But the best way to bring about peace is to bring about justice in this latest horrific case.
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The upcoming U.S. election could bring about additional volatility, and the logistics of Brexit could bring about additional uncertainty.
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So if China or other countries support those high-ranking officials, giving them power to bring about change, it's possible to bring about regime change.
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" Makeup "I bring about six different colors of lipstick.
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So, channeled properly, it can bring about positive creative results.
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Yet it took the Depression to bring about that change.
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The hope is that they can bring about similar changes.
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Only a war to bring about regime change would suffice.
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It's really craftsmanship and artisanship to bring about modern design.
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That is an extra incentive to bring about rapid decarbonisation.
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Awe experiences bring about psychological shifts that are clearly therapeutic.
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"Bombs won't save lives or bring about peace," he said.
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Valentine's Day can bring about a melting pot of emotions.
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However, Mysko's dubious the French decree can bring about reform.
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They thought it would bring about more understanding and acceptance.
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This design change could bring about a number of advantages.
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Perhaps this new discussion will help bring about meaningful change.
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So her passing will bring about a lot of change.
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Do you think political involvement can bring about tangible change?
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But his departure will bring about neither devastation nor salvation.
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That China has the means to bring about such pressure.
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What could bring about a slowdown to volatility isn't clear.
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And Pérez's death threatened to bring about an open conflict.
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You know how that could bring about a better life?
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And to do it in a story that underlines the worst that narrative can bring about, or at least some of the worst narrative can bring about, well, it makes for a good narrative.
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"Not in my ability to bring about change -- but in yours."
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Rodriguez said she had hoped Venezuela's youth could bring about change.
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Not in my ability to bring about change - but in yours.
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Women were also optimistic that #MeToo would bring about positive change.
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Infantino's proposals would bring about major changes to the international calendar.
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Past demonstrations against corruption have failed to bring about greater transparency.
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Another Anglophile, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, did most to bring about partition.
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Q: But won't this interlinking bring about uniformity in water distribution?
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How do you bring about a big competitive coalition of partners?
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She hopes that exposure to foreign journalism will bring about change.
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But he realises that using it would bring about his destruction.
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This weekend could bring about a moment of facepalm-worthy clarity.
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Not in my ability to bring about change — but in yours.
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Why will 2016 bring about the long overdue equity bear market?
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His disappearance helped bring about a national database for such cases.
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What is required to bring about a more sustainable financial sector?
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Taylor says he's hopeful the new government will bring about change.
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Above all, it would bring about a fairer kind of capitalism.
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Housing officials reckoned that private equity firms would bring about change.
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The move will likely bring about a vote the following week.
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Not in my ability to bring about change -- but in yours.
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The Letelier assassination helped bring about a revolution in human rights.
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The hope is that questioning these policies will bring about change.
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This bankruptcy will bring about the end of its flagship brand.
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What type of innovations could bring about positive, effective social change?
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It could bring about general elections and a new prime minister.
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These are not sentiments that will bring about a peace deal.
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"I don't think it will bring about any changes," he said.
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This decade will also bring about the use of cleaner energy.
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And his premiership could bring about the end of Britain itself.
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That's what a Democrat-controlled House could bring about through impeachment.
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A national standard would bring about at least some better transparency.
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It takes a village to bring about change, let's do this!
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But he disagreed with his methods of trying to bring about reform.
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"Stuck" addresses explicitly the feeling of trappedness that embodiment can bring about.
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Investors hope the meeting will bring about the next phase of negotiations.
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"I think he really wants to bring about change," says Prof Upadhyaya.
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Working with porn can bring about all sorts of assumptions and stereotypes.
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The two books are about trying to bring about a better society.
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Some of those transactions would ultimately help bring about the site's collapse.
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Many indigenous Canadians doubt that Mr Trudeau will bring about big changes.
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The move was expected to bring about 500 jobs to the area.
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His ability to bring about further reform is seriously, perhaps fatally, compromised.
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An upgraded NAFTA could bring about an integrated North American energy market.
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We&aposre going to bring about regime change without firing a shot.
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Together we can bring about a healthy planet for our grandchildren pic.twitter.
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Remember that Trump was elected to bring about needed change in Washington.
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And without freedom of speech, the NGOs will not bring about change.
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"Our grandparents failed to bring about systemic change in 1968," she said.
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To bring about new ideas and ways of thinking about the world?
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The $15 minimum wage was supposed to bring about the 'restaurant apocalypse.
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These measures have definitively not been enough to bring about a recovery.
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The sustained campaign helped bring about the defeat of incumbent Republican Gov.
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Abdul-Jabbar urged voters to find another way to bring about change.
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This will bring about ever more difficult legal, ethical, and strategic dilemmas.
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But don't bet this change will bring about a better functioning Congress.
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Both Fultz and Ball would bring about a shift in their backcourt.
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" The people, she said, are the ones who bring about change. "Us.
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They called for a revolution to bring about a true workers' democracy.
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That maybe he can bend his powers to bring about positive change.
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"If that doesn't bring about change, you have to wonder what will."
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Do you think the Hong Kong protests will bring about meaningful change?
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Davos-economics predicts that such heresy will bring about its own punishment.
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And, second, just talking to someone can actually bring about concrete results.
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It turned out that social media could even help bring about genocides.
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In this quest to bring about greater transparency, there will be pain.
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The artist hopes that Kensington Blues can bring about positive social change.
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But if the candidates win, their policies could bring about these changes.
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Eventually, that loss of focus lasts long enough to bring about collapse.
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But he stops short of offering solutions that could bring about this change.
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Ultimately, this will bring about approaches to solve the disease within our lifetime.
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These self-driving cars will bring about more changes than you might expect.
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Attempts to bring about gradual change are traps set by the ruling class.
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Ultimately, men need to get involved to help bring about change, she said.
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Fiscal and monetary policy could have done more, sooner, to bring about recovery.
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" "I hope this verdict will bring about such kind of sobering in Bosnia.
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His subconscious is taking over, trying to bring about a sense of healing.
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The hope is that more trade will help bring about better transportation infrastructure.
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Mr Xi said the scheme would bring about a "golden age" of globalisation.
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One small act of love today can help bring about justice, and change.
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Further research hopes to bring about even smaller autonomous robots with more sensors.
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But that kind of tracking system could also bring about new privacy concerns.
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But questions of how to bring about prosperity have divided the three countries.
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The U.S. should carefully work to bring about a change in their behavior.
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"She died trying to bring about that purpose," he told CNN on Sunday.
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In a small stockpot , bring about 9 cups of water to a boil.
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History shows that in the end people around the dictator bring about change.
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Extreme events bring about calls for change, but enthusiasm and accountability quickly wane.
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But he recognized U.S. efforts to bring about change may be mostly futile.
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He's backing Trump for his business experience and ability to bring about change.
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The president's action to bring about fruitful public/private relationships deserves our support.
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They can also help bring about feelings of euphoria and general well-being.
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Yes, it's football that's going to bring about our end, our inevitable demise.
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"If you ever want to bring about change, start from the top," Gov.
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Injustice drove him to use religion as a means to bring about change.
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We need networks in order to bring about hegemonic change in German society.
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Critics accused the agency of seeking to bring about an essentially illegitimate policy.
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But few expect Ms. Park's punishment alone to bring about a fundamental change.
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This, I'd hoped, might bring about some sense of clarity on the subject.
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Maduro accuses his foes of plotting with Washington to bring about a coup.
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It took a social struggle — the civil rights movement — to bring about change.
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Then they will decide: Are protests an effective way to bring about change?
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Yet it has also been ready to intervene and bring about concrete transformation.
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The agency's medical advisers say they hope the meeting will bring about change.
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We must expose our darkest inclinations to bring about new levels of understanding.
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But at some point, this will bring about a "second crisis," Hunter said.
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Progressives say 85033 drugs is way too few to bring about meaningful savings.
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Others, Andalibi said, talk about miscarriage in order to bring about societal change.
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Trump's presidency didn't bring about the utter remaking — and repositioning — of the media.
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They enhance freedom, enable free enterprise and bring about a broader embrace of progress.
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It seems to bring about bigger improvements in poor countries than in rich ones.
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In that way, Bannon seems to be trying to bring about the Fourth Turning.
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"This may bring about more flooding or aggravate ongoing flooding," the weather service said.
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An early clue that he'll be using that sword to bring about Cersei's demise?
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This will bring about a rise in the debt ratio in 2017 to 10.2%.
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Will Gates bring about change to the historically impoverished and oppressed continent via chickens?
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Populist victories in Europe's various elections could bring about a crisis for the euro.
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But to bring about a zero-carbon grid, UHVDC lines will play a role.
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But there are three issues that, if dealt with, could bring about big improvements.
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But activists now hope these courts could bring about sweeping changes in the country.
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The disappearance of Harrow's squid's might possibly bring about the end of the world.
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Devotees of transformational festivals debate how best to bring about the desired political change.
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History shows that identifying a new life stage can bring about deep institutional change.
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Honda said he hopes to bring about a more successful spell at the club.
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With his grandchild on the way, he hopes that could bring about a reconciliation.
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How are they supposed to bring about the antichrist with petty theft and infidelity!?
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But that has come with a price: now we can bring about the end.
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How do we give them the tools for them to bring about progressive change?
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Today's eclipse, in fellow Water sign Pisces, will bring about a massive philosophical breakthrough.
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WE WANT TO REGAIN OUR LIBERTY AND BRING ABOUT THE POLICIES THAT WE WANT.
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But since then politicians have feuded endlessly about how to bring about any cuts.
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It took 15 years to bring about a sea change on same-sex marriage.
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If it takes a village to bring about transformation, then who are those villagers?
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Tiffany talked about his ability to bring about the best in those around him.
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The emotional triggers that family interaction can bring about can be difficult to avoid.
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Among all respondents in the study, the "ability to bring about change" mattered most.
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The measure helped bring about a drastic decrease in beef originating from deforested land.
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When we support each other—when we fight together—we can bring about change.
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Additionally, Ives said "heavy-handed" regulation, if applied, would bring about many unintended consequences.
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Donald Trump was supposed to bring about a GOP crack-up that never materialized.
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Sometimes behind-the-scenes phone calls and letters are enough to bring about changes.
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Another possible defense is in the causation: What exactly did bring about Prince's death?
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Chairman Wheeler's proposal can bring about a similar revolutionary change for set-top boxes.
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But to leave her in place could bring about an even more disastrous outcome.
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President Trump has said he would like to help bring about peace in Korea.
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Show them how you're making an effort to bring about change for their community.
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Why should they be cut out of a system that they helped bring about?
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They're still hoping the IPO will raise their profile and bring about new customers.
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One German protester said he hoped the demonstrations would bring about more economic equality.
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Ma and his predecessors all failed to bring about a lasting reconciliation with China.
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How could something as simple as staying awake overnight bring about such a transformation?
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Similarly innovative measures might be necessary to bring about change in the business world.
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This has consequences for the reform conversations that this crisis will hopefully bring about.
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Mr. Fierstein remarked on the change Mr. Glines had seen and helped bring about.
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It is the ineradicable opposition that will bring about the political transformation they seek.
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Soros was maneuvering to bring about "the overthrow of us constitutional republic," Barr tweeted.
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"Part of this research is to bring about awareness — among doctors, patients and researchers."
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Fury over corruption helped bring about Ms. Rousseff's impeachment, ostensibly for breaking budget rules.
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Whatever the wisdom of those moves, each would bring about enormous uncertainty for investors.
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We continue our efforts to bring about a better world for all of us.
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This is exactly what I wanted my accomplishment to bring about 40 years ago.
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It doesn't matter, the styling is too bland to bring about any brand loyalties.
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Like all brutal dictators before him, Mr. Assad will bring about his own downfall.
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This statement constitutes an incentive for the Palestinians to bring about a dead end.
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Lately, they warn that he will bring about the end of the country itself.
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The fact is, just naming names in a spreadsheet can't bring about actual change.
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Yet the TPP could bring about significant reductions in trade barriers for certain products.
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But if you're out there doing great things to bring about change, I am thankful!
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After he began his directorship in November 2014, he moved quickly to bring about change.
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If Beijing wants to rig trade, then it must be managed to bring about balance.
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"We expect these changes to bring about a major acceleration in (vehicle) development," Diess said.
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We know that there is genuine passion and interest alongside us to bring about change.
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If you ask us, she could probably bring about world peace with one hair flip.
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Could the election of a new leader bring about some rapprochement between Kiev and Moscow?
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"It's the only way to bring about the change our country desperately needs," she argued.
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EU, whose grassroots organization helped bring about last year's referendum vote to leave the bloc.
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Even in healthy people, blocking vision for just a few days can bring about hallucinations.
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We will need those same forces in greater measure to bring about a nuclear dusk.
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But as a combined force they would bring about a new golden age of comedy.
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Few focus on targeting particular races in an effort to bring about a power shift.
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In his acceptance speech, McDonagh expressed the hope that such protests would bring about change.
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And I've been a leader in Congress on trying to bring about criminal justice reform.
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The level of upset imagined as necessary to bring about the promised protection differs, too.
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Volumes of these certificates can be steered to bring about desirable outcomes for decarbonization efforts.
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Each causes mayhem in its own way, but they can combine to bring about catastrophe.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in 2017 that AI could bring about World War III.
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It goes without saying that privilege awareness didn't bring about a revolution on the ground.
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But that would be a particularly inhumane way to bring about more progressive health policy.
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The Trump administration is committed to advancing the technologies to further bring about that future.
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For most people memories of puberty bring about feelings of anxiety or a nervous sweat.
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Bring about a reconciliation for the bitterly divided Palestinians between the West Bank and Gaza.
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In the long term, Dropbox can bring about product improvements and performance boosts, he said.
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One trader sees positive signs in its technicals that could bring about a rebound instead.
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This Saturday, March 4, will bring about a Venus retrograde that will last until April.
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Businesses designed to bring about social development have mushroomed in India over the last decade.
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We're not trying to bring about a revolution—we're defying a system, a status quo.
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"The strategic review may bring about a departure from Jawoll," said analysts at Peel Hunt.
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One can only hope that we can work to bring about a change in November.
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"I believe AI will bring about the greatest revolution in human history," Son has said.
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He once thought handing his dominion to the unhinged Queen Gregory would bring about peace.
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Otherwise, she said, "we unnecessarily risk the important gains our military presence helped bring about."
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Democratic countries must direct pressure toward Havana as well to bring about change in Venezuela.
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Texas meteorologists are concerned that the storms could bring about hail storms and isolated tornadoes.
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"The Testaments" shows that corruption and infighting help to bring about its demise from within.
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"He might be released now, but God is going to bring about justice," she said.
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The Fridays for Future movement is necessary, but not sufficient, to bring about necessary change.
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But whether this controversy will bring about a change by United remains to be seen.
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But you don't have to compromise your beliefs in order to bring about that outcome.
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They sought compromise but also tried to bring about what progress had to be made.
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The teachers could bring about Mr. Bevin's defeat but they never stick together, one said.
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Many young people said they are skeptical the Weinstein scandal will bring about immediate change.
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The far-right believed Trump would bring about cataclysmic change, especially with regard to immigration.
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"This is the only way to bring about stability," Macron told a news conference with Trump.
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Discovering this might bring about some of the same shock many people felt on November 9.
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Bring about 6 quarts of water to a boil and add about 2 tablespoons salt. 4.
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But the changes these reforms will bring about will be gradual, if they happen at all.
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She believes in the power of small changes compounded over time to bring about larger ones.
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Icahn generally invests in these companies and attempts to bring about change to enhance shareholder value.
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Her work turned heads and the right heads were turned to bring about a good outcome.
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By the lights of strict secularism, using civil law to bring about religious divorce is problematic.
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The chance to bring about structural shifts is fleeting—it would pay to grab it early.
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Still, any major political transition is liable to bring about significant change in public science policy.
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In a stranger twist, Poincheval plans to use his body warmth to bring about new life.
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One month of this and you'll be totally energized to help bring about years of this.
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They didn't particularly care about the religious end of things—they wanted to bring about change.
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This may finally bring about the long-awaited equity market pullback of at least 5 percent.
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Most recently, The St. Joseph News-Press endorsed Trump, stating "he can bring about fundamental change".
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Suddenly the question, "What do your tattoos mean?" didn't bring about the same enthusiasm as before.
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Today's experts in data management, governance and analytics are best equipped to bring about that success.
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Failure to make meaningful progress toward peace will only bring about a backslide toward more war.
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"The goal we had was to bring about real negotiations," de Mistura told a news conference.
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In fact, studies show they only bring about a third of the prey they kill back.
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It was seen as necessary to help bring about an increase in funding for the military.
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The best way to bring about change in Cuba is to deal directly with its leaders.
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What the movement hasn't been able to do yet, however, is bring about real systemic change.
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Similarly, 36-year-old Branson also prides herself on using her career to bring about change.
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Our census should bring about clarity and set a trajectory to better represent the American people.
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Security experts say the breach could bring about class-action lawsuits, in addition to other costs.
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"We have no intention of attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon and bring about a war," Eizenkot said.
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We are 133 million strong, and we have the ability to bring about a significant change.
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Our ability to bring energy freedom to the globe can bring about a true Pax Americana.
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Listen and be aware any war that might happen, rest assured will bring about your disappearance.
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By implementing these reforms, Wilbur Ross would bring about a genuine turnaround in U.S. trade policies.
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Now we expect a willingness to compromise from the British hopefully to bring about a deal.
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The Games will bring about a social change and create a truly inclusive society for everyone.
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You either bring about disaster by some manner of reckless behavior, or you tell the truth.
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Finding the answer would capture the zeitgeist of the internet and bring about a personal obsession.
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The rollout of 5G "will bring about the fastest transformation in human history," Mr. Israel predicted.
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It just might bring about all of the conditions that the movement I believe in needs.
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But instead of avoiding the patrons who might bring about her death, she actively invites it.
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"I see my role as photographic artist as the messenger to bring about awareness," she wrote.
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This partnership would bring about many foreign policy challenges in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.
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Here's how the actions of each group can bring about an acceptable outcome without excessive chaos.
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This kind of policy does not exist; nor would such a policy bring about optimal outcomes.
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One that will bring about changes in the workplace and changes in what's considered acceptable behavior.
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The Italian government has an important task ahead that could ultimately bring about further market turmoil.
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Very quickly, it demonstrated that solid leadership could bring about results that would improve people's lives.
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I asked whether either of the two major Presidential candidates could bring about a better future.
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But now "Britain's resistance to that precondition could bring about the hard border," Mr. Connelly said.
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"I say if we are strategic partners then you should bring about our request," he said.
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"She is trying to bring about a transformative change in the Canadian political system," he said.
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But some tribal leaders believed the vets did little to help bring about the incremental victory.
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It is time that we bring about a fundamental transformation of the American health care system.
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What counterbalancing force is there, with the power to bring about bipartisanship on this one issue?
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He said the talks would start a process to bring about a resolution to the nuclear issue.
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Maybe the buried lead is that SpaceX will also bring about the post-scarcity Star Trek economy.
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This opportunity can be made to bring about real change by the actions of the new administration.
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We applaud Attorney General Stein for taking action to bring about the changes needed to protect kids.
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There's more things you can do as a citizen to bring about change than as a politician.
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I'm still asking you to believe - not in my ability to bring about change, but in yours.
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This may not bring about the outright extinction of their hopes before Nevada Democrats caucus on Feb.
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"This will bring about stability in the areas in cooperation with the regional security forces," Maj. Gen.
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A coinciding new moon and eclipse can bring about powerful changes on a micr0- and macro-level.
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It seems to be more likely to lead to greater efforts to bring about needed social change.
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But that is a totally different matter from asking a doctor deliberately to bring about our death.
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Over all, do you believe protests are an effective way to bring about meaningful change in society?
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The AirPods bring about an experience which feels like Siri has been set free from the iPhone.
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Mr Li closed with a customary rousing pledge to bring about the "Chinese dream of national rejuvenation".
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A panicking party seems primed to bring about "all sorts of breakdowns" and "all sorts of chaos".
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Unlike many others, he never renounced violence as a way to bring about change on the island.
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This distress can bring about symptoms of very serious psychological problems: nightmares, flashbacks, depression, even panic attacks.
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The cold war, as Mr Slater puts it, did not bring about a domino collapse into communism.
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There is greater potential than ever to lose data, overload systems or bring about other technical nightmares.
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In her Oscar acceptance speech, Obaid-Chinoy stressed the "power of film" to bring about social change.
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All this change promises to bring about a transformation in the way humans interact with the oceans.
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His resignation will bring about another change in leadership when it comes to the company's hardware initiative.
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You have done so in such a manner as to bring about the death of another individual.
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I don't know how anybody could conclude that that's conduct that's almost certain to bring about death.
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Some analysts say his influence on policy could help bring about a market crisis, even an "Italexit".
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As for what might bring about that change, Mr Khodorkovsky does not think it will be elections.
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President Trump has threatened to cancel them in order to bring about instability in the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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"Coloring definitely has therapeutic potential to reduce anxiety, create focus or bring [about] more mindfulness," says Berberian.
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The sharing economy has the potential to bring about a lot of positive social impact in China.
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Even though lying can bring about unpleasant consequences, telling the truth sometimes can be even more upsetting.
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Or maybe someone set these mattresses up, knowing the looming storm would bring about this dramatic scene.
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"It can change the world, it can change ourselves, it can bring about unexpected opportunities," she said.
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As the administration is poised to roll back progress, Congress can act to bring about needed change.
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Those sort of things tend to end in a very difficult manner and bring about the recessions.
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If somehow sports and pizza help to bring about rapprochement, what could possibly be undesirable about that?
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And it's highly unlikely that Rousseff's ouster will actually help bring about any sort of political stability.
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A much-needed ending you've secretly desired but been too afraid to bring about may finally come!
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Even among already married couples, the exercise is supposed to bring about a new level of intimacy.
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He's down an identical 7 points on being able to bring about the changes the country needs.
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The companies think that all of their data will finally bring about so-called addressable TV advertising.
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Earnest Desire will bring about Confident Expectation, and this in turn must be reinforced by Firm Demand.
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" A physician's role, he said in his talk, is "to touch, comfort, diagnose and bring about treatment.
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The opening of the museums shows that it will be the local people who bring about change.
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Mr. Cuomo made clear that his comments were part of a broader strategy to bring about reforms.
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He can assert that his policies – tax cuts and deregulation, in particular — helped bring about such increases.
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However, the existing multilateral institutions do not have the capacity or infrastructure to bring about such leverage.
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Ms. Dubuc has also been working to bring about changes in the company's culture and workplace behavior.
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Permitting that kind of experimentation here will help bring about the end of animal cruelty much sooner.
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In its manifesto, Diem25 says it aims to "bring about a fully democratic, functional Europe by 2025".
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More recently, there was Norman Manley, the Oxford-educated nationalist who helped bring about independence in 1962.
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It turns out that even three million people marching down a boulevard may not bring about change.
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It can also bring about results, sometimes publicly but also inside the companies and institutions we cover.
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Their objections stunned Democratic supporters of sanctuary here and helped bring about the bill's demise in March.
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"Relationships are the key things that bring about real changes," said Sarah Hemminger, a founder of Thread.
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For decades, the anti-choice agenda has been to bring about the eventual overruling of Roe v.
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For a vision of the future these Republican donors hope to bring about, just look at Wisconsin.
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It gives people other than elected leaders a chance to bring about a peaceful and just future.
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What changes do you hope that this movie will help bring about for women like your mother?
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And the best way to bring about that change is to create life-or-death stakes — i.e.
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S. sanctions need not be permanent; sanctions are intended to bring about a positive change of behavior.
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It is possible the opaque Saudi system of governance will bring about a leadership transition at the top.
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When the Atlanta Speedfactory opens at the end of this year, it will bring about 160 new jobs.
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Though it did not bring about any direct political change, the event did solidify suffragists' goals and purpose.
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I think we owe the sport a phenomenal effort to try and bring about closure of these items.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said recently that Brexit might bring about the end of Western political civilization.
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How can a movie about how awful Trump is, something we all already know, bring about his impeachment?
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It's unlikely that big data will bring about a fundamental change to the study of people and society.
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He does not think any of its myriad parties is likely to bring about the change he wants.
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The best way to bring about meaningful reform was to apprentice in the bowels of the status quo.
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Now that their innovations have failed to bring about Utopia, they are experiencing a range of conflicting emotions.
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Yet, as Gandhi knew, in the end it is political actors, not writers, who bring about real change.
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Businesses designed to bring about social development have mushroomed in the UK and globally over the past decade.
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"Our aesthetic was always to bring about positive visuals to the African diaspora in this country," she says.
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What's more, along with temporary relief, going a little overboard with shopping could bring about even more stress.
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One unintended consequence of the concern is that patients stocking up on medicines might bring about problems themselves.
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"For her young age, Chrissy has an incredible willingness to bring about more awareness and hope to others."
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But the boost Mr Macron gave the sector when he was minister helped bring about a cultural shift.
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When black people are using violence to bring about change, what do you do as a black officer?
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Only by helping people be the best at what they do can we bring about a true revolution.
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It helped bring about a new confrontation within the judiciary, between Lava Jato operatives and the supreme court.
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He had long argued for doing whatever it would take to bring about regime change in North Korea.
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Democrats said the legislation would bring about another economic catastrophe by eliminating vital checks on the financial system.
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Shah Rukh Khan said he would be "stupid" to think films would bring about a change in attitudes.
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Activists hope that a win for opposition parties in Malaysian elections this year could bring about a change.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry urged Russia on Tuesday to join efforts to bring about a ceasefire.
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He felt composting was something that community members could do together to bring about a more sustainable world.
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Its director, Mariam Claeson, said the new funds would help it bring about "transformative change" in global health.
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" Sending veterans to non-VA providers could, for example, bring about new challenges in terms of "care coordination.
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Banks feel blockchain technology can be utilized in areas from remittances to securities exchanges to bring about efficiency.
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That's simply a situation where a few deals need to be made to bring about an inevitable coronation.
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These conversations could help to bring about a future where sexual violence and abuse would become less commonplace.
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"The whole essence of the ... reform was to bring about efficiency to the Nigerian electricity industry," Dogara said.
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Political corruption, fiscal mismanagement, falling commodity prices and stagnation in China converged to bring about a dramatic reversal.
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Do you think Saudi Arabia is actively looking at ways to bring about regime change as we speak?
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They can bring about meaningful change by working toward a solution that prioritizes the health of all humanity.
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America's cultural tastemakers had mustered massive amounts of money and outrage to try to bring about Trump's defeat.
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Realistically speaking, stricter regulation is unlikely to bring about a solution to the high cost of prescription medication.
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What if you think his populism might bring about some necessary creative destruction to a backward-looking G.O.P.?
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We longed for this outcome -- and we prayed that human history would help bring about this biblical conclusion.
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His third goal is to bring about "political revolution" by shaking up and radically reforming the Democratic Party.
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This eventually led to the Second World War, just as this could bring about a new war soon.
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Since pay discrimination already is illegal, you might wonder what the Paycheck Fairness Act really will bring about.
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The changing content landscape could also bring about new moves from the major technology companies, CCS Insight said.
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It was the companion to his efforts, with Senator John Kerry, to bring about some reconciliation with Vietnam.
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I also understand the wound that it opens and the trials and tribulations it's going to bring about.
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What the Chinese government does not realize is that a growing population does not necessarily bring about scarcity.
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"To bring about structural change, lasting change, [raising] awareness is not enough," Obama said in his commencement speech.
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This approach could also bring about far-reaching social progress in areas such as poverty and resource conflicts.
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Rights campaigners say there have been few, if any, moves to bring about greater political and cultural freedoms.
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"The RFS is helping bring about consumer choice by breaking Big Oil's monopoly at the pump," she said.
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It's fair to speculate that success in Asia could bring about a broader focus for the new company.
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Ms. Bonar was one of the activists who had worked to bring about the decisions to end experimentation.
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I, and many of my friends, often find that summers at home bring about a sort of regression.
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The experience of shame, guilt, remorse and confession is supposed to bring about the prisoners' conversion and renewal.
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I'm only able to meet with the most urgent cases, hoping this could bring about a positive outcome.
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In some Biblical interpretations, only intense conflict in the region will bring about the second coming of Christ.
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It's a two-part equation: you have to bring about an idea that makes people go, 'oh, shit.
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I voted for Mr. da Silva with the hope that he would bring about much-needed political change.
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And it would take a broad social movement and lots of public pressure to help bring about change.
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But the move could ultimately bring about the kind of retaliation from Beijing that has spooked stock markets.
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They also weigh whether this or any work of art has the power to bring about cultural change.
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After all, as he regularly reminds his supporters, you can't bring about a political revolution on your own.
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In space, a fleck of paint can bring about more damage than can a speeding bullet on Earth.
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In practice, activating Boost Mode could bring about improvements to a game's frame rate and/or load times.
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Now, pressure from the Trump administration could bring about the most radical changes — including, potentially, slashing its budget.
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"It will take an unprecedented amount of effort to bring about a net zero emissions future," he said.
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The army has repeatedly postponed elections in the past in the name of reforms to bring about reconciliation.
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Still, 65 percent said Trump would bring about change, while just 33 percent said the same of Clinton.
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The Gospel advances by fits and starts, but over time it does bring about change for the good.
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Refusing service to Sanders is a political statement that could even be a way to bring about change.
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But despite all the fanfare, experts are skeptical whether Obama's executive order will bring about immediate, sweeping change.
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Politicians and rights activists say Rouhani has failed to bring about greater freedom, focusing instead on improving the economy.
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Maybe streaming services can bring about an era of "peak movies" that audiences have been eager for all along.
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But Mr. Aronson also helped bring about the demobilization of the contras after the Sandinistas lost elections in 1990.
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Why it matters: Steyer decided he doesn't need to run for president to try to bring about political change.
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It was an effort to imagine, and to bring about, a world in which they wouldn't have to hide.
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There's a full moon in Capricorn on June 28, which will bring about some big philosophical and emotional breakthroughs.
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The move, reported by Bloomberg Business, will bring about 20 former Sidecar employees to GM, including CTO Jahan Khanna.
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They see in his vulnerability an opportunity to bring about a leftward shift that most Americans do not want.
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In a large sauce pan fitted with a vegetable steamer, bring about two cups of water to a boil.
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The second Tuesday in November will bring about more than just a blessed end to the grim presidential race.
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Consequently, it's unlikely that big data will bring about a fundamental change to the study of people and society.
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Psychological studies have concluded that the news and information humans receive and internalize can bring about anxiety and sorrow.
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Best to combine realism with discussions of practical steps pupils can take to bring about change, says Mr Levine.
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In a democracy, you really need a crisis to bring about change,' says Tennebaum, a former Bear Stearns executive.
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Yet some say that if everything is in a state of upheaval already, change becomes easier to bring about.
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He is a political pontiff: during the Obama administration he helped to bring about talks between America and Cuba.
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The researchers were asked to write down their intentions—what kind of world did they hope to bring about?
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Inscribed into the terrain is the cumulative damage of pollution and the real medical harm it can bring about.
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However, I am optimistic that these changes will bring about an evolution of the industry, rather than its demise.
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And while having her daughter did bring about some changes, she tells PEOPLE her fashion has stayed the same.
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And it may not be wide enough to bring about the kind of "blue wave" Democrats are hoping for.
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To bring about the changes, Adler requested an extraordinary shareholders' meeting which it expects to take place in March.
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The accords totally ignored Israeli settlements and did not bring about Israel withdrawing from a single one of them.
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China considers Taiwan part of its territory, and asserts its right to bring about reunification by force if necessary.
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Advocates suggest that increasingly immersive technologies could affect the mind like chemistry and bring about alternative states of consciousness.
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However, he put in place a condition that I needed to get indoctrinated into voodooism, to bring about reform.
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After Mr Trump's victory, which it had worked to bring about, it organised an anti-Trump rally in Manhattan.
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Still, in times of strife, I can't blame Wilde for hoping Valentine's Day could bring about some political miracle.
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He's written a book on assisted suicide where he opposes giving critically ill patients drugs to bring about death.
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Another reason it is so hard to bring about change is that central and regional governments have overlapping responsibilities.
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Sansa may not bring about the golden age that idealistic-to-the-point-of-madness rulers like Dany sought.
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Many citizens are fed up with the system and do not believe the election will bring about positive change.
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Yet the company hopes its success could help bring about change, encouraging others to hire more people with autism.
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By working with the world's greatest democracy, the Cuban leaders can only bring about beneficial reforms for their people.
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Twitter's new rules are an important step forward, but their enforcement will bring about its own set of challenges.
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In previous elections, he portrayed himself as a "firebrand radical," willing to bring about a revolution in the country.
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"A name change, sadly, doesn't only bring about positive consequences and the respect it deserves," Mr. Rodríguez Pérez said.
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Here's the recipe now: (1) Publish a poll contrived to suggest the result you are going to bring about.
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Rallying support in her third year to bring about an even larger overhaul of the system is incredibly quixotic.
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Egyptian officials fume that Mr Abbas has rebuffed their efforts to bring about a reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas.
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I hope the surgeon general's efforts will help bring about positive change in the adoption of non-opioid methods.
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Ronald Reagan's selective engagement in the 1980s helped bring about the dissolution of the Soviet Union, his admirers say.
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Traister's book documents moments when women have overturned expectations of silence and compliance in order to bring about change.
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Rising home prices bring about both good and bad sentiments, depending on whether you're a homeowner or a renter.
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But the new research shows that leftover underground fracking fluid can also bring about earthquakes over the longer term.
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If it raises rates too quickly, the Fed could artificially slow the economy or even bring about a recession.
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There's more the Trump administration could do to bring about some reforms with bipartisan appeal in the new year.
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But with ongoing threats to Mozambique's security, is Tuesday's agreement just symbolic or will it bring about lasting change.
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Ambedkar believed that within a decade or two quotas would bring about "the annihilation of caste" and become unnecessary.
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It becomes virtually inedible if it's just a little overcooked, and undercooked chicken can bring about illness and lawsuits.
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Better laws to protect children and more support from social services are vital to bring about change, UNICEF said.
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It was soo important to her to offer something that would bring about healing and hope to the universe!
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Go deeper: Why deepfakes could bring about the "end of truth" We aren't very good at spotting fake photos
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"That was roughly the average last year, and one that helped bring about the first rate hike," he said.
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For some, the long-term affects of breathing in smoke could bring about an earlier end to their lives.
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"It's not as if one more year of the embargo is going to bring about transformational change," he said.
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" He added, "I think Trump will bring about real change because he's looking at it through a different scope.
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"Some states will need more prayers and more action than others to bring about needed changes," Ms. DeVos acknowledged.
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Zidle said the trade war could bring about "unintended consequences" that many may not be aware of right now.
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She said such talks might even help bring about the release of three Americans still detained in North Korea.
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But the purpose was not to save Freshii; rather it was to bring about a healthy initiative to McDonald's.
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Mr. Trump has said many times that Obamacare's death would bring about cooperation from Democrats in creating an alternative.
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In the final section, another change of narrator and a jump forward to 1970s Australia bring about the denouement.
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IN THIS CASE, THE PLAYERS, THE FANS, AND MAKING SURE WE'RE DOING EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO BRING ABOUT MORE COHESION.
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Some people who helped bring about those advances have warned that improved language software could also empower bad actors.
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Only millions of people standing up for justice can bring about the kind of change that this country requires.
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This is how the U.K. Independence Party, or UKIP, helped bring about the British exit from the European Union.
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Bringing together these two disparate things in this way can often bring about this type of elevated creative thinking.
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Convoys of ambulances and buses began on Thursday to bring about 3,000 civilians and fighters out of eastern Aleppo.
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Two key levels could bring about the next big swings on the S&P 500, says one market watcher.
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But what the United States is doing — using its military to try to bring about political change — isn't working.
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At their discussion, the president communicated that he is the "only one" who could bring about comprehensive immigration reform.
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She talks Fred into giving Serena more power; she talks Serena into using that power to bring about change.
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If both elections in Hong Kong and Taiwan don't bring about a shift in Beijing's policy, nothing probably will.
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Tax season can bring about headaches, but many Americans look forward to the annual consolation prize: a tax refund.
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They are exploring some of the challenges faced by women in the workplace and how to bring about change.
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Today, we say to the prison-industrial-complex that we are going to bring about real criminal justice reform.
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But a productivity boom is not something Trump's economic advisers, or anyone else's, have the tools to bring about.
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It also helped bring about Eggers's subsequent books (including The Circle, which is set to become a feature film in 215), has drawn attention to his literary publications (McSweeney's and The Believer), and helped bring about the founding of 826 Valencia, an afterschool tutoring program that aims to help kids write better.
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We are grateful that our guys used the training they&aposve received thus far to bring about a happy ending.
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"In order to get change and bring about change, you have to do things in a targeted way," he said.
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"In the meantime, we will continue to seek long term solutions to bring about lasting peace and stability in Rakhine."
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Rather than the victory of one province over another, they explain, Mr Moon wants to bring about "a national celebration".
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Will Russia work in good faith, will Iran work in good faith to try to bring about the political transition?
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The more worried companies are about policy flux, the more money they invest in trying to bring about desirable outcomes.
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Traditionally, our stories regarding the god-like creative impulse of man bring about something that will overthrow the creators themselves.
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New York (CNN Business)Lloyd Blankfein is worried that Elizabeth Warren could bring about a radical shift to America's economy.
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They want a nuclear weapon to have theological ends to bring about their mahdi so they can control the world.
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Abe swept into office three years ago with bold plans to end decades of deflation and bring about sustainable growth.
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The rocks down there bring about a whole different picture than what you think about when you're in mountains elsewhere.
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That said, there is a probability that negotiations by boards could bring about temporary upside for SolarCity's stock, they added.
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In fact, the conditions needed to bring about convergence go well beyond what free trade alone is likely to achieve.
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And policymakers have tools to bring about change, including carbon taxes, regulation, subsidies and, if they choose, command and control.
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Otherwise, the attempt to solve global warming by intimidating American corporations could bring about Schumpeter's grim prognosis of capitalism's downfall.
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The Dragon cargo capsule will bring about 7,000 pounds worth of experiments, supplies and hardware to the International Space Station.
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It seemed poised to make good on Mr Modi's promise to bring about a "Congress-free" India—until this week.
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Top Canadian bankers back policies to cool the housing market to bring about a "soft landing," where prices stabilize gradually.
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At the time, many conservative commentators were warning that the Fed's easy money policies would bring about high inflation rates.
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What happened between 2009 and 2015 to bring about the shift in non-college white voters Mr Trump profited from?
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During an earlier conversation, Ng told me that his personal goal is to help bring about an AI-powered society.
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Having more companies than Waymo work toward that future will bring about innovation and speed up the pace of progress.
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He said it may take a referendum to bring about change because of the constitutional protection afforded to religious institutions.
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Mark Zuckerberg just revealed plans to bring about what could be one of the most significant changes in Facebook's history.
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We should be investing in research and development to bring about the next generation of clean and efficient energy systems.
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Beyond monkey tactics, the year of the primate will bring about a baby boom in China, according to local reports.
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Analysts suggest there are other scenarios in which an error or misunderstanding might bring about a conflict on the peninsula.
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David Hufton of oil brokers PVM reckons an agreement could bring about a $40-to-$60-a-barrel oil market.
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"The seven large institutions will bring about 1.2 trillion euros of assets under the supervision of the ECB," he added.
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Nevertheless, elections are fiercely contested and can bring about change within the system of rule overseen by Shi'ite Muslim clerics.
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On Thursday evening, Contreras-Sweet, the Weinstein Co and Schneiderman said they had worked together to bring about the deal.
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This group of woman are a model example on how to bring about change and we should follow their lead.
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The Americans are not using all of the tools necessary in order to bring about a regime change in Iran.
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And none of its current policies or actions in this region are designed to bring about any of those things.
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It once looked as though the financial crisis of 2008 might even bring about the end of laissez-faire economics.
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"A broader, long-term strategy is needed that will bring about fair trade without punishing the wrong people," he said.
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The fact that it could also bring about utter destruction was all the more reason that it would secure peace.
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Maybe, just maybe, the story of Harvey Weinstein will inspire more people to speak out and bring about needed change.
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Obviously, a political logjam in the Senate is not the way to bring about meaningful reform of the Supreme Court.
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There has been measurable improvement in that capacity, enough to bring about a recovery in pricing power in these sectors.
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But, insofar as there is a strategy, it seems almost perfectly crafted to bring about the opposite of its intent.
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Policymakers instead have the opportunity to support numerous solutions that would boost generic competition to bring about even more savings.
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In the name of transparency we should not create new reporting requirements that could bring about obstruction or political pressure.
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In this case, he predicts a divergence to bring about higher gold prices and a neutral to lower dollar. Disclaimer
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Happily, there are religious, civic and educational leaders who are taking a stand to remove prejudice and bring about rapprochement.
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There is no discussion of working with Congress on proposals to actually revise immigration laws and bring about lasting change.
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The organization hopes to bring about a joint action from charities and non-profits to fast-moving and developing events.
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For those forces to "parachute in their favored Washington candidate," he warned, would bring about "absolute disaster" for the party.
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It next reviews policy on March 23, and most economists expect no policy change with falling prices bring about deflation.
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The failure of that project to bring about hoped-for urban renewal has left locals more skeptical this time around.
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They believe that a society of human equals means a sociological leveling that will flatten culture and bring about decline.
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The West's engagement policy — based on the hope that trade and investment would bring about democratic changes in China — prevailed.
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The left thinks Trump will bring about a fascist coup, a war with China, or a betrayal of our alliances.
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The investigation implicated hundreds of politicians and business figures and helped bring about the downfall of Italy's dominant political parties.
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Immigration, unauthorized or otherwise, is just one of the changes that bring about a feeling of the loss of control.
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The American excuse is that after decades of failure to bring about a negotiated settlement, a new approach is necessary.
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He told him that South Korea's efforts to improve ties with the North would also help to bring about denuclearization.
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Progressives who thought Mr. Buttigieg could bring about real change will remember how quickly he lined up with Mr. Biden.
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He questioned Mr. Obama's rationale that opening Cuba to travel and business would somehow help bring about the government's demise.
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On caucus day, 52 percent of Democrats cited "can bring about needed change" as their top quality for a candidate.
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There's a fatalistic streak running through these selections, but it's one that might help us bring about a fairer world.
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Black Lives Matter's divisive rhetoric will not bring about reconciliation, let alone police reform; it will only make matters worse.
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So why would I not use this time to try to voice an opinion and bring about the most change?
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Despite having the world's most powerful military, the U.S. has been unable to bring about peace to Iraq or Syria.
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Of course, efforts to bring about regime change can take many forms, with military confrontation far down the options list.
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Better-informed audiences have the information needed to make up their own minds and bring about reforms and democratic institutions.
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If you could do anything to bring about a fundamental change in poverty and economic mobility, what would you do?
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Mr. Assad hoped this would weaken their resolve and bring about their collapse and a clear path to regime victory.
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The faculty, staff and curriculum need to represent a diverse institution in order to bring about a truly diverse class.
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Formal annexation won't bring about any real change or extra benefits for the Israelis who live in the occupied areas.
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Ms. Lee's advocacy for public health and safety issues helped bring about New York City's pooper-scooper law in 1978.
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As the process moves forward, Comcast will continue to fight and likely use its muscle to bring about political intervention.
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They bring about a reality, or seek to, but they are not producing a falsehood by virtue of their performativity.
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International powers agreed to try to bring about a "cessation of hostilities" in Syria's five-year civil war this week.
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Time after time, midazolam has failed to keep condemned prisoners adequately anesthetized and to bring about a quick, humane death.
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But it would also be one of the most effective ways to bring about the change this country desperately needs.
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"The president is keen for the conference to bring about only decisions that suit his own project," Habib told Reuters.
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It focuses on instilling confidence, encouragement to find inner leadership, to stand up for beliefs and bring about school success.
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State proposals, while well-intentioned, would come into direct conflict with ERISA and bring about a compliance nightmare for employers.
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They spoke about, 'What are the structures in place to make sure we understand what's happening and bring about change?
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The transition to 5G begins this year and could bring about revolutionary changes to the way we use the internet.
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Then, as now, it was unclear whether the best way to bring about social change was through violence or love.
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They are aimed at modifying Iran's behavior not bring about a "regime change" targeting President Hassan Rouhani, the officials added.
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Abuses in the mortgage-backed securities industry such as these helped bring about the most devastating financial crisis in our lifetime.
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I want support in my belief that not doing a thing won't bring about my punishment for not doing the thing.
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Everyone has an opinion for me on imminent wars, unpredictable leaders, and the powerlessness of ordinary people to bring about change.
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The Golden Globes can bring about unexpected fashion choices, thanks to the annual event's sheer volume and range of the attendees.
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Whatever consequences this may bring about, my casting is nothing in comparison to the fact that this story must be told.'
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A scissor has a "mirror image" within it; two halves of a whole, that, when put together, can bring about destruction.
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Assuming that the West is not going to stop bombing its enemies imminently, what changes are you hoping to bring about?
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But I'm also hopeful that this collective ache can really bring about something that's meaningful and powerful and we can change.
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If compelled by some arcane custom to do so, I'd have praised the unpraiseworthy -- to help bring about a favorable result.
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"Elections cannot be postponed, therefore before the elections I will bring about stability and I will eradicate terrorism," Sirisena told Reuters.
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Back-to-school day can bring about an array of emotions for parents, from excitement to nervousness to, sometimes, even relief.
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But the idea that Moscow will bring about a settlement in a multilayered conflict as tangled as Syria may be illusory.
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As I have written previously, the last thing she wanted was to remove Trump and to bring about a Pence administration.
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The betting was that failure would push prices well below $40 a barrel, and possibly bring about the collapse of OPEC.
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Done hastily or heavy-handedly, a slowdown in debt accumulation could bring about the very crisis it is meant to defuse.
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Whether it's a lyric, a melody or just vibrations, he argues that music is able to bring about profound personal change.
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Positivists believed that government by a high-minded "scientific" elite could bring about modern industrial societies without violence or class struggle.
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And to bring about that future, Ng, now an adjunct professor at Stanford, will share what he knows best by teaching.
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Demanding that tech giants be broken up may get the odd rally chanting, but it would be hard to bring about.
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Showing voters that they can bring about change on bread-and-butter issues may help Republicans fend off competition in 2020.
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At the same time, he has done nothing to bring about an urgently required reappraisal of the Republicans' stale economic agenda.
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I think, when you're in life-or-death scenarios, the mind does some funny things to bring about closure and peace.
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Perhaps that is the point, and his real bet is that sanctions will bring about economic agonies that topple the regime.
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Page also predicts that fewer H-1B visas could bring about more acqui-hires, in order to obtain the best engineers.
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How many of these meetings and presentations bring about real change and how many dissipate against a wall of tribal polarization?
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"We will be the government that knows how to bring about changes," Plenkovic told the parliamentary deputies while presenting his cabinet.
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Its semi-soft, pleasantly toothsome texture will bring about a sigh of relief and an exclamation of, "Ah, nice!" upon tasting.
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He nodded to the 2000s, during which the Fed raised rates 17 times, which helped bring about the 2008 financial crisis.
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Kenneth Geers, Chief Research Scientist at Comodo, showed how elections in any country bring about a massive spike in malware detections.
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Those are the kinds of movements that we need, and that's how we will bring about real change in this country.
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And maybe from there these groups we've gathered together, this mental psychic gathering, can bring about a lot of different actions.
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Trump has previously threatened to cut off the payments as a way to bring about the collapse of the healthcare law.
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Nonetheless, I hope that our combined efforts help bring about positive change to rules and regulations that govern our online conduct.
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ASCO is committed to working with Congress and CMS to bring about comprehensive, value-based payment reform for high-quality care.
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Stadler declined comment on the possibility that ongoing investigations could bring about further personnel changes and referred to moves announced previously.
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Education alone is not enough to bring about success: At every educational level, African-Americans earn less than their white counterparts.
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For that reason, he thought carefully about how to bring about free communities of equals in our economic and political circumstances.
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Corker told Politico that he felt that "moves are being made" to bring about Sessions's ouster from the Department of Justice.
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Those major speeches — with the implied threat of regime change — probably helped bring about at least a partial change in attitude.
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After the March for Our Lives, some of the student activists signaled they would continue working to bring about gun control.
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But our work goes beyond calls for action; we've also offered up viable policy solutions that would bring about real reforms.
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His advisers say that the reforms so far are just a "first draft" of the changes he will eventually bring about.
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In particular, killing or seriously injuring someone in the line of duty can bring about PTSD and depression in police officers.
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In other words, a policy solely centered on sanctions and pressure did not bring about the desired breakthrough in the talks.
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Among the benefits bitcoin futures will bring about to traders are improved transparency, price discovery and liquidity, according to the Cboe.
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He fights to keep Ethiopia as one nation, avoid ethnic clashes and bring about real democracy and the rule of law.
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The group helped bring about the first joint legislative sexual harassment hearing at the state's Senate in more than 85033 years.
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In each city around the world, activists are working within their own communities to bring about equality and respect for women.
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But the opposition now seeks to maintain momentum despite fatigue, cynicism that marches can bring about change, and fear of violence.
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"What's transpired in the last 48 hours is enough to prove that only speaking up can bring about changes," it said.
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"Relationships are the key things that bring about real changes," said Sarah Hemminger, who co-founded Thread with her husband Ryan.
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But it won't address the host of other problems increased tanker traffic will bring about, including ship strikes and oil spills.
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The streets were the battlefield, and the ones in power were supplying every kind of poison to bring about an implosion.
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Pompeo praised European countries for helping bring about the summit scheduled for Tuesday, saying it could not have happened without them.
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Hutchinson said one of the best ways to bring about change is to hit companies where it hurts, their bottom line.
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Trump intends to bring about the collapse of the liberal international order, in its commitment to open societies and its institutions.
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The strike was called on Thursday night after negotiations between the union and school board failed to bring about a deal.
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His arrogance leads to misdeeds that, when revealed — his "Harvey Weinstein moment," Mr. Fitch said — bring about his downfall and death.
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He wants his legacy to be his country's reintegration into the global economy, which the deal was supposed to bring about.
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It's time to push for the solutions and strategies that will bring about real change, even if they make us uncomfortable.
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Art has always been about the people, and it can be a very effective method to bring about change and resistance.
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Collectively, we have failed to generate sufficient public outrage to bring about the changes that will help prevent this mindless slaughter.
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" And a D.N.C. spokeswoman, Xochitl Hinojosa, praised the new groups for their work to "bring about progressive change and elect Democrats.
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"Everywhere I go, I'm meeting Democrats ready to bring about that change," Buttigieg said Monday night in the Iowa City suburbs.
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"However, failure to renegotiate the deal with the U.S. would likely bring about even deeper damage to Iran's economy," it added.
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Nonetheless, I hope that our combined efforts help bring about positive change to rules and regulations that govern our online conduct.
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But some experts argue the scheme has neither the reach nor the authority to bring about change on a meaningful scale.
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Some protests are the result of spoiled, pampered students and "activists" who aim to bring about their view of utopian globalization.
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Now, she is active in a church group called Dormant No More, trying to bring about change in her own town.
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The idea is that he is a steady, experienced political hand who will bring about a return to normalcy and competence.
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"Popular uprising is the only option left to Cambodian democrats to bring about a democratic change," Rainsy told Reuters by email.
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They've been credited with helping bring about the recent booms in solar and wind power and the resulting decreases in emissions.
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It is incumbent upon us to acknowledge this moment as an inflection point to bring about real social and cultural change.
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I want to convince my friends that my program is the only one that can bring about recovery for the country.
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It threatens to bring about Trump's impeachment and inflict collateral damage on the presidential campaign of Democratic front-runner Joe Biden.
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Not only were we able to reduce expenditures, but in each case we were able to bring about significant organizational change.
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The drafters of the "Stand By Your Ad" rule thought they would bring about a more civil brand of campaign discourse.
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"It's going to be a very, very difficult situation either way, to bring about labor now or later," Dr. Pai said.
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The loss of an important military charter contract helped bring about its ultimate demise, the Chicago Tribune reported at the time.
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If negotiations collapse altogether, that would bring about the nightmare "no deal" scenario that has long been most feared by business.
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The Conservative Party has been at war on Europe since its growing hostility to the EU helped bring about Margaret Thatcher's downfall.
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The book in Bannon Bannon has never been secretive about his desire to use Trump to bring about his vision of America.
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" "We have a lot of trouble trying to bring about the kind of harmony and understanding and tolerance that we wish for.
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Runaway warming could bring about mass extinction in the natural world, wicked droughts, deadlier heatwaves, bigger wildfires, more-intense storms and more.
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Until that happens, any opportunity that I have to bring about awareness or a call for community, I'm going to do it.
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It's hardly a spoiler to tell you that the new X-Men villain wants to bring about the end of the world.
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I noticed my instructor's brush produced flick-y sound effects that I can only imagine her decades of experience could bring about.
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The meeting of these causes, members of ACT UP hope, could bring about a wider change in the way drugs are priced.
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"Because music experiences generally tend to be positive and bring about positive moods, a person can end up more productive," she said.
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"The debacle in Iowa should bring about the swift resignation of Tom Perez," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist and Sanders ally.
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Kate participated in a conversation on how sugar can bring about a brief feeling of euphoria but then leads to a crash.
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"This perfect storm is likely to bring about a heavy human and financial toll unless we do something about it," Doig added.
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Instead, the arrival of President Trump may bring about the opposite outcome—his bluff is being called by the hawks at home.
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They imbue a single citizen with a unique power to challenge a problem or practice, and bring about institutional and cultural change.
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And if that sounds familiar, it's because it's long been the company's mission to bring about the end of personal car ownership.
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It is not simply a question of boosting aggregate demand, but of helping to bring about a shift to a new equilibrium.
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We aim to bring about much needed, systemic change to the fashion industry, and are working to create a safe work environment.
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But this change doesn't bring about a new design, new features, or perhaps most importantly, a new focus to Google's smartwatch efforts.
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Working as both an artist and a commercial photographer gives me a great platform to help bring about some of that change.
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Each Detroit automaker will bring about 500 people to Trump's event on Wednesday, bused in from auto plants, technical centers and headquarters.
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Trump's spending plans could trigger inflation and bring about higher interest rates, making banks a likely winning sector in the new administration.
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Even while the forces of evil were conspiring to perpetrate history's greatest evil, God was working to bring about history's greatest good.
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That era has long faded, but if scientists want to bring about a new golden age, they should study that history closely.
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"I declare this officially: I joined antifa, I'm gonna bring about a communist revolution, and make white people go extinct," he says.
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Bonds are telling one story and stocks another, and some strategists say Friday's jobs report could bring about a day of reckoning.
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Initially I wasn't rooting for him -- but we've already tried so many methods and leaders to bring about peace and nothing worked.
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Those who charge election officials with incompetence, or worse, indifference to the threat, are wrong, and not helping bring about a solution.
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That desirable change, which he himself once promised to bring about, "will only happen when the American people demand it", he concluded.
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Maybe only the possibility of doxxing the very people campaigns want to win over will bring about the cybersecurity changes voters deserve.
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All of these things helped bring about her characteristic style, which she has also been exploring with some really fantastic embroidery work.
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As well as reducing reoffending, says Andrew Neilson of the Howard League, another charity, they could bring about a valuable cultural shift.
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They also bring about endings (and new beginnings) in a way that can feel abrupt, like a Band-Aid being ripped off.
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The mid-term elections of 2011 promised to bring about major changes as a Tea Party insurgency came to power in Congress.
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He wants you to hit the pavement, to go and do things that bring about change on both macro and micro levels.
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The harder part, which may take another decade, will be finding out what genetic changes are needed to bring about the compartmentalisation.
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And having failed to create enough Europeans like Mr Klein, the EU lacks the popular legitimacy it needs to bring about reform.
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A relentless commitment and faith to a certain cause is the epicenter needed to bring about the very necessary changes in Iran.
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"They (protests) are designed to bring about the destruction of Israel," Michael Oren, a former Israeli ambassador to the US, told CNN.
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The openness that was said to bring about a democratic revolution instead seems to have torn a hole in the social fabric.
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It is absolutely clear that such an event would bring about a bolstering of negative elements in the area, headed by Iran.
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Richard Cordray, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, pointed out what a major change his agency was poised to bring about.
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Until then, there should be no normalization, except for the 800,000 Dreamers, if their exception will bring about the first two steps.
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It stokes in us the great fires of ingenuity to bring about inventions such as these: the duct-taped March Madness buddy.
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One doesn't need a horoscope to predict what the equation of non-science with science might bring about in India and elsewhere.
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"You have to enter into the magical experience in a respectful way, so that you bring about a positive result," Alexander says.
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This year must be the year we acknowledge, celebrate and tell the stories of artists whose works bring about positive social change.
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He often targets struggling companies as an activist to bring about changes to improve their businesses and boost their stock market values.
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This week will bring about a further test for euro bulls with the release of preliminary PMI data for May on Wednesday.
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Salesforce was founded in 2105 to bring about "the end of software as we know it," as Mr. Benioff liked to say.
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Refinery executives sharply criticized the regulations during recent earnings calls, saying the burden helped bring about the weakest profits in five years.
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Trade policy grounded both in revision and competitiveness can help bring about the change that apparently figured so prominently in Trump's victory.
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But today it is clear that even the Mandal reforms have failed to bring about Ambedkar's dream of a genuinely equal society.
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If Fruchterman knows one thing, it's that high-impact projects take lots of time and money to bring about lasting meaningful change.
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"It was a powerful mechanism, because it was women from their community working within their community to bring about change," she said.
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Although they must be taken seriously, it will not deter us from what we're doing, which is trying to bring about justice.
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" Guaidó would bring about that liberation, he claimed: "I met him in December, and I told him, 'You are the Chosen One.
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Others are not proud of our history and would like to bring about a fundamental change in the nature of our nation.
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In Alabama, more want a candidate that can bring about needed change, while another third want someone who can unite the country.
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Progressive reformers helped bring about tenement laws and income taxes, trustbusting and labor protections, women's suffrage and the direct election of senators.
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"In order to bring about gender parity in Congress, we're talking about identifying another 100 women who can win elections," Lawless emphasizes.
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Alongside Simone de Beauvoir and Catherine Deneuve, in order to bring about change Duras admitted publicly to having illegally had an abortion.
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At first these experiences bring about an immense sense of joy, but over time they all just become part of the routine.
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Can creating and experiencing different forms of art — paintings, books, movies, music, fashion and more — help bring about social and cultural change?
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The possibility that Mr. al-Bashir could slip away to a comfortable exile had preoccupied many who helped bring about his downfall.
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The law is set to take effect in January 2018, and officials expect legalization to bring about $1 billion in tax revenue.
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It is an age group profoundly disenchanted with the political establishment and urgently seeking a moral leader to bring about real change.
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He cautioned that sports betting was unlikely to bring about a windfall in tax revenue, but it stood to bolster Atlantic City.
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More importantly, you're also able to deal with other challenges like the economic uncertainties caused by virus outbreaks that bring about recessions.
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Unfortunately, the global realignment of trade to bring about a balance in trade between the U.S. and China may be a chimera.
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Anti-abortion policies like these aim to bring about an end to abortion; but history has shown us there's no such thing.
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The dollar took a bruising this year as the elation that Trump could quickly bring about fiscal stimulus and tax reform faded.
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The committee was meeting in Saudi Arabia on Monday to discuss a U.S.-Russian plan to bring about a "cessation of hostilities".
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These migrations bring about breeding frenzies among hundreds of thousands of gnus, which create competition for males seeking to establish territorial dominance.
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For the people who enjoy using Vudu, these changes floated in the Journal's report probably aren't going to bring about much excitement.
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" Ms. Choo also berated North Korea, calling its plan to target Guam "a delusion that would only bring about its self-destruction.
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To wit: Augmented reality is the next major computing platform; housing costs are too expensive; and millennials will bring about societal change.
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For a time, the agreement was expected to bring about a negotiated peace between the two sides and freedom for the Palestinians.
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"We've seen the devastation and the deaths that one assault rifle with a number of magazines can bring about," Johnson told CBS.
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"The ability to short the market (bet on the price falling) should bring about more efficiencies as reality bites into the price."
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And that's the kind of America we will bring about, through our policies and our example, when I'm in the White House.
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Trump and Kim have met three times since 2018 in an attempt to bring about the long-sought denuclearization of North Korea.
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Still, Myers said if the FDA can implement its agenda quickly and comprehensively as a package, it can bring about transformative change.
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Such discussions, he said, could potentially bring about change in the Kremlin's policies and form a better basis for U.S.- Russia relations.
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The collaborators, along with The Notebook actor Ryan Gosling, joined forces in 2016 to bring about the critically-acclaimed La La Land.
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Last year it defaulted, and the federal government stepped in, trying to restore fiscal order and bring about a giant debt restructuring.
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In any event, the new app will certainly give aviation geeks another means to help bring about change in the airline industry.
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"Blueberries are a melting pot of these bioactive compounds that work together to bring about all these different health benefits," she said.
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Given this intense opposition to independent repairs, not all shop owners are convinced that right to repair can bring about tangible progress.
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Or, better yet, if they wish to bring about change to the Israeli political system, they can move to Israel and vote.
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The New York Times noted, however, that He's case is being passed to "public security organs" which could bring about criminal charges.
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It is expected to bring about $155 billion over 10 years, according to a summary of the Republican proposal distributed last week.
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A few powerful people have hatched plots to bring about certain outcomes, usually with the goal of benefitting the shadowy string-pullers.
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The solutions we have put forward are rooted in the idea that it will take sustained social movements to bring about lasting change.
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But the changes Trump hopes to bring about may not be finalized in time to affect coverage for 2019, let alone next year.
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Record-shattering US oil growth The oversupply in 2020 comes as OPEC and its allies attempt to bring about equilibrium in the market.
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" She told Campus Reform (the conservative blog linked on Professor Watchlist) it was meant to "bring about a deeper love for the planet.
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Whatever Mattis's preference, the current Troop level, in Bolger's view, is unlikely to bring about any kind of decisive change to the conflict.
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Another OPEC founding member, Venezuela, is also the subject of U.S. sanctions on its oil exports to bring about political and economic change.
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This month in particular, Taurus, your own movements and those of the people around you will bring about major changes in your life.
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Arie Kruglanski, a social psychologist at the University of Maryland, said that long campaigns bring about "cognitive openness," or in other words, indecisiveness.
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If those entities were under state control, they argued, their purpose would be to support North Dakota farmers rather than bring about profit.
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"We support Judge Breyer's efforts, working through Director Mueller, to bring about a prompt and fair resolution of the civil litigation" she said.
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But as this week's events have shown, efforts to bring about a just and durable peace in Rakhine are more urgent than ever.
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The police say the program in the neighborhood of Watts has helped bring about a 50 percent reduction in violent crime and arrests.
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The "closed door policy" of these nations towards the Palestinians was created in order to bring about precisely the situation we are facing.
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" In a statement, they said "the evaluation of strategic options aims to bring about the best outcome for the group and for shareholders.
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He's tuned to notice feelings of tension, anxiety and sadness — and sees spending as a means to bring about a different emotional state.
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We need to create a coalition, Sunni-led coalition on the ground with our special operators to destroy ISIS and bring about stability.
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The two countries cooperated in November to bring about an agreement between OPEC members to reduce supply to markets to support crude prices.
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The historic train takes travelers east of Ely to a site where telescopes and astronomy guides help bring about a star-filled evening.
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But if many first-generation exiles once thought Castro's death would bring about the end of his regime, they're not so sure now.
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With training, and support from legal advisers, lay people can and will make well-informed, well-reasoned decisions that bring about just outcomes.
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Critics have observed that it has failed to bring about any real deleveraging, because debt-to-GDP levels have continued to creep up.
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In the long run, the team plans to bring about a dozen classes to its $60 plan and 20 to the $90 one.
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But it is wrong to think it can bring about dramatic change in Iran and Venezuela without risking dramatic spikes in petrol prices.
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This was common during the last housing boom, when mortgage fraud helped bring about one of the worst financial crises in U.S. history.
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There are about 19 trillion reasons that Congress has failed, and it's going to take energetic, fresh voices to bring about real change.
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Bezos has often stated the company's goal is to help bring about a future in which millions are living and working in space.
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Government officials then began meeting with exchanges this week to bring about the trading suspensions, a source with knowledge of discussions told TechCrunch.
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The first indications are that a determined United States has a fair chance of helping to bring about a lasting change in Venezuela.
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And whether it's in movies or cults, comets today are still seen as things that can bring about the end of the world.
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To become an OTD is to almost certainly bring about the end of a marriage, which is frequently arranged at a young age.
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In his Accra speech, he made a direct pitch to Africa's youth, saying "it will be the young people" who bring about change.
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Like similar car-free days in other countries, seeing the positive impact from this weekly activity inspired residents to bring about permanent change.
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They have gambled that concerted pressure on the authorities to respect the election date will bring about Congo's first peaceful transition of power.
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Complaints are "tools we use to bring about significant improvements in many aspects of our lives," Guy Winch wrote in The Squeaky Wheel.
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Like other presidents who came before him, I do not see he will bring about peace or any good to the Palestinian people.
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"You won't bring about big changes by sweet-talking," Achleitner said, adding he expected Cryan to run the bank in the long term.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Colombia called on Wednesday for action to end Venezuela's humanitarian crisis and bring about a political transition leading to free elections.
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It is now planning to invest in infrastructure projects to bring about major economic reform by making the country less dependent on oil.
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Their countries are the first and second largest OPEC producers and cooperated in November to bring about an agreement to support crude prices.
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That sense of urgency must still be there—the feeling that every day we must work to bring about the changes we desire.
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But their leverage and creativity will only bring about widespread change if they address fundamental payment and regulatory issues that govern American healthcare.
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It's of course still very early in the season, and baseball is a game where sample sizes can bring about some fickle results.
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These will be dangerous times for many activists, but it is their risks and sacrifices that can bring about a truly democratic change.
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Eclipses bring about major turning points in our lives, they have a "fated" feeling about them—but they're also intensely stressful and emotional.
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Philosophers of the Enlightenment imagined that it was possible to break the chains of oppression and bring about the emancipation of all people.
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" Iran has long been a main adversary of the Trump administration, with Pence suggesting Thursday that Tehran seeks to bring about "another Holocaust.
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The separately-listed business this week stopped short of forecasting earnings figures, instead flagging sales volume growth that may bring about higher profitability.
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The white nationalist rally is expected to bring about 400 demonstrators as well at least 1,85033 counterprotesters, according to the permits and applications.
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But we can bring about change in New York City in ways that we simply cannot in many other places on Planet Earth.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin defended accusations that a U.S.-drafted economic solution to bring about Israeli-Palestinian peace has little chance of success.
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The only way for Iraq to bring about internal stability is to reorganize itself based on healthy dialogue with entities within the country.
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His very presence, after all, recalled the downfall of President Richard Nixon—an event Dean, then the White House counsel, helped bring about.
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He additionally argued that the Clean Power Plan would set a precedent that could bring about harsher regulations that more directly harm Nevada.
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Their sometimes-cooperative, sometimes-competitive work has helped bring about a pioneering treatment that could reach the market as early as next year.
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For example, a 1992 memo about genocide in Bosnia is credited with helping bring about the Dayton Accords that ended the war there.
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Fighting to control slave markets and routes, volatile coalitions of local chiefs and Europeans bring about the destruction of ancient cities and states.
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And, throughout the shutdown, Trump repeatedly harped on the need for wall money to bring about any compromise to re-open the government.
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The technician predicted that the end of Wednesday's selling could bring about another lift for crude prices, but not enough to pass $50.
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Clinton as deserving incarceration; warning that the election will be rigged; and suggesting that international bankers are colluding to bring about his defeat.
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"Shoppers will do a whole lot of good and bring about powerful change simply by shopping Olivela," Boyd tells PEOPLE of the project.
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The goal is to bring about cultural change and redefine what it means to be a male, because men are ruining the world.
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A regular at the readings before she died in 2015, she helped bring about the move out of a cluster of academic buildings.
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The two sessions bring about 5,000 delegates to Beijing, many of them politically, economically or socially influential, for significant, if closed-door, deliberations.
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While carrots and sticks can bring about short-term changes in behavior, they often undermine interest in and responsibility for the behavior itself.
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For example, 7 Northeastern states and D.C. are engaging communities and stakeholders around policies to bring about a future of low-carbon transportation.
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Their findings have the potential to bring about a paradigm shift in how we understand the intelligence of non-human animals, particularly dogs.
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Carbon dioxide output is on pace to eventually bring about global warming levels that blow past the targets of the Paris climate agreement.
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Instead, a clear set of forecasts would bring about "a modest improvement" in how businesses, households and financial markets understand the BoE's objectives.
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The fight for clean, unpolluted air can bring about a more visually appealing environment as well as a healthier longevity for the planet.
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"You say you want a revolution," all these plays all seem to agree: Just don't expect it to bring about the promised utopia.
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Ms. Tamimi, 17, accepted a plea bargain that will end her trial and should bring about her release in July, her lawyer said.
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The chief goal of one sort of person who donates to organizations like CAP is to bring about the downfall of Donald Trump.
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Competition lies behind democracy in politics and markets in the economy, which — bounded by the rule of law and morality — bring about excellence.
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A rate cut before September could bring about a quicker end to the Fed's plan to stop shrinking its large portfolio of bonds.
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Klobuchar's plan focuses on outlining the broad areas she would address rather than explaining the specific ways she would bring about those changes.
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The government is making efforts to stably manage the situation it faces as well as to bring about peace on the Korean peninsula.
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The very nature of art itself is to bring about something new in a person, whether it be a mindset or an idea.
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The aim with today's announcement — laid out in a press briefing — however, is to bring about a more coordinated approach across the region.
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As speaker she helped bring about numerous historic pieces of legislation, including the Affordable Care Act and President Barack Obama's financial stimulus package.
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But driving the militants from their territory alone will not be enough to bring about their long-term defeat, officials and analysts say.
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Young voters typically vote at a lower rate in part because of a belief that their vote will not bring about meaningful change.
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Instead, it is poised to bring about a wide-scale decimation of jobs — mostly lower-paying jobs, but some higher-paying ones, too.
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The US and the Taliban signed a conditional peace agreement Saturday morning that could bring about an end to America's war in Afghanistan.
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Sam Nunn, a Georgia Democrat, helped bring about the deactivation of thousands of nuclear and chemical weapons left over from the Cold War.
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"This statue conveys the power of women working together to bring about revolutionary change in our society," the group's president told The Guardian.
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Why it matters: The legacy of 1989 is the power of citizens to bring about change, but today faith in democracy is falling.
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Goodness may give rise to immediate satisfaction or demand sustained sacrifice (as those who have fought to bring about social change can attest).
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President Donald Trump has long sought a comprehensive agreement with the Taliban, which could bring about a diminished US presence in the region.
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Now the AI researchers who helped bring about the change say Amazon's Rekognition, IBM's Watson, and Microsoft's Azure facial recognition should follow suit.
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" Ms. Stent noted on Saturday that if the Russians were in fact interfering in this election, "it could bring about new energy sanctions.
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The move is intended to bring about a new chapter of "positive cooperation" as the relationship has not always been smooth, Mitsotakis said.
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"This would bring about a lengthy shortfall in economic growth with respect to its potential and hinder efforts to boost employment," he added.
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They may allow us temporarily to beat him at his own game, but they will never enable us to bring about genuine change.
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"This is our chance to bring about changes we've been talking about since Obamacare was forced on the American people," Mr. McConnell said.
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But analysts have warned that a snap election is hard to bring about, especially in view of Romania's fragmented and disparate parliamentary groupings.
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Around the W.N.B.A., in the lead-up to the season, teams seemed hopeful that the #MeToo movement might bring about such a reckoning.
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The Norwegian Nobel Committee hopes the peace agreement will help to bring about positive change for the entire populations of Ethiopia and Eritrea.
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ET. Larry Fink, chief of the world's largest money manager, believes the intensifying climate crisis will bring about a fundamental reshaping of finance.
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And he thinks he can bring about the kind of robust growth of 4 percent or more that was commonplace in decades past.
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But some worry he may not be the right person to bring about the transformational changes the climate crisis demands, InsideClimate News reports.
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A greater use of counsel for questioning could bring about the kind of courtroom dramatics that we know make for deeply watchable news.
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Abe told reporters that Japan wants to exercise leadership to bring about change in Pyongyang's policies through close cooperation with the international community.
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" He went on, "In our base case, the Russians bring about four hundred and fifty tanks to the fight, and NATO brings none.
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The new decade will bring about massive investments into these technologies given their immediate ability to influence consumers during the actual purchase process.
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These protests were successful and I fell in love with nonviolence as a way to peacefully bring about an end to our suffering.
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And we have done too little to empower all citizens, regardless of circumstance, with the knowledge and tools required to bring about change.
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In recent months, opposition leaders have struggled to organize large, sustained demonstrations amid skepticism by Venezuelans that the opposition can bring about change.
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He said he thinks that consuming all the elements in the cannabis plant together is still likely to bring about the greatest benefits.
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Boone Isaacs promised to "conduct a review of our membership recruitment in order to bring about much-needed diversity" in the coming weeks.
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EXETER, NH — Yes, Bernie Sanders wants to bring about a political revolution and move the Democratic Party to the left on economic issues.
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Myanmar's Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun said that the government had declared a ceasefire through August and was trying to bring about national reconciliation.
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There's not a lot of reason to believe Sanders could bring about this degree of change with his profoundly different platform, Purdy said.
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His supporters said that they were most worried about the economy and that they most wanted an outsider candidate who could bring about change.
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A deepening leadership crisis in Germany could soon bring about the premature end of Angela Merkel's reign as chancellor, analysts told CNBC on Monday.
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Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, who helped bring about a more disciplined approach to the candidate, was seen as potential White House senior adviser.
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Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton not only have competing political programs but also, more crucially, rival visions of how to bring about political change.
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"The government.. is keen to keep order, stabilize security and bring about justice through implementing the rules prescribed by Allah...," said the ministry statement.
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Many see that development as a threat to the U.S. that could bring about a seismic change in the world order Washington helped shape.
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As we know from Bird Box — a film about monsters who cause death if they are merely seen — strangers can often bring about destruction.
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Having a running dialogue is the best way to expose and identify the issues facing the food industry and start to bring about change.
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In this environment, the BSR report explains, Facebook alone cannot bring about the broad changes needed to address the human rights situation in Myanmar.
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Schwarzenegger and others have called for independent commissions to handle redistricting instead of state legislature, which they say would bring about more competitive elections.
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Enthusiasts of the Singularity believe the unfettered free market, particularly the one in Silicon Valley, will bring about the quantum rapture they eagerly await.
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Ultimately, Kraus explains that therapy can help clarify these kinds of thoughts and feelings, and lead to insights that bring about a healthy change.
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This is an opportunity to fix civil society organisations in this country and to bring about a reckoning for people who abuse their power.
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Drinking a Molson and watching Radio Radio perform a song about deck shoes--called "Dekshoo"--will bring about a shift in a person's conscience.
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"Over the next few years we need to double our capital spend to make sure we can bring about the new projects," Magara said.
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Both heaven and hell want the rematch the Apocalypse will bring about, but Crowley and Aziraphale have grown accustomed to the comforts of Earth.
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"While I will continue to review clemency applications, only Congress can bring about the lasting changes we need to federal sentencing," Obama wrote Thursday.
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He said on Tuesday a budget of 50 billion euros ($55 billion) will be needed for 2020 to bring about a "shock" fiscal stimulus.
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Thus, in its pursuit of a seemingly innocuous goal, an AI could bring about the extinction of humanity purely as an unintended side effect.
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If it were to continue to do the same – and also focus on reallocating capital and investment – this could bring about significant productivity gains.
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Sometimes new attitudes bring about a change in the law, as with the introduction of Prohibition and the reform of civil rights in America.
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What we call progress is marginal change, at best, and that marginal change only comes because women fight tirelessly, to bring about that change.
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"People know what is in your heart, they know what you are about, and they see the results that you bring about," he said.
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My daughter and I fought very hard during the last months of my life to try to bring about positive change in this world.
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Perimenopause is usually seen when women are in their 40s, but can also bring about symptoms in the 30s, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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" Giuliani also credited stop-and-frisk with helping to bring about "an 85% reduction in crime in New York City between 1994 and 2013.
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As the New York Times reported last year, Nader did help bring about $200 million in contracts from the UAE to Broidy's firm, Circinus.
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What I would say is today we try to follow that exact same principle in the decision-making that we bring about every day.
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Stopping short of forecasting any precise earnings figures, finance chief Frank Lutz said volume growth would bring about higher profitability, citing better utilisation rates.
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Once again, the hedge fund folks looked up and saw there was real growth and that these technologies would bring about significant valuable change.
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People were less likely to answer that the president "can bring about the changes this country needs" and that he is "honest and trustworthy."
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If Bill Clinton's wife is elected president, let's hope she can work with Congress to bring about this reform, which should garner bipartisan support.
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The two have been close friends for years and have spoken together publicly about how to bring about change and gender equality in Hollywood.
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TOMORROW IN THE HILL: Coal companies have their fingers crossed for Donald Trump, hoping that he'll bring about a turnaround for the industry's fortunes.
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It's about discovering how solidarity and kindness are intertwined at the personal and institutional level, and understanding their combined potential to bring about change.
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We need to open up employer-based plans to the general population, bring about price transparency and unleash interstate delivery of care and coverage.
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Macron has sought breakthrough Since winning the French presidency in May, Macron has been keen to help bring about a lasting peace in Libya.
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And one glance at their dumbfounded, happy little faces is enough to bring about unbridled joy in even the most cold-hearted among us.
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Smith says there is still a lot we don't know about the human brain, and believes Musk's Neuralink could help bring about necessary advancements.
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We believe in getting back to a way of life which is not going to bring about the destruction of life on the planet.
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Knowing that your next innings could be your last, and that one bad shot would bring about its end, carries a grim psychological toll.
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I don't pretend to have all of the answers, but I think there are five things we can do to bring about this change.
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Government must bring about a strategic shift in the way it thinks about data in addition to procuring the right computer and networking infrastructure.
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We partner with thousands of groups, supporters, individuals, and communities to engage the critical environmental issues of our time, and bring about positive change.
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"While I will continue to review clemency applications," Mr. Obama said, "only Congress can bring about the lasting changes we need to federal sentencing."
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Losing them could be just enough to bring about a Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives, creating potentially inescapable entanglements for president himself.
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As a result, state and local governments are taking action themselves to bring about change, much like what's happened with minimum-wage laws nationwide.
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The women said they have less time for their families but it is a price they are willing to pay to bring about change.
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In November, 2005, he voted against Draconian antiterrorism legislation, helping to bring about Blair's first defeat in the House of Commons as Prime Minister.
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If Mr Macri misjudges, and lets the price rise too high, he could undermine the economic revival that he has promised to bring about.
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Her fall and Mr Macri's rise are helping to bring about "a realignment of the entire political system", says Sergio Berensztein, a political scientist.
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With Lenin's urging, they sought to bring about the promised revolution, or revelation, which would give rise to a more noble and just era.
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Taking time off has its proven benefits — from boosting creativity to higher productivity to improved health — that even better lifestyle habits don't bring about.
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In this way, the populist proposals kicking around Washington can be handled moderately, to help bring about positive change rather than a downward spiral.
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The Aviation Innovation, Reform, and Reauthorization (AIRR) Act would end business as usual and bring about real reform of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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The bipartisan law was the culmination of years of work and focuses mostly on advancing research and drug development to bring about new cures.
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Once, not too long ago, many in the tech industry thought that digital technology would bring about the dawn of a new global order.
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I believe getting honest school performance information into the hands of parents will energize K–12 school reform and bring about the desired results.
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The poll also finds that fewer Americans now see Trump as a strong and decisive leader who can bring about changes the country needs.
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To bring about real and lasting change, we must execute at scale so that programs like P-TECH are freely available to every student.
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George Will, whom Trump has sparred with publicly, went even further and stated that Trump's nomination would bring about the end of the party.
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And -- ironically for such a divisive person -- he will have helped bring about an unprecedented degree of global unity, albeit against his own administration.
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And some proposals, like hiking capital gains taxes, would more likely bring about a surge in legal tax avoidance than some new, fair utopia.
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She and several friends then collected samples of polluted river water that helped bring about a court case that forced the factory to close.
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I think her career made it clear that sometimes the best way to bring about social change is by having a sense of humor.
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" Too much can lead to predatory chauvinism; too little can bring about a loss of self, a "dangerous vacuum where … identity should have been.
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There, Ms. Palaszczuk's Labor government has also boasted of its efforts to bring about greater gender diversity on state boards and offices beyond Parliament.
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Yet it is precisely the kind of offbeat, hallucinatory and essential project that also requires a deeply attuned but independent force to bring about.
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Mr. Corker doesn't mince words: He makes clear that Mr. Trump is unstable and is on a path to bring about World War III.
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In women, an estrogen drop — when aromatase inhibitors or other interventions bring about the early onset of menopause — can compromise the strength of bones.
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But in his short time running the city, he has done little to show that he was the candidate who could bring about growth.
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"The Keepers" has helped bring about action as well, but it's been in keeping with the circular, frustrating nature of the story it tells.
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Since 1983, when movement leaders declared war on the federal government, members of such groups have worked together to bring about a race war.
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Showing how a system fails people is not the same as acquiring the power to change that system and bring about a better world.
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The point is not to raise costs or even to harm China, but instead to bring about an end to the harmful Chinese practices.
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Pope Francis called international efforts on climate change "weak" to date and asked whether leaders had the necessary political will to bring about change.
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Mr. McConnell's objective in the current battle is to bring about a speedy acquittal of the president, belittling the House's case in the process.
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Critically, misery often does not extend to the ruling class — which can even benefit from the burst of patriotic fervor that sanctions bring about.
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We cannot leave it to the health record software companies — the Cerners, Epics and Allscripts of the world — to bring about the needed changes.
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But ultimately elections have long been about one thing: who can bring about change -- especially when there is an incumbent in the White House.
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The dollar has taken a bruising this year as the elation faded that Trump's presidency would quickly bring about fiscal stimulus and tax reform.
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Presidents and members of Congress from both political parties just assumed that trade would bring about a rising tide that would lift all boats.
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Last year she spoke at the Women's March in Washington, D.C., and she called on the crowd to work together to bring about change.
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In the financial world, for example, we would not eat into capital to the point of depletion because that would bring about financial ruin.
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Almost 4 in 10 voters said the trait most important to them in deciding their vote was that the candidate could bring about change.
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Chesapeake said it expected to bring about 250 wells to sale in the second half of 2.53 - 10 less than it had earlier projected.
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They fought to establish an independent inquiry into the events of April 19803, 21980, and to bring about a fresh inquest into the disaster.
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They fought to establish an independent inquiry into the events of April 19803, 21980, and to bring about a fresh inquest into the disaster.
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Researchers of the period demonstrated that sensory deprivation and manipulation, including extended bouts of noise, could bring about the disintegration of a subject's personality.
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There is some doubt that Mr. Trump will be able to bring about a coal renaissance with cheaper, cleaner-burning natural gas so abundant.
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The men discussed Dr. King and Mikhail Gorbachev, the former Soviet premier, as examples of how great leaders bring about change, Mr. Steele said.
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To bring about the level of changes needed, "everybody has to make this a priority in their lives and in their business," he said.
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While technically not all of these things would have to happen to bring about that outcome, my guess is that most of them would.
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