taking that leap to include her in their show.
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Even as the core of Hollis's business shifts away from being, as she puts it, "a lifestyle influencer," this lifestyle is still largely what Hollis is selling.
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I'm not proud of it, but I make up for my rare concession to comfort by being as stringent as I can in other areas of travel.
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In a stridently nationalistic commentary, the ruling party's official newspaper described China's determination to protect it national interests and dignity as being as "firm as a boulder".
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It's important to remember that it's measuring subjective well-being, not objective well-being as determined by physiological measures like levels of cortisol (the primary stress hormone).
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Miley Cyrus is responding to backlash she has received after she made comments about not being as into hip-hop anymore in her recent Billboard cover story.
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This kind of screen use is not as strongly linked to low well-being as the social media, electronic games, and smartphones used more often by teens.
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It was created to show that Equifax wasn't being as careful as it should be in the aftermath of the breach, not to collect more user data.
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Incorporating tantric elements into your masturbation routine can be an excellent step toward better understanding who you are as an erotically embodied being, as Aza puts it.
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Benioff himself has championed the creation of the C4IR in San Francisco, being as it is at the epicenter of many of the greatest advances in technology.
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Being as these are Droids, they're currently only available on Verizon starting July 28th (preorders are open today), though an unlocked version is coming later this year.
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The conclusions only make the mildest of claims about screen time, essentially that as defined it has about as much effect on well-being as potato consumption.
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Djokovic, who had been with Slovakia's Vajda since 2006, said he will go it alone for the time being as he searched for a new head coach.
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But he describes the gap between Bowie and Unbound as being as wide as that between a Star Wars movie and a novel from its expanded universe.
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"Anna Day is much loved and missed and we are concerned about her well-being as well as that of her three American colleagues," the statement read.
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Whether you're chatting one-on-one or participating in a large group meeting, set the tone by being as active a listener as you are a speaker.
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Despite being as special as it is, Project Winter has the same hands-off approach to its social community as most other multiplayer games do right now.
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With such a low unemployment rate, there's no precedent for interest rates being as low as they were before the rate cut, to say nothing of afterward.
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This is the inescapable fact: on November 9th, the United States elected a dishonest, inept, unbalanced, and immoral human being as its President and Commander-in-Chief.
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think is just completely bizarre," he told the newspaper.
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If she were still at the State Department, she could be getting fired for being, as the F.B.I. director told Congress, "extremely careless" with top-secret information.
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I think that it's good to sometimes ... You got to take a little bit of risk, otherwise you end up being, as you say, you don't evolve.
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Ms. Ricardel, a former Boeing executive who worked at the Pentagon during the George W. Bush administration, has a reputation for being as combative as Mr. Bolton.
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In certain comic versions, Black Mask knows how to fight and is even described as being as agile and strong as Catwoman, Robin, and sometimes even Batman.
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Doing this makes it less likely that they will see their worth as an athlete and worth as a male human being as one and the same.
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"Once again, it's another case of the rich getting richer and not being as affected as those who mostly are affected by everything else anyhow," Goody added.
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But being as it's open source, the hope is others will build on it to expand the types of pop-ups it's able to auto-respond to.
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Their collision makes for a compelling central narrative of masculinity, family and the legacy of war, hampered only by Cosmo's not being as clearly drawn as Nolan.
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It's like his spine has been removed and he's trying to diminish himself as a moral human being, as a leader, by the hour, by the day.
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No. I trust if you're seeing me, and if it goes in that direction, and we both use protection, then we're being as safe as we can.
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Casey: I just want to say you're being as hard on Louie as you are on all of your other guests and I respect that so much.
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In the future, you see selling subscriptions to Apple Music and iCloud and your upcoming video business being as or even more important than selling iPhones and iPads.
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He manages to solve the dispute, but notes that not being as abrasive as his brother would have been may only make the solution a temporary band-aid.
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This similarity points to a shared view of death and the afterlife about 500 years before Egypt came into being as the world's first nation state, said Buckley.
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Maybe this is what I mean by "Tchaikovsky" not being as propulsive — yes, it's got some amazing sequences, but it also takes its time for these quieter scenes.
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The DOT says the radio technology will offer a farther range than radar or camera sensors, in addition to not being as impaired by obstacles or other vehicles.
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And whoever holds this seat next will inherit the challenge I've enjoyed for the last eight and a half years — being as good as the people you serve.
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I thought I'll just concentrate on being as clever and creating the snappiest rhymes I possibly can to just captivate people, make them laugh in spite of themselves.
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The milk alternative is rich and creamy, sure, but it has such a strong flavor that it may not lend itself to being as multifunctional as almond milk.
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Are there some principles in any discipline of swordsmanship that you think would better someone's mental health and well being, as seems to be the case for Lupe?
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But nothing comes close to being as cringeworthy to watch as Brent Rose taking a baseball bat to a 15-inch silicone dildo turned into a frozen rock.
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I'd like to make sure that I'm communicating in a way that's effective for you and I want to make sure that I'm being as productive as possible.
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Mr Trump, who has long had a reputation for being as parsimonious towards his employees as he is lavish in spending on himself, was enraged by the revelations.
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Among them was Halsey, a friend (and fellow chart-topper) of Grande's, who wrote that the world "could only dream" of being as compassionate and gentle as Grande.
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I felt like it was my mission to teach you that being as happy and stress-free as possible is way more important than being a massive success.
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If we even suspect that more screen time is linked to depression and lower well-being—as several longitudinal studies find—it makes sense to talk about limits.
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"I think [the election] has an impact on the customer, particularly when we're talking about it being as intense and negatively toned as it has been," he explained.
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The acquittals deal a blow to the British authorities who have been criticized for not being as aggressive as the United States Justice Department in prosecuting financial crimes.
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The smartphone boom has kickstarted progress in drones, robotics and small satellites that are already being as transformative in the sea as in the skies and in space.
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" Instagram Isn't Just For Makeup "I didn't start out being as vocal as I am now [about politics and voting], but things have gotten worse [in this country].
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"We consider that it is necessary and fair to reform the ARENH mechanism in order to prevent it from being as biased as it is today," he said.
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"We're working hard on optimizing our boat," Outteridge said, adding that Artemis had focused on being as efficient as possible in using the energy generated by its "grinders".
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She takes such care not to be noticed, we learn, that she ultimately married a man whose main attraction lies in being as handsome as he is incurious.
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Clinton wasn't there to atone for benefiting from her work ethic, or for at times being as much of an impediment as an asset to her political career.
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The public availability of Chatbase comes at a time when chatbots themselves have faced criticism for not being as useful as promised, and often suffering from usability issues.
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In a separate TV interview with CNBC on Monday, Lansdorp compared the content that Mars One will produce as being as successful as major films like Disney's "Frozen".
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"The mergers are more of a function of the weaker players not being as viable as consumer consumption changes, " said A.B. Mendez, an analyst at Frost Investment Advisors.
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It also gave him fresh impetus as he is only one point behind Rosberg in the overall driver standings, after previously being as far back as 013 points.
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Well-lined face was 'the story' Writer and director David Lynch said in a statement that Stanton was a great human being as well as a great actor.
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Makers of an app called Eliza want to make it as easy for people to track their psychological well-being as it is to track their physical fitness.
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Though, as one of MMA's most intelligent talkers out there, I can't see him being as bland as Tito Ortiz was or talking about fellatio with fellow contestants.
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Some people say because he got what he wanted from Comcast through a side deal and other ... You know, the big companies aren't being as loud this time.
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Ironically, she first feels the stigma of skin color on trips to her parents' native country, thanks to not being as "fair" as the rest of her family.
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I also understand that Apple Store managers are being as flexible as possible with concerned employees who are not yet sick, though no official policies have been issued.
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That was part of his process of being as contrite and as transparent as he felt like he could and should be, and wanted to at the time.
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Like Ryan, Perle Fine harnessed the allover, gestural liberties in Abstract Expressionism to create and then further explore transitional states of being as well as precipitous, shifting moods.
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There's a new Google Street View-like feature that lets you look around real-world locations, although it's not even close to being as comprehensive as Google's version.
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In the ruling, the Court of Appeals of Beirut weighed the man's health and well-being as factors in allowing the change in official records to take place.
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Jamal's well-being, as a Saudi citizen, is our utmost concern and we are focusing on the investigation as a means to reveal the truth behind his disappearance.
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" Tillerson responded by stating troop levels will "be driven by conditions on the ground" and victory can only be achieved by being "as cagey tactically as the enemy.
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The answer to that question, as we have seen throughout history, is that they do not see other women as being as fully human as they see themselves.
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Anyone who has come into contact with real human beings knows that being as nice as DeGeneres is on television, 100 percent of the time, is a fantasy.
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Jamal's well being, as a Saudi citizen, is our utmost concern and we are focusing on the investigation as a means to reveal the truth behind his disappearance.
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Being afraid of not having enough or not being seen as enough or not being as good as something else or someone else, that's what causes all that.
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If you grew up at all pre-internet (or pre-internet being as ubiquitous as it is now), it's a safe bet you have one of these stories.
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Being as though you are local and worked in the industry, what did you think when you first heard about the escape at first or how did you feel?
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" Of course, Republicans are being as offensive and unproductive about the whole thing as expected, comparing the tax proposal to "slavery" and calling the GND a "leftist fantasy program.
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If you're intrigued by the pull out method, or are already doing it, there are a few things you can do to ensure you're being as safe as possible.
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If this theory is right, then you'd expect her negative favorables to be driven almost entirely by Republicans detesting her and everyone else not being as familiar with her.
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So as a man who tries not to be awful, it's important for me to say I support everybody being as comfortable in their working environment as I am.
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This decrease in optimum skin function means your products can stop being as effective as they are normally, as the skin just isn't able to function at its best.
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Peter Zabrok and two other climbers were at the summit of El Capitan when the rocks began falling, which he described as being as big as two apartment buildings.
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But Trump's decision to sign that bill was a bit of an aberration, following decades in which Trump portrayed himself as being as tough on crime as they come.
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NFMI can be a bit tricky to work with, and the tech relies on the earbuds being as close to each other as possible, so it has its limitations.
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"Coming from where I come from and being as astute and courageous as I am, you always feel like, 'it can never be me,&apos" Marcille said on air.
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Overwatch doesn't quite have that, and it has a few other issues that keep it from being as engaging as titles like Counter-Strike, Dota 2 or Street Fighter.
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I couldn't tell the difference between an AI not being as smart as it could be and an AI being way smarter than I've seen an AI be before.
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Despite beards being as popular as ever, discount razor blade sales are on the rise — which suggests shaving is learning to coexist happily with the boom in facial hair.
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As a pathbreaking woman proving herself in a man's world, Clinton used the familiar strategy of women in this situation of studying hard and being as professional as possible.
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So at a certain point the depressing nature of the comment section became funny to me so I decided to experiment, being as absurd as possible with my logic.
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In order to become debt-free and get back to investing whatever he could, Hallam resorted to being as frugal as possible — a lifestyle choice he doesn't necessarily recommend.
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So how does a man with a reputation for being as moist as a dishcloth transform into the swaggering, gold chain-wearing motherlover in the "24K Magic" music video?
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The stat is very much meant to paint the App Store as being as healthy and vibrant as ever, despite concern that we've hit something of an app fatigue.
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Anderson's fourth feature tends to get written off for not being as obviously, austerely perfect as, say, 2001's The Royal Tenenbaums or 2014's The Grand Budapest Hotel.
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Cordray is safe for the time being as the case is on appeal to the full court, with Public Citizen in support of Cordray and the agency as amici.
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think, is just completely bizarre," he told The Wall Street Journal.
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Likewise, we must cherish and maintain the historic openness that's essential to the cutting-edge research growing our economy, improving health, and bolstering our well-being as a nation.
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Even if won't heal the irreconcilable rift between Trump and the intelligence community, it demonstrated that those in U.S. intel follow the law while being as transparent as possible.
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While appearing on the Swedish talk show Skavlan, Emma Thompson discussed the horrible amount of pressure actresses in Hollywood face when it comes to being as thin as possible.
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These visitors all have a vested interest in having their dealings with the White House being as normal as they can, so everyone seemed to accept the new reality.
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Some of the features are only available on iOS or Android for the time being, as Yahoo does not appear to be developing the two apps in exact parallel.
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"Instagram could end up being as strong a revenue component for Facebook as YouTube has been for Google," said Noah Mallin, head of social for ad agency MEC Wavemaker.
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Of course, with New York Times solvers being as smart as they are, they would figure out who was spying on them as soon as the theme clicked in.
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For something which started out as 'No Holds Barred' and which prides itself on being 'as real as it gets', there sure are a ton of terms and conditions.
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With surveys, for example, it's possible companies aren't asking the right questions, or employees who do opt in to provide feedback aren't being as candid as they could be.
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"Despite being as progressive as she is, she's somebody who's able to cut huge deals and deals that are able to include people of all political stripes," Rendon said.
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Granted, some of these other dudes aren't exactly family-friendly, what with Bruno Mars being as horny as he is, Bieber having gone full-heel, and Drake being Drake.
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At this rate, American Jews are two or three generations away from being as Jewish as "Irish" people whose Irishness consists of drinking green beer on St. Patrick's Day.
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Nearly every Uber and Lyft driver Business Insider talked to expressed that they don't feel like the companies care about them or their well-being as COVID-19 spreads.
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I'm certainly aware of its importance, which is why I can't do too much to argue against it being as highly ranked as it is on this particular list.
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"Peter's voice has been described as being as welcome as a pair of warm slippers in an uncertain world," Mr. Park told the British newspaper The Telegraph in 2008.
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"That certainly buttresses an argument that the president has been making quite frequently of late, about the country not being as divided as it might seem," Earnest told reporters.
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A lot of it does come down to likeability, and ultimately, whether these things are true or not ends up not being as important as the image it creates.
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Nothing important happens in this movie, which the Italian voluptuary Luca Guadagnino directed and yet, being as manically alive as Mr. Fiennes is here has to count for something.
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Jamal's well-being, as a Saudi citizen, is our utmost most concern and we are focusing on the investigation as a means to reveal the truth behind his disappearance.
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Clowney has played in only two games since while battling a core-muscle injury, and even if he returns this week, it's hard to imagine him being as effective.
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Polly's mother Ivy, meanwhile, constantly accuses Polly of carrying on with Ivy's boyfriends behind Ivy's back — prepubescent Polly being, as far as Ivy is concerned, a viable sexual threat.
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But focusing on short-run growth, even in developing countries, may compromise long-run prosperity and well-being, as people suffer the consequences of environmental degradation and climate change.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said during a visit to the Japanese capital in December that he couldn't remember a host city being as well prepared as Tokyo.
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In the interest of always being as nosy as possible, I asked 19-year-old musician and model, Leo Bhanji, to keep a 24-hour diary of his internet use.
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Bradley is down in 120th place on the world rankings after being as high as 10th in 2013 and finds it frustrating to answer the constant queries about his form.
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Cohen had no known official role involved in the campaign's legitimate digital wing, so this at least has every appearance of being as shady as it seems at face value.
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" It's also entirely possible that schooling matters more than ever for long-term well-being, as the authors note that the "socioeconomic gradient in mortality has grown stronger over time.
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It's got space for more than 4,000 employees, a rooftop garden with a running track, and has been dubbed a "landscraper" for being as long as a skyscraper is tall.
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"Nowadays, so many marriages are failing simply because people are not being as appreciated 10 years down the road as they were before they had even begun dating," she said.
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Take Care Of The Skin, Body, Mind, & Soul To remedy the physical and mental effects of work stress, do things that are good for your well-being as a whole.
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"I also could have listed just a few of the industry leaders but people being as they are and the whole paradox of choice problem… they need more," he adds.
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Vitevitch suspects that what's going on here is that our brains' word-detectors get tired out: when words are repeated in a loop, we stop being as aware of them.
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"The mission of Octave is to create a society where people are as proactive about their mental well-being as they are about their physical well-being," Acharya told TechCrunch.
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And here's what I mean about Obra Dinn being as inexplicably compelling as Papers, Please: Besides these slivers of unmoving violence, most of the game takes place in that journal.
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Here, for instance, is my all time favorite drop shoulder throw: It is solid gripping and timing which keeps turning throws from being as dangerous as the idea might seem.
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While none of them are even close to being as popular or influential as the "reason for the season," I'd take them over seeing Jim Caviezel get flagellated any day.
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The end goal isn't so much to understand the mysterious brain of a super-intelligent being, as it is about making these programs work better at a very base level.
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It means that we've got to think differently about our security, make different investments that may not be as sexy but may actually end up being as important as anything.
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If the problem we give it involves increasing human well-being as opposed to deliberate harm, as in the case of weaponry, then I don't see much cause for concern.
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"I'm not violent, but I will stand up for myself, being as I, like everyone else, do not like being harassed and bullied," he wrote on Instagram earlier this week.
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Doan co-authored a follow-up study that found many people still don't see relationships between two men as being as loving as heterosexual relationships, or relationships between two women.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment grade index was spotted almost 1bp tighter in the afternoon, despite being as much as 2bp-3bp wider at the start of the session.
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So on top of ruining your sperm, potentially causing stomach cancer, and being as bad for you as cigarettes, bacon can also be a harbinger of death by heart disease.
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Although Khloé Kardashian says she never considered herself fat, she revealed that after getting her own revenge body she could never imagine being as unhealthy as she used to be.
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Some unexpected things may keep you from being as productive as you'd like this morning, but don't be afraid to set boundaries and say no if people are distracting you!
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On Japandroids records, the only thing better than male friendship is drinking, which still isn't better than rock music, which is nowhere even close to being as awesome as women.
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"Being able to casually talk about HIV and being as comfortable as you can discussing it little by little can make it a normal part of the conversation," she said.
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First and foremost, the backlog must be broken — and with the backlog being as high as it is, the fee structure is unlikely to be able to break it alone.
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Ray's story is only one of three strands that make up the novel, which ends up being as much about Molina's artistic development as it is about the notorious assassin.
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The best way to do this is by being as clear and succinct as possible, all while showing how your experience and interests relate to the specific job you're seeking.
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Although Goldman Sachs' profit beat estimates, the stock dropped 1 percent, which some analysts said was due to the profit beat not being as impressive as those of its peers.
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Word to the wise gentlemen, it's critical to be by your lady's head when she's delivering, being as supportive as you can.. holding hands, holding legs, whatever you can do.
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We are not moved to write polemics against paganism when Homer has Odysseus slaughter Penelope's suitors, such massacres being as much a part of Homeric time as banquets and bards.
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But farmers in Heilongjiang acknowledge they are a long way from being as productive as farmers in the United States, where agriculture is more mechanized and genetic modification is embraced.
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This season has really been about Liza not being as selfish about what she wants in terms of romance, but thinking about what's best for these men in her life.
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She stayed in touch with the children and obtained funding over the years to revisit them and assess their mental well-being as they grew into their 20s and 30s.
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Facebook created a workplace where employees openly mocked a guy for being as ancient as -- wait for it -- 50 years old ... at least according to the ex-worker who's suing.
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In this regard, "Pinocchio" comes into being as if through the eyes of a child, whose gaze transforms the mundane into whatever the imagination (and perhaps the Jungian subconscious) wills.
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You've done the right thing for you and for the only people who matter — meaning, those who care as much about your well-being as they care about their own.
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The two clearest examples of trying to appeal to our base by being as progressive as possible were the rush to embrace a "single-payer" health care system after Sen.
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I THINK WE HAVE TO THINK ABOUT WHAT IS THE MONETARY POLICY "THREE," AS I CALL IT, THAT IS NOT GOING -- WHEN WE HAVE QUANTITATIVE EASING, NOT BEING AS EFFECTIVE.
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"It's so weird because something like that can take such a big impact on your life, and then to see somebody else not being as involved with it, it's weird."
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"Most people try to take a moment to try to enjoy the snow, and enjoy their families and try to balance that with being as available as possible," Psaki said.
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Pocan acknowledged in a recent interview with BuzzFeed News that he wasn't being as thoughtful as he should've been when he wrote the tweet — but he stands by the sentiment.
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I always thought part of the deal with Dark Souls was that it was okay with the player being as annoying and unfair as the game itself got to be.
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When Dale Carnegie wrote How to Win Friends and Influence People in 1936, he offered the same advice of being as sincere as possible while strategically pursuing your own gains.
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While Warren is far from a reliable vote for corporate America's priorities, she's refrained from being as antagonistic as she could be, according to lobbyists who've worked with her office.
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I observed to Mr. Billington that I hadn't thought of the American theater as being as topical as the British theater, in regularly engaging in conversation with the daily headlines.
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Impeccably dressed in Armani suits, Mr. McCarthy successfully led the company for 13 years without being as famously irascible and capricious as Mr. Fairchild, whose family had founded the business.
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The group's debut album Centerfold arrived this past Spring, with its success being (as Badgley puts it) "slow and steady," landing the band a worldwide tour opening for The Neighbourhood.
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That pivot occurred because executives and board members at Cyngn see automated vehicles as being as disruptive in the next five years as smartphones have been over the last decade.
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In my 38 years of teaching at the University of Texas, I cannot recall faculty and staff morale across the College of Fine Arts being as low as it is now.
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As we hear in her foreboding narration, Carlotta warned Star that fame was "a trip" — but Star, being as one-track minded as we know her to be, wouldn't listen. Hmm.
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But it's currently quite difficult to test Apple's claims of the A12X being as fast as the CPUs found in productivity machines like the new MacBook Air or a Surface Pro.
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The test cases for that theory, however, have been scant, being as there's been only one rate rise since then, at the December 2015 meeting at which there was a conference.
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One retired offshore engineer in 2018 described the project as being "as feasible as building a bridge to the moon" adding that "no sane contractor or responsible government" would attempt it.
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Hela is an incredibly powerful villain, capable of separating Thor from his hammer — but she also takes obvious, compelling delight in being as evil as she can at any given moment.
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Others in the nine-member board disagreed, calling for maintaining the current stimulus programme for the time being as the economy has so far sustained a moderate expansion, the summary showed.
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And one of the big ones is how much Jonathan cares about Easton and me as a mother-daughter duo, and our mental health and well-being as an unbreakable unit.
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THE 103-210 flu season, which lasts, roughly, for the duration of the northern hemisphere's autumn and winter, may end up being as deadly as the swine-flu pandemic of 230.
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Meanwhile, Steven Spielberg's first marriage to actress Amy Irving lasted just four years, but produced one of the largest settlements in Hollywood history, reported at being as much as $100 million.
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And there's some evidence that there were some internal emails that show they weren't being as prompt as they could have [been] and they were trying to delay a little bit.
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But allowing indie artists to make money is a wholly different notion from SoundCloud being as profitable for artists as other streaming platforms (which many already perceive as not paying enough).
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It projects no coherent ideology or religion beyond a mixture of authoritarianism and nationalism, but aims to portray its adversaries as being as cynical, corrupt and conspiratorial as Russia's own leaders.
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Newsweek reports in court documents, Roque claimed Lauer committed "cruel and inhumane" acts against her that endangered her mental and physical well-being as well as repeatedly criticized her parenting skills.
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But for all of Prince's forward-thinking—his embrace of new recording technologies being as important as his music—there's one anachronistic thing about Prince: He was the last guitar hero.
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Even Galantis, who played on the same stage as Gaslight a few hours prior, drew a more substantial crowd, despite being, as far as I could tell, the Hoobastank of EDM.
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So, go forth and explore the female condom if you're interested — just make 100% sure you're being as safe as possible, and talk to your doctor if you're at all confused.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow tracker has been aggressively marking down its projections, with the latest estimate at 1.9 percent after being as high as 2.7 percent just a few weeks ago.
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The Coast Guard tends to take more than its fair share of flak from the other branches for not being as combat focused, aggressive, or militant as the other uniformed services.
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Perhaps encouraging meditation and mind-body practices will come to be recognized as being as essential to smart parenting as teaching your child to work hard, eat healthfully and exercise regularly.
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The first pitch was hit directly to him, and despite not being as fleet of foot as he was a year ago, the Louisiana Republican made the play and threw Rep.
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"I believe in being as open as possible without killing the host organism; we make sure we keep the company alive to open source more stuff," Hotz told me about comma.
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If you respect every human being as if they have that on you and they would kill you in that second, then you would never have a problem with no one.
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Others in the nine-member board disagreed, calling for maintaining the current stimulus program for the time being as the economy has so far sustained a moderate expansion, the summary showed.
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Now it's simply another gate for a young person who can barely balance a checkbook to pass through for the chance of not being as unequal in income as their peers.
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"'Spamalot' is a great example of where Hormel Foods stopped being as concerned with product protection and fully embraced the deep cultural impact that had transcended the product itself," Olson wrote.
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People who work at schools like Yale and Stanford and Chicago are devoted to exposing students to as wide an array of art, ideas, methods, and ways of being as possible.
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And unlike some earlier divas, for whom the job description seemed to include being as difficult offstage as was humanly possible, she is, for a superstar, almost unnaturally normal and unaffected.
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From a dedicated tasks queue to a notifications pane, it's built to take the guesswork out of what to do next while being as approachable as consumer software for new users.
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" The worst times "had to do with drinking or substance—I don't want to say substance abuse, but just not getting enough rest, not being as healthy as I could be.
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A 12-course dinner in 1842 for Charles Dickens — who characterized old Ebenezer Scrooge as being as "secret, and self-contained, and solitary as an oyster" — began with oysters, glorious oysters.
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While the Sandinistas have endured, its political leadership — starting with the guerrilla leader turned president Daniel Ortega — has been condemned for being as authoritarian and corrupt as the dictator they ousted.
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"I don't have to worry about my sister's well-being as long as my mom is around taking care of her, because I know she stays on top of it," Victoria said.
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"I don&apost really recall anything that [Johnson] either said directly or subliminally being as big a deal as the way I was going at him which was not cool," he says.
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But your baby registry can bring you one step closer to being as prepared as possible before your newborn's arrival, so you can always give your baby the best of the best.
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"Word to the wise gentlemen, it's critical to be by your lady's head when she's delivering, being as supportive as you can … holding hands, holding legs, whatever you can do," he continued.
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People that didn't read the book would make comments once in a while because all they heard was the stuff about walks and scouts not being as important as they once were.
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"This suggests nostalgia might be an eloquent method for searching out a state of being as if it were actually occurring, and escaping the unpleasant circumstance you find yourself in," said Wildschut.
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It was a creative mix of actors and technology, even if the field of view of the HoloLens did prevent the experience from being as fully immersive as I would have liked.
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There was the Steve Curry who was named in legal papers, and then there was the real Steve Curry, the "natural, living, breathing, feeling, and merciful, human being," as he put it.
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Jackson is drunk for most of the film or taking pills to dull the pain of losing an edge professionally, for not being as authentic as he believed he used to be.
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But one side effect of this show being as relentlessly dark as it is is that even as I watched Janine and June's back-to-back rapes, I was mostly just exhausted.
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IN TERMS OF IT NOT BEING AS MAYBE WELL RECEIVED AS THE, YOU KNOW, HEAD OF THE, YOU KNOW, THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD SHOULD BE. ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ON THAT?
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The first time Rahul Jandial opened the skull of a living human being as a third-year medical resident at the University of California, San Diego, he knew he'd found his calling.
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"The plans ... seem more than achievable and, with the 2019 impact, not being as negative as feared, we would expect WPP shares to start to benefit from a re-rating," he added.
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EDT (1708 GMT), the spread between two-year and 10-year Treasury yields narrowed 1.3 basis points to 14.4 basis points after being as tight as 10.5 basis points during the session.
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If free-agent insurance policy Akeem Dent starts chipping away at Cushing's reps, that's not a great sign for the Texans defense being as good this year as it was in 2015.
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I have a hard time being as affected by computer-generated wonders, so I'm not totally sold on the movie just yet, but it's worth keeping in mind the names behind it.
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Normally actors have to spend their whole publicity tours being as complimentary about each other as possible, so it must be kind of refreshing to really let rip once in a while.
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"Biodiversity is absolutely central to human well-being" as the source of everything from food to medicines, said Watson, chair of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES).
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"I was just so thankful that my dad could be here with us today in spirit and in a piece of his physical being as well," the bride said at her wedding.
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"That's how the Global Polio Eradication Initiative came into being, as a tremendous partnership between Rotary, the World Health Organization, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and UNICEF," Germ said.
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In order to for the New York Times to reach executive editor Dean Baquet's goal of being as widely read as possible, the storied newspaper has to embrace new methods of reporting.
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In fact, the premises underlying the republican credo come ultimately from the ancient Aristotelean conception of the human being as a "political animal," whose highest interest was realized in participatory self-rule.
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So you don't have to worry about Sharkk being as sloppy with its engineering as it is with its marketing — the company is simply rebadging and recasing an established bit of technology.
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And, surely, being as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation.
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On Tuesday, Manafort's attorneys argued that their client did not intentionally mislead government prosecutors, describing his physical and mental well-being as severely impacted by his months of confinement in federal prison.
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Gaba earlier this year had said national Obamacare enrollment could end up being as low as 10 million because of the shorter deadline and antagonism toward the program by the Trump administration.
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ICE said it was interviewing all of the 160 suspects it rounded up to determine whether any of them qualify for "humanitarian release" such as being as sole care-givers of children.
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And that's not something I want to do in VR because, despite being as comfortable as a game like this can be in VR, it still gets very uncomfortable after an hour.
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The game itself will also be branded, but the exact nature of the creative is something Target is keeping under wraps for the time being as it's a first for the retailer.
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Why it matters: We've never tried any cost containment measures that are remotely close to being as aggressive as Warren's, and there could be consequences if payment rates are slashed so low.
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Being as mobile as you are — traveling 320 days a year, visiting eight different cities just this past week — is not exactly conducive to having an office routine and a fixed address.
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Both documentaries are explorations of identity, at once heart-wrenching and hopeful, based on creators — explorers, anthropologists and chroniclers of our time — who occasionally end up being as fascinating as their subjects.
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An abiding challenge for our civilization is to treat each human being as an individual and to empower all people, regardless of what hand they are dealt from the deck of life.
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And though Lane sparkles in any role, this one feels kind of labored; in her hands, Anne feels hampered by the screenplay from being as funny and smart as she should be.
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"It is kind of weird going from one of the higher-up players who gets a lot more attention to coming in here and maybe not being as highly recruited," Jensen said.
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Intel's effort here does make sense in terms of the overall context of its market position: its chips have gained a reputation for not being as battery-friendly as ARM-based alternatives.
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"I look at the things that I do in a kink context with other people as being as much my art as the thing that gets shown in a gallery," Blake says.
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Turning out voters in all of these groups will be central to Democrats' ability to win in 2020, particularly if the election winds up being as close as it was in 2016.
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His strategy is to launch a tirade of lies, half-truths and accusations and to use media energy to cast his political opponents as being as sleazy and corrupt as he is.
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But despite being as far away as it&aposs humanly possible to get from Earth — where Christmas was invented — astronauts aboard the International Space Station manage to keep their workplace pretty festive.
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But if past confirmation hearings are any lesson, Kavanaugh, previously a top aide to President George W. Bush, will try to reveal as little as possible while being as pleasant as possible.
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Why it matters: We've never tried any cost containment measures that are remotely close to being as aggressive as Warren's, and there could be consequences if payment rates are slashed so low.
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In that social-media post, Dalio touts the importance of balancing realism and idealism by pursuing your dreams while also being as realistic as possible about the best ways to achieve them.
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She practices her determined, manic grin in the mirror, then plasters it on before marching into her version of battle: being as pleasant to everyone as possible in exchange for precious points.
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Being as we're at Silicon Valley Comic Con right now — and you've obviously lived in Silicon Valley a long time — what do you think of how the tech industry has changed this area?
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Instead, the researchers of this current study, based on their earlier studies, theorized that blocking another protein that sometimes activates p53, known as PUMA, could accomplish the same trick without being as harmful.
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West Virginia is also last when it comes to financial well-being, as well as purpose well-being — the category that asks: Do you get to do things that you like every day?
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But these obstacles can be opportunities to grow stronger as a couple if you accept the here and now and work on being as happy as you can be in your current circumstances.
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Instagram once gave us real and serious feelings of envy or FOMO, but we still loved it for not being as toxic as Twitter, as lame as Facebook, or as confusing as Snapchat.
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The feature will initially be made available to a small group of users for the time being, as the expansion is considered more of a test than a large, public rollout for now.
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Eris typifies this dangerous cycle, never stopping to take stock of her own well being as she continues to help the player with their mission while the Pyramid ship continues to haunt her.
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And with there being as many debates as there are letters in the alphabet, using words (the best words!) to describe this election cycle is the surest way to get our feelings across.
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It discloses being as a state of impermanence, made of absence, while simultaneously so alive with traces of language, objects, and memory that pure absence, absolute death, are revealed to be false concepts.
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Apple has yet to find a middle ground and develop a machine that is as upgradeable as desktops demand to be, while still being as smartly designed as Apple's lineup has traditionally been.
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One of those sold by Ken Greenlaw, somewhat unappetisingly known as "Bavarian Black Death", claims to have originated in Oberammergau in 1633; another, from Egypt, boasts of being "as old as the pyramids".
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"She was by far the quickest-witted, funniest, most down-to-earth, real human being as I ever had the opportunity of working with and she does amazing work in this," Isaac said.
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As Box CEO Aaron Levie pointed out at his BoxWorks keynote this week, content management has been an evolving field since it came into being as an enterprise software concept in the 1990s.
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"People are starting to realize this is something I get nutrition from, so why am I not being as demanding of a vitamin as I am of that bag of chips?" he said.
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It's a film about pride—about being as proud of your own flesh and blood as you are of your metal machines, and about the craziness that flares up whenever pride gets hurt.
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SPECIFICALLY WITH REGARD TO $21 TRILLION IN DEBT AND NOT BEING AS FISCALLY CONSERVATIVE AS WE NEED TO BE. AND WE ARE GOING TO PAY FOR THIS IN TERMS OF THE NEXT GENERATION.
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That may be the case for the time being, as critics and fans start seeing Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and heap upon it all the praise this galaxy has to offer.
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Being as large as they are now, being the most important distributor of the news in the world today, they never—or very rarely—participate in the debate about that side of Facebook.
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Jeffrey Sachs, director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University and an editor of the report, said in a statement that countries should focus on achieving well-being as they pursue development goals.
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I'd like to leave my mark on the world by enjoying it as much as I can while being as gentle to it and everyone else who lives in it as I can.
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For over 20 years, Anal Cunt existed for the sole purpose of being as deliberately offensive as possible, relying heavily on scathing grindcore and lyrical themes of homophobia, racism, misogyny, and general shitbaggery.
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So, we asked White if Ronda's mom was right -- and while being as politically correct as one could be, he sorta backed Edmond, crediting him for helping her make the transition into MMA.
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"None of the witnesses appeared to be exaggerating or embellishing facts and all seemed genuinely concerned about being as precise as possible when answering the investigators' questions," the school said in its letter.
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In April, Kira Ibanez and Candy Clement, both 26, created XOXA, their Brooklyn-based party, with the goal of its being as artistically and socially inclusive as those they attended in underground circles.
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The Election Day crossword has big shoes to fill after the famous CLINTON/BOB DOLE puzzle, so despite not being as clever as that puzzle, I hope solvers nonetheless enjoyed this one today.
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I think what this does is, for the time being, as long as there is an indication of stress in the market, the Fed is obviously willing to run these emergency repo facilities.
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The Angel just crashed through the ceiling, and I'm trying to settle my nervous system by listening to Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall, eating green tasteless food and being as horizontal as possible.
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Minori Uchida, chief currency analyst at MUFG Bank, said the yen was likely to be supported for the time being as a U.S. rate cut would likely signal further weakness in the global economy.
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The Revenge Body host reveals she's "proud" of herself "for not being as big as I assumed I would be" so soon after delivering her first child, whom she shares with boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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Banter about Lineker needing to work out and not being as young as he used to be, even though he's probably in great shape and the whole thing's just an exercise in chummy bants.
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In court papers, his lawyers say that while he admitted to being, as defined in statute, an unregistered agent of the Russian government, he was not a "spy," as some media have characterized him.
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The data "is pointing to the Fed being as accommodative as possible, which, for Asian investors, is good news," said Jim McCafferty, Hong Kong-based head of equity research, Asia ex-Japan, at Nomura.
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In news that probably surprises no one, Monáe is an excellent interviewer, making sure to ask Stenberg about their pronouns so as to make sure that she's being as accurate and respectful as possible.
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This prescribed course is entirely consistent with WTO rules, and far from being as complicated as you suggest, reverting to a zero tariff would be straightforward and not subject to anyone else's say-so.
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Facebook said in its earnings report last month it had set aside $3 billion for a charge from the FTC, which the tech company said could end up being as high as $5 billion.
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" He added: "A lot of the actors would succumb to the temptation to being as big as the character they're across the desk from, and that's a danger that we knew Josh would avoid.
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Villains Krystal Nielson and Jordan Kimball are out in full force, with the fitness coach already snapping in someone's face, and the male model praising the island for being as beautiful as he is.
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Of all the terrible things Mother Nature can throw at us—tornadoes, hurricanes, typhoons—nothing comes remotely close to being as terrifying as lightning shaped like a T. rex ready to devour the earth.
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But few have written about the scene in terms of it being as a really bad writing decision — a way to put off a major event we knew was coming in transparently silly fashion.
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In 1993, a movie aimed to blow the lid off the seedier aspects of college football, but wound up gaining a reputation of being as problematic as the game it was trying to expose.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda may be about to get a rare second term, but investors should not bank on it being as stable as his first five years in office.
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"To make it fly at that low atmospheric density, we had to scrutinize everything, make it as light as possible while being as strong and as powerful as it can possibly be," she said.
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In the final drawing, we see the family, now gray-haired, staring at or away from this mysterious being as, still in its Keds, it sits on an elaborately tasselled ottoman, gazing straight ahead.
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Patient Jazz top Celtics SALT LAKE CITY — Taking care of the ball did not end up being as tough of a task for the Utah Jazz as might be expected against the Boston Celtics.
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However, he added that by being as dovish as it has been, the Fed may create conditions for a turnaround in economic growth and sentiment that could ultimately push German yields higher from here.
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He said that the 10-year Bund yield was likely to remain stuck in negative territory for the time being as long as the trade tensions and concerns about euro zone economic growth persisted.
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"I think it's a way of blending in, of evading notice, of not being as obvious," said Cynthia Miller-Idriss, a sociologist at American University who studies the hidden symbols of far-right fashion.
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We need to see how heroes can be capable of good and bad, while being as insecure as any regular joe—and in turn, acknowledge the heroism that can exist in all of us.
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"Being as old as we were, 36 and 38 … there's no way this career goes 193 years," Brooks, now 64, told an audience at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on Saturday.
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However, there was huge pressure to deal with current requirements, and with the resources being as meager as they were, in no way would it have been right to give the Nazi matter priority.
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"I've never experienced the airline industry being as engaged and proactive as they have been with this," Sara Nelson, head of the Association of Flight Attendants, told Business Insider in an interview last week.
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He wanted his team to aim for the Premier League title, he said; he had built his reputation, after all, on being as close to a guarantee of immediate success as soccer can muster.
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"The national economy cannot sustain health care being as big a share of the gross domestic product as it is," Mr. Murphy said, uttering what once amounted to heresy for a health care provider.
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Unlike Mr. Flynn, who served as a campaign adviser last year, General McMaster has no links to Mr. Trump and is not thought of as being as ideological as the man he will replace.
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There was a time this summer when my ex wasn't being as reliable with picking up the children every two weeks, and I had a bout where I couldn't get away from the kids.
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She also starred as a vampiric countess on "American Horror Story," and the dark role proved that she was capable of being as much of a chameleon onscreen as she is on the radio.
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While speaking to tennis writer Ben Rothenberg on the 'No Challenges Remaining' podcast last month, Kyrgios described Djokovic as someone who has a "sick obsession" with being as popular as Swiss rival Roger Federer.
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But with the current political climate being as tense as it is, people are eager to seize any and all opportunities — including fairly benign Golden Globes acceptance speeches — to further their preferred ideological agenda.
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Being as it was SO early in his life, it forced me to face the fact that separation is bound to happen, and it actually helped me get comfortable with it faster than I expected.
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Given the extraordinary public interest in this investigation, however, I determined that it was necessary to make as much of it public as I could and committed the Department to being as transparent as possible.
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Their work, though decades-old, has been crucial to understanding how the light emanating from screens can affect humans' well-being, as it takes people further and further out of sync with their internal timekeepers.
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And Dr. McGinn says that if you catch yourself feeling ashamed for not being as peppy as everyone around you, try to remind yourself that your own expectations could be getting the best of you.
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The other is that the redacted sections contain more compelling reasons to suspect Mr Page of being, as the warrants charge, "an agent of a foreign power [who] knowingly engage[d] in clandestine intelligence activities".
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While the United States may be slowing its drive to reduce emissions as a nation, California could press for more stringent standards that could end up being as strict those recently planned by some countries.
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That did not reckon with America's next president being as equivocal about NATO as is Mr Trump, who has pledged an "America first" doctrine requiring countries under its security umbrella to make their own arrangements.
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Whatever ends up coming out, it's going to be niche and unusual and likely something to marvel at — but it's still far from clear that it'll end up being as revolutionary as RED's cinema cameras.
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Click here to view original GIFThe biggest regret of my life right now is not being as smart as these two geniuses, who battled out Roman candle fireworks with lightsabers like they were Jedi knights.
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And as a result, mobile games have escaped the level of scrutiny we've applied to social media companies, despite being — as a category — nearly equally popular and far more likely to be used by children.
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In Demi Lovato's new documentary, Simply Complicated, which premiered exclusively in YouTube, we don't have to wonder if we're seeing Demi at her most polished: we know she's being as personal and honest as possible.
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And the only way they seem to be able to achieve that is by being as aggressive as possible in easing monetary policy to try and convince everyone they will eventually succeed in their goals.
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Burke called the pick "certainly a controversial choice," and Fuller said it was "certainly unique," but both suggested Bannon may not end up being as influential to Trump as some members of the press suggest.
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I've had three long-term relationships that started out with my partner hating the idea of being tickled but fairly quickly finding that completely turned around and being as enthusiastic as I am about tickling.
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If you do have kids and you've said anything like the above, the childfree community would like to let you know that you're not being as thoughtful and caring as you (maybe) mean to be.
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"Being as expectant as I am, we're going to keep it low-key and try to get a beach vacation in pretty soon," Chlumsky said in a Facebook chat with Travel and Leisure in April.
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She eventually realized that "being your most balanced self doesn't mean being as thin as someone else, it doesn't mean having the legs of someone else, it doesn't mean have the butt of someone else."
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All of these put together give the ReSpeaker a decent chance of not being as bad as, say, a DIY Amazon Echo built with a Raspberry Pi, cheap USB microphone, and a couple Python scripts.
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Checking back in on the characters from the 1996 original, the new film self-consciously questions its own existence, proving just satisfying enough by being as unromantic as its predecessor—albeit in very different ways.
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At the same time, the prospective emerging market turbulence should restrain the Trump administration from being as cavalier as it has been to date in the use of trade restrictions against troubled emerging market economies.
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Simply thinking you have insomnia might cause health problems Thinking you have a sleep problem -- even if you don't -- may be just as bad for your overall well-being as actually having a sleep disorder.
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That may make sense politically, for her, but it leaves a journalistic mess for CNN, which has a pressing interest in being as clear as possible about what Ms. Brazile did and did not do.
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She points to shoddy statistics presented by another manufacturer in the market, which she says has no FDA approval as a contraceptive device but makes misleading marketing claims of being as effective as an IUD.
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While Kim Kardashian has taken up snapchatting, and Kanye West continues to blow up Twitter, it seems that 3-month-old Saint West has been busy just laying around and being as adorable as possible.
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"I kind of feel like it was really inspiring to watch Phil out there at 49 years old on Sunday being as gritty and determined and competitive as I've maybe ever seen him," McDowell said.
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Many of you also asked me why the entire industry doesn't just waive all freeze fees for the time being (as the companies generally do for crime victims with a police report and senior citizens).
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I'm curious: Did you get a sense that Facebook wanted to kind of move away from a games-driven model, and that sort of helped spark your push to not being as reliant on them?
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They're great dads and husbands, but every so often, one of them will stay home with the kids while the other goes out for the night, with the aim of being as slutty as possible.
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Sanders has a reputation for being as beatific as a snapping turtle, but today he was happy(ish) to be discussing the topic that he and DeMoro had succeeded in crowbarring into the national debate.
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Sanders has a reputation for being as beatific as a snapping turtle, but today he was happy(ish) to be discussing the topic that he and DeMoro had succeeded in crowbarring into the national debate.
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As a teenager, DelGaudio sought out these men (they were invariably men, magic being as enduring a boys' club as they come) and took pilgrimages by Greyhound to meet others, in Aspen and Las Vegas.
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I feel like this is more -- this has given the press and the people who are liberal license to go after the president over his policies under the guise of him being as brute on twitter.
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While these questions are a big part of the song's parent album, perhaps the answer lies in being as good at your instruments as Mastodon are so that you can propel yourself out of the atmosphere.
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Just hours before the full launch of Battlefront II, Electronic Arts has announced that they're removing in-game micro-transactions entirely from the title for the time being as they look to rethink their pricing strategy.
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This should keep the impact from being as severe as what was seen globally with 2015's record-setting El Niño, which saw deadly drought in Asia and helped make it the hottest year on record.
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It was his soul — his physical being; as the art examiner explained, it was hard to know what was paint and what was blood — that was entrapped in the paintings and made them so positively transfixing.
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What was beautiful about the first meeting was that she was a true believer of not just a healthy lifestyle and self-care and self-love, but also being as natural as possible and aging gracefully.
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Acorns suggest being as free with your investment money as you are with your daily caffeine budget: throw a dollar or two into a fund each morning, and before you know it, it will add up.
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Her "Be Best" initiative, focused on helping children's well-being, as well as their conduct on social media and the impact of country's opioid crisis on kids and families, hit its one-year anniversary in May.
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The acquittals, coming just a day after the jury began deliberating, are a blow to British authorities, who have been criticized for not being as aggressive as the United States Justice Department in prosecuting financial crimes.
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In the past, the women who came forward were judged as being as lying, or [making it] up or crazy, and now people are finally saying 'No, this is actually happening, and we should stop it.
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"Well, I mean this is how we envisioned being as a lineup from the beginning of the year," said Napoli, who finished 215-for-5 and his five RBIs were one shy of his career high.
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By running an upbeat campaign, focusing on the rule of law, and being as inclusive as Turkey's leader has been divisive, he has made inroads with conservative voters, something his party has not done in decades.
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And using it for just a minute or two, it came so close to being as good as an Apple Pencil that I was pretty bummed that it won't be made available to the general market.
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Users are not required to connect their Facebook profiles to use the app, but Last says it is "strongly" encouraged so they get the best experience by being as "well-connected in the app as possible".
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Sources familiar with the White House's auto tariffs strategy tell me they plan to keep the contents of the Commerce report a secret, at least for the time being, as is their prerogative under the law.
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"I can boldly say that he encourages the LGBTQI people in every part of Africa, especially me, because reading his article created a shift in my mind and whole being as a queer woman," she added.
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The fall in the benchmark yield stopped for the time being as the market braced for Tuesday's 10-year auction, at which the Japanese finance ministry will offer 2.3 trillion yen ($20.95 billion) of that maturity.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach says he cannot remember a host city being as well prepared as Tokyo, a little more than 303 days before the start of the 2020 Summer Games.
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And CES this year, wearable technologies focused on health and fitness dominated the show floor and went beyond devices to include clothing, ultimately making tracking one's well-being as simple as putting on a T-shirt.
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Twitter in particular is where people go to take off-handed remarks with the utmost seriousness, to get fired up and outraged, and to scold others for not being as woke or smart as they are.
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So at the end of the day, even if nutrients are lost in the cooking process, the benefits of eating raw eggs—along with being as hardcore as Rocky—just don't seem to outweigh the risks.
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After sharing the video, his comments section was flooded with messages from fans criticizing the actor for standing up for people in the LGBTQ+ community and seemingly not being as vocal about sticking up for Patton.
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It is another sign that U.S. LNG producers are expanding the ways they attract buyers in a global market that is growing fast but is far from being as liquid and transparent as the crude market.
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If we accept a non-sentient being as a companion, will we ditch our friends, who, let's face it, can be annoyingly needy compared with objects that can be unplugged when we don't feel like chatting?
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"I do not believe the Gods would create so potent a being as myself for so prosaic an ending," Churchill wrote to his mother from Bangalore, trying to reassure her he wouldn't be killed in India.
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So, 242 years after the Declaration of Independence brought American exceptionalism into being as a way of not just looking at the world but also as a way of living in it, is the concept dead?
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Thinking you have a sleep problem -- even if you don't -- may be just as bad for your overall well-being as actually having a sleep disorder, a new review published in Behaviour Research and Therapy suggests.
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"What I'm seeing here is breaking my heart, this country is such a part of me being as it was my home for so many years," Wright wrote in a blog post about the photo series.
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For nearly 40 years now Lawrence has played the underdog to perfection, honing an air of misunderstood talent, revelling, or at least seeming to revel, in never quite being as big as he believed he should.
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Mr. Mueller is "being as direct as he can be" about the possibility that Mr. Trump committed a crime and that Congress should act, said Glenn Kirschner, who worked with Mr. Mueller as a homicide prosecutor.
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At the same time, the man so often described by his campaign ads and senior staff members as "authentic" and "consistent" seemed content to live and die by his reputation for being as immutable as gravity.
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In his conversations with experts, Stevenson offers balanced, evidence-based analysis of fads and fitness trends, and spends as much time on psychological well-being as on how to accelerate fat loss and build muscle mass.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - It appears that China is interpreting the "people's well-being" as meaning North Korea should be able to export record amounts of coal in defiance of sanctions against the rogue nuclear-armed state.
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The desire for "natural" in almost every aspect of modern life represents a revolt against technology — when people say they want a natural death, they are alluding to the end's being as technology-free as possible.
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"Well-being as a multi-faceted measure relates to productivity and health-care costs, both of which are critical aspects to the economy," said Ashlin Jones, vice president of research and advanced data science at Sharecare.
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It is hard to account for thousands of Jews virtually overnight worshiping a human being as divine when everything about their religion and culture conditioned them to believe that was not only impossible, but deeply heretical.
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Though VR and AR headsets are far from being as ubiquitous as the smartphone, Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon believes sophisticated smart glasses that look and feel similar to everyday eyewear may be only two years away.
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Word to the wise gentlemen, it’s critical to be by your lady’s head when she’s delivering, being as supportive as you can.. holding hands, holding legs, whatever you can do.
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Look at it as being as versatile and effortless as your favorite wrap dress or no-brainer turtleneck; even when you don't feel like getting dressed, they're the type of piece that does the work for you.
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The court fight to enforce a subpoena to Attorney General William Barr is no longer necessary -- at least for the time being -- as a result of the agreement the committee struck with the Justice Department, Nadler said.
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The DOT claims that the radio technology will have a range of about 300 meters, and offer a farther range than radar or camera sensors, in addition to not being as impaired by obstacles or other vehicles.
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It's not my favorite show on TV, but the longer it runs and the more other networks fail to copy it, the more impressed I am by its insistence on being as gosh-darn emotional as possible.
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"I'm actually proud of myself for not being as big as I assumed I would be, LOL—but I'm ready to start getting my body back and feeling mentally clear again," Kardashian wrote recently on her app.
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Their decision to turn Mr John's life into what is effectively a stage musical is what makes "Rocketman" such ebullient fun, but also what stops it being as moving or as credible as it might have been.
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Two of the event's top sponsors — start-ups Apttus and FinancialForce — illustrate how Salesforce has become such a vital force in technology, despite not being as well-understood by the general public as some of its peers.
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It is sometimes frighteningly easy for young people to achieve a level of fame or notoriety in politics merely for being as aggressive and assertive as possible, to stake out positions that are more and more extreme.
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This insight comes from research on "social dilemmas," or situations in which people can contribute towards communal well-being—as in reducing emissions and calling representatives—or can ride along for free while others do the work.
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Sitting with your teen crush, being as clumsy and classless as I am, felt a little awkward—it turns out that Pete Wentz is not only cute and talented, but also an extremely sweet and considerate date.
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As for the prospects of the deal holding, Mr Samore thinks the Iranians have an incentive to co-operate for the time being, as they will benefit by up to $100 billion from the unfreezing of assets.
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"Anna Day is much loved and missed and we are concerned about her well-being as well as that of her three American colleagues," the statement read, calling for her release and the release of her crew.
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" Garamendi on Sunday defended former President Obama's administration for not being as vocal in its support for Iranian protesters in 2009, saying the situation had to be handled differently since Iran was "quickly developing a nuclear weapon.
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"First, there is the moral reason of what our nation values, and the value of a human being as an individual, which is not based on your sexual or gender identity," Duckworth told me over the phone.
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There were about 60 of these on the continent at the time and, being as they had been playing friendlies against one another, it must have seemed sensible (and profitable) to give the games a competitive element.
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Sharp kitchen knives, boiling water, and convicts may not sound like the smartest combination in the world, but the reality in this prison's kitchen is far from being as dramatic as one might think, Wichmann tells us.
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"Accessing stuff from home is this sort of alienated, atomized way of being, as opposed to going down to your local, asking questions, getting recommendations, and seeing stuff that you would never think about seeing," says Martin.
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The menu of dishes that ultimately made the cut for Tuesday night's dinner was being as closely guarded this weekend as any state secret, though an official preview was scheduled for Monday afternoon at the White House.
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And there was a gallery installation consisting of hundreds of old baseballs strewn across the floor and a video, imageless but with a dialogue clip from the 1988 film "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" as a soundtrack.
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It's well nuanced for being as short as it is—there are certainly other interpretations, both uplifting and damning, that I'm not touching on—though it can also be heavy handed in ensuring the player gets it.
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In addition, instead of concerns about AI being "too smart" for us, the initial rollout of AI technologies more likely poses a concern in terms of not being as smart as people think such technology will be.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has shown considerable largesse in his efforts to save Mexico's largest company, which came into being as the result of an oil nationalization in 1938 and is a source of Mexican pride.
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On Wednesday, the Vatican announced that it was shutting all the catacombs open to the public for the time being, as the humidity and limited space in the underground burial sites favored the spread of the virus.
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