Better, Weisman believes, to be fretfully vigilant than torpidly complacent.
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It is Trump's social divisiveness that he believes to be impeachable.
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" These are drugs the government believes to be "cost-effective and essential.
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It's not that Trump is saying things he believes to be false.
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Jones is probably acting with what he believes to be the best intentions.
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We refuse to facilitate mass deportations of people the government believes to be undesirable.
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In Socrates's view, the father must be doing what he believes to be best.
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There, he's enthralled by John Salteau, whom he believes to be an Ojibway storyteller.
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A covered patio terrace conserves what she believes to be the original wooden ceiling beams.
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What the player believes to be the queen is not, and the bet is lost.
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Paula Lodi became what the Army believes to be the first pair of sister generals.
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S.D., to speak with a man the FBI believes to be the long-lost Agent Cooper.
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He presses the issue, wryly, or, rather, in a tone that he believes to be wry.
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Gurle thinks Symphony could help fill what he believes to be a void in the market.
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Symantec is tracking what it believes to be a longstanding corporate espionage hacking effort against medical manufacturers.
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In fact, there are multiple times where she believes to be speaking to or interacting with God.
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What about trading convicted arms smugglers for American prisoners whom the U.S. government believes to be innocent?
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Sunday's season premiere of "Last Week Tonight" was dedicated to Trump and what he believes to be true.
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Hopelessness explores a mind-set that she believes to be responsible for human industry's destruction of the biosphere.
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After Kris spots what she believes to be a paparazzi boat, their day at the beach is canceled.
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It's also an area of land much of the international community believes to be illegally occupied by Israel.
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He decried its intimidation of Taiwan, which China believes to be a rogue province, and its broad military ambitions.
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AFTVnews located a small photo on Amazon's servers that it believes to be the new incarnation of the Echo.
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There are parallels in history for the drive to silence voices that the progressive left believes to be unacceptable.
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In any case, he shuts her down with one quick observation: The symbol she believes to be Orion isn't.
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After Stannis's death, she shifted her allegiance to Jon Snow, whom she now believes to be Azor Ahai reborn.
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An Amber Alert has been issued for a Wisconsin teenager that law enforcement believes to be missing and endangered.
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In enforcing what he believes to be the highest good, a degree of civil disobedience may well be necessary.
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Twitter polices these posts on its website, removing accounts that the company believes to be linked to terrorist organizations.
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Abel, who Antoine believes to be the reincarnation of Christ, is a boy as sweet as he is strange.
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Pallone also cited the German Marshall Fund's Hamilton 68 project, which analyzes accounts it believes to be Russian bots.
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They think she deserved to be tried and convicted for pursuing the public policies she believes to be correct.
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Something in her that the victim believes to be irretrievably destroyed — faith, courage, decency — is reawakened by common altruism.
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But its goals still appear to be revanchist: designed to reclaim bordering territories that it believes to be its own.
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Security employees at Facebook can use Facebook's own product to identify and track anyone it believes to be a threat.
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It also lays out what President Obama believes to be the next steps in improving our country's health-care system.
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He says the beach is covered in bits of coal and what he believes to be fine black coal dust.
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" Mixon says a male member of the woman's group, who he believes to be gay, called him a "n**ger.
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Andrea Barone will carry on in what he believes to be an abusive relationship, not knowing quite how to leave.
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But as always with Trump, his jokes are freighted with what he believes to be lots and lots of truth.
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Grassley asked Sessions whether he would go against the president if asked to do something he believes to be unlawful.
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He then turned to his Senate audience and stated what he believes to be the obvious: Mr. Trump is guilty.
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The calls that trouble him most are those from inmates whom he knows personally and believes to be wrongly imprisoned.
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His replacement, H.R. McMaster, was another general whom the Washington foreign policy community generally believes to be capable, savvy, and reasonable.
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"Sometimes you gotta eat the vegetables to get to the meat," he says quoting who he believes to be John Mayer.
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While there, Maureen stays in her brother's old house where she begins to sense a spiritual presence she believes to be him.
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Now, Gab's founder Andrew Torba is publicly questioning what he believes to be an unfair characterization of the platform he helped build.
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We read that Mr Phillips's conscience is compromised by "assisting" with a wedding, which he believes to be "an inherently religious event".
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SHARI REDSTONE SAYS GOING TO "CONTINUE TO ADVOCATE FOR WHAT SHE BELIEVES TO BE IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF VIACOM SHAREHOLDERS"-STATEMENT
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Trump, himself, clearly likes the cameras and recently did an interview with NBC News, an organization he surely believes to be hostile.
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Attacks against what Sanders believes to be the "establishment" have done little to slow Biden in his meteoric rise from the ashes.
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Scalise receives much from his mother as well, including what he believes to be a flawed template for dealing with chronic illness.
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Jeffrey MobleyNashville To the Editor: Martin Scorsese reveals what he really believes to be cinema: movies made by the white male filmmaker.
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He is likely to spread false rumors, endorse conspiracy theories and attack the character of everyone who he believes to be a threat.
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A lie is saying something that one believes to be false with the intention of getting someone else to believe it is true.
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Earlier this week, Forbes published its annual Midas List, which showcases who the outlet believes to be the top investors in the world.
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Kenneth Langley examines what he believes to be a cattle mutilation near the gate of Area 51, the United States Air Force base.
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Under these circumstances, it is entirely reasonable that the public should be able to charge what it believes to be a fair price.
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One anonymous industry insider has come up with what she believes to be the best solution: Crowdsourcing stories of sexual misconduct on Tumblr.
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In its efforts to achieve what it believes to be fair trade, the United States has started trade disputes with several different economies.
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At one point in the post, the mother calls a woman she believes to be childless a "c---" and criticizes her "slutty" clothing.
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One is she's actually going out and saying what she believes to be the case, it turns out not to be the case.
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Burch stated that he particularly does not want to be aligned with someone who has lyrics that he believes to be misogynistic and homophobic.
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The efficient branch now has an agonising choice: implement a policy that it believes to be foolish, or frustrate the "will of the people".
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Everything is as remorselessly rational as it always is, or anyway flows from a front-office calculation that some executive believes to be rational.
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Barysevich told VICE News he had identified the name and country of residence of the hacker, and the group he believes to be responsible.
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Shari Redstone will "continue to advocate for what she believes to be in the best interests of Viacom shareholders," she said in a statement.
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Capital expenditure was EUR15.5bn in 2015, down 25% from 2011, in what Fitch believes to be an effort to comply with stricter deficit targets.
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He does what's good for him first, then what he believes to be good for the GOP and, finally, what's good for the country.
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If you ask her, as Jimmy Fallon does in the interview above, she'll happily reveal the person she believes to be her celebrity doppelgänger.
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Chloe Grace Moretz says a man she believes to be mentally ill is stalking her online and in person ... and she needs legal protection.
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The fact that the videos were sketchy or fake doesn't really matter to Trump — because they show what he already believes to be true.
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Loreto Peralta plays a young girl who discovers a mysterious creature (The Shannara Chronicles' Poppy Drayton) whom she believes to be the real Little Mermaid.
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Moreover, this is something Caelynn believes to be a part of her, and she has the right to share that with whatever suitor she chooses.
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The independent panel said it had confidential information about those it believes to be responsible for the unlawful killings, including Israeli army snipers and commanders.
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Corey Feldman has gotten a clean bill of health after saying he was stabbed with what he believes to be a syringe or a knife.
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The woman claims she found out at the hospital (after the incident) she was 9 weeks pregnant with a child she believes to be Deondre's.
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Australian transport fuel company Caltex Australia has built what it believes to be the world's first off-grid, solar-powered truck stop and gas station.
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There is nothing Trump hates more than disloyalty -- especially among those whom he believes to be members of his inner circle, which Bannon absolutely was.
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The frail Elvira slips in and out of reality even before her Act II mad scene, precipitated by what she believes to be Arturo's abandonment.
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The trailer, released online today, opens three years after Stephanie's family died in a plane crash, a tragic event she believes to be an accident.
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When we meet her she is hopelessly in love with a dashing young man, Maurizio, whom she believes to be an ensign to a count.
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THE PLOT An oil company executive (Charles Grodin) assembles a team to scope out a remote island that he believes to be rich in oil.
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Perhaps it really was just a ham-handed attempt by Trump to prevent a narrative he genuinely believes to be fake news from advancing further.
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Payne and Salvatori suspect that just by interacting online with someone he believes to be a child, the man might be breaking his bail conditions.
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Mosseri responded that Facebook does share what it believes to be major changes via blog posts, but it does not see a need to share everything.
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He will also identify what he believes to be the major global threats to freedom of speech, and the challenges that come with mass online communication.
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In a central battle sequence, Spider-man visits what he believes to be the Berlin office of Europol, but instead it's a trap set by Mysterio.
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Honest Company has denied these findings, claiming that its detergent contains another compound, sodium coco sulfate (SCS), which it believes to be less harmful than SLS.
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Could Alan be so distraught over his lover's mental deterioration that he would strike a deal with some unearthly entity that he believes to be malevolent?
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As of Wednesday, there were more than 72,000 servers listed on xDedic, which Kaspersky believes to be run by a group of Russian hackers since 2014.
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So it has to find whatever way it can of closing both a financial and reputational gap on those clubs it believes to be its peers.
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" These include 3,841 accounts the social media site believes "to be connected to the Russian Internet Research Agency, and 770 accounts believed to originate in Iran.
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He frequently makes videos mocking the Saudi royal family, and says he was recently attacked by two men in London who he believes to be Saudi agents.
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If Trump wins, it will be because Americans prefer a candidate a majority believes to be unqualified to a candidate that a majority believes they can't trust.
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The company says that the user account information was stolen from its network in late 2 by what it now believes to be a state-sponsored actor.
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Humankind begins to turn on those it believes to be devils or even devilmen, attacking anyone they perceive as different — a clear comparison to modern-day bigotry.
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It highlights posts that it believes to be "informative" in addition to those that are merely "entertaining," because the data suggests that users prefer it that way.
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With this in mind it seems that asking Conversation AI to filter comments, deleting those it believes to be abusive without human oversight, would be a mistake.
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In the clip a man's voice, supposedly the president's, congratulates who he believes to be the New Jersey senator for prevailing against previous corruption charges against him.
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USB's overall credit quality metrics continues to remain well below historical levels for both USB and the industry, and at what Fitch believes to be near industrywide troughs.
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Sotira wrote an article for Recode a few years back titled, "Never Forget That 16-Year-Old Girls Run the Internet," which he still believes to be true.
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Yesterday, in response to the Motherboard article, he published his own gallery showing seven cabs that he's spotted in recent years which he believes to be cop cars.
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The Japanese beef industry in Japan is notoriously cagey—it took him 10 years to break in—but today he represents what he believes to be the top .
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But Kat Von D just called out the company for what she believes to be an egregious copy via Instagram — and, by association, to her 5.7 million followers.
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Speaking Saturday in Chicago, Sanders offered some blistering rhetoric, calling on his supporters to take down President Trump, who he believes to be a threat to the nation.
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As an activist, Rwigara has questioned what she believes to be the suspicious deaths and disappearances of prominent businessmen, lawyers, journalists and a former intelligence official, among others.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has notified the FBI of what it believes to be an attempt to hack into its voter database, according to Wednesday news reports.
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DNC Chief Financial Officer Brad Marshall's email does not name the Vermont senator, but it talks about a man of "Jewish heritage" Marshall believes to be an atheist.
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If Sanders believes that a lottery system is preferable to a packed Court on the merits, then he should push the policy that he believes to be best.
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They must attend classes, where they are told how to be model Chinese citizens — and repent for extremist thoughts the state believes to be rampant among its Muslims.
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"Advertisers need an alternative to Facebook and Alphabet and they have discovered Twitter," said Cramer, explaining what he believes to be the reason for Twitter's rise this year.
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In April 2015, Chinese authorities published a list of 100 "most-wanted" suspects it believes to be hiding overseas, many living in the United States, Canada and Australia.
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In tracing the origin of this crisis, he outlines five lies he believes to be at the root of many of the challenges and divisions Americans face today.
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After operating for years under a federal government he believes to be hostile to e-cigarette products, American Vaping Association President Gregory Conley expressed hope about the new regime.
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But Sabrina isn't so sure that she wants to leave her friends — and especially her boyfriend, Harvey Kinkle — behind, for what she believes to be eternal servitude to Satan.
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Leguizamo's special covers what he believes to be the essentials from the start of the Mayan civilization up to today, which he jokingly refers to as the "Pitbull" era.
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Aside from the accusations Wade made in the documentary -- which Aaron passionately believes to be false -- he's pissed about a tweet that he says dragged him into the conversation.
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I listened this week to an inventor, a brilliant man convinced of the proximity of human immortality, which he believes to be just a couple of medical bridges away.
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However, what Jazz believes to be a tricky but solvable task soon transforms into a mission that not only threatens Jazz's future but also the future of Artemis itself.
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She looks upon the Red Keep, the castle her family built, which she was smuggled out of in her mother's womb, the building she believes to be her birthright.
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Alexa Curtin says she was leaving her boyfriend's Dana Point home in April 2014 when she got pulled over by a man she believes to be an O.C. deputy.
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Rabbinical law takes very seriously the question of when to release a woman from a marriage which she believes to be dead, whether because of a tragedy or human strife.
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"Our voice partly defines who we are," said Kathe Perez, a Denver-based speech pathologist, who co-developed what she believes to be the world's first transgender voice training app.
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The last tweet from Groban from the scene shows the NYPD responding to the scene in a video that he filmed from, what he believes to be, a safe distance.
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When the conversation turned to the recent allegations against her friend, Jeremy Piven, Krupa sounded off on what she believes to be a rush to take advantage of the situation.
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They can be touching, or funny, or inane, (often all three) and now Reddit has compiled what it believes to be its best AMA's into one shiny coffee table book.
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This fictional favorite tells the story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy, who searches the world for the treasure he saw in a recurring dream he believes to be prophetic.
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When an honest man speaks, he says only what he believes to be true; and for the liar, it is correspondingly indispensable that he considers his statements to be false.
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Even though this manager has likely never met the parent or her kids, she may override your recommendation and take what she believes to be the safer course of action.
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Like the Iran tweet, the floating of security clearance revocation is meant to change the subject, to allow Trump to fight on what he believes to be more favorable ground.
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ABC News has obtained what it believes to be video of the prior hit-and-run incident, captured by surveillance cameras from a restaurant two blocks away from the shooting.
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And throughout the show, Melisandre has followed who she believes to be that prince or princess — beginning with Stannis Baratheon, and then after his death, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen.
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But the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, has responded at times by concentrating its firepower on what it believes to be the Iraqis' main line of attack.
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The whole notion of lying presumes beliefs — to lie is to say something that one believes to be false, to knowingly assert something that does not correspond to the facts.
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"Shari is going to continue to advocate for what she believes to be in the best interests of Viacom shareholders," Nancy Sterling, a spokeswoman for Ms. Redstone, said in a statement.
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As part of that process, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence released a list of 2,753 suspended Twitter accounts the company believes to be linked to a Russian troll farm.
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PETA says it knows exactly what to do with Big Boi's luxury fur -- which it believes to be fox -- offering to distribute it to homeless shelters in America or Syrian refugees.
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The company recently announced 10 winning submissions in a long-running contest to find what it believes to be the best places to build the first hyperloop routes in the world.
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Hyperloop One has announced 10 winning submissions in a long-running contest to find what it believes to be the best places to build the first hyperloop tracks in the world.
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Its footage of 2016 VA includes what Masi believes to be the very first video of an asteroid crossing into Earth's umbra, or shadow, and becoming fully eclipsed by our planet.
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It aims to develop what it believes to be the first travel marketplace to connect suppliers such as airlines and hotels directly to sellers, allowing companies to bypass third-party vendors.
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He was nearly killed five times overseas defending our country, and once at a backyard barbecue in Logan County, West Virginia, in what he believes to be a political hit job.
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This is Rue, who just sacrificed the person she fully believes to be the love of her life for her family's sake, betraying her family in an act of self-destruction.
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It's not hard to see that as an incipient justification for refusing to enforce any law that the president believes to be unconstitutional, however ridiculous or partisan that belief might be.
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Graham said he will also demand to know what Tillerson believes to be the appropriate response to Russia for alleged hacking on U.S. political organizations like the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
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Several "explicit images" and video of what an officer "believes to be the two having sexual intercourse" consistent with Siboyeh's statements also turned up on her cell phone, the court documents allege.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan followed Trump's announcement by initiating a military offensive into Syria to fight the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a group Erdoğan believes to be an enemy of Turkey.
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But he defended the broader practice of taking inert files from machines of people that the company believes to be hackers as part of a broader mission to help fight cyber crime.
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Hyperloop One, one of two main companies working on making Musk's blueprint a reality, has already started testing the tech in the Nevada desert with what it believes to be positive results.
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First, let's make it clear what was actually announced: Apple also gave a definition of what it believes to be VR: What's lacking here is any sort of clear story for consumers.
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The lira's 2018 plunge triggered a deep recession, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government may see the attraction of suffocating an offshore market it believes to be a hotbed of destabilising speculation.
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The controversial decision comes after America urged its allies not to use telecoms hardware made by Huawei, which Washington believes to be a security threat because of alleged ties to China's army.
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Andre claims what she's heard about Freaknick is "lies" and "propaganda" but Zoey claims to have seen video footage of a man she believes to be her father partying at the event.
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How about a California-based startup with simple packaging, a modest social media following (222k to Glossier's 1.6 million), and a mission to eradicate 1500 chemical ingredients it believes to be harmful?
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A Homeland Security official told CNN that the secretary "is in lockstep with the President on this," but added she is "frustrated" over news coverage that the administration believes to be inaccurate.
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Visa: As a part of the payment processing cohort, which Cramer believes to be the hottest part of the financial sector, Visa is likely to deliver a strong earnings report, he said.
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When established facts back up something Trump either innately believes to be true or something he wants to be true for political reasons, he is more than happy to tell the truth.
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After multiple run-ins with what Mae believes to be a ghost haunting her, she and her friends discover that the ghost was a member of The Cult of the Black Goat.
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The emotions and situations depicted, as Jeff struggles with PTSD, his immobility, his relationship with Erin and his hometown-hero status (which he believes to be completely unearned), are raw, sometimes desperate.
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The catalyst for the narrator's artistic renaissance is a reclusive businessman who is hiding out in the mountains to be near a 13-year-old girl he believes to be his daughter.
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It's possible that the situation at Fox could change if there were to be a development in the story or if Trump himself names a person he believes to be the whistleblower.
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But on the internet, that same brand can make its ad budget go further by targeting only those it believes to be the likeliest buyers based on their income, interests or demographics.
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In addition to its suit regarding the order's constitutionality, Washington's Attorney General is also seeking a temporary restraining order to" immediately halt" what it believes to be the unlawful action ordered by Trump.
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Tumblr, one of the less popular targets, released a list of 84 accounts it believes to be associated with this nefarious plot, which the company plans to maintain as more information becomes available.
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In present day, Jo is treating a trauma patient named Abby (Khalilah Joi), whom Jo believes to be a victim of domestic violence and the doctors find out has also been sexually assaulted.
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Since then, Sweeney said he's focused his attention on finding other deputies with the same tattoo, hoping to uncover more information of what he believes to be another clique within the sheriff's department.
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But Sienna turns out to be a follower of Bernard Zobrist (Ben Foster), an American billionaire who has engineered a deadly plague to cull what he believes to be an irredeemably overpopulated planet.
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The moment that Mitchell "blunder[s] upon the truth"—or what he believes to be the truth—about the nonexistence of Gould's book is one of the most dramatic moments in literary journalism.
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"The idea is to train it on a lot of images of rocks and then have it slowly learn over time to create something that it believes to be a rock," Shi said.
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But use of either measurement would not change the number of people who the team believes to be at risk, Podgorski said, with most supplies in the area breaching 50 micrograms per liter.
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In recent months, the PBOC has shifted to a focus on liquidity management to guide short-term interest rates and squeeze financial institutions and speculators which it believes to be too highly leveraged.
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It's possible, of course, that Trump has done some sort of forensic analysis of the audio tape and discovered what he believes to be a genuine glitch -- which, in turn, drives these suspicions.
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People believe there's a dude, who they're calling "The Pusher," who lurks the canals at night, stalks lads (who he believes to be gay), and pushes them into the canal and kills them.
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A naked performer slowly dresses himself while reciting Prince Myshkin's account from "The Idiot" of a man awaiting his execution, counting down what he believes to be the final moments of his life.
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To protect what he believes to be his sole authority to prosecute claims stemming from Ohio's opioid epidemic, the AG filed a mandamus petition Friday at the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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But when it comes to abortion, signing the forms is not only onerous; it also would make the government complicit, in its own eyes, with something it believes to be a grave wrong.
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Mr. Trump has long complained publicly and privately about what he believes to be Mr. Mueller's conflicts of interest, despite a Justice Department review and conclusion last year that Mr. Mueller had none.
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Over the last several months, Twitter has begun inserting what it believes to be relevant and popular tweets into the feeds of people who do not subscribe to the accounts that posted them.
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But when Leigh begins seeing a bright red bird that she believes to be her mother, Leigh and her father takes it as a sign to go to her mother's home in Taiwan.
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While out for a walk, Murphy discovers what she believes to be Tyson's body, but the police doubt her story; for one thing, the body is gone by the time the police arrive.
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One church investigator, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter, said "no one gets a clean bill of health" until the priests – who the church believes to be alive – are found.
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Bank of Israel Governor Karnit Flug has said rates will not rise until inflation moves back to the government's annual 23.1-23.4 percent target, which it believes to be at least a year away.
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But this same boss would not require a female employee (or, at least, an employee that the boss believes to be female) to dress like a man and to comply with male gender norms.
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The guidelines centralize some of the advice Facebook has previously given, noting that the company demotes content it believes to be "clickbait," for example, or that links to "low-quality" or "deceptive" web pages.
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Thirty-three-year-old founder of personalized medicine company DotLab, Heather Bowerman, wants to shake up the women's health industry with what she believes to be a better, cheaper, less painful test for endometriosis.
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But the moment that a new Battlefield game is announced, which basically everyone believes to be very soon, Battlefield 1 will suffer a big hit to its player base and general interest around it.
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The ratings are programme ratings and apply only to senior unsecured issuance whose terms Fitch believes to be commensurate with non-preferred treatment under Germany's revised resolution regime in force since 1 January 13.
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In issuing and maintaining its ratings and in making other reports (including forecast information), Fitch relies on factual information it receives from issuers and underwriters and from other sources Fitch believes to be credible.
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President Donald Trump has told at least two Republican lawmakers he is angry about what he believes to be a weak defense among congressional Republicans of his tweets targeting four congresswomen, Politico reported Tuesday.
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And then the show just throws it all away in favor of chasing something it believes to be more attention-grabbing, just as Friday Night Lights descended into stories of sexy hookups and murder.
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Kendall's "Hood Feminism" takes a critical magnifying glass to mainstream feminism and what she believes to be its "glaring blind spot," asserting that the goals of feminism today only seek to benefit the few.
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Whatever you think of Mr. Comey's judgment, he will do what he believes to be right, whomever it might help or hurt politically and whatever damage it might do to him and his reputation.
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Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab announced Monday that it had discovered what it believes to be new malware from a hacking group that has, in the past, targeted United States military personnel and congressional staff.
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Sansa strikes me as the most logical choice, if only because the show is trying to build (incredibly weird!) sexual tension between her and Jon, a man she believes to be her half-brother.
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Joe Kaeser, chief executive officer of Siemens, told CNBC on Thursday that "clean energy is just what people want" and the firm's strategy is built on what it believes to be good for the planet.
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Mr Trump is not most presidents: he seems driven by no principle higher than supporting those who support him and opposing anyone who fails to give him the glory he believes to be his due.
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The former child actor is seeking legal protection against what he believes to be a group of individuals that are posting targeted, threatening messages to him on social media and spreading "fake news" about him.
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On Monday, the Metropolitan Police Service started the roll-out of what it believes to be the largest deployment of body-worn cameras, or Body Worn Video (BWV) devices, for police anywhere in the world.
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However, the star wasn't done there following up with what she believes to be the reason she posted the spat online in the first place, and it was far less respectful than her previous tweet.
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By helping create what he believes to be legit cop characters and scenarios, Daniel has the chance to show police in a positive light—which some officers argue is vanishingly rare in contemporary news media.
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" Nonetheless, Smith emphasized, Moscow should not believe that "domestic considerations, such as the forthcoming elections, would in any way weaken the determination of this country to stand up for what it believes to be right.
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After a four-year process of research and refinement, the 35-year-old designer arrived at what she believes to be the answer: a mid-vintage-wash, nonstretch, straight-leg, button-fly pair of jeans.
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The Saudi government has been analyzing what it believes to be the social media activity of 2nd Lt. Ahmed Mohammed al-Shamrani, who shot and killed three US sailors Friday at Naval Air Station Pensacola.
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"As important as it is for her to say what she believes to be true, it's just as important for me to jump in when I feel the opposite to be true," Mr. Meyers said.
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And AOC is an active Twitter user -- often employing the social media site to call out what she believes to be unfairness within the Democratic Party or to push back on media stories about her.
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Bannon losing his NSC seat means he may have a harder time maintaining policies that McMaster believes to be detrimental to US national security because they alienate American allies throughout the Arab and Muslim worlds.
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It is about reaching an elevated state of bliss, a touch to the divine, and it is something that he believes to be missing in the current incarnation of mixed-martial-arts at the competitive level.
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"Exposed" is an indifferent police drama crossed with the heartfelt but ineptly crafted story of Isabel, a young Dominican woman who sees what she believes to be angels while waiting for the subway late one night.
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An allergic reaction is basically the body's immune system freaking out in the presence of what it believes to be a toxic substance, and it triggers a disproportionate counterattack that can sometimes be fatal (i.e. anaphylaxis).
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Trump's Administration is working to dramatically roll back the regulatory state, as well as a host of grant programs that either don't jibe with Trump's policy positions or that the White House believes to be unnecessary.
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The text, the name of which I will not share, exhorts the reader to commit acts of terrorism and violence in order to wrest control of society from what the author believes to be Jewish control.
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The attempt will have been for naught, but the robot doesn't have any awareness of this irrelevance as it updates its own "pirate" database with what it believes to be correct selections that are actually neutral.
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According to the Piper Jaffray technical analyst, General Electric is retesting its 2015 lows at around $23, a level that Johnson believes to be a key "support" level for the stock from which it could rally.
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The Times story doesn't detail what, exactly, Trump believes to be false or inauthentic in the "Access Hollywood" tape or why he didn't make these claims when the tape initially appeared more than a year ago.
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While Mr. Trump has insisted he will not support any legislation that he believes to be a bailout to the insurers, policy experts say the insurers are getting only what they are due under the law.
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All of that is anathema to Warren, who has spent a career -- in academia, in government and now in public life -- defending the little guy from what she believes to be the Bloombergs of the world.
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As I'll explain, the record from the DoorDash case is open to interpretation, though I trust CPR's assertions that it ultimately promulgated a mass arbitration system that it believes to be fair to workers and employers.
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" They note that Putin is "deeply hostile to democratic change anywhere near Russia, paranoid about what he believes to be U.S. efforts to oust him, and resentful of American domination of the post–Cold War world.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Turkey has agreed to a request from the Australian government to extradite a citizen it believes to be a top recruiter for the Islamic State militant group, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Friday.
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In the modern era, Mr. Trump's recent tariffs on steel and aluminum were mostly meant to boost domestic industry after what the president believes to be "decades of unfair trade and bad policy" with foreign countries.
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There's also the $2 million residential 3-D IMAX theater, which the owner believes to be the first of its kind in the U.S. For a test run, the house manager played "Avatar" on the big screen.
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He once mused publicly that humanity is living inside a video game simulation, and he has poured more than a billion dollars into researching and publicizing what he believes to be the inevitable artificial intelligence–generated apocalypse.
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His clothes seem out of keeping with both the scope of his international influence and the deal he is about to complete, with a man he believes to be the head of a South American drug cartel.
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Joel McHale, clearly having fun as an Alex Jones-esque internet personality, has brought them back together to help him confirm what he believes to be solid evidence that aliens are real, and the government is lying.
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King Louis leads her to a secret chamber in which Claire is meant to decide the fate of two men — Comte St. Germain and Master Raymond — using what he believes to be her abilities as a witch.
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If Trump is ever in front of what he believes to be a religious audience -- and sometimes just when he feels like it -- he rolls out the we're-going-to-start-saying-'Merry Christmas'-again line. Why?
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Sansa strikes me as the most likely for the latter, if only because Game of Thrones is trying to build (incredibly weird!) sexual tension between her and Jon, a man she believes to be her half-brother.
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So when Jane, an aspiring producer, witnesses what she believes to be sexual abuse — in forms that are both subtle and decidedly not — her company deploys an array of tactics to decidedly dissuade her from speaking up.
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In the season's first two episodes, she's working for a group that tries to build bridges between Muslim Americans and the country at large, as well as defends Muslims it believes to be unjustly accused of terrorism.
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Finding what he believes to be the "deeper meaning" of the game—a sort of synthesis of mindfulness practice and scientific inquiry—doesn't lead Goodwin to walk back his statement that it doesn't quite hang together cleanly.
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The following day, when Frank learns that his children have discovered a key to Monica's storage unit, he enlists the help of his youngest three, Liam, Carl, and Debbie to retrieve the valuables he believes to be inside.
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Telecommunications equipment or services produced or provided by an entity that the head of the relevant agency reasonably believes to be an entity owned or controlled by, or otherwise connected to, the government of a covered foreign country.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked "13 angry Democrats" on the Mueller probe, referring to members of the investigation he believes to be biased against him, and has done so in numerous tweets meant to cast doubt on the investigation.
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Rosenthal tweeted that "Kimbrel continues to seek a deal he believes to be fair" and cited the deals signed by relievers Wade Davis (three years, $52 million) and Zack Britton (three years, $39 million) as benchmarks for Kimbrel.
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And by the end of the movie, Thanos assembled the Infinity Gauntlet and, despite a last-ditch effort from Thor, used said Gauntlet to eliminate half the life in the universe, implementing what Thanos believes to be balance.
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Chef Jorge Vallejo, a co-founder of the acclaimed Mexico City restaurant Quintonil, created his popular charred avocado tartare with ant larvae to showcase what he believes to be "the most iconic ingredients in Mexico" — avocados and insects.
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Talk show host Rush Limbaugh created another target for personal attacks by going on radio to name a person he believes to be the whistleblower who formally complained about the July 25 phone call between Trump and Zelensky.
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The study comes at a time when one possible candidate is making his sales pitch to the middle of the political spectrum, counting on what he believes to be a legion of moderates to back his potential candidacy.
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The only real perpetrator is already dead, and the larger ISIS organization that inspired him is a thorny problem that we are making steady progress against with what the White House already believes to be the best strategy.
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The sketch showcased what SNL believes to be the three men's biggest priorities: the sabotage of an entire country (Putin), oil deals (Tillerson), and what our president-elect wants most — to take down anyone who makes fun of him.
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Nor is Trump the first president to overlook bad actions on behalf of what he believes to be America's best interests, although his predecessors usually were much firmer in their criticisms and louder in their defenses of human rights.
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On Monday, the BuzzFeed News technology reporter Ryan Mac tweeted what he said he believes to be footage of Kushner presenting the video that Neumann helped him make at the Peace to Prosperity Workshop hosted in June in Bahrain.
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But Mr. Trump bridles at the idea that his children, who have not spent years in the public spotlight like him, are now facing unrelenting scrutiny over what he believes to be a manufactured scandal by the news media.
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At virtually every public -- and private -- event Biden has held over the last week (or so) of the campaign, he has bashed Warren for what the former vice president believes to be her condescension to pragmatic Democrats like him.
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The news of the state's interest comes on the heels of Hyperloop One's announcement of the winners of a global challenge to find what it believes to be the best places in the world to build the first hyperloop tracks.
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Much like Buffett, Klarman (who is worth of $1.5 billion according to Forbes) is a value investor, which means his investment philosophy revolves around putting money behind stocks that he believes to be undervalued by the rest of the market.
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Han-Kyul starts a Chippendales of sorts, a coffee shop staffed entirely by adorable, winsome Korean boys almost as cute as him, and hires what he believes to be just another cute young thing with junk in the front trunk.
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"When one nation does something which it believes to be defensive and in its own interests, its competitor will see it as threatening and see it as offensive, and then you get this arms race and security dilemma," he said.
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The result is two unappealing choices for who is right: the unapologetic, objectivist moralist who risks armageddon based on what he believes to be "good," or the clinical amorality of a genius utilitarian who kills millions of people to achieve harmony.
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As the object of the unnamed narrator's fixed regard, she has consumed the identity of her beholder to the point that the narrator defines herself in opposition to a woman she believes to be her sexual rival: her husband's ex-wife.
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In the play, both the new and the old versions, Gallimard falls into a relationship with an Asian woman who he believes to be sort of submissive and extrapolates from that how the West should deal with the East politically.
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Rory I. Lancman, a councilman from Queens who is the chairman of the Council's committee on the justice system, said that video showing who he believes to be members of the Proud Boys beating someone should result in additional arrests.
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All that said, as others have commented, Dar Adal's relentless and back-stabbing pursuit of policy he believes to be in the national interest has not, as far as we know, extended in the past to the killing of government agents.
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He is deeply displeased with Germany's policies, they say, and will continue to hammer Germany about its trade surplus with the United States and its refusal to pay what he believes to be its fair share for self-defense in NATO.
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But Warren Postman of Keller Lenkner took the opportunity to highlight what his firm believes to be the larger truth behind the efforts by DoorDash and other companies that have balked at paying fees when their workers demand arbitration en masse.
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That article accuses the president of "obstruction of Congress" for doing essentially what Biden said he would do, namely demanding a court order before he would comply with what he believes to be partisan subpoenas issued by one chamber of Congress.
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The goal of the order, the White House official said, was to further domestic energy production, protect jobs, and ensure that the EPA sticks to what the Trump administration believes to be its core mission: protecting clean air and water.
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He is planning to launch multimillion-dollar "anti-establishment" campaigns against congressional Republicans nationwide whom he believes to be operating in direct opposition to Trump's (and his) agenda — even targeting conservative Republicans who have been largely supportive of Trump, like Sen.
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Robert stops at Lyanna's statue to pay his respects, effectively explaining to viewers he loved her as a teen, was engaged to her, and resents Rhaegar for "kidnapping" her (a narrative everyone except for Ned believes to be true at the time).
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According to legal documents obtained by The Blast , Maguire filed for custody of their son, Harper, on July 3 after what he believes to be a pattern of behavior from Curtis that he feels proves she's "incapable of facilitating" a co-custody relationship.
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The Republican Congress will use Trump to pass the agenda it has already crafted — Paul Ryan's bargain has always been that he will endorse a man he clearly believes to be dangerous so long as that man appears likely to sign his budget.
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The existing team, led by Jay Sekulow, has zeroed in on what it believes to be serious due process concerns with the impeachment proceedings, mirroring the efforts by House Republicans to raise questions about Democrats' procedures in carrying out the impeachment probe.
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The man referred to as the "Dark Lord of Coal" has reemerged from incarceration to proclaim his innocence and inform the public on what he believes to be the truth: that t the explosion was the result of natural gas, not safety violations.
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The couple says Colorado's civil-rights law requires businesses to serve gays and straights alike, while Jack Phillips, the baker, complains that this rule forces him to endorse what he believes to be sinful behaviour and to express a message he reviles.
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After a string of attacks against high-profile Jewish figures across Europe, she's identified by senior Israeli intelligence agent Martin Kurtz (played by Michael Shannon) as the perfect person to track down the Palestinian kingpin he believes to be behind it all.
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After an investigation into the cause of the issue, Soylent has now reformulated the powder to remove what it believes to be the problem ingredient — apparently identified as algal (aka algae, the mostly aquatic photosynthetic organisms that grows in marine environments and elsewhere).
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"As he has always done, Max is taking this action in what he believes to be in the best interest of the university following controversies that have arisen from the unfortunate and unacceptable acts of others," Carusa wrote, according to USC News .
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The campaign is part of an effort by the wind industry to appeal to what it believes to be the values that President Trump and Republicans in Congress hold dear, like jobs and rural America, above more Democratic values like mitigating climate change.
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For the president, it doesn't matter whether local people want the Bears Ears National Monument, more affordable energy prices, or people who have broken the law to remain behind bars; all that matters is what Obama wants and believes to be right.
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This rate of growth is only fractionally weaker than in the last three months of 2017 - and in line with what the BoE believes to be the economy's maximum non-inflationary growth rate - so made a May rate rise likely, Williamson said.
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ICER has previously issued reports outlining what it believes to be an appropriate cost for new medicines to treat high cholesterol, lung cancer, hepatitis C and other conditions, typically suggesting a value to patients that is a fraction of prices set by drugmakers.
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The campaign is part of an effort by the wind industry to appeal to what it believes to be the values that Trump and Republicans in Congress hold dear, like jobs and rural America, above more Democratic values like mitigating climate change.
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Critics see him as a biased crusader whose singular focus on what he believes to be rising anti-Semitism on the campus left will further impede the Education Department's already tentative efforts to enforce civil rights protections for marginalized groups of students.
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You could spend hours dissecting that closing montage, which begins when John Keene — whom Vickery is desperate to arrest and whom Camille no longer believes to be the killer — tells Camille that Amma used to go to the shed with Ann and Natalie.
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Although it's unclear what actions the F.B.I. will take as a result of the report, the conclusions pave the way for it to gather data on, monitor and deploy informants to keep tabs on individuals and groups it believes to be B.I.E.s.
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It was the latest move by President Donald Trump to expose what he believes to be a "deep state" conspiracy against him within the federal bureaucracy and to reveal that the special counsel probe led by Robert Mueller should have never been launched.
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The Galaxy Fold is at once supposed to be a halo device for Samsung — look upon our works, ye mighty, and despair — and yet it's also a testing vehicle for improving and refining what the company believes to be the form factor of the future.
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The drug works by blocking IL-4 and IL-13, proteins that Regeneron believes 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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While T-Mobile claims to be the first to implement the feature across two networks, AT&T in March announced that it had successfully tested what the company believes to be the first STIR/SHAKEN-authenticated call between two different telecom networks with Comcast.
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WeWork, the eight-year-old, 800-pound gorilla in the co-working space, hasn't been known for being terribly acquisitive, despite the billions of dollars it has raised and its valuation, which one of its biggest investors, SoftBank, apparently believes to be approaching $35 billion.
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Twitter had already made public the existence of tweets it believes to be the product of foreign misinformation campaigns, but the release of the tweets themselves on Wednesday will allow researchers to learn much more about Russia and Iran's disinformation efforts on Twitter since 2016.
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The Washington Post reported Friday that Trump, angered by what he believes to be disrespectful behavior from journalists toward his administration, has spoken to aides about blacklisting CNN's Jim Acosta and American Urban Radio Networks reporter April Ryan, who is also a CNN contributor.
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The German Marshall Fund's Alliance for Securing Democracy found last week that #ReleaseTheMemo was by far the most popular hashtag tweeted out by accounts it believes to be linked to Russian "troll farms" — groups which use social media to influence other countries' political processes.
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B. kicked off a firestorm on Twitter as he delivered a tweet storm full of what he believes to be evidence challenging ages-old, agreed-upon astronomical fact, calling bullshit on the bend of the Earth and suggesting the planet is flat, not round.
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With the help of his friend Stanton Coldiron, he's launched what he believes to be the first-ever harsh noise band ever in the small Texas city, calling themselves Maggot Death as a joke before settling on the more permanent name Plastic Mayan Staircase.
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In particular, Vivien's half sister, seven years younger than she, is in awe of Vivien's glamour, and has fantasized about coming to the United States to live with her, and to emulate what she believes to be Vivien's success as a doctor in Chicago.
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But, Trump has clearly told enough people about his plan to get rid of McMaster -- and the fact that he dislikes what he believes to be the national security adviser's "gruff and condescending" manner -- that they feel comfortable sharing this information with the media.
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Mr. Kushner remains infuriated by what he believes to be leaks about his team by Mr. Bannon, who has privately cautioned Mr. Trump against being "captured" by liberal, New York "globalists" associated with his son-in-law, according to three people close to the president.
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The extensive filing is a view into Google's playbook — and reveals who the tech giant believes to be some of its biggest antagonists — as it begins to respond to an investigation by 50 attorneys general representing 48 states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia.
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Like the old Soviet Union, today's Russia uses covert action to destabilize regimes, launches disinformation campaigns to confuse public opinion in democracies and, as we've recently seen in the United Kingdom, employs assassinations known as "wet operations" against individuals the Kremlin believes to be traitors.
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Instead, he can offer him something almost better: He can offer Trump the chance to be aggrieved and defensive about someone who he believes to be on "his team," and who is being attacked by the liberal elitists of Hollywood for daring to be there.
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With less than a week to go, Airbnb has taken active measures to delete the accounts of some members the company believes to be staying in Charlottesville for the rally—making lodging for planned attendees like members of the National Socialist Movement that much more difficult.
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The six-part series will trace Dave's pursuit of what he believes to be a significant lead in the case, which he received in 2015: a man who claimed to be roommates with a co-conspirator who allegedly helped van der Sloot get rid of Natalee's body.
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Changes to the judiciary made by Poland's nationalist government, such as lowering the retirement age of Supreme Court judges, triggered a lawsuit on Monday from the European Union over what the bloc believes to be a violation of the independence of courts in a member country.
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On Tuesday night, Recorded Future, an internet threat and intelligence firm, said that it was tracking a set of accounts it believes to be of Russian origin that were pushing narratives of voter fraud and hyper-partisan pro-Republican and pro-Trump messages on social media.
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But Trump has made clear he wants more money allocated, and he even floated the possibility at a rally last month that he might support a government shutdown in the fall if Congress does not provide what he believes to be adequate funding for border security.
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Update: In a statement to People, Jessica Alba has denied The Wall Street Journal's report that Honest Company detergent contains sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), once again claiming that it only contains sodium coco sulfate (SCS), which the Honest Company believes to be less harmful than SLS.
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Dawn fearlessly faces down what she believes to be a demon keeping her mother away; Willow's response to Cassie's suggestion of suicide is rage instead of self-pity and consideration; Buffy opens up to vampire Holden for a frank conversation about her emotional needs before killing him.
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The president, when asked by the pool of reporters covering a midday meeting with Republican lawmakers at the White House whether he supported Mr. Mueller, gave no answer, even though he often uses such interactions to make headlines or shoot down stories he believes to be fake.
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Ironically drawing upon her own experience as a contract law professor, Warren offered Bloomberg a release form, so that all the people with whom he has non-disclosure agreements -- many of whom Warren believes to be women -- could share their stories about workplace discrimination or sexual harassment.
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The problem for Gaetz is that he uses this comparison in an attempt to illustrate what he believes to be the massive -- and not coincidental -- coincidence that the FBI can't find text messages from a critical period of time as it relates to the Russia investigation.
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According to the filings, Twitch has identified a specific user it believes to be responsible for coordinating the spam campaign — a prior offender who uses the handle Skel or Sketyal — and linked that account to a series of email addresses, Twitter accounts, Discord channels, and at least one website.
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Trump justifies this unpredictable worldview as "principled realism," an ad hoc philosophy that allows him to pursue what he believes to be US interests as a realist while still being able to use his own judgment in cases where he decides "values" do actually kind of matter to him.
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They were about other figures in Trump's orbit — an unnamed thug, and a man she believes to be Trump lawyer Michael Cohen — who she says tried to intimidate her out of sharing the truth about her affair with Trump on two separate occasions (in 22015 and 21990, respectively).
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South Korea's navy retrieved what it believes to be a fairing used to protect the satellite on its journey into a space, a sign that it is looking for parts of the discarded rocket for clues into the North's rocket program, which it did following the previous launch.
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When he finally cracks, after seeing Delaney take Robert away in that death-trap carriage and finding the bird carving he believes to be a mark of the devil, he doesn't run to the East India Company but to a priest (who, yeah, then runs to the EIC).
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"Peaking on large doses of Adderall alone in my room, I've never sobbed while thinking fondly and lovingly about my parents, as I have on cannabis and psilocybin," he writes, in a chapter focused on the differences between psychedelics and drugs, which he believes to be two different entities.
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The Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, better known as the Kingpin Act, was passed by Congress in 1999 and allows the Treasury Department to freeze the assets of foreign nationals it believes to be involved in international narcotics trafficking and to prosecute Americans who handle drug trafficking money.
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WASHINGTON — On Monday, President Trump gathered House and Senate leaders in the State Dining Room for a get-to-know-you reception, served them tiny meatballs and pigs-in-a-blanket, and quickly launched into a story meant to illustrate what he believes to be rampant, unchecked voter fraud.
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Simon begins the book pining for blonde Agatha, whom he believes to be his happy ending, but as he keeps getting distracted from her by thinking about how much he hates his school rival Baz (who is maybe a vampire!), it becomes clear that Simon's true interests lie elsewhere.
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Chuck is still ailing from what he believes to be electromagnetic sensitivity — but as we know from Season 1, Chuck's "condition" is actually a figment of his imagination, a product of a strange spiral that has left him bound to his home and virtually unable to work as a lawyer.
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Against this backdrop, we are introduced to Waldy's great-grandfather Ottokar Gottfriedens Toula, a physicist who has made what he believes to be a world-changing discovery of his own, only to come to the end of his temporal existence that very day, struck by a car in the street.
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Unlike weaponized drones, which remote human pilots use to target geographic areas based on various "signatures" of people the US government believes to be militants, Bengio predicts the killing machines of the future will be precise enough to recognize—and take out—a single person in a crowd of thousands.
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And here is where the 48-year-old Delaware political marketing whiz — who was trying to be as tactful as possible in his public dispensing of criticism — described what he believes to be the biggest danger to Clinton as she grinds through the primary headlong into a bellowing, full-steam Trump.
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The bizarre clip, in which Spencer carries out Cohen's instructions as part of what he believes to be an anti-terror training programme, can be seen in full below: "Because of who you are, you could be the victim of kidnapping by ISIS," says Cohen, in disguise as Israeli anti-terror expert Capt.
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Soare, who's not only the president of the cult-favorite brand but also the daughter of its founder and namesake, took to the social media platform to call out who she believes to be a friend of an employee who works at a retailer or manufacturing company that stocks Anastasia Beverly Hills.
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Originally passed in 2012, the Magnitsky law empowers the US president to slap sanctions on anyone he or she believes to be involved in the death of Sergei Magnitsky — a Russian attorney who uncovered a $230 million money laundering scheme involving Russian government officials and then was killed while in Russian state custody.
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If he had, he'd miss them, but he didn't, and he doesn't, and he isn't interested in the nation's former glories or in its "vanished past" but in what he believes to be its future, of startups and small businesses and smart streets and farmers' markets and religious traditions and civic virtue.
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As he transcribes their words, he clumsily interjects facts that he believes to be interesting, but when he says them out loud ("Humans shed approximately forty pounds of skin in their lifetime," he tells the meeting at one point), the women crisply inform him that they don't need his opinions or his facts.
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Bolton the operator As national security adviser, one of Bolton's primary responsibilities is to facilitate interagency coordination but he has, at times, opted to use his role to circumvent what he believes to be bureaucratic roadblocks and push his own message even if it is inconsistent with what is coming from Pompeo or other agencies.
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But nevertheless, his following is massive: According to William, in addition to those celebrity fans, he's met with 250,000 individuals in the past 35 years of marketing himself as a medical medium, all while selling books that spread the knowledge Spirit tells him and contain recipes for the juices he believes to be beneficial.
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"As her former husband takes his place as the 45th president of the United States, his children have also been thrust into the media spotlight – but it is Ivana who raised them and proudly instilled in them what she believes to be the most important life lessons: loyalty, honesty, integrity and drive," the statement says.
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Mr. Trump, who has sought unsuccessfully to replace Mr. Spicer at the podium but has been bedeviled by a shortage of candidates willing to work for him, has mused about mixing up the format and frequency to counter what he believes to be a predatory news media seeking to humiliate him at the daily briefing.
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"Accordingly, while this report embodies factual and legal determinations that the Office believes to be accurate and complete to the greatest extent possible, given these identified gaps, the Office cannot rule out the possibility that the unavailable information would shed additional light on (or case in a new light) the events described in the report," Mueller wrote.
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But he has really serious mommy issues with his Saturn conjunct with Venus, which translates to issues with women in general, being completely unable to separate what he believes to be attraction and hatred, or blaming them for everything that's wrong—or if you want to get really deep, blaming them for why he doesn't love himself.
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Eventually the community found what it believes to be a workaround involving a few dozen lines of code that would allow them to collect the photos from around 2 million accounts every 24 hours and put these names in a list that could be used by another program to scrape the actual images from the accounts.
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Because of his suspicion of the mainstream media and what he believes to be the cult of political correctness, his instincts in the wake of the violence was to avoid jumping to the conclusion that the blame lay with the white supremacists and neo-Nazis who had gathered to protest the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue.
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CCAF frequently raises questions about fee requests by class counsel, so I wasn't at all surprised to see its brief argue that class counsel from Stueve Siegel, Doffermyre Shields Canfield & Knowles, and DiCello Levitt Gutzler should receive only $83 million, 28% of the $28 million that CCAF believes to be the true recovery for the Equifax class.
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A person close to Mr. Bannon said that Mr. Bannon has denied that he had anything to do with the campaign against General McMaster, and said he has tried unsuccessfully to stem the tide of negative news coverage about the national security adviser, whom he believes to be prodding the president toward possible war with North Korea and Venezuela.
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"My speculation would be that China has basically calculated that it will take some near-term, rather assertive actions in the South China Sea, and pay short-term reputation costs in exchange for what it believes to be longer-term strategic gains," Mira Rapp-Hooper, a senior fellow in the Asia-Pacific Security Program at the Center for New American Security, said.
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The theory he lays out, one he believes to be bolstered by former FBI and CIA agents, is somewhat complex: He suggests the feds knew Ames was a mole and temporarily left him alone to trade secrets—perhaps hoping he might lead to more moles or hostile spies—but never considered what would happen if Ames and Woodruff had any sort of run-in.
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Nothing says death is on your mind more than a memoir: Howard Stern Comes Again, the radio jockey's first book in 20 years, and a collection of what he believes to be his best interviews in the past two decades or so, and Being Mr. Skin: 20 Years of Nip Slips, Cheek Peeks, and Fast-Forwarding to the Good Parts, have somehow been published within the same week.
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That's because addition to wanting to build what it believes to be a "true" Islamic caliphate, as al-Qaeda does, and hating Jews and Shia Muslims, as al-Qaeda does, ISIS is simultaneously driven by what Brookings Institution scholar William McCants has termed a "doomsday vision" — a belief that the End Times prophesied in Islamic scripture are at hand, and that they are the ones who will usher in the final battle between Good and Evil.
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Restricted immigration, public religion, and space travel are his prescriptions for a society whose main problems he believes to be a lack of community, vitality, and inspiration, but in truth, the main problem with our current condition is that while a small subset of the population frets about the impact of sex robots on romantic life, vast swaths of that same society still lack basic shelter and nourishment and, furthermore, that the latter condition makes the former possible.
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Sen. Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) is urging Congress to reject President Trump's pick for head of NASA, citing what she believes to be the nominee's climate change denial and anti-LGBTQ views.
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