What do astrology defenders believe to be the positive benefits?
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Radar from last hour showing what we believe to be birds.
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Ultimately, Schonfeld said, schools do what they believe to be best practice.
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And I believe to be happy, you need to achieve mental clarity.
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For some, it challenges everything they believe to be true about love.
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The same way I know everything I believe to be deeply true—Instagram.
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"I forgave him," she said, "which I believe to be totally my right."
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What do NASA scientists believe to be the cause of the rover's demise?
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Others nudged the singer to release what they believe to be her next single.
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I didn't believe to be able to do this kind of film in Quebec.
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Last week the Cosmos Network launched, which I believe to be a major event.
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Eyewitnesses have given multiple descriptions of the gunman, who is believe to be male.
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David Petraeus, who many also believe to be in the mix for the position.
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Ours is in a crisis of value production that many believe to be terminal.
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But it's wrong to take advantage of what you believe to be an error.
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I am only going to do what I believe to be the right thing.
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I was asked to do work that I believe to be illegal and immoral.
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What if what you believe to be true is suddenly turned on its head?
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The man who many believe to be the greatest mixed martial artist who ever lived.
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Police also recovered a broken blade, which the authorities believe to be the murder weapon.
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The vehicle police believe to be involved was located, according to the Portland Police Bureau.
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Ambinder has since said he did not print anything he didn't believe to be true.
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That style of psychological manipulation forces people to doubt what they believe to be true.
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Totalitarians insist on forcing people to say things they know or believe to be untrue.
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Young revolutionaries are lynching a woman they believe to be a supporter of the Shah.
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He died two years later — a death many believe to be the result of suicide.
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"We are clearly dealing with what we believe to be a serial bomber," Manley says.
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He still trails the Democratic incumbent by what many believe to be an insurmountable deficit.
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News outlets frequently report on classified information they believe to be in the public interest.
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Those excluded tend to be black customers and people whom employees believe to be homeless.
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So if I'm not standing on the side I believe to be right, I'd be ashamed.
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Now users will be able to report those accounts they believe to be bots, as well.
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" Harrison said the police "recovered what we believe to be the suspect's gun on the scene.
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It's a level many believe to be very dangerous for the legitimacy of the U.S. government.
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We're told they found what they believe to be the same gun used at the complex.
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Officers discuss strategies to get Clements -- whom they believe to be suicidal -- out of the car.
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The large estimate involves a speculative valuation of the real estate, which we believe to be optimistic.
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He reportedly attended a military school some experts believe to be a training ground for Russian spies.
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Because how we share the news (what we collectively believe to be true) will shape our history.
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Among these is the option to report spam you believe to be from a fake Twitter account.
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Authorities are still searching for up to three attackers, who they believe to be armed with rifles.
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And unfortunately, what actually is true doesn't matter as much as what voters believe to be true.
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He was greeted in the capital by what some believe to be the largest crowd in history.
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Their parents will make sacrifices to buy what they believe to be an advantage for their children.
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Remember, these two politicians represent what many believe to be the Democrats best hope ahead of 2020.
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Damian Lillard was hanging with Weezy Thursday at a studio we believe to be in Los Angeles.
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However, nowhere did I see a reference to what I believe to be the most effective one.
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I believe to be a successful business/brand is to provide the right product to your customers.
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How do you reconstitute yourself when everything you believe to be solid starts to shatter and evaporate?
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North Korea has successfully launched what they claim and we believe to be an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The Sixers are getting what they believe to be a transformational franchise point guard in Markelle Fultz.
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When we see things we believe to be wrong, we must speak out and take a stand.
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The problem is, you have to believe to be able to vote, and most of us don't.
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Now, they have found what they believe to be a human-looking footprint from 29,000 years ago.
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Even if you fail, you don't have to be finished fighting for what you believe to be true.
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The IMF, furthermore, says it won't participate in any bailout that it does not believe to be viable.
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But never in what I believe to be an unwanted way and certainly never in a sexual way.
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"And I now join them in what I believe to be a very important movement towards creating change."
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I pick out who I believe to be the weakest-looking link, and run him through the situation.
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But the researchers were somewhat more cautious about interpreting the softer material they believe to be brain tissue.
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He said authorities have in their possession a duffel bag and other possessions they believe to be Haruka's.
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And I now join them in what I believe to be a very important movement towards creating change.
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Is this something you believe to be the case and did it concern you when making this film?
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On Sunday, the "Old Town Road" rapper tweeted what many fans believe to be a coming out message.
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As a further hint, Disick tagged Dr. Craig Wright, the man some believe to be the "real" Satoshi.
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Additionally, one of the penguins has what I believe to be a Superpenguin costume, which includes a cape.
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Many have started narrowing their networks of doctors and hospitals to those they believe to be lower priced.
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Such a step might allow him to declare a victory that most people will believe to be hollow.
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It cannot be good to live in a country that you believe to be intrinsically oppressive and unjust.
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Trilobites Paleontologists have uncovered what they believe to be the first ever fossilized brain tissue from a dinosaur.
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Within 40 days, it had become what some believe to be the best Go player in the world.
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It's not the passport itself, but what the changes symbolize — something which I believe to be completely futile.
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For me, it's important to listen and decide for myself what I believe to be right and true.
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In Myanmar, the government is engaging in what many believe to be a genocide against the Rohingya minority.
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Which brings us to Donald Trump, a man who many commentators believe to be constitutionally incapable of pivoting.
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Davis received the death sentence after lethally shooting a woman during what authorities believe to be a robbery.
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We update addresses, and add or drop folks, in what we believe to be normal Christmas list maintenance.
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They even alter what we believe to be true about ourselves — and not always in a good way.
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For independent Russian analysts, China has many more nuclear weapons then our analysts believe to be the case.
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We build what we believe to be a permanent edifice on shifting sands, which the sea retakes eventually.
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We have reached the point where we must stand up for what we believe to be the truth.
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Psychologists call this "confirmation bias" — we seek facts to support the ideas we already believe to be true.
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On Friday North Korea tested rocket artillery and what US officials believe to be a short range ballistic missile.
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We also provide people ways to report imagery that they believe to be in violation of their privacy rights.
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Seven people have been killed and two more wounded in a series of attacks police believe to be connected.
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It is difficult to imagine, from here, the construction of a political system both sides believe to be fair.
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Here's a clip of the what some believe to be the same whale in Laguna Beach earlier this month.
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"I have never been directed to do anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate," Rogers said.
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We've identified what we believe to be the next wave of innovation shaping the future of personal financial services.
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Furthermore, we are contacting the appropriate law enforcement agency to report what we believe to be his criminal behavior.
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Local debt markets offer very attractive levels of inflation-adjusted yields in what we believe to be undervalued currencies.
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She accused me of what I believe to be a horrendous, horrific crime out of her own selfish concerns.
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That man, who investigators believe to be Mr. Rahami, returns shortly thereafter into the camera's view, without the suitcase.
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"I cannot believe to be honest, to win such a big title against such a great player," Vesnina said.
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Aid is provided to parents who, in turn, select the schools they believe to be right for their children.
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"When you begin an investigation, you don't begin by stating what you believe to be the conclusion," he said.
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To lie is to deliberately say what you believe to be false with the intention of deceiving your audience.
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" Omar responded that her tweet was "just an opinion based on what I believe to be visible to me.
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FACT created a list of what they believe to be the 14 most important synths in electronic music history.
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They aim to create a tailored enterprise software experience for what they believe to be an under-served industry.
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If I find funny memes that I believe to be not Nazi in nature, I will probably share them.
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You'd have to be wily and tough like you couldn't believe to be able get to where she is.
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We now have an operational test that we believe to be valid that we can use here in Frankfort.
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"I have never been directed to do anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate," he said.
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They will love the wringing of hands and woe-is-me reaction by who they believe to be elites.
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A torrent of critics blasted the Manhattan District Attorney's office for what they believe to be a light sentence.
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The taboo -- to immerse themselves in what they believe to be the trappings of the working class -- becomes sexualized.
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"We are looking for what we believe to be multiple suspects," said Lt. Steven McClanahan in a telephone interview.
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Additionally, Elizabeth has introduced what experts believe to be the best bill in Congress to fight the opioid epidemic.
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Information was obtained from third-party sources, which we believe to be reliable but not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness.
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What many would consider Kanopy's only flaw is what I believe to be the best thing that sets it apart.
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Some decisions they believe to be for the best are actually mistakes (such as pooh-poohing "fake news" in 2016).
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This brought national attention to armed groups eager for a conflict with what they believe to be overreaching federal authorities.
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Someone just snagged what they believe to be an original Leonardo for the highest amount ever paid for an artwork.
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Information was obtained from third party sources, which we believe to be reliable but not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness.
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"LA State Homicide Bureau continues to investigate the death of what we believe to be two adults individuals," he remarked.
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From left in uniform: Officers William Moore and John Habermehl hold fragments they believe to be human bones on Dec.
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On Thursday, police identified 217-year-old Khalid Masood as the man they believe to be responsible for the attack.
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It detailed how the company has banned hundreds of accounts they believe to be connected with Russia's Internet Research Agency.
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Indiana State Police released a cell phone photo and audio recording of a person they believe to be the suspect.
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First, there's Abbi at the beach with what's believe to be Carrie's dog posted a little over a month ago.
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Some stories have even caught the eye of celebrities, who visit what they believe to be a terminally ill child.
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"And they checked each floor by floor until they located where they believe to be the room," the sheriff said.
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That is what many believe to be happening due to the illegal entry taking place on our nation's southern border.
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Two other people were also wounded in the shooting, which police told the Times they believe to be gang-related.
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Authorities have not released the identities of the deceased nor said who they believe to be responsible for the deaths.
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While the data collection wasn't super scientific, it quickly revealed which fast-food chains customers believe to be the cleanest.
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By its end, "Joker" will leave you wondering what parts of the movie you should even believe to be true.
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For both Ellie and Carly, the trauma of being stalked was enough to trigger what they believe to be PTSD.
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"We are aware of the plaintiffs' claims, which we fully believe to be without merit," a Starbucks rep told Eater.
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Archaeologists at Beijing's Palace Museum found what they believe to be the remains of Kublai Khan's Yuan dynasty imperial palace.
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It's one thing to carve out your own lane and to stand up for what you believe to be true.
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Mike Rogers: "I have never been directed to do anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate" pic.twitter.
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Here are some initial thoughts on what I believe to be the dawn of an exciting and enormous market opportunity.
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This disagreement over felon voting rights gets to the heart of what we believe to be the purpose of prison.
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Still, there are challenges for Democrats as they seek to capitalize on what they believe to be strong political tailwinds.
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Atchison, a former student at the high school, died of what police believe to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Hosts like Sean Hannity have been told not to name the person they believe to be whistleblower on the air.
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In October, researchers discovered what they believe to be a new type of black hole, smaller than the other kinds.
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So his campaign-in-waiting put forward what they believe to be their best asset: The former vice president himself.
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Ed Markey (D-MA) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), to tackle what they believe to be exploitation in the gaming space.
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They simply show up at the ballot box to vote for whoever they believe to be the lesser of two evils.
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It's unclear whether Aaron and "Murdoch" were the same person over the phone, which some victims believe to be the case.
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Authorities have arrested one suspect, 37-year-old Gökmen Tanis, whom they believe to be "associated with the incident" in Utrecht.
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After the casting was announced, some people accused the film of "whitewashing" Villechaize, whom many believe to be of Filipino descent.
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Fans have also been posting photos from an active movie set that many believe to be the Black Widow's solo film.
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The largest lump of tissue—what I believe to be the yolk sac—was smaller than it felt in my heart.
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"I cannot comment on items I have never seen regarding allegations I still believe to be false," Dennard told The Post.
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During the show's premiere, Roseanne and Dan confront Darlene with what they/I believe to be the truth: Darlene is gay.
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The Obama administration found what I believe to be an appropriate balance between providing affordable health care and accommodating religious concerns.
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This much, though, I believe to be true: Republicans will continue to hold the majority in the House and the Senate.
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But public opinion certainly matters in business; the majority of Americans won't buy products from companies they believe to be unethical.
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"I cannot comment on items I have never seen regarding allegations I still believe to be false," Dennard told the Post.
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Atchison died of what police believe to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, New Mexico State Police Chief Pete Kassetas said.
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However, this attitude from some of the EU countries, which we believe to be our allies, was hardly surprising to us.
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The department has pulled the guidance as part of the Trump administration's attempts to repeal regulations officials believe to be unnecessary.
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Officials said a woman they believe to be the shooter was found dead on the scene with a self-inflicted wound.
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I appreciate how Allie has made what I believe to be the Empire State Building (far right) simultaneously phallic and yonic.
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Letters submitted to the court by friends describe him as a kind man who they believe to be incapable of violence.
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This statement reflects what I believe to be a profound truth that might be helpful in combatting the anti-vaccine movement.
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And they need to be comfortable weaning from or dropping drugs that they are accustomed to and believe to be helpful.
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In just over three hours, "Killer Inside" maps out what police found and what they believe to be Hernandez&aposs involvement.
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There is a danger when the institutions of government push back against policies they believe to be unwise or especially unlawful.
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Two people were found dead, a woman in the parking lot and and a man police believe to be the gunman.
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They view this as protecting themselves and their families from a life style that they believe to be immoral and destructive.
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He had been tied up and strangled, and robbery was believe to be the motive, though no arrests were ever made.
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A NASA engineer and 10 others are suing Customs and Border Protection over what they believe to be illegal searches of electronics.
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In our reporting we found that many of Swan's followers uncover what they believe to be memories of trauma from their past.
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A Delaware family with three young children were found dead in their home in what police believe to be a murder-suicide.
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Following the news today is less about being informed or challenged as it is reinforcing what you already believe to be true.
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They could consume those images on their own terms, but now the disorder had reached a space they believe to be theirs.
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They discovered that more than 200 small caves connect underwater to form what they believe to be the world's largest underwater cave.
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Where would music be if it didn't challenge power structures and question concepts we believe to be part of the societal norm?
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To estimate the figure, statisticians choose what they believe to be a representative "basket" of goods and services consumed by the population.
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He cites the recent dump of Democratic National Committee emails from what US intelligence services believe to be Russian hackers as evidence.
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"A contingent of the Trump campaign supporters we believe to be 'bots' and accounts from Russia have shifted to Germany," Watts said.
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Transparency strikes many as being synonymous with morality and we want to see people and organizations we believe to be sneaky punished.
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But the family's greatest concern now is for the fate of Lyle and Erik, whom all of them believe to be innocent.
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It's what many believe to be a smoking gun against R. Kelly ... and the catalyst that led to a 10-count indictment.
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The simple fact is that no president can make a sovereign foreign government do something they believe to be disadvantageous for them.
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So let me outline what I believe to be facts and invite debate on them, rather than on personalities or personal identities.
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If that is what Britons believe to be the Australian points system, here is some news from Down Under: it doesn't work.
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Cyborg, the woman some believe to be the best female fighter in the world, is matched against 8-6-1453 Leslie Smith.
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But the film is grounded in what many Chinese people believe to be true: that their country is catching up with America.
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Among those outlets was CNN Turk, which has faced the wrath of the government over coverage officials believe to be pro-Kurdish.
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It says officers can use any force they reasonably believe to be necessary to defend against bodily harm while making an arrest.
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Grassley is up for reelection this year, and faces what some believe to be a formidable foe in former Iowa Lt. Gov.
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"The matter has been carefully reviewed and we have taken action we believe to be appropriate for the situation," the website states.
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" "Ploughshares Fund condemns in the strongest terms what we believe to be white supremacist and anti-Semitic propaganda espoused by this site.
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It requires that we allow our neighbors the right of self-government, even when they do things we believe to be horrible.
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This list affirms what I guess we all must believe, to be doing this: that words hold a great deal of power.
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Short of forming a union, Sinclair's TV anchors might have another way to refuse to read statements they believe to be false.
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We're examining the audience, we're examining ourselves, we're examining the past, we're questioning the past and what we believe to be true.
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Beheadings by the Shabab are not uncommon in Somalia, where the extremists use them against people whom they believe to be enemies.
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The second thing is the Fed possibly going above and beyond what many, including myself, believe to be prudent on interest rates.
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Most importantly, we have what we believe to be the first line of dialogue from Luke Skywalker since Return of the Jedi.
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Not to mention, adhering to what you believe to be a "clean" diet could seriously throw your diet and nutrition out of balance.
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The shooters unleashed about 2326 shells between them, injuring four men and one woman, all of whom police believe to be innocent bystanders.
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Because when some of them actually succeed in surrendering themselves to what they believe to be a higher good, the results are catastrophic.
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Ultimately, I can only explain why it's important for me and sketch out what I believe to be the pressing issues at hand.
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Police said they found what they believe to be the remains of Donna Tucker, along with a smashed skull, in a fire pit.
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The Empire star spoke openly about an attack that police believe to be a hate crime during his first performance since the incident.
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When they popped their heads down there, the cops found a bunch of chemicals, spray paint, and what they believe to be methamphetamine.
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Investigations are ongoing, officials said, but as a precaution the government has confiscated nearly 30,000 bottles of alcohol they believe to be contaminated.
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In Missouri, police are investigating what they believe to be a string of armed robberies that targeted Pokémon Go players over the weekend.
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Under MAR's so-called Suspicious Transaction and Order Reports, banks will have to report to regulators any order they believe to be suspicious.
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Officials recovered what they believe to be the weapon, a large folding-blade knife, from a canal near the complex, the chief said.
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They are widely believe to be less harmful than combustible cigarettes, but the long-term health consequences of using the devices are unknown.
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Mānuka honey is said to have a "mineral, slightly bitter" taste and his sought after for what people believe to be antibacterial properties.
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President Xi Jinping has undertaken an unprecedented crackdown on graft, which some believe to be a cover for a purge of his opponents.
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Information was obtained from third party sources which we believe to be reliable but are not guaranteed as to their accuracy or completeness.
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These electors filed a suit because they said they should be able to vote for whomever they believe to be the most qualified.
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The Artistic Noise philosophy is rooted in what they believe to be the transformative potential of artmaking and its benefits for young minds.
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When people have a drive to achieve what many believe to be unachievable, it leads them in feeling that they're on their own.
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Other victims describe a similar pattern of uniformed soldiers working alongside groups of men who they believe to be activists from Zanu-PF.
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Authorities are searching for militants they believe to be connected to the Islamic State group (ISIS), which claimed responsibility for the attack Tuesday.
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Haddad left the bench years ago; he and Shimari now work as a team, defending terrorism suspects whom they believe to be innocent.
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For example, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere averaged 402.9 parts per million, which scientists believe to be the highest in about 800,000 years.
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Divisive Facebook ads believe to be linked to Russia targeted parts of the United States, including traditional battleground states, NBC News reported Wednesday.
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I was even more shocked to learn of the one application that he intentionally ignored for what I believe to be political reasons.
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Sources tell us Kevin has obtained video -- which we believe to be from his dock -- that captures the area where the crash occurred.
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After the two esports entrepreneurial teams met, they decided to join forces and offer what they believe to be the ultimate training tool.
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It's always easier to make movies about something that we truly believe to be over (World War II, say, or the Wild West).
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Embracing the consumer mindset of the media and advertising culture, they instead "invest" their money in personal possessions they believe to be assets.
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This provides a management buffer over regulatory minimum requirements, which we believe to be necessary for supporting CYBG's activities as a standalone entity.
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So we at Business Insider have assembled what we believe to be a collection of the most luxurious private aircraft in the world.
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At the same time, it reaffirms what I believe to be the endless yearning for beauty that persists in the midst of catastrophe.
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FBI investigators have recovered a total of 18 packages believe to be sent by Phan, Ayn Dietrich, an FBI spokeswoman in Seattle, said Thursday.
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This I believe to be the most painful wound there is, as the sinews of the arm contract, tearing as if on a rack.
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And what I believe to be the case is the trade tensions between the United States and China put additional pressure on their economy.
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But this year, Democrats are spoiling for a fight over what some believe to be Sessions' weak record on civil rights and racial issues.
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Police told the gossip site they found a pipe, tinfoil and a metal mints tin containing what they believe to be heroin and meth.
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"Exposure to the energy sector is considerable," Credit Suisse analysts wrote in a recent report, adding, "this we believe to be a manageable risk."
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Scheduling such a visit has proved tricky for the Christian president who nearly one in three Americans believe to be a closet Muslim himself.
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As far as we're concerned, any dish that contains what we believe to be the trifecta of velvety white foods can't possible be bad.
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It might, in other words, be the case that something progressives believe to be true and important and right may nonetheless not be popular.
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What do you believe to be the most important thing an individual can do to promote peace in this world in times like these?
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It shows Trump driving his golf cart across what many people believe to be the green -- a major party foul, as ALL golfers know.
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On Fentz's right wrist he also donned a red piece of fabric, which some believe to be a nod to Jamie Lannister's missing hand.
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There is the frustration with a Congress that would rather see the country fail than collaborate with a president they believe to be inferior.
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As the officers approached, the suspect, who authorities believe to be from New Jersey, pointed a revolver at them and drove off, police said.
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Nate Cohn has what I believe to be a similar although slightly more complicated model, and has been trying to make the same point.
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The Swedish company Tapper has created what they believe to be the perfect solution for keeping track of your Apple AirPods — a carrying strap.
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And speaking of things that Trump should know: Reporters get to ask about whatever topic they and their news organization believe to be relevant.
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It has taken eight years of glacial expansion, but the nation is closing in on what economists believe to be its full productive capacity.
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But authorities found what they believe to be the last body on Saturday, Miami-Dade Police Department director Juan Perez told a news conference.
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Two people were injured, they were transported to the hospital with what we believe to be superficial injuries, either from blasts or from the gunshots.
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We&aposre here to make what we believe to be the most humane and compassionate public policy, that&aposs what we&aposre here to do.
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Since 2012, YOU PEOPLE, both black and white, encouraged and shared what I believe to be the genesis of this disease, "Love Sosa" acoustic cover.
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"In my sworn statement, I presented what I believe to be the truth of this case as it relates to me," Kobeissi told The Verge.
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All it takes is a willingness to dive into conversations that may make us uncomfortable or that many believe to be inappropriate for first encounters.
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Many argue that MPs should shut their eyes and vote for what they believe to be a damaging plan, out of respect for the referendum.
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The women are now suing the company for what they believe to be the company's failure to warn riders of the dangers they knew existed.
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APP scams involve bank customers being tricked by phone or email into transferring money to a person or organisation they believe to be legitimate. Which?
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Here's Tom at Super Bowl practice on Thursday rocking one of those QB wristbands -- complete with what we believe to be some throwing motion notes.
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A $20,46363 reward has been posted, and police are looking for a vehicle they believe to be a 2003 to 2005 model black Chevrolet Impala.
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The "Needy" t-shirt she wears as Mean Girls' Regina George, which fans believe to be a clue for the title of Grande's next album.
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In many ways, explicit male supremacists are merely advocating for a return to what they believe to be the historic, natural order of gender relations.
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"The prosecution failed to prove that Hadid intentionally made a statement he did not believe to be true," the judges wrote in a unanimous decision.
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"Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful," William Morris wrote in his famous dictum.
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We need institutions that assume young people are going to come with ideas that don't necessarily fit what adults believe to be an established truth.
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"It is very important to me to ask him why he made what I believe to be misrepresentations in a letter to Congress," Gowdy said.
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"Early this morning, our DC warehouse experienced a limited fire which investigators believe to be started in a bin of removed batteries," the company tweeted.
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Police are searching for two men who they believe to be behind a bomb that was set off in a Mississauga, Ontario, restaurant on Thursday.
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Trump and Cohen's attorneys have indicated they will challenge this decision, but have not said how many of the documents they believe to be privileged.
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Luckily, the FBI have now revealed what they believe to be the methodology Lyle Jeffs used to escape home imprisonment—and it's pretty damn spectacular.
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Adrian Hebdon, whose legal name is thought to be Adrian Noe, was arrested in Wyoming Thursday in a car that police believe to be stolen.
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"I discovered that my code was being included in a distribution used by ICE, which I personally believe to be evil," Vargo told Business Insider.
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Citing academic research, he explains why partisans are often willing to overlook obvious lies in order to express what they believe to be larger truths.
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Protestantism has swelled to what some believe to be as many as 133 million adherents, while Catholics represent a smaller group, with approximately 10 million.
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Wherever you stand on the issue, it's hard to deny that watching this group exact what they believe to be justice is pretty damn fun.
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BUT IT'S THE PRESIDENT WHO'S MAKING THAT FINAL DECISION BASED UPON WHAT I BELIEVE TO BE REALLY GOOD EVIDENCE FROM ALL SIDES OF THE EQUATION.
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"For some, it's the pressure — whether consciously or not — felt by many to create what they believe to be the 'perfect' holiday experience," he explained.
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If we can't find anyone in their lives, we explore people who have signed up with You Gotta Believe to be parents to older youth.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "They're trying to crack down on fake news, so Facebook users are able to flag articles they believe to be false as 'disputed.
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Schiff has indicated that his panel intends to file "supplemental reports" if investigators obtain new information they believe to be relevant to the impeachment probe.
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"I acted like a person completely out of control … and said things I do not believe to be true and which are despicable," he said.
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"Sometimes you write a paper about something that you don't believe to be true at all, just for the purpose of putting out there," says Mack.
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What's more, the responses around these difficult ultimatums may vary across cultures, revealing there's no universality in what people believe to be a morally superior option.
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Instead it&aposs what organizers believe to be the nation&aposs first domestic violence shelter custom-built for victims to keep their pets in their apartments.
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All your fights with Aquarius will boil down to them accusing you of demanding that they compromise on something they believe to be true and sacred.
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Section 702 is intended to allow intelligence officials to electronically surveil non-US "persons reasonably believe to be located outside the United States" without a warrant.
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The population demographic trends are here and we are poised just right, I believe, to be able to innovate into these phases and we will grow.
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Research analysts have discovered what they believe to be sensitive documents relating to the Pentagon's drone, tank, and tactical programs for sale on the dark web.
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Jihadists, meanwhile, use images of Muslim cavaliers from movies and videogames to illustrate their own war against a West they believe to be a reincarnated Byzantium.
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Biden finally realized there's no political path to urging caution when dealing with what Democrats believe to be a fundamental threat to the Constitution in Trump.
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But stifling the individual rights of people with whom you disagree, even those you sincerely believe to be evil, is not the way to fix it.
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Canadian police have discovered the bodies of two men they believe to be the teenage fugitives wanted for murdering three people in British Columbia last month.
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" A note from Hayman to investors stated that recent events "represent what we believe to be the beginning of the unraveling of the Chinese credit system.
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The new rule bears on all data collected under Executive Order 133, which many believe to be responsible for the bulk of the NSA's collection efforts.
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Police said they later arrested the person they believe to be the driver, who fled the scene, and recovered the car in another part of Queens.
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Our values — values fought for tirelessly over the generations, values that we believe to be sacred — have proven to be as fragile as they are precious.
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This has actually been mathematically addressed before, though, as YouTube channel Mind Your Decisions made a video showing what they believe to be the best methods.
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When students use substances they believe to be a normal part of the college experience to self-medicate, they face serious mental health risks, she says.
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It is the only company with tobacco that can be below the threshold of what health regulators say they believe to be non-addictive, he added.
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Just before his death Mr Kuciak was looking into Antonino Vadala, a man Italian police believe to be a cocaine broker for the 'Ndrangheta mafia group.
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As you are aware, however, several independent non-governmental experts have recently publicly offered what they believe to be technically feasible solutions to this complicated problem.
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To be clear, Facebook's intention, that I believe to be earnest, is to foster stronger ties between its users and their communities to boost well-being.
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"For what many investors believe to be a high growth tech firm, Tesla has made notable moves to cut costs/prices and stimulate orders," Jonas said.
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The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and its group is believe to be in waters around the East China Sea and heading north toward the Korean Peninsula.
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M.B.S. drastically scaled back funding for the spread of Wahhabism abroad, which many experts believe to be responsible for encouraging terrorism and virulently anti-Western ideas.
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"Some members feel it (the NRA) doesn't go far enough to defend what we believe to be the core of the Second Amendment," Kraut told Reuters.
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For example, the figure 666 is a number some believe to be associated with the devil, and is often featured in stories of misfortune or curses.
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Given that members of the Trump transition team have so vocally criticized our reporting, we encourage them to identify, specifically, what they believe to be inaccurate.
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To authoritarians, language is a weapon, usually deployed in the service of an emotional half-truth: something you believe to be true even if it isn't.
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One of Captain Wild Bill's former deckhands on Cape Caution just went overboard with the law -- getting busted for drugs, which cops believe to be heroin.
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"Security forces are burning villages and attacking people they believe to be supporting separatists," said Richard Moncrieff, Central Africa project director for the International Crisis Group.
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Perry also announced he was offering $200,000 for information leading to the conviction of "the person" who they believe to be the culprit in the disappearances.
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But scientists have discovered an absolute chonker of a great white shark, which they&aposve named Deep Blue and believe to be about 20 feet long.
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Almost three-quarters of food samples tested showed higher glyphosate levels than what the group's scientists believe to be "protective of children's health," the report indicates.
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The things she doesn't even believe to be true, she'll get you to be in a screaming match with her just because she likes to argue.
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After weeks of searching, police on Tuesday found what they believe to be the body of Mollie Tibbetts, a 20-year-old student from Brooklyn, Iowa.
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Articles discussing sexuality and dating tend to be paired with an image of an isolated body parts, or just subjects who we believe to be cis.
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Cops challenge that notion, alleging that the Wallaces patted down their guests for weapons, which police believe to be evidence the family was anticipating possible gang violence.
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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to an 18-year low of 3.8 percent in May, which is below what Fed policymakers believe to be a sustainable level.
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" According to the crash report, obtained by TMZ Sports, witnesses told police Pead's 2011 Cadillac CTS was passing cars "at what they believe to be 90+ mph.
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In my experience, people don't react great when you tell them in the moment that the reality that they're in isn't the reality they believe to be.
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The traditional medical diagnosis process involves conveying symptoms to a physician who prescribes a treatment for the ailment or disease they believe to be causing those symptoms.
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We have a number for what bear we believe to be the fattest that we will be able to then reveal after Fat Bear Week is concluded.
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As a result, we find ourselves looking for patterns, trying to simplify issues and giving precedence to opinions that reinforce what we already believe to be true.
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The man police believe to be the Golden State Killer, who was responsible for 12 murders and 51 rapes between 103 and 1986, was arrested this week.
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Apple, for example, appears to have created a shell company called SixtyEight Research that journalists believe to be a front for its interest in building a car.
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In short, it is a meme and a popular hashtag used to either satirize, poke fun or criticize what internet denizens believe to be stereotypically "white" behavior.
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In what appears to be a White House in chaos, President Trump's recent behavior indicates what many already believe to be true: that he often lacks discernment.
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Riffing off of the sacred powers of the drink, they help each other decode their night visions, which they believe to be directly related to the future.
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That's when she mockingly lined up something on the table, and started snorting it ... and a woman we believe to be her older sister, Pumpkin, went off.
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Each semester, a fresh group of hazers makes the rituals more intense, Lipkins said, continuing a vicious cycle of what they believe to be the group's traditions.
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Parente said he has not discussed the sale of its stake in Braskem SA, Latin America's biggest petrochemical company, an asset many believe to be on offer.
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The Threshold Shift In the evolution of the retail industry, this change signals a shift in what both retailers believe to be the threshold for consumer abandonment.
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Kerry's comments came hours after North Korea conducted its latest missile test, firing what officials believe to be an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan.
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"This, in combination with Gen X as parents and the Great Recession, what we believe to be shaping Gen Z's very practical view of money," he said.
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There is no obvious front-runner, but British bookmakers are already offering odds on some of the politicians they believe to be probable contenders for the job.
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A gun believe to be the artist's weapon was found in a field in the area in the 1960s; now rusted, it's on view in the exhibition.
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This smells very bad and is very discouraging to those of us who wish to steer our party in what we believe to be the right direction.
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I asked a team of product journalists and reviewers to name the products and services they believe to be the most innovative and impactful of this decade.
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Some House Democrats want the probe to encompass a broader range of issues, which they also believe to be impeachable offenses supported by evidence (The Washington Post).
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But it does address what Postal Service leaders believe to be their biggest roadblock – how to pay for health and retirement benefits for its 2628,28500-odd employees.
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That would put the United States in line with most of the world's developed countries and with what researchers believe to be an ideal amount of time.
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Your aesthetic has been described as "off-glamour" and "off-beauty," and your work plays with extremes and challenges what we believe to be the photographic truth.
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If the operators are forced to perform services they believe to be immoral, nobody who shares their religious values will be able to practice reproductive medicine. 53.
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In addition, Manzor says that everyday citizens who aren't necessarily affiliated with governmental agencies often uphold what they believe to be the central tenets of the revolucíon.
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Executives at the German bank have already started collecting brown boxes to carry their personal items in preparation of what they believe to be an imminent end.
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" "We put forward what we believe to be a credible process which would be to negotiate a customs union with the EU and alignment to ensure market access.
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People who have become addicted to painkillers buy what they believe to be Oxycontin on the black market but instead purchase a more potent opioid such as fentanyl.
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The investigation uncovered a scheme that authorities believe to be spearheaded by a woman with a brilliant attention to detail and penchant for faking accents and doing impersonations.
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On Monday, police in western New York uncovered what they believe to be a subterranean meth lab hidden beneath the parking lot of an Amherst Walmart, NBC reports.
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"Our number one objective is to show customers what we believe to be of particular interest or value to them," Amazon told BuzzFeed News about its search results.
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While it's something I wholly support and believe to be necessary, the groundswell of period normalization has made me feel increasingly like an interloper in my own sex.
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"Considering what we believe to be his actual net worth, for him not to pay the $5 million to secure his children's funds is striking," she reportedly added.
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The department said prosecutors now have a greater incentive than previously to bring charges that more closely reflect the total amount of drugs they believe to be involved.
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Archeologists have found what they believe to be the oldest astrolabe so far, a 500-year-old navigational tool, among a shipwreck led by Vasco da Gama himself.
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Blue radar tracks on Mars's Planum Australe show the location of what researchers believe to be a large reservoir of liquid water about 1 mile beneath Mars' surface.
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But we have undeniably turned a corner in our understanding of the disease—what many scientists believe to be a "penicillin moment" in our quest for the cure.
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Australia's two-month nightmare seems to have come to an end, as authorities apprehended the person they believe to be originally responsible for hiding sewing needles in strawberries.
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"We would be remiss if we failed to focus on what we believe to be morally reprehensible conduct on the part of ExxonMobil," it said in a statement.
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Speaking of not hearing about Susan B. Anthony, Mike Pence, who I believe to be the human version of a hotel checkout TV station, had a busy week.
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If you do come across an animal you believe to be hurt or abandoned, the best thing to do is to contact your state's wildlife office for assistance.
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Stevenson says that she wouldn't fall for influencer marketing today—yet despite negative headlines, many women still trust social media celebrities who they believe to be their friends.
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" Sometimes he sent torrents of amorous drivel: "If I lose you, I will lose everything I believe to be true, everything I hope, wish, dream and pray for.
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With the exception of the decision to block the AT&T-Time Warner merger—which some believe to be politically motivated—the Trump administration has largely pushed deregulation.
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Under their bill, companies would be barred from enforcing such agreements, and also would protect employees that refuse to participate in company activities they believe to be illegal.
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I just rushed to Lestallum—the busy market town that you mentioned in your first letter, Mike, and met who I believe to be Gladio's little sister, Iris.
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Around the world, religious minorities have been attacked in hate crimes that some organizations believe to be inspired (at least in part) by hate speech on social media.
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On Thursday, Colorado Bureau of Investigation officials discovered three bodies they believe to be those of Watts and the two children, but are working to confirm their identities.
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"While my amendment is simple in nature, it strikes to the heart of what I believe to be the cornerstone of North Korea policy," Pittenger said Friday morning.
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Stamped across the shoreline of Calvert Island, British Columbia, are 13,133-year-old human footprints that archaeologists believe to be the earliest found so far in North America.
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Oddly, the transaction took place two days before the book's first public advertisement — making it what scholars believe to be the first documented sale of an Austen book.
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Their decisions came at the urging of civil rights advocacy organization Color of Change, which designs campaigns to end practices they believe to be unfair to black people.
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Neither mode feels more authentic, though his work does sometimes require listeners to interrogate their own ideas about what they believe to be more profound: ecstasy or ruin.
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This capital level provides a management buffer over regulatory minimum requirements, which we believe to be necessary for CYBG in re-launching the bank as a standalone entity.
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As the state party has continued to report results, some news outlets have found what they believe to be errors in the reporting of the extremely close results.
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Prince Charles pays tax on his duchy income only voluntarily, and after deducting what analysts believe to be about £10 million that he deems official and charitable spending.
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October 22Santa Rosa, California A 16-year-old student was shot by another student outside Ridgway High School in what police believe to be a gang-related incident.
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Here's where to draw the line: Private actors shouldn't be allowed to destroy or disrupt the external networks, equipment or data of people they believe to be criminals.
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The methods deployed in this ground-zero Gamergate event have since become standard practice for internet mobs wishing to attack seemingly anyone they believe to be a foe.
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The story behind Brian Kil is a crazy one, but the story of how the FBI caught the suspect they believe to be behind the crimes is even crazier.
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And I think where the shock value to the public comes in is when they realize that someone's making money on what they believe to be a public asset.
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During the 2016 presidential election, the company&aposs security teams noticed what many believe to be a Russian hacking group target Democrats using spoofed Microsoft domain names, Burt said.
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"We think there are opportunities and we laid out, along with experts from industry, what we believe to be opportunities for them," Carr told reporters on a conference call.
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Though many details about the Tuesday shooting remained under investigation, law enforcement officials said it highlighted the dangers and difficulties posed by assailants they believe to be mentally ill.
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Leaning on the country's collective memory of the dictatorship that followed, organizers rallied protesters against what they believe to be a desperate attempt to unseat a democratically elected president.
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Hollande's statement reflects what the French security services already believe to be a persuasive hypothesis: even if this attack was not ISIS-directed, it might have been ISIS-inspired.
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"We have located remains that we believe to be involved in this tragic flooding incident," said Gila County Sheriff Adam Shepherd, during a news conference at the search site.
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The vandals dug holes into the fairway of the course's 85033th hole, poured what authorities believe to be bleach on the grass, and spray painted rocks, according to NBC4.
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The U.S. also published a list of businesses and other entities they believe to be controlled by the Cuban government that are barred from doing business with U.S. citizens.
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In a discovery that could potentially revolutionize the Kinder Surprise toy game, police have found what they believe to be cocaine stuffed inside Kinder eggs at a London pub.
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In other instances I have, through a consistency in accounts and through sources I have come to trust, settled on a version of events I believe to be true.
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"There's really been almost an intimidation to act before this president leaves office to put into motion compliance with what we believe to be an unlawful rule," he continued.
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" Upon her rocky departure, she denied in an interview that Trump is racist because "I would never sit nor work for someone who I believe to be a racist.
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Predictably, corporate farms are capitalizing on the opportunity presented by loose organic standards and consumers' willingness to pay a premium for what they believe to be humanely raised animals.
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It had a 2% mortality rate, according to the CDC -- around twice what experts believe to be the mortality rate of the coronavirus - and 20 times the common flu.
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So far, those of us agonizing over the planet's future have failed to win over enough of our fellow citizens to accomplish what we desperately believe to be necessary.
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"Recently, I have been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence or credible information regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," Rep.
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And they inflict suffering even on those like the Windrush generation, people who have lived and worked for 50 years in a country they believe to be their own.
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His failure to release all Germans of Turkish descent detained on terrorism charges and his antagonistic attitude toward Germany are not things Germans believe to be in the past.
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"The Column included statements about Aaron Rich, the brother of former Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, that we now believe to be false," read part of the retraction.
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One may not always agree with my decision, but everyone should know that I will always do what I believe to be right for the country that I love.
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Elon Musk said starting March 2003, Tesla will begin to take preorders on what many believe to be the electric car company's make-or-break vehicle, the Tesla 2200.
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Though I don't keep track, I've had hundreds of lovers and have never experienced an STI or a pregnancy scare (The latter, I believe to be my crowning achievement).
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Egyptian engravings showed the Pharaoh defeating Nubian wrestlers, which historians believe to be more a part of the Pharaoh's propaganda machine than his actual ability to win over the Nubians.
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"That decision will be based on the evidence provided, the applicable laws and what we believe to be in the best interest for all the parties involved," the office said.
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In fact, after Trump's comments, the LDS Church put out a statement, reiterating the church's commitment to religious freedom and quoted Joseph Smith, who Mormons believe to be a prophet.
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So reports NBC News, which notes that while authorities have identified and arrested the individuals they believe to be responsible for the heist, the computers themselves are still unaccounted for.
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In March, a car operated by Uber fatally struck a pedestrian in Arizona, marking what many believe to be the first-known fatality involving a car using self-driving technology.
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Make no mistake: Canada's police had, and may still have, the golden key to access millions of people's encrypted communications, which these people may believe to be secure and private.
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Last week, investigators in Sacramento announced the arrest of the man they believe to be the Golden State Killer, who raped dozens of women and killed 12 people across California.
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Her advice might have been lacking, but Fran did tell me one thing that I believe to be completely true: You never know what's going on in anyone else's marriage.
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It comes in the wake of Twitter and Facebook recently announcing the suspension of accounts from their platforms that they believe to be linked to Iranian and Russian political meddling.
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"I have been and remain committed to doing what I believe to be in the best interest of U.N. Environment and the mission we are here to achieve," he said.
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Ultimately, the third allegation of Assange's indictment is what I believe to be the crux of the matter -- that Assange agreed to assist Manning with cracking a US government password.
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" The blog post notes that the president and president-elect do not get briefed on material "that the intelligence community does not believe to be at least of some credibility.
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"-ism. I remember Michelle Malkin actually of all people immediately said, "This, this is like too much what I want to believe to be true for it to be true.
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We also assess sensitivity to a deal's entire diesel exposure, which we believe to be a conservative approach as the potential impact of restrictions on different engine types is unknown.
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William Morris, a textile designer and poet, was preaching simplicity in 1880 ("have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful").
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NBC is attempting to lift the curtain on Netflix's notoriously secretive ratings data, with just unveiled numbers they believe to be an accurate picture of the streaming network's shows' success.
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Let's also pretend that everything else people might believe to be true about Asian Americans — that we are docile, compliant, nerdy, fragile, quiet, exotic — are also not commonly-held assumptions.
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By saying that Facebook should only post true material, there is the danger of only telling half of a story, or only showing what some people believe to be true.
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The ads that get new life with images tailored to a specific place — or a new call to action — are often the ones the campaigns believe to be most effective.
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But now The North Face is bringing what I, and many true fans of the brand, believe to be the best version of its iconic fleece: the '95 Denali Jacket.
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Documents said the weapons included what agents believe to be AR-15-style and AK-47-style rifles as well as ammunition, gunpowder, and accessories including bump stocks and grips.
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They have no contact with the outside; their father, King, leaves in a motorboat every few months to bring back supplies from a mainland they believe to be dangerously contaminated.
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In other instances I have, through a consistency in the accounts and through sources I have come to trust, settled on a version of events I believe to be true.
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Instead, people come up with what they believe to be logical estimates of the plane's weight and moon's diameter, then they adjust from those figures to arrive at their brackets.
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It doesn't help that in the pursuit of the cause they believe to be good, Philip and Elizabeth have to engage in work that they know is unethical at best.
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We hope our former client's moral courage and personal integrity will inspire others to follow the law and speak up when they see something they reasonably believe to be wrong.
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Makonda has encouraged citizens to report on those they believe to be gay, and said officials had received more than 5,000 calls or messages so far, naming about 100 individuals.
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Manchester is close to Highway 93, which connects the city to Lawrence, Massachusetts, a town that authorities believe to be the main repository of smuggled drugs on the East Coast.
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"We cannot blame them for looking out for what they believe to be their own interests, but we must also look out for ours," says Roth's Lindbergh of the Jews.
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But some friends and relatives of the victims said they were also being sent the video of what the authorities believe to be the killing of one of the women.
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More than 100 of these websites we have confirmed as under the direction of the Russian government or we believe to be Russian with a very high degree of confidence.
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But purely from a competitive perspective, the answer is obvious: Athletic directors with real doubts about their coaches, along with alternatives they believe to be better, should make the change.
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Wolff acknowledges in the book's introduction that certain parts of the book reflect "a version of events I believe to be true" but that are sometimes based on conflicting accounts.
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In my own work, however, I am aiming at something I believe to be broader, more psychological and employing, let us say, of 12 tones rather than one of five.
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Alabama passed one of the most frightening anti-abortion laws in recent months, banning the procedure without exception in what many believe to be an intentional challenge to Roe v.
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"The OCME can confirm we're investigating what we believe to be a human fetus found deceased on an airplane," the city's Office of Chief Medical Examiner said in a statement.
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I believe to be an American you have to be born and raised in America, and throughout your life you have to obey the laws and respect the government's decisions.
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Law enforcement also confirmed that officers are still clearing the building, but found a woman dead, apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, who they believe to be the shooter.
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Two major civil-rights NGOs, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee and the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, say they will defy the law, which they believe to be unconstitutional, and refuse to register.
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A native of Ukraine, he trained as a linguist at the Military Institute of the Ministry of Defense in Moscow, which experts believe to be a training ground for Russian spies.
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Speaking to PEOPLE, Young says a person, who authorities believe to be Thompson, was captured on surveillance camera stealing the Cal Trans survey team's tripod in Sacramento around 10:34 a.
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Our confidence in this 65% move is based on what we believe to be relatively conservative growth and valuation assumptions that are incorporated into our sum-of-the-parts (SOTP) analysis.
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As we describe below, we are evaluating parallel paths, including potential investment terms that would provide a large stake in the company at what we believe to be a favorable price.
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As many of you may have seen in recent news coverage, I filed a lawsuit last month against what I believe to be potential perpetrators of a smear campaign against me.
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The company has spent the past year-plus fighting the notion that it can't control its own narrative, a factor that some believe to be responsible for its slumping stock price.
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Senate Democrats I speak to are thinking much more now about how to create single-payerish plans that they believe to be more technically and politically sound than the Sanders bill.
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YouTube has attracted negative publicity in recent months for what some believe to be a position that has been too laissez-faire when it comes to questionable videos on its platform.
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That program was among a batch leaked or stolen and then dumped online by a group calling itself The Shadow Brokers, who some in U.S. intelligence believe to be affiliated with .
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Photographs made a claim for unmediated truth—"this building I believe to be the first…to have drawn its own picture," wrote Talbot—and they could be cheaply reproduced and circulated.
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The U.S. dollar stretches a bit further up north, but there are more taxes, which actually pays for the country's healthcare system that so many Americans believe to be entirely free.
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Dutch prosecutor Jirko Patist said investigators were studying images of a man they believe to be Amri taken by surveillance cameras at the train station in Nijmegen, near the Dutch border.
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Finally, we want to acknowledge that we are sure you are proceeding on a basis of good faith, and you are doing what you believe to be best for your constituents.
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They promise to take the country back to its imagined homogeneous essences (white/Anglo-Saxon/Muslim/Christian, etc.), manifesting itself in what I believe to be a dangerous slide toward fascism.
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This is particularly true in the case of Senator Kelly Ayotte, Republican of New Hampshire, who is in what many believe to be the tightest re-election race in the country.
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Though Facebook and Twitter can and do delete content and ban users for violating their rules, they also have more nuanced ways of moderating content that they believe to be problematic.
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Health officials are attempting to find 125 people who they believe to be connected to the identified cases in the northeastern part of Congo, WHO's Congo spokesman Eugene Kabambi told Reuters.
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I want young people to be inspired to do their best and push beyond what they believe to be their limitations — I want the things I've learned to help someone else.
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If Sinclair's anchors and other journalists unionize, they can demand a contract provision that gives them a right to refuse to read statements they reasonably believe to be false or propaganda.
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They have seen, however, a correlation between removals of large numbers of accounts for threatening behavior or hate speech and what they believe to be retaliatory attacks against the executives responsible.
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And it's why, at least in part, Senate Democrats feel zero doubt or remorse about their efforts to slow the Kavanaugh proceedings for what they believe to be very legitimate reasons.
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"The Column included statements about Aaron Rich, the brother of former Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, that we now believe to be false," read part of the Washington Times' retraction.
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Of course, many Americans have the opposite experience: They turn to sources they trust — whether on the right or left — that tell them exactly what they already believe to be true.
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Now some believe a similar story will play out for US shopping malls — that the most risky investments will end up being those that investors now believe to be the safest.
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"One may not always agree with my decision, but everyone should know that I will always do what I believe to be right for the country that I love," she said.
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If moral reasoning is a social act, that implies that one of the most powerful acts people can engage in is to change what societies believe to be moral or immoral.
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JANET DUNCAN Phoenix To the Editor: Your excerpts confirm what many of us frighteningly believe to be the new truth about Americans: We have lost our ability to reason and think.
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" Spanberger did not say who she would vote for instead of Pelosi, saying she would support someone who is "representative of what I believe to be the next generation of leadership.
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WE'VE NEVER HAD MORE FOCUS AS A COMPANY AS A DEVELOPMENT TEAM AND WE'RE ENGINEERING WHAT WE BELIEVE TO BE THE BEST EXPERIENCE OUT THERE AROUND LIVE AND AROUND WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW.
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An anomaly, which astronomers believe to be metal, is hiding under the South Pole-Aitken basin, and could be lodged as deep as far as 24 kilometres (23 miles) under the surface.
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Cozy Bear, hackers who the U.S. and other governments believe to be Russian intelligence, appears to be impersonating the State Department in a new hacking campaign that's been observed attacking several sectors.
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It's intended to let users "easily and quickly flag ads that they believe to be scams violating Facebook's advertising rules or other policies," and it's set to launch in a few months.
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Or you start with a set of commonly assumed facts, what you believe to be commonly assumed facts, they never did occur to you that someone else has another version of this.
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SGH is targeting a long-term leverage ratio of 4.5%, which we believe to be achievable given its track record of recurring internal capital generation and access to wholesale markets if required.
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Attacks have also spiked against people the perpetrators believe to be Arab, according to data compiled by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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On the Internet, we can choose a news source we believe to be objective, find a source that will tell us only what we want to hear or leave it to chance.
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It further raises questions about the department's overarching approach to regulation: According to a Bloomberg report, the Department aims to eliminate what you believe to be burdensome government regulations with 'industry standards.
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"But even more troubling than that, I've been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence, credible information, regarding terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," he said.
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The bill will require local law enforcement to honor federal authorities' immigration detainer requests, in which federal authorities ask local authorities to hold people they believe to be in the country illegally.
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In addition, the police found materials that they believe to be TAPT, the same explosive used in terrorist attacks by Islamic State militants in Brussels and Paris last year, Mr. Michaelis said.
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That program was among a batch leaked or stolen and then dumped online by a group calling itself The Shadow Brokers, who some in U.S. intelligence believe to be affiliated with Russia.
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"When I talked about these things, for me, this attitude is based on a value that I believe to be very conservative and Christian — empathy and respect for other people," she said.
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After the Baoshang takeover, investors are scrambling to revamp the way they evaluate negotiable certificate of deposits and other instruments once believe to be ultra-safe, traders and fund managers told Reuters.
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"I also want to acknowledge, and I believe most of you have reported on this, a posting on the bio of what we believe to be the subject's Instagram account," LASD Capt.
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The Salk biologists "do indeed provide what I believe to be the first evidence that partial reprogramming of the genome ameliorated symptoms of tissue degeneration and improved regenerative capacity," Dr. Vijg said.
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There are often "shortcomings" in sexual misconduct settlements, Palumbo saidThis isn&apost the first sexual misconduct civil suit to have what some people believe to be a weak settlement with disheartening shortcomings.
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"When justice can't be fully realized, some people might decide to take matters into their own hands to achieve what they believe to be fair," one commentary on state-run CCTV said.
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If you ask people what they think about your idea, instead of what might be wrong with it, you&aposll receive opinions that align with what you already believe to be true.
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"The only issues with the visa occurred when the Vice Consul made what we believe to be false representations to the Australian authorities at the boarding gate of Qantas airlines," Vidler says.
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Attorneys general can often decide to not defend laws they believe to be unconstitutional, as Nessel plans to do with a state law that lets adoption agencies not serve same-sex couples.
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Using one of three teeth they pulled, the dentists also found what they believe to be a filling compound that wasn't available to dentists before 2004, meaning the woman likely died sometime thereafter.
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"Ann Coulter is welcome on this campus but at a time when we can provide a venue that law enforcement professionals believe to be protectable," Dan Mogulof, a spokesman for the university, said.
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Archeologists inspect a grave with the remains of who they believe to be two republican prisoners killed during the Spanish Civil War, in the small Pyrenees village of Leranoz, Spain, on May 22.
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In a recent letter, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez joined Maine representative Chellie Pingree in calling out tech companies for supporting an event they believe to be inconsistent with big tech's ostensibly climate-friendly attitude.
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And so, using a new X-ray technique, researchers discovered that underneath the portrait is a never before seen portrait of a woman that they believe to be frequent Degas model, Emma Dobigny.
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You should share things that you believe to be true to the best of your ability — not just content you think people want to see or content that will make you look good.
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I see these cases day after day, often living them moment by moment with the women I represent, and through that experience, I have learned some things I believe to be worth sharing.
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The message was titled, "The Calm Before the Storm," which many believe to be a reference to a meeting Trump had with military leaders earlier that month when he used the same phrase.
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Details saying the author left their role as VP of engineering in October after two and a half years led contributors to Hacker News to name who they believe to be the author.
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The drug works by blocking the IL-4 and IL-13 proteins involved in the body's immune response that Regeneron and Sanofi believe to be underlying causes of a number of complex conditions.
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The drivers staged what organizers called a "funeral march" for their profession, which they believe to be under siege after the prime minister moved to crack down on ride-hailing apps last week.
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How many people, though, are suffering from what they believe to be "old age," arthritis or some mystery disease when the culprit is in their refrigerator or pantry, and relief is within reach?
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I believe that people should at all times do what they believe to be the right thing to do, rather than standing around hoping that someone else would step up to the plate.
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At the heart of the issue is Democrats' desire to protect land and water they believe to be important, and Republicans' opinion that those protections are frequently too severe and limiting for businesses.
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Now, 75 years after that turning point in the Pacific theater, a private underwater expedition discovered the wreckage of one of those destroyers, which researchers believe to be the U.S.S. Johnston DD-557.
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To maintain the fiction that intellectual curiosity, and not reactionary sentiment, informs their arguments, conservatives gravitate toward what they believe to be the trappings of serious thinking: bow ties, purple prose, name-dropping.
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On early Wednesday, the 1.03-year Treasury dipped below the 2-year rate, an inversion that signals what many economist and strategists widely believe to be a negative economic sign and recession indicator.
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One problem with the new screening program is that the previous nonverbal test, which psychologists say they believe to be culturally neutral, has been replaced with one that relies more on verbal ability.
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"At some point, and we don't know how it happened yet, the vial that contained the flu vaccine was traded out for a vile containing what we believe to be insulin," Roles said.
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The Republican National Committee and most delegates seem to have no interest in overturning what they believe to be the will of their party's voters, as expressed in the primary and caucus results.
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The United Kingdom is expected to request that Russia extradite the two people they believe to be behind the Salisbury Novichok attack that left one person dead and three injured, The Guardian reports.
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Now, the question isn't just what makes a good leader, but what one does when forced to live under a leader they believe to be a genuine threat to their lives and livelihood.
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More than 10,20163 of these posts contained a link to one of the websites we have either confirmed as Russian-directed or believe to be Russian with a very high degree of confidence.
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Police in Florida have arrested a 60-year-old man they believe to be a criminal dubbed the "Pillowcase Rapist," who&aposs accused of raping at least 44 women in the early 1980s.
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Her family last week called on Muscat to step down "immediately" following the release from jail of his former chief of staff, Keith Schembri, who they believe to be tied to her death.
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The expanded route would also make it easier for tourists to visit the Ram Janaki temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site that devout Hindus believe to be the birthplace of the goddess Sita.
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"Ann Coulter is welcome on this campus but at a time when we can provide a venue that law enforcement professionals believe to be protectable," a spokesman for the university, Dan Mogulof, said.
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While new mothers may debate what they believe to be long-term benefits, a new study published in the journal Pediatrics finds that breastfeeding has little impact on long-term cognitive development and behavior.
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Nothing in the law which desegregated restaurants in Virginia and the rest of the country states public establishments are under any obligation to serve patrons they believe to be repugnant and potentially disruptive jackasses.
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The suspect, who authorities believe to be in his late teens, used a skateboard to beat a 22-year-old man Sunday afternoon and fled the scene, The San Francisco Chronicle reported, citing police.
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Nearly a decade later, programmer and designer Tommy Refenes is still tying up some loose ends on what many, including yours truly, believe to be one of the greatest platformers of the modern era.
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On top of all this is what I believe to be an inordinate fear that Islamic terrorist organizations may begin targeting American evangelicals — and that the Obama administration is not concerned with this danger.
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Thom Lambert, 40, told FOX43 that Edgar, a Treeing Walker Coonhound, recently frightened a man police believe to be 20-year-old Thomas Dewald, away from their home in the middle of the night.
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"We are shocked and think it's irresponsible that police sources have reportedly advised the media of a theory which neither their family, their friends nor their colleagues believe to be true," the statement said.
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A source close to the film confirmed to PEOPLE that the sisters would be making cameos in the upcoming she-quel, in what fan believe to be scenes for a fake Met Gala scene.
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The passage speaks of a prophecy that legendary hero Azor Ahai will be reborn to save the world from the enemies of the Lord of Light, which many believe to be the White Walkers.
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This theory was thrown into question on August 11, 2016, when construction workers who were renovating an area of the castle uncovered a human skeleton that many believe to be Sophia's ill-fated lover.
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"We are shocked and think it's irresponsible that police sources have reportedly advised the media of a theory which neither their family, their friends nor their colleagues believe to be true," the statement reads.
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From baby boomers to Generation X to millennials, it seems that each generation faces a new set of problems that they believe to be tougher to solve than those faced by the former generation.
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"If we have credible information that we believe to be very reliable that certain individuals were responsible for certain acts that we find unacceptable, then targeted sanctions on individuals very well may be appropriate."
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But it has not moved forward in resolving the dispute, prompting a renewed campaign by Hindu hardliners for the construction of the temple at the site they believe to be the birthplace of Rama.
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And if you're a malware developer, what better place to try your luck if not with Mac computers, where mosts user still believe to be safe by default and perhaps have their guard down?
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MacKeeper worked with the technology news site ZDNet to investigate the severity of the security mishap, which they believe to be substantial, even though the documents largely do not appear to have been classified.
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As we reported ... XXX was placed under house arrest after being hit with 15 new felony charges for what prosecutors believe to be witness tampering by coercing his girlfriend into not testifying against him.
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State Chairman Nick Klitzing said the party later found 18 emails from four of its accounts on the site DCLeaks, a WikiLeaks-like site that experts believe to be a front for Russian intelligence.
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MacKeeper worked with the technology news site ZDNet to investigate the severity of the security mishap, which they believe to be substantial, even though the documents largely do not appear to have been classified.
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"We are shocked and think it's irresponsible that police sources have reportedly advised the media of a theory which neither their family, their friends nor their colleagues believe to be true," the family said.
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Moth holesOne of the worst feelings is storing your clothes in what you believe to be a safe place only to find them filled with holes the next time you're ready to wear them.
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You're laughing at the racists you believe to be flanking Trump's rallies, meaning you're laughing at the "poorly educated," meaning you're laughing at the poor—emotionally and fiscally—being duped by this orange huckster.
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While that made for an extremely stressful scene in which our crew looks for what they believe to be Spooky's body, we do eventually find out it was actually Cuchillos herself who was killed.
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The administration estimates the program would cost $163 million in 2019, a figure state legislators and higher education officials who have looked into this issue in the past believe to be far too low.
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Smith said he would continue to push legislation to eliminate the use of "secret science" at the EPA, a term Republicans use for scientific data that they do not believe to be sufficiently transparent.
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And to the American people, to remind them of the values for which we stand in the U.S. military, which are reflective of what I believe to be the values of the United States.
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The two have pledged to raise a $100 million fund to investigate corruption, help people they believe to be victims of Chinese government persecution and, in Mr. Guo's words, take down China's Communist Party.
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As Kavanaugh's accusers have come forward, Republicans have grown increasingly frustrated with the process and what they believe to be personal smears aimed at stalling a perfectly capable man's ascent to the Supreme Court.
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In the first episode, Dan (John Goodman), Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) and Roseanne's children are three weeks into dealing with the aftermath of her sudden death from what they believe to be a heart attack.
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As he was being taken into custody, detectives conducted a search warrant in the Pleasant Valley area of El Dorado County and found what they believe to be the remains of Gumina's wife, Heather.
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The incredulity is tied to the fissures in the foundation of the brain-gaming industry, which has faced mounting scrutiny about what many believe to be dubious claims, scant scientific evidence and deceptive marketing.
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"I don't plan on moving out of New York, have a clean record, hope God's will is that I don't die, and won't commit what I honestly believe to be election fraud," Crowley said.
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A 61-year-old woman from Houston was shot dead outside her home on New Year&aposs Day by what authorities believe to be a stray bullet from celebratory gunfire in a nearby neighborhood.
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For example, a forum on Reddit is a support group of sorts for 440,000 members who take breaks from masturbation and porn for what they believe to be mental, physical and sexual-health reasons.
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Authorities in Oklahoma City arrested a man who sources in the criminal hacking community believe to be one of the most infamous "SIM swappers," who steal cellphone numbers and use them in cryptocurrency heists.
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The text conversation also occurred long before the public was aware of the rumor's existence, and it's unclear why Rtskhiladze would've told Cohen he stopped "flow of tapes" he didn't believe to be real.
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With an investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller in the works, it's possible that Republicans will continue to downplay the Trump-Russia question until they are presented with information they believe to be accurate.
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He was one of the authors of a controversial law passed in Arizona in 2010 that allowed law enforcement officers to question the immigration status of people they believe to be in the country illegally.
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The intruder, whom police believe to be Hall, 19, walked through the residence with one of the Smith family's unloaded pellet rifles in hand, before coming into contact with the sixth grader and threatening him.
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"This is what I believe to be the ingredient of the great alchemical dream that sits in the dung heap of civilization, as it has no place in this current system of commerce," Keyes says.
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At SpaceX, Elon Musk has been known to toss out a riddle to engineers while Peter Thiel prompts candidates to reveal something they believe to be true but no one else agrees with them on.
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"I guess I've come to terms that life is going to be a constant peeling back of layers, a constant unlearning of what we've been taught or believe to be true," she told the magazine.
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The arrested are people who demonstratively show a lack of respect for those around them, annoy citizens with their behavior, and also those whom police or health authorities believe to be carriers of infectious diseases.
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Klobuchar's anger and her relentlessness are particularly clear in the emails to staff, which some preserved after they left the Senate to document what they said they believe to be abusive behavior by the senator.
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In anticipation of this crucial election, the Iowa Democratic Party was charged with providing three different vote counts in an effort to increase transparency about a caucus process some believe to be antiquated and undemocratic.
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Shortly after California law enforcement officials announced that they'd tracked down a man they believe to be the Golden State Killer, it was reported that police had used public DNA databases to determine his identity.
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Here's his full statement: As many of you may have seen in recent news coverage, I filed a lawsuit last month against what I believe to be potential perpetrators of a smear campaign against me.
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Here's what we know so far: The authorities continue to search for the suspect, but despite releasing a picture Monday of the man they believe to be responsible, they have yet to name him officially.
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Ivanka —who also serves as a special advisor to the president — has yet to comment publicly about what many believe to be inhumane and unjust actions being taken by the president with his immigration policy.
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If the planet is evaporating at a high rate, all that may be left after the star cools is a rocky core, which the researchers believe to be at the heart of all giant planets.
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Half of respondents say the thought of losing money in a bad investment is an obstacle while over a third, 35 percent, say the amount of money they believe to be required to invest is.
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Unfortunately, at the whim of a nuisance lawsuit brought by an anti-fossil fuel group, BLM now is requiring additional environmental assessments on adjacent private lands — an action we believe to be gross federal overreach.
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"As many of you have seen in recent news coverage, I filed a lawsuit last month against what I believe to be potential perpetrators of a smear campaign against me," Pishevar said in a statement.
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The city of Stavanger, Norway has commissioned eight street artists to paint custom designs on their fleet of public buses, creating what they believe to be the largest official art-bus commission in the world.
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Humanity's culpability in what many scientists believe to be a planetary emergency has now been reaffirmed by a detailed and depressing report compiled by hundreds of international experts and based on thousands of scientific studies.
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The Kardashev Scale makes for some trippy speculation, but a group of researchers led by University of Rochester physicist Adam Frank have proposed what they believe to be a better model of a civilization's evolution.
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Besides the 281,2390 arrests made on Wednesday, Turkish authorities issued another 2,2260 arrest warrants for suspected supporters of Gülen who are hiding among what they believe to be a secret network inside the police force.
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Besides the 20163,009 arrests made on Wednesday, Turkish authorities issued another 2,215 arrest warrants for suspected supporters of Gülen who are hiding among what they believe to be a secret network inside the police force.
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Instead of addressing other needs, the Cardinals used the No. 1 overall pick to take Murray, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Oklahoma they believe to be a perfect fit for Kingsbury's "Air Raid" offense.
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It also prohibits the federal government from purchasing or leasing equipment from ZTE or another Chinese company that they believe to be a national security threat, Huawei, or from subsidizing the companies in any way.
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The Democrats Kromer and Silbergeld believe to be in the top tier are those with high name recognition, and one political newcomer with strong legal ties and a will to spend his own money liberally.
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"Madonna and her legal army have taken what we believe to be completely baseless and meritless action to temporarily halt the sale of Ms. Lutz's legal property," spokesman Pete Siegel told the New York Post.
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When people are aware that they are being watched, they tend to alter their behavior to fit what they believe to be general expectations of "normal behavior" so as not to draw attention to themselves.
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The concern within Senate GOP ranks is that throwing an attorney general confirmation fight into that mix might severely complicate what they believe to be is the relative glide path that Kavanaugh is currently on.
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I was a vehement proponent of what has been called the standard orthodoxy on American imprisonment and the epidemic of incarceration, which so many of us believe to be the moral crisis of our time.
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But more broadly, Star-Lord's decision to kill the woman he loves tied in with Infinity War's underlying theme that doing what you believe to be the right thing can come at a terrible personal cost.
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Young, progressive women like Lily have spent the last year adjusting to a world in which a man they believe to be a misogynist holds the highest office, and their male parent helped put him there.
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The manner of the defeat, however, is likely to increase the scrutiny on Wilmots, who has faced criticism for failing to make the most of what many believe to be a golden generation of Belgium players.
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This regional sectarian war was amplified by Saudi Arabia's invasion of Yemen in the spring of 2015 to fight what they believe to be Iranian-backed Houthis who had recently seized control of the Yemeni capital.
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The 1843 photo of John Quincy Adams He also managed to have his photo taken in 1843 which most believe to be the first instance of a sitting or former president being captured on still film.
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Responding to a spate of controversies at the intersection of race, speech, and power, he argued that conflicts that liberals believe to be about building a more diverse, representative America look very different to conservative eyes.
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While riding to Buckingham Palace alongside her husband, Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Meghan waved to the crowd, showing off her new bling in the process, which many believe to be an eternity ring.
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Local and state health officials in the affected states have been working with federal officials to identify the source of the outbreak, which they believe to be alfalfa sprouts produced by Inman, Kansas-based Sweetwater Farms.
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A father who told authorities his 4-month-old daughter had been abducted was later charged with the infant's murder after authorities found what they believe to be her body along an Ohio riverbank, PEOPLE confirms.
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The strongest bias in American politics is not a liberal bias or a conservative bias; it is a confirmation bias, or the urge to believe only things that confirm what you already believe to be true.
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As would be expected, both consumers and farmers—who actually do currently exist and are located in Britain—are pretty pissed at what they believe to be nothing more than faulty advertising and a blatant lie.
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In fairness, the show is headlined by a catchweight bout between KSW middleweight and welterweight champions Mamed Khalidov, the man many believe to be the world's best 185lber not signed to the UFC, and Borys Mankowski.
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"I don't plan on moving out of New York, have a clean record, hope God's will is that I don't die and won't commit what I honestly believe to be election fraud," he said on Twitter.
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While bidders have emerged for the Panthers, several of them appear unwilling to pay far more than what they believe to be the fair price — around $2.3 billion, according to people with knowledge of the process.
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True to form, we rarely see him ruffled, but every now and again, there is a glimpse of the anxious freak within, whose essence I believe to be distilled and bottled within this incredibly awkward wave.
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"I put it this way — I'm a showman, and the only thing worse in politics than being wrong is being boring, and I have dramatized some of what I believe to be true," Mr. Stone said.
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"If we have credible information that we believe to be very reliable that certain individuals were responsible for certain acts that we find unacceptable, then targeted sanctions on individuals very well may be appropriate," he said.
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Several hosts and commentators on the network who have been supportive of President Trump seem to want to name the person they believe to be the whistleblower, but Fox's guidelines have said not to do so.
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When we feel like we&aposre not getting approval — even if it&aposs from something we believe to be trivial like "not enough" likes — it can trigger emotional pain and fear of being left out. Why?
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He granted us access to what's called the "Gate of Heaven," a rooftop overlooking the community of what some believe to be as many as 300,000 people, with a stunning 360-degree view coveted among tour groups.
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"We're seeing what we believe to be a pause in purchases of iPhone, which we believe is due to the earlier and much more frequent reports about future iPhones," he said on an earnings call this afternoon.
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As the end of Daredevil Season 2 hinted, The Hand has been hard at work resurrecting Elektra, who they believe to be the Black Sky, a mystical weapon that will supposedly make the clan of warriors unstoppable.
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A national or global surveillance network that uses beneficent algorithms to reshape human thoughts and actions in ways that elites believe to be just or beneficial to all mankind is hardly the road to a new Eden.
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Nipsey was shot in plain view of a surveillance camera, and footage shows the shooter -- who cops believe to be Eric Holder -- opening fire 3 different times on Nipsey before kicking his body and fleeing the scene.
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U.S. officials, according to North Korea, "are making baseless allegations against us and making desperate attempts at intensifying the international sanctions," against what they believe to be Trump&aposs intentions to better relations between the two countries.
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The specific tax that's been proposed, known as the border adjustment tax (BAT), is a part of what I believe to be a well-intentioned plan to help our economy grow and create more, better-paying jobs.
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"So what he did was authorize what I believe to be a needless investigation ... which I have no doubt and I believe that the Clinton campaign's poll show this, that it made a big difference," Feinstein said.
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"I have provided the regulator with what I believe to be a credible and substantial proposal, with evidence and bank confirmation of cash availability, which would prevent the scheme from entering the Pension Protection Fund," he said.
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Three criminal charges, promised during an unethical campaign for the district attorney's office, were filed against my husband...all based on what I believe to be a falsified account by the newly elected district attorney's key witness.
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French police are holding for questioning three people they believe to be close to the suspected Islamist attacker who stabbed a police commander to death outside his home and later killed his partner, a police source said.
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We, too, are outsiders on "Colonial Beach," and Nguyen-Vo makes us aware of our own desires to seek the authentic — or what we believe to be authentic — even in a place we know is ultimately constructed.
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A team of French and Russian archaeologists say they discovered what they believe to be Gudin's missing remains on July 6 during a dig in the Russian city of Smolensk, 400 km (250 miles) west of Moscow.
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But a group of election security experts have found what they believe to be nearly three dozen backend election systems in 10 states connected to the internet over the last year, including some in critical swing states.
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In a statement, Canyon Bridge said it was "disappointed in Trump's decision to "forgo what we believe to be an excellent deal for Lattice's shareholders and its employees by expanding the opportunity to keep jobs in America.
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"I certainly understand that the court has become much more ideological than is desirable for that institution, and that is why there are those who have taken what I believe to be an untenable view," she said.
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"We have made our concerns clear to the Maltese authorities about the treatment of the three young migrants and what we believe to be exaggerated charges against them, and urged them to reconsider the charges," she said.
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But a group of election security experts have found what they believe to be nearly three dozen backend election systems in 22016 states connected to the internet over the last year, including some in critical swing states.
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But Trump, Sanders, Howe, Hegseth, and others fundamentally miss this, deploying bad-faith arguments in what they wrongly believe to be a mirror image of progressive rhetoric in order to highlight a hypocrisy that does not exist.
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Dealing with the ideas of grief, loss, acceptance and escapism, The Invitation draws you in as you try to unravel just what these hosts are up to and what they believe to be the answer to life's pain.
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It both tilted the playing field toward Hillary Clinton, neglected the party's grassroots base and state and local-level candidates, and built what many believe to be a faulty infrastructure that cost elections up and down the ballot.
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A Shiite militia leader, in a widely circulated video, is seen rallying his men with a message of revenge against the people of Falluja, whom many Iraqi Shiites believe to be Islamic State sympathizers rather than innocent civilians.
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So the larger these services get, the more likely it is they will have something in place to give them carte blanche to kick off or refuse service to sites and actors they believe to be bad business.
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When he arrived, he discovered a loose commune of people who found some sort of peace there after being tormented by what they believe to be reactions to the signals that permeate most places where people live now.
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Furthermore, although there are justifiable reasons for certain types of confidentiality — such as the amount of a settlement — parties should be able to later contradict a statement that they believe to be false without forfeiting the settlement payment.
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Opinion Columnist I will be going on book leave soon — today is my last column for a while because of the holiday schedule — to write what I believe to be the most important thing that I've ever written.
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"Western States involved in the 2019 greater sage-grouse conservation plans overwhelmingly supported the plans on a bipartisan basis, which we firmly believe to be in the best interest of the American people," he said in a statement.
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"Borrowers complain that when their servicer reports a qualified payment count that borrowers believe to be inaccurate, borrowers struggle to get their servicer to correct the error or explain why payments were not qualified," the consumer bureau wrote.
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"My comments were weighed heavily before they came out of my mouth, and they were meant to address the larger issue of what I believe to be the decaying traditions of the game," Chamblee said in a text.
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According to Carter, the victims' lawyers will seek information related to "the true character of the relationship of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs to these charities" and more information about Bayomi, whom they believe to be Saudi agent.
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The one common denominator, in all this time, is that I am a black man constantly having to conform my blackness to what white people, mainly men, on the other side of the table believe to be true.
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Kim wore a full look from what we believe to be Kanye's new Yeezy Season 3 line for Adidas, pairing her spaghetti-strap flesh-hued bodysuit with an oversize green army jacket, lucite heels and a very pricey purse.
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"We will not stand by quietly as what we believe to be false narratives that diminish any culpability for the offending officer are advanced," Minister Sammie Berry of Dallas West Church of Christ said after Jean's funeral on Thursday.
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This effect is called "social desirability bias": poll respondents and voters express what they believe to be the "correct" opinion that is either popular (voting for the perceived winner) or acceptable (backing same-sex marriage to avoid social backlash).
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Their purpose was to shine a light on what some believe to be the biggest problem faced by American police: They're just not trained or equipped to deal with the mentally ill, but they're constantly expected to do so.
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The firm is taking an option to buy one-third of Ant Financial, which resulted terminated a long-standing revenue-sharing agreement that some analysts believe to be worth as much as one billion RMB ($160 million) per quarter.
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At end-March 0003 CYBG reported a common equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio of 12.5%, providing an adequate management buffer over known regulatory minimum requirements, which we believe to be necessary for supporting CYBG's activities as a standalone entity.
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She was surrounded by YES people, for far too long, therefore she did not receive the proper care for what I believe to be (and tried numerous times to get help for) Bipolar disorder… stemming from her immense celebrity.
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"I was speaking about Jeff Sessions and what I believe to be is his complete lack of qualifications to be attorney general of the United States and indeed that he should be disqualified to be attorney general," she said.
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I know exactly how you can go into an early press conference and give information that you believe to be true and correct, only to find out the next day or a week later, that you gave inaccurate information.
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Regardless, Inspector General Michael Horowitz's investigations have already uncovered what many believe to be politically motivated actions by senior FBI brass, including former Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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Now archaeologists in Maryland have announced the discovery of an intact set of objects that they interpret as religious symbols — traditional ones from Africa, mixed with what they believe to be a biblical image: a representation of Ezekiel's Wheel.
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Congregating in the mines outside of town, the cult hunts and kidnaps people they believe to be worthless to society, and sacrifice them to the Black Goat, a monster that is never seen, living in a cavernous, black pit.
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With the global cloud gaming market predicted to grow exponentially at a CAGR of more than 29 percent until 2020, NVIDIA is in a prime position to succeed with what I believe to be superior technology in the market.
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Although I have been fortunate enough to avoid dimethylmercury exposure to date,3 I have experienced what I believe to be accidental altered states of consciousness a handful of times while working with psychoactive compounds as a graduate student.
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But many vapers—the official term for one who vapes, not to be confused with the byproduct of vaping, vapor—are passionately advocating for a shift in public opinion, which they believe to be critical in keeping vaping legal.
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Two news studies have found that health treatment for African-Americans is often different than whites when they are dying, and that blacks report higher rates of what they believe to be discrimination when being treated for chronic diseases.
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Authorities have been playing cat and mouse for years with a Connecticut man, Robert V. Gentile, 81, a reputed member of the mob, whom they believe to be the last living person who might know where the objects are.
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The two workers also complained to CNBC about a lack of personal protective equipment, what they believe to be unsafe practices for clocking into shifts and lack of adequate work space to avoid coming into close contact with colleagues.
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A Michigan doctor has been accused of performing genital cutting on two 7-year-old girls at a medical clinic, in a case that federal officials believe to be the first prosecution under a law banning the brutal practice.
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GOP leaders' vote-counting operation is going into overdrive to ensure enough Republicans will support a bill that many in the party believe to be their last, best chance of securing a major legislative accomplishment before the 2023 elections.
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"We have what we believe to be multiple paths to the nomination, and I don't think any other candidate can say that," said Deputy Campaign Manager Pete Kavanaugh, who in 2012 ran Barack Obama's reelection campaign in New Hampshire.
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The Shadow Brokers, which some officials believe to be a front for Russian intelligence, obtained many of the N.S.A.'s most valuable hacking tools, either by breaking into the agency's computer networks or with the help of an insider.
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The big picture: The firing comes at an unusually tense time in China-Canada relations, with the detention of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou last month sparking what many believe to be retaliatory arrests of Canadian citizens by the Chinese government.
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Though, full disclosure, I've been taking what I believe to be some pretty good prenatal vitamins from New Chapter and a DHA supplement from Nordic Naturals for almost a year now while I've been building a baby in my womb.
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According to a police report obtained by PEOPLE, there were multiple forms of drugs, including what police believe to be heroin and meth, located near the Painter's body when he was pronounced dead in his Astoria, Oregon, home on May 25.
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And now he is dealing with a situation where Democrats are much more energized and mobilized than ever before to cause problems for the GOP and with a president, who most Democrats believe to be dangerous, sitting in the Oval Office.
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Monaco: We have to be concerned about that and that's the operating assumption, but I will say they have been under relentless pressure by our operations and in coordination with what we still believe to be the legitimate government in Yemen.
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On July 10, 2016, shortly before the DNC emails were released, Seth Rich was shot to death about a block from his home in the Bloomingdale neighborhood of Washington, DC, in what police believe to be a botched robbery attempt.
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Senate Democrats need to use their time on the floor to make much tougher statements about what they believe to be wrong with Sessions, the kind of attacks that Senator Ted Kennedy unleashed against Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork in 1987.
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People tend to trust things they see from friends and family, she said, and "absent of outside voices, groups can become echo chambers" where participants may avoid calling something out they believe to be wrong for fear of upsetting the community.
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Other pictures of Harington in his new role have previously surfaced on Twitter, showing the actor in character as a closeted man whose suicide results in the discovery of those letters shared with a fan that some believe to be inappropriate.
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The government has already begun uploading the documents and data in electronic form and will give access to both the special master and Cohen's legal team, for both of them to begin separately determining which documents they believe to be privileged.
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Writing in imperfect English, the Shadow Brokers promised in postings on a Tumblr blog that the auctioned material would contain "cyberweapons" developed by the Equation Group, a hacking group that cybersecurity experts widely believe to be an arm of the NSA.
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A 19-year-old Texas woman has been arrested on two charges of abandoning or endangering a child after her two toddler daughters died from what authorities believe to be the results of being left alone in a vehicle for hours.
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And the incredible military threat that we have with North Korea is a distinguishing characteristic, I think, from what was believe to be the case the previous administration, strategic patience essentially means we&aposre just going to wait this out.
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"It's actually a rather peculiar set of circumstances in we are actually asking for the parents or who we believe to be the parents to maybe come forward and give us a better idea of what happened out there," police said.
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"We are shocked and think it's irresponsible that police sources have reportedly advised the media of a theory which neither their family, their friends nor their colleagues believe to be true," the couple's four children said in a statement late Saturday.
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Thanes' engineers are working with the army to explore an area they believe to be the back end of the cave, chiselling away fragile limestone rocks that he said could be just hundreds of meters from where the boys are trapped.
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NEM was launched to rectify the high concentration of wealth that some in the cryptocurrency community believe to be one of the key weaknesses of bitcoin, the world's most widely known cryptocurrency, whose early adopters have turned into multi-billionaires.
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Rather, it was to use the attacks as a way to garner support for his travel ban -- which many still believe to be a coded Muslim ban, similar to the one he suggested he would implement during the election campaign.
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Put simply, colonialism refers to a form of domination that involves at least one society seeking to exploit some set of benefits they believe to be found in the territories of one or more other indigenous societies already living there.
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Silva, who is currently on loan to United Soccer League's Reno 1868 FC, was rescued by teammates after nearly drowning in what local authorities believe to be a case of cold-water shock syndrome, a condition that cramps up muscles.
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"An academic institution was told that it was no longer welcome in a nation's capital city," Ludwig said, describing the situation as "something that I believe to be unthinkable and should in fact have no place in a united Europe".
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Even more alarmingly, many on the left and in the media instinctively defend aspects of Islam they neither practice nor understand; what they believe to be a chivalrous defense of Muslims has the effect of keeping Islam frozen in time.
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This stunning progress against what many believe to be among the deadliest diseases in human history has been led by ongoing U.S. investments in two programs: the President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
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If this means that national politicians withhold support for causes they believe to be just, the fault lies not with people like Harris, Obama and Clinton, who take a pragmatic approach to pursuing their political goals while maintaining political ambitions.
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The United States said in a sanctions listing in November he was in fact part of the "inner leadership circle" of the Nusra Front, something he has denied, but which many experts on Syria's jihad say they believe to be true.
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Authorities in California made an arrest this week of who they believe to be the notorious Golden State Killer, who was allegedly responsible for 12 deaths and upwards of 50 rapes in the 70s and 80s, after decades of searching.
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Opinion Columnist Of all the interlocking mysteries of the Trump-Russia scandal, one that I've found particularly perplexing is the utter servility of congressional Republicans before a president many of them hate and believe to be compromised by a foreign power.
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" In 270 an investigative committee established by his own foundation concluded that he "did publish statements which he either knew were untrue or which he did not genuinely believe to be true, and in that respect was guilty of scientific fraud.
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This year, I joined the uptight British on the long weekend when they garland their normcore sensibilities in flowers and head for the hills surrounding Glastonbury Tor, a picture-postcard landscape some believe to be the Avalon of Arthurian myth.
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The intervening decades brought quite the opposite, with the Woodstock Generation growing likely to favor protecting gun rights, fighting in wars you may believe to be morally wrong, strong border security, and racial homogeneity, while harboring doubts about climate change.
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But a team of researchers has found what they believe to be tiny structures hiding in the fossils of two pterosaurs from China that they say are feathers — not as elegant, but comparable to the plumage on birds and dinosaurs.
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In some ways, a stricter pledge — one that commits pledgers to report details of their giving, and to give to areas they believe to be neglected, high-impact, and not better addressed through policy — might have been a better strategic call.
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A man named Quayle, who may very well be "the devil himself," and his "creature," creepy Pallida Mors, commit some vividly depicted atrocities in their fevered hunt for a powerful ancient book, which they believe to be in Karis's possession.
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All eyes are on the U.S. bond market with the yield curve — the widely watched spread between 2-year and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields — inverting further this week, a phenomenon many market watchers believe to be a signal of recession.
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"In the three-plus years that I have been the director of the National Security Agency, to the best of my recollection, I have never been directed to do anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate," he said.
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"Based on our analysis of the ships impacted by the recent hurricanes off of Texas and Florida, we are modeling a small but material headwind, albeit one that we believe to be inconsequential in the broader context," the analyst said.
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"We need to protest what we believe to be a disturbing turn in politics this week," said Kimie Liu, 40, as she stood near Trump Tower in New York with her 14-month-old son, Kellan, strapped to her back.
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During an appearance before Congress in early June, Rogers refused to comment on the Post report but insisted that he had never been directed or pressured "to do anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate" by the president.
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Jewell's meeting, planned for Saturday, comes after years of calls from American Indian tribes and environmentalists to create the Bear's Ears National Monument, which would protect nearly 85033 million acres in southwestern Utah that tribes believe to be sacred and historic.
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The email dumps were posted as password-protected files on the purported anti-secrecy site DC Leaks, which security researchers believe to be a front for the Russian intelligence hackers suspected in a summer-long digital assault on the U.S. election.
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For example, in the case of the murals, George Washington did fight in (what I believe to be) the 7 Years War, and did command Native Americans, who were, at the time, employed by both the British and French forces.
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" Said Rogers: "In the three-plus years that I have been the director of the National Security Agency, to the best of my recollection I have never been directed to do anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical, or inappropriate.
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While its formal definition appears as a rather intimidating mathematical equation, it essentially boils down to this: In other words, whenever we receive a new piece of evidence, how much should it affect what we currently believe to be true?
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Maya and Anna sign up for AOL Instant Messenger, pick out screen names that are, what they believe to be, the perfect expressions of their personalities, and jump into the wild world of the internet on the back of a 28.8k modem.
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Two, in terms of the collusion question, we know that Donald Trump Junior, we know that Paul Manafort, we know that others, Kushner met with people who they believe to be representatives of the Russian government who were giving dirt on the Clintons.
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Say you're scrolling through what you believe to be Musk's tweets, enjoying a perfectly normal exchange about a hero diver possibly being a pedophile, and suddenly you notice that the Tesla CEO changes topics and goes off in a whole new direction.
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Every single one of my albums, no matter if they were received with critical acclaim, commercial acclaim, or artistic acclaim, [after the release] I plant my feet further into myself, and that is what I believe to be honorable as an artist.
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President Donald Trump and his allies are branding Joe Biden "creepy" for his contact with women, skating over the years of allegations against the president himself, as they try to neutralize the Democrat they believe to be Trump's top threat in 2020.
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Hugin, a former pharmaceutical executive, has made the senator's corruption trial a centerpiece of his campaign, while progressives working to save Menendez are trying to get beyond that by reminding voters what they believe to be at stake if the senator loses.
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Funnily enough, one of the early followers of the account includes Guccifer 2.0, the hacker who claimed to have provided hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) data to Wikileaks, and which experts widely believe to be part of a Russian-intelligence-driven operation.
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It occurred to me as the week went on that the way we arrive at our musical and cultural passions is this way, recklessly feeling and talking our ways through the many layers of the artists and art we believe to be infallible.
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The issue has vexed Democratic leadership, and exposed a rift between members of the caucus who want to directly rebuke Omar for comments they believe to be anti-Semitic and those who feel the freshman Democrat, who is Muslim, has been unfairly attacked.
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" He later said in a statement: "I will have more to say in the coming days as I continue to carefully weigh the information we received this week and consider what I believe to be the best next steps for the House.
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With nine nominations, many fans are hoping Beyonce will overcome her Grammy's curse with "Lemonade," the personally and politically charged album many believe to be about the artist's troubled marriage to rapper Jay Z, layered with themes of black and female empowerment.
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What happened in Charlottesville was definitely not surprising because I know how alt-right and white supremacists think because they attacked me after I stated what I believe to be wrong in terms of the that Confederate emblem flying in my state.
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Hemedti, a militia commander whom many believe to be the most powerful member of the TMC, is "playing a game", says a Western diplomat, by suggesting to the demonstrators that he is on their side, while hoping to take the top job.
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"What we have now is what we believe to be the first evidence, both genetically and archaeologically, that dogs were domesticated two times," said Greger Larson, an Oxford evolutionary biologist and co-author on the study, in a video about the results.
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Dupilumab works by blocking IL-4 and IL-13, proteins Regeneron believe to be underlying causes not only of eczema, but of other allergic conditions like asthma and nasal polyps for which the drug has shown favorable results in smaller Regeneron studies.
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"Going forward, we need, I believe, to be cognizant of the balance we must strike between (1) being forward looking and (2) maximizing the odds of being right given the reality that the models that we consult are not infallible," Clarida said.
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The free-tuition initiative is ultimately a bait and switch: Upon election, they intend to demand "transparency" in Harvard's admissions process, specifically arguing for the release of data intended to expose what they believe to be persistent anti-Asian (and anti-white) bias.
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At least 120 ferry captains, deckhands, and mates are registered with the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP), with 53% of those suffering from at least one illness or condition that doctors and researchers believe to be related to World Trade Center exposures.
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The NFL would very much like to convince the American public that it really is interested in learning more about brain trauma, including the subconcussive blows researchers increasingly believe to be the root cause of the neurodegenerative disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).
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On principle you don't believe in lavishing writing students with excessive praise, though (you assume) it is not very difficult for them to determine whose work you think is superior; usually, it is the work others in the class believe to be superior.
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Traders said the Chicago Board of Trade's November soybean futures contract drew support from delivery data showing that a commercial customer of JPMorgan, which traders believe to be Cargill, received or "stopped" 1,426 deliveries against the November contract, which expires this month.
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Traders said the Chicago Board of Trade's November soybean futures contract drew support from delivery data showing that a commercial customer of JPMorgan, which traders believe to be Cargill, received or "stopped" 1,426 deliveries against the November contract, which expires this month.
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The 42-year-old fashion label has been forced to pull the shirt—which some believe to be a comment on the sudden popularity of gluten-free diets—after members of the celiac community began to voice their displeasure at the shirt.
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"Whistleblowers perform a valuable service to the Agency and the public when they come forward with what they reasonably believe to be evidence of wrongdoing, and they should never suffer reprisal for doing so," wrote Robert Stroch, the NSA's new inspector general.
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It underscored that being a good team, as our state champion Lancers became, required a synchronized heartbeat, and those players came together as representatives of our town's diversity, a beautiful intersection that shows what I believe to be America at its best.
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Now, researchers from Japan have identified what they believe to be another feature that sets the reptiles apart: Alligators tend to have shorter humerus bones in their forelimbs and shorter femurs in their hind limbs than crocodiles, the team reported last week.
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"As a lawyer, I cannot countenance a law school, especially one which bears my name, teaching state law that I believe to be wrong both constitutionally and morally," Mr. Culverhouse, whose father once owned the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, said in a statement.
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The book exposes the slipperiness of what we so much believe to be true coupled with the shortcomings of the English language — German comes off better with words like fernweh (wanting to be anywhere but where you are) and fuchsteufelswild (gutting rage).
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Nor did Twitter address a web "dashboard" set up last month by researchers to track and compile statistics on 600 Twitter accounts that the researchers believe to be linked to the Russian government or to have a longstanding pattern of repeating its propaganda.
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If the Court is bold enough to accept the UN standard and place a hard two-week limit, then tens of thousands of prisoners would be spared a truly devastating punishment that many medical experts believe to be a form of torture.
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Update: Following the backlash from influencers and customers who spoke out about their alleged experiences with hair loss and scalp damage they believe to be from DevaCurl products, the brand is now making its second statement — and an important one, at that.
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A few days later, media outlets obtained unclassified, but not public, Department of State cables reflecting a Trump Administration rule and guidance for Department of State consular officers, directing them to erect additional admission hurdles for women they believe to be pregnant.
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That has frustrated liberal outside groups, who are putting intense pressure on Democratic lawmakers to oppose Sessions — or at least to take off the gloves in challenging the Alabama senator over what they believe to be the more controversial aspects of his record.
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Gemmel Moore But despite Gemmel Moore, 26, and Timothy Dean, 55, dying in the same circumstances, in the same house, from the same drug, the police did not arrest or charge Buck, the man many believe to be responsible, for over two years.
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Some of those supporters claimed, without evidence, that the chemical weapons attack was a hoax carried out by the "deep state" — what they believe to be a nebulous network of military officials working behind the scenes — to drag the United States into war.
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According to portions of the redacted transcripts made public by Grassley and Graham, the official they believe to be Rybicki acknowledged that in the spring of 2016 investigators had an idea of what the outcome of the investigation was going to be.
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With nine nominations, many fans are hoping Beyonce will overcome her Grammys' curse with "Lemonade," the personally and politically charged album many believe to be about the artist's troubled marriage to rapper Jay Z, layered with themes of black and female empowerment.
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" On Friday, he said in a statement: "I will have more to say in the coming days as I continue to carefully weigh the information we received this week and consider what I believe to be the best next steps for the House.
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Human Rights Watch has pieced together a timeline of how it all started, and who they believe to be responsible through interviews with men who were victims of the purge, Russian journalists and LGBT support groups who have tried to help victims.
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In a recent paper published to arXiv, the physicists Roland Allen and Suzy Lidstrom, of Texas A&M and Uppsala University, respectively, tackled the question about the Question by describing what they believe to be the 42 ultimate questions of life, the universe, and everything.
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Unfortunately, checks that individual firms believe to be prudent are collectively bad for the 7m Americans who have spent time in prison and the 70m with a criminal record—numbers that may increase if Jeff Sessions, the hardline attorney-general, pushes through tougher sentencing rules.
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Not only have software updates in other industries bricked devices, but Deere has made it clear that it considers any tampering a violation of contract—meaning at any time, the company could send a kill signal to tractors they believe to be violating the EULA.
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Or, at least, this is what a dedicated group of Twitter users seem to believe, all of whom have taken to the social platform with the hashtag "#BoycottNetflix" to take a stand against what they believe to be a liberal bias in Netflix's content offerings.
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Pulling data from 173 previous academic papers that included a total of 15,521 men worldwide, researchers in the UK came up with a meta-analysis of what they believe to be the average penis size and girth of a penis when erect and when flaccid.
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"We are shocked and think it's irresponsible that police sources have reportedly advised the media of a theory which neither their family, their friends nor their colleagues believe to be true," said the statement, which was attributed to the family of Barry and Honey Sherman.
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Other tools being deployed as part of the Cross Check initiative include: According to Les Echo Facebook has today also launched its own set of anti-fake news measures on its platform locally — letting users in France report content they believe to be fake.
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The men want Cordelia to administer the test of the seven wonders — a series of exceptional magical feats that prove one to be the next Supreme or in this case, the Alpha — to Langdon to prove what they believe to be true about them.
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Greg Salo, assistant director of the enforcement division, said, "Turn in Poachers is an invaluable tool that provides citizens an easy way to anonymously report what they believe to be fish, game or other violations and assist the DNR in protecting Minnesota's natural resources."
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"As you know, we started what I believe to be the most important Halloween tradition since someone rhymed the words 'Trick or treat' with 'Smell my feet,' " said Kimmel, 48, in reference to the beloved YouTube challenge, which is now in its sixth year.
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"It was a parting shot in defense of what the Obama administration and Secretary (of State John) Kerry believe to be the waning hopes of a two-state solution," Aaron David Miller, a former Middle East adviser to Democratic and Republican presidents, told CNN.
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"The notion that they must enforce the law with all of their power and might until the day it changes, I just don't believe to be true," says Mark Hauk, owner of Saskatchewan Compassion Club, which was raided at the end of October by police.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's top budget adviser defended the sweeping cuts proposed to social, foreign aid and environmental programs in the President's budget on Tuesday, arguing that the White House could no longer ask taxpayers for money to fund programs they believe to be inefficient.
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Yang also used the event as an opportunity to reaffirm China's strong support for Hong Kong's leader, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, and the city's police force, which has been the target of many protesters' ire for deploying what they believe to be heavy-handed tactics.
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The public can grasp the destructive power of nuclear weapons in a way they will never understand the utterly corrosive power of the internet to civilized society, when there is no reliable mechanism for sorting out what people can believe to be true or false.
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Experts from Salisbury Museum in Wiltshire and Historic England, a government body, carefully began excavating the site and understood that the mosaic was part of the floor of a large building, which they believe to be one of the largest Roman villas discovered in England.
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Grassley and Graham say one of the officials — who they believe to be Rybicki — told investigators that Comey decided in early May 2016 to draft a statement clearing Clinton of criminal charges but also criticizing her handling of classified material on a private email server.
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What I do know, or at least believe to be true, is that disability remains invisible and/or hard for able-bodied people to look at, because unlike racial, cultural, or sexual identities, it is an identity that any able-bodied person could possibly face.
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Any brokers that firms believe to be higher risk should be placed into an effective heightened supervision plan, including more frequent contact with the broker, more frequent review of the broker's communications with customers, and more frequent monitoring or inspection of the broker's branch office.
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"I have no relationship with the Russian state, Russian Intelligence or any other Russians," Stone said, according to the AP. Under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act the government can obtain a warrant to collect the communications of the people they believe to be foreign agents.
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Grassley and Graham say one of the officials — who they believe to be Rybicki — told investigators that Comey decided in early May 2016 to draft a statement clearing Clinton of criminal charges, though also criticizing her handling of classified material on a private email server.
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And in the past decade, the town has become a destination for "electrosensitives" who believe they're allergic to cellphone towers — some of them going so far as to wrap their bedrooms in mesh in hopes of screening out what they believe to be harmful rays.
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In a move that prosecutors and legal experts believe to be entirely unheard-of, Cohen wants his counsel to review the materials the FBI seized from his home, office, and hotel room earlier this week as part of a criminal investigation into his business dealings.
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"When we have someone that is sketching and sculpting and hand designing something, that is creating a temporary sculpture that serves as the centerpiece of what they believe to be a religious wedding celebration, that cake expresses a message," Ms. Waggoner told the justices.
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Word about the string of incidents broke back in August, when the AP reported a handful of US diplomats in Cuba had suffered acute hearing loss from what US officials believe to be a "covert sonic device" that emits a mysterious high-pitched sound.
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That was an extraordinary step for us, but the piece touched off what we believe to be an important national debate about whether the writer, and similarly situated Trump administration officials, are making the right choice (many of our readers clearly think they are not).
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In creating this series it was most important for me to consider what I believe to be the ultimate question and challenge of telling a story about the Holocaust: How do I do so without borrowing from a real person's specific life or experience?
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It's a blunt instrument of discourse, designed to signal your overwhelming loathing of a celebrity who you believe to be sneaky, slimy, and manipulative, so that others who also hate that celebrity can see your hatred and join with you in an outpouring of emotion.
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Officials are asking people to be on the lookout for what they believe to be a net measuring 50 feet long by 70 feet wide, and approximately 50 feet deep in the sea, according to Matt Lane, a spokesman with the nonprofit Love the Sea.
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More to the point, the consensus among nutrition and obesity authorities has been completely aligned with sugar industry interests: Sugar advertisers have had to remind people only that what nutrition authorities believe to be true of all foods is therefore true of sugar as well.
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Mr. Kasowitz, Mr. Trump's combative longtime personal lawyer, has aggravated his mercurial client by repeatedly demanding that the president curtail his Twitter habits, which Mr. Kasowitz — and most others in the White House — believe to be damaging to the president's legal and political cause.
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Read more of Monday's Reliable Sources newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... "The column included statements about Aaron Rich, the brother of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, that we know believe to be false," part of the retraction read.
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An ancient, robust democracy is groaning under the weight of conflicting demands — on the executive, to carry out the will of the people; and on the members of Parliament, to follow their conscience and to act in what they believe to be the people's interest.
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The video has again stirred concerns about the reach of Sinclair, which owns or operates nearly 200 television stations across the country, and about its pro-Trump bias disguised in what many unassuming viewers may believe to be run-of-the-mill local news.
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For starters, the company wants to simplify inside phone sales, giving the team not only a list of calls organized by those most likely to convert, but walking them through a sales process that's been defined by management according to what they believe to be best practices.
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Section 1621 covers general perjury, and stipulates that anyone who "willfully and contrary to such oath states or subscribes any material matter which he does not believe to be true" is guilty of perjury and shall be fined or imprisoned up to five years, or both.
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What many believe to be the most appalling part of this scandal is the allegation that Trump blocked $400 million in military aid for Ukraine as part of this pressure campaign — which would be threatening Ukraine's security if it doesn't help take down Biden for him.
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This year the bone-white balconies of Gaudí's Casa Batlló have been dressed in skirts of red roses to mark the occasion, catching the eyes of a smattering of tourists who stand in Passeig de Gracia taking what I imagine they believe to be romantic selfies.
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Here is the background: DAPL approval stems from what we believe to be the underhanded tactics of the Army Corps of Engineers, which concealed material facts that can now be the basis of a legal appeal to overturn the executive order and stop the permitting process.
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NEW YORK, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Buckeye Partners LP has begun exporting small volumes of Bakken crude out of its terminal in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, four sources told Reuters on Thursday, in what they believe to be the first such shipment from the U.S. East Coast.
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Narrative forever plays a critical role in how voters decide who they believe to be the most valuable player in the NBA, and many writers have long preferred to sink their teeth into the meatiest story instead of analyzing what actually takes place on the court.
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The Broadway revival, directed, as in London, by Lonny Price ("Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill"), will have a 40-piece orchestra, which the producers believe to be the largest ever on Broadway; the set will be considerably less elaborate than that of the 1994 production.
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The new lab is emblematic of what some believe to be the future of cutting-edge tech research: Much of it is expected to happen outside the United States in Europe, China and longtime A.I. research centers, like Toronto, that are more welcoming to immigrant researchers.
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So Mr. Luber, the company's chief executive, and his co-founders, including Dan Gilbert, the billionaire founder of Quicken Loans, came up with what they believe to be an elegant solution to determine the value of high-end goods: Treat them as if they were stocks.
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In a letter to Senate leaders obtained by CNN, a group of tech companies including Twitter and Pinterest urge the Senate to make alterations to the bill that would clarify what they believe to be ambiguity around what encompasses "culpable knowledge" from a platform of trafficking activity.
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Sources told CNN that a group of Saudi men whom Turkish officials believe to be connected to Khashoggi's apparent killing were led by a high-ranking intelligence officer, with one source saying he was close to the inner circle of the kingdom's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Earlier this year, consumer genetic testing company FamilyTreeDNA confirmed it had given the FBI access to its customers' genetic profiles, just after police apprehended a suspect they believe to be the infamous "Golden State Killer," whose DNA was found in a similar DNA database called GEDmatch.
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"Most of them were convicted for professing to belong to the terrorist group, concealing information about the group which they knew or believe to be of material assistance that could lead to the arrest, prosecution or conviction of Boko Haram members," the justice ministry statement said.
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Take a Number Astronomers have arrived at what they believe to be the most accurate measure yet of the mass of the Milky Way: about 4.8 x 1011 times the mass of the sun, or "solar masses," to use a standard unit of mass in astronomy.
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And yet, what could have become pretentious, tedious or dreary wasn't that at all, because in every frame is a snapshot of one or more individuals paired with a teddy bear, that soft fuzzy toy we believe to be essential to childhood, its moment of innocence, power, and hope.
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Many progressives have what they believe to be a knock-down answer to nervous Nellies who fret that talking about desegregation busing, decriminalizing illegal entry into the United States, banning assault weapons, and replacing private health insurance will kill them at the polls in 2020: Donald Trump is president.
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The bulk collection of records from Americans comes despite the 2015 USA Freedom Act, which was intended to limit the agency's domestic spying capabilities by requiring NSA agents and members of law enforcement to get a court order before collecting the metadata of people they believe to be suspicious.
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It started the day after President Donald Trump tweeted about 'covfefe' (whatever that means) and ended with the spread of Petya, a ransomware outbreak many believe to be an act of cyberwar against Ukraine, a nation that has become a sort of testing lab for Russia's cyberwar strategy.
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"It's clear that the economy began to slow there for the second half and what I believe to be the case is the trade tensions between the United States and China put additional pressure on their economy," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in an interview with CNBC in January.
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But it's a rare, honest look at what it means to be a 17-year-old girl who's trying to figure out her place in the world, and offers what I believe to be the most nuanced and relatable film portrayal of a mother-daughter relationship to date.
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And the blade was not the only object in Tut's tomb made from an unusual and rare material: a scarab necklace he was buried with is believe to be silica glass, caused by the impact of another space rock smashing into the Libyan desert and melting the nearby sand.
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What's uplifting is that only 3.3 percent of this hardcore bunch think that the VR industry is just hype, which will be surprising for some, given the huge propaganda machine that's been at work, churning out dozens of what I believe to be exaggerated and overly sensationalized articles.
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"We are confident that the good men and women of the Bronx will hold Fox accountable for what we believe to be its abhorrent racist conduct reminiscent of the Jim Crow era," Wright and Brown's lawyers, Douglas H. Wigdor and Jeanne Christensen, said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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It's unfortunate that what people believe to be the most important things about themselves, their innermost truths and secrets—the real you or me—that we dish up when somebody looks sympathetic, is very likely to be the driveling nonsense that we generally have enough brains to forget about.
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Afterward, I headed toward the Thames, now studded with high-rise construction, and on to the residential and commercial district of Vauxhall, once a hub for the early industrial age, and also where what many believe to be the oldest known Thames bridge, circa 220 B.C., once stood.
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And it was the president's unveiling of a list of potential Supreme Court nominees, guided by conservative groups like the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation, that many believe to be the tipping point for some Republicans otherwise wary of their party's nominee ahead of the 2016 election.
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Facing what they believe to be a threat to their way of life, locals and the Inuit regional government, the Nunatsiavut government, have started a #MakeMuskratRight social media campaign and have held protests both at the dam site and at the office of the province's environment minister Perry Trimper.
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Through her blog, she aims to prove that many negative perceptions of Kosovo left over from the 1998-99 war — notions that many people around the world still believe to be true (before I left London for Kosovo, I heard the same piece of advice over again: "Be careful.").
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The feds warned that "a group of malicious cyber actors," whom security experts believe to be the government-sponsored hacking group known as APT6, "have compromised and stolen sensitive information from various government and commercial networks" since at least 2011, according to an FBI alert obtained by Motherboard.
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St. Benedict, whom Pope Paul VI named a patron saint of Europe in 1964, and his twin sister, Scholastica, who also later became a saint, were born in Norcia around 480, and the remains of what some believe to be their house were once visible beneath the basilica.
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"At this time, the liquid nicotine and electronic cigarette market in the United States is largely unregulated, which we believe to be a large factor behind so few vendors implementing effective restrictions on youth access," said lead study author Dmitriy Nikitin, a researcher at the University of California, Irvine.
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"We are pleased that Judge (Brendan) Shannon has approved what we believe to be fair options for current and future victims of Takata airbags that provide swift resolution and allow victims to try to move on with their lives," said a statement from the Motley Rice law firm.
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There's now a feeling that Brexit has given weight to Sinn Féin's decades-old push, and that fear of economic upheaval and anger at what many in Northern Ireland believe to be the particular solipsism of English Leave voters could inspire moderate loyalists to relax their old allegiances.
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Kelly said that when Vindman heard Trump telling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he wanted investigations into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, he was guided by what the US military teaches -- that you report to your superiors actions which you believe to be wrong.
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Archaeologists in eastern Mongolia uncovered what they believe to be the tomb of a Turkic viceroy dating from between 716 and 734 CE. A new wing opened at the Museum of Old and New Art in Hobart, Tasmania, hosting large-scale works by James Turrell and Richard Wilson.
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It's not clear yet whether the employee campaigns at Amazon and Microsoft will have the same impact as the employee activism at Google—but the pushback at Amazon and Microsoft this week shows that tech employees are increasingly willing to speak up against work that they believe to be unethical.
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An intense drone video out of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia shows the impressive hunting abilities of a pod of orcas In the clip, filmed by Team Trip, a Russian tour operator, a pod of orcas can be seen feeding on a minke whale, believe to be over 30 feet long.
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Designers might feel this way because they aren't yet making much money off their designs (they're still small fish), they're creating what they believe to be original designs, they're unaware of anyone ever getting caught infringing or they just don't care (some regard the maker community as being anti-IP).
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After 10-year U.S. Treasury yields traded below 2-year yields — a market phenomenon known as a yield curve inversion that many market watchers believe to be an early recession indicator — for the third time in two weeks Thursday, investors might be wondering where to hide out amid the uncertainty.
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Although it is possible that a small population living along the very northern natural range of macaws was visited by traders collecting birds, and that this resulted in the parrots of Chaco Canyon all being relatives of one another, it is something that the researchers believe to be extremely unlikely.
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To understand why certain relationships in the tree of life continue to be controversial, the authors of the new study took a look at pre-existing data sets, and compared the individual genes of jellies and sponges to finally come up with what they believe to be the world's first animal.
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Investigators initially believed a serial shooter was responsible for seven deaths last year, but in recent weeks they determined two other victims - the one killed in August 2015 and another person slain in January 2016 - were shot by the so-called "serial street shooter" who they believe to be Saucedo.
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All information provided in this press release is as of the date of this press release and are based on assumptions that we believe to be reasonable as of this date, and the Company does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking statement, except as required under applicable law.
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As long as voters punish politicians who try to do what they believe to be the right thing as opposed to the politically expedient thing, we are going to have a Congress that looks very little like our founding fathers imagined -- but looks a lot like the country as a whole.
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"After the air strike on Pakistan, almost all these important issues started fading and farmers decided to cast their ballot for the BJP," said Raghubar Das, 55, who grows rice and wheat on the outskirts of Ayodhya, which many devout Hindus believe to be the birthplace of the God-king Rama.
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"We will remain ... steadfast in our work in accordance with our moderate and peaceful thinking and what we believe to be right, for honest and constructive cooperation to serve the communities in which we live, and humanity as a whole," the Brotherhood said in a statement on its official website.
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"I don't think they want [the FBI battle] to become the story on a day when they're introducing what they believe to be great, new devices," said Dawson, who suggested Apple might allude to the matter as it discusses security features of the iPhone like Touch ID and the Secure Enclave.
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Hills of water ice appear to float on a sea of frozen nitrogen / Image courtesy of NASA Hills of water ice appear to float on a sea of frozen nitrogen / Image courtesy of NASA High resolution imagery of Pluto's surface have revealed what scientists believe to be floating icy mountains.
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There's a vague sense of profundity in the work of artists like Lucas Blalock, who believe to be revealing some original manipulability inherent in digital images — as if such subtle disruptions of the continuity of an image were enough to bring us fully into contact with our new digital perceptions.
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Our other recommendations are very much of the moment, and maybe even the future: a look at immunotherapy as the most promising path forward for cancer treatment, and two books about how easy it is, and how dangerous, to cling to ideas that simply reinforce what we believe to be true.
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The way the Huskies' schedule shapes up after Maryland, the Terrapins might be last in line with a serious chance to prevent a shattering of the record that even Auriemma did not believe to be achievable after Connecticut lost three players to the top three selections in last spring's W.N.B.A. draft.
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"CasablancaBox" — a production at Here, a downtown locus of experimental theater — is a brave, almost foolhardy undertaking, presenting the backstage drama during the making of "Casablanca," and daring its audience to compare its cast members to the actors in what many believe to be the finest Hollywood movie of all time.
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"The addition of (DuPont Fabros) should enhance (Digital Realty's) growth prospects, as it's acquiring an asset that's growing at plus 10 percent per year, with recent momentum including a 28.8 MW lease signed by who we believe to be (Apple)," Wells Fargo analyst Jennifer Fritzsche wrote in a client note.
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Honestly, I think this movie will be able to show several audiences about the ways we judge others and ourselves, even the people we believe to be bullies, and how important and life changing it is when we learn to be honest and love and accept ourselves for who we are.
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The news emphasizes something that typical users may forget when scrolling through a Silicon Valley company's service or site: although safeguards against abuse may be in place, there are people who have the power to see information you believe to be private, and sometimes they may look at that data.
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John Bolton, a constant presence on cable news, is widely rumored to be in line to replace H.R. McMaster as national security adviser, and Fox News hosts Jeanine Pirro and Pete Hegseth are believe to be in contention for top jobs at the Department of Justice and Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The sheriff's office released surveillance video Thursday showing a man they believe to be the suspect, whom they are still seeking, clad in a black vest, red shorts with a black and white stripe down the sides, reddish-orange slides and a skull cap with "Miami" stitched on the front.
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Over the past few months, the saga of the Shitty Media Men list has become a microcosm of the conversation around the current cultural reckoning: Women attempt to protect themselves from men they believe to be predators by organizing whisper networks and, in this case, updating them for the digital age.
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Salvo recounts an attic card game played by a group of science enthusiasts and hobbyists that is broken up by a tabletop radio's alarming news: American atomic bomb testing has yielded radioactive dust that he and his friends believe to be blanketing the street — and killing neighbors — below the attic window.
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While Americans back home were just wrapping up their Monday night, live footage and photos from Singapore's Sentosa Island showed Trump, 71, and Kim, whom experts believe to be 33, shaking hands at the Capella Hotel, marking the first time that a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader have met.
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Although we do not typically comment on stories we believe to be false, we feel it is important to make sure that our artists, employees, and subscribers know that we are not taking the security and integrity of our data lightly, and we will not back down from our commitment to them.
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Although we do not typically comment on stories we believe to be false, we feel it is important to make sure that our artists, employees, and subscribers know that we are not taking the security and integrity of our data lightly, and we will not back down from our commitment to them.
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Although we do not typically comment on stories we believe to be false, we feel it is important to make sure that our artists, employees, and subscribers know that we are not taking the security and integrity of our data lightly, and we will not back down from our commitment to them.
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Playmate Crystal Hefner revealed last July that she decided to remove her breast implants because she felt they were making her sick, and now two other Playboy models are coming forward to share their own stories — both have removed their implants due to suffering what they believe to be breast implant illness.
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Trump, Perdue reassures, won't allow farmers to be "bullied and pressured and bear the brunt of what we believe to be unfair retaliation against agriculture," Perdue said during a recent farm tour of what he constantly referred to as "the real New York" in a dig at New York City - Trump's hometown.
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While no primary evidence has ever been unearthed to support the mysterious queen's existence, there are records of the ancient country of Sheba dating from 715 BCE, which modern historians either believe to be the South Arabian kingdom of Saba in modern-day Yemen, or the Kingdom of Axum, in Northern Ethiopia.
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A woman who lawmakers believe to be a credible witness says Eric Greitens, the married Republican governor of Missouri, slapped her during sex and coerced her into performing oral sex on him while she was crying, according to a graphic new report released Wednesday by the state's House Special Investigative Committee on Oversight.
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"The federal government and the U.S. Treasury have intervened in financial markets in an unprecedented fashion, and the Congress is on the brink of passing legislation which will help bridge the economy and our country's workforce and citizens during what we believe to be a temporary but massive economic shock," Ackman wrote.
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At the peak of summer, and especially on "sambok," the three days of the year Koreans believe to be the hottest, according to the lunar calendar, many of them seek out roiling bowls of samgyetang in the belief that it replenishes nutrients, improves circulation and helps balance the body's internal and external temperatures.
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Security researchers at the cybersecurity firm, Trend Micro, said that on March 15 they spotted a hacking group they believe to be a Russian intelligence unit turn its weapons on Mr. Macron's campaign — sending emails to campaign officials and others with links to fake websites designed to bait them into turning over passwords.
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In the wake of two credible people giving what they believe to be the absolute truth under oath and given that there is no corroborating evidence or witnesses to support the allegation, the basic presumption of innocence on which our justice system is based must be used to move Kavanaugh's confirmation forward.
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Genetic information from a consumer service can only be used when a case involves an unsolved violent crime or sexual offenses and the forensic sample belongs to the person investigators believe to be the perpetrator or when a case involves the remains of a suspected homicide victim, according to the Justice Department.
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"Plaintiffs are entitled to exercise their judgment and free will to vote for whomever they believe to be the most qualified and fit for the offices of President and Vice President, whether those candidates are Democrats, Republicans, or from a third party," they argue in a brief signed by Denver attorney Jason Wesoky.
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How Donald Trump won Through it all, the supporters who attended his rallies by the thousands overwhelmingly declared that none of it mattered to them -- at least, not enough to make them switch to Hillary Clinton, whom many believe to be corrupt and guilty of crimes related to her use of a private email server.
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And if news out of the 2015 Sundance Film Festival is any indication, 83's entry in this category will arrive early, with this eerie, terrifying look at what happens when a family living in America's earliest days confronts what they believe to be evidence of witchcraft and Satan's forces at work among them.
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"I just listened to Donald Trump's third, and what I believe to be his very last, State of the Union address," Sanders told a crowd of supporters in Manchester, N.H. The progressive senator went on to slam Trump's economic message, pointing specifically to what he said was growing income inequality under the Trump administration.
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Read more: Mueller says he didn't subpoena Trump because he expected Trump to fight it and wanted to expedite 'the end of the investigation'Prosecutors added that the constitutional remedy for accusing the president of wrongdoing does not lie with the Justice Department — a line many lawmakers believe to be a reference to Congress' impeachment powers.
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Conservationists hope Obama will set aside a massive area in the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Cod, a large swath of land in Utah that American Indian tribes believe to be sacred, an area upstream of the Grand Canyon that's been eyed for uranium mining and a mountain range near El Paso, Texas, among other locations.
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WASHINGTON — Investigators pursuing what they believe to be the largest case of mishandling classified documents in United States history have found that the huge trove of stolen documents in the possession of a National Security Agency contractor included top-secret N.S.A. hacking tools that two months ago were offered for sale on the internet.
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A federal investigative agency is looking into a former colleague's accusations that Mr. Bryan used his Energy Department position to try to steer government funds to the center, which United States and Ukrainian officials believe to be aligned with Rinat Akhmetov, a billionaire oligarch who maintains close connections to pro-Russia political forces in Ukraine.
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Sinclair's management would probably oppose such contract provisions, but Sinclair's anchors and journalists can make a strong case that they -- because of their reputations for integrity and because of their news organizations' supposed dedication to the truth -- shouldn't be required to read or say anything they reasonably believe to be false or political propaganda.
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Across the Democratic Party, ordinary voters, senior strategists, and health care wonks are increasingly nervous that the candidate many believe to be the most likely nominee to face Donald Trump has burdened herself with a policy that in the best case is extraordinarily difficult to explain and in the worst case could make her unelectable.
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But in addition to that, the other part of our statement was true that the next 15 months we believe to be the most important time of our service and to be constrained by looking over your shoulder with some winger running against you, you know, let's face it that impedes your ability to serve.
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This is what I was saying a little bit earlier with newsworthiness, with what we believe to be newsworthy and what we don't, because right now, I think we kinda tell the public newsworthiness' importance, but it's actually kinda outrageous, scandal, secret, it's like a weird cocktail of things and I don't think we've got that cocktail right.
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The Black Lives Matter movement and what protesters believe to be a lack of legal and moral accountability in excessive police force against unarmed black citizens seem at this writing to have placed Americans of all ethnic, religious and racial persuasions in locked positions, where some refuse to look away and others can't do anything but.
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"For things like preterm birth, which we believe to be that something went wrong at some point in pregnancy, DNA would look constant over time, and it wouldn't give you an idea of how things are changing," said Mira Moufarrej, a graduate student of bioengineering at Stanford University who was a co-first author of the new pilot study.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas), are more frustrated with what they believe to be a pattern of anti-conservative bias by Facebook and other technology companies.
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"I'm very, very lucky, of course — maybe the luckiest music director — to be able to have what I believe to be the two greatest, arguably, organizations in the United States, symphonically and operatically: the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Met," Mr. Nézet-Séguin said in a telephone interview from Japan, where he was on tour with the Philadelphians.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Marble II's credit rating of 'BB' is supported by its market position as a mid-tier Indian IT services provider, which we believe to be stronger than that of HT Global IT Solutions Holdings Limited (BB/Stable) in terms of operating scale, domain expertise especially in the banking, financial services and insurance sectors and higher utilisation rate.
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The measure up for a vote in Washington State, known as Initiative 1491, would allow immediate family members or law enforcement officials to notify and urge a court to issue what's known as an "extreme risk protection order," which would disarm an individual who they strongly believe to be dangerous to themselves or those around them.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE (R-Ariz.), is the VA Mission Act of 85033 – what I believe to be the single most transformative VA reform legislation in 30 years.
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For all the interest among readers in creating a literature that reflects its readership, so-called "diverse books," there are times that "diverse book" seems itself a genre, bound by convention and largely a matter of the identity of a writer who is different from the thousand or so writers we believe to be the canon.
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I copped a needle stick injury once and spent three months too scared to look in the mirror convinced I was jaundice with Hep C. I have found many various things that I believe to be speed, MDMA caps, dexys, valium, mushroom caps, cocaine, ecstacy and the odd mystery sachet, but it all just gets chucked out.
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What I mean is that if you or I write a bit of code, what we believe to be true about the world — how it ought to look, how I ought to interact with my device, what someone else might prefer to do or see on their phone or TV — is baked in right from the start.
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According to criminal complaints, Dempsey conspired to travel to Syria with an individual referred to as "Person A." "Person A" also converted to Islam but his path to Syria is considered "unusual," according to the report, given what the authors believe to be his past association with a "sovereign citizen" group primarily geared toward protesting tax laws.
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In online chat rooms, Facebook groups and Twitter threads, QAnon followers discuss the hidden messages and symbols they believe to be exposed in Q's posts, or "drops" — for example, because Q is the 17th letter of the alphabet, a reference by Mr. Trump to the number 17 is seen as a possible signal of his support for them.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Marble II's credit rating of 'BB' is supported by its market position as a mid-tier Indian IT services provider, which we believe to be stronger than that of HT Global IT Solutions Holdings Limited (BB-/Stable) in terms of operating scale, domain expertise - especially in the banking, financial services and insurance sectors - and higher utilisation rate.
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Those scare quotes embrace the heart of Dexter Palmer's novel, ostensibly about a medical hoax but actually about the nature of belief, about reason and faith, science and superstition — in short, what people know in their gut can't be, yet seems to be and lots of people believe to be, and so in some sense is.
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Obama's remarks come after two prominent Democrats, former Obama attorney Eric Holder and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, pushed back on calls not to stoop to the level of partisan attacks, saying they believed the party needs to fight back against what they believe to be a lack of civility on the part of some Republicans.
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But Ryan encouraged us to be empathetic, because empathy helps us learn, and judgment does not (the Microdot case study warns, "This story underscores the fact that all humans are capable of making poor decisions"), which I believe to be superficially true, though it strikes me as a conclusion drawn from data sourced from the Bible, not actual data.
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Unable to write a follow-up to his tepid first novel, Congratulations, You're Dying, Jimmy is constantly distracted‐by alcoholism, by masturbating, by trying to write a novelization of NCIS LA. When he meets the brusque Gretchen Cutler (Aya Cash) at his ex-girlfriend's wedding, the two hook up for what they both believe to be a one-night stand.
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Since then, Apple has made the rare move of cancelling a previously announced product, held a strange invite-only event at its campus without any new hardware products and missing critical details on the products it did announce, and most recently, settled a legal war with Qualcomm and paid it a one-time amount analysts believe to be in the billions.
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Many who share my political views will call you a hypocrite or worse, but as someone who sees daily attacks against my family that I view as slanderous, I have always been more inclined to allow that you are principally motivated by what you believe to be in the public interest, even if it often coincides with your financial interest.
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While phrases like "witch hunt" and "hoax" worked for the President politically during the investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller, concerned GOP sources -- more than half a dozen, including some in leadership who are talking to and hearing from the rank and file -- tell CNN that they worry the President isn't comprehending what they believe to be true, that this is different.
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Google, via its News Lab arm, is backing a collaborative verification platform called CrossCheck, that will launch in France on February 27 and continue through the French elections — bringing together a raft of local media companies to power a website where members of the public can report content they believe to be dubious, or ask questions for CrossCheck's media partners to respond to.
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Mr. Van Der Zwaan, whose father-in-law is the Russian oligarch German Khan, lied to investigators about his conversations with Mr. Gates, the Trump deputy campaign manager, and a Person A, whom the F.B.I. assessed as a Russian intelligence agent and many believe to be Konstantin Kilimnik, an associate of both Mr. Gates and Mr. Manafort, a Trump campaign manager.
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They pointed out: the dangers inherent in intensively breeding animals from limited genetic stock, leading to the problems associated with inbreeding, including reduced viability and fertility; of offering captive bred animals to hunters, which many believe to be unethical and not "fair chase"; of diverting resources from other conservation as game farms focus on color variant animals to the detriment of other wildlife.
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One can argue that industrial production of animals is responsible for as little as 7 percent of greenhouse gases (the geophysicist Gidon Eshel, whom I believe to be reliable), or 11 percent (Climate Watch), or 15 percent (the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), or upward of 50 percent (Worldwatch), but it's another fuzzy number and it hardly matters.
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"Our positive stance on the shares of TTWO is based on a robust game pipeline led by Red Dead Redemption 2, arguably the most anticipated console title for next year, what we believe to be a sequel to the Borderlands' franchise, multiple projects in development at Rockstar, the NBA eLeague, and continued support of perennial sports franchises," Stifel analyst Drew Crum wrote Thursday.
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"The imposed tariffs are forcing us to either source a new supplier, pass the cost increase to the end customer, or reduce operational costs within our internal operations, all having a reverse impact for what [we believe] to be the intention of the tariff," the company wrote in an application to the United States Trade Representative (USTR) on November 225, requesting relief from the tariffs.
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Trump responded to this insult with characteristic aplomb, penning a short article for Aberdeen-based newspaper the Press and Journal in which he noted that he has "done so much for Scotland", that he will be the smartest and toughest President of all time, and that his Aberdeen venture is "what many believe to be one of the greatest golf courses anywhere in the world".
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