"If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you," they counseled.
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Zack Kotzer, Motherboard contributor RE: Eliminating Money, Taxes, and Ownership Will Bring Forth Technoutopia Dear Mr. Istavan, I read your latest article "Eliminating Money, Taxes, and Ownership Will Bring Forth Technoutopia" with great interest.
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Why not melt the Arctic to bring forth a balmy, productive Siberia?
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This means Bethesda can't bring forth the same allegations in the future.
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However, the court did not bring forth any evidence of voter fraud.
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Feinstein choosing to wait to bring forth these allegations at the eleventh hour.
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Likewise, tapping on laughter (AKA "haha") will bring forth the "tears of joy" everywhere.
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It will emerge from something I'm the one who is qualified to bring forth.
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But what does it take to actually bring forth a double bundle of joy?
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More concerningly, were the involuntary actions the song would bring forth from my body.
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And so the many men beneath their heels must venture to bring forth the evidence.
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When Democrats tried to bring forth a vote to reopen the government on Thursday, Sen.
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"Creative" can be traced to the Latin creare, meaning to beget or to bring forth.
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Would they bring forth something I'd yet to articulate, perhaps didn't even know I knew?
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Much of Mr. Tan's "Fire Ritual" is designed to bring forth things that are hidden.
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Or maybe the Night King will just kill everyone and bring forth a new ice age.
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These rings bring forth the question: Who knows what kind of magical properties Campari crystals have?
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Bring forth the light beings into the world, to fight the evil reptile creatures spreading greed.
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However, that dramatic increase in users didn't only bring forth good news for the social platform.
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Your buddy has just been ripped apart to bring forth someone she instantly loves more than you.
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It also poses the question of whether loss or mourning can bring forth a new artistic language.
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Mr. Macron's government now vows to bring forth a "charter of transparency" on the first spouse's role.
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It is inevitable that the anniversary of the Reformation would bring forth a flood of new publications.
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And I think that's what we're going to have to work on, to bring forth the next round.
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There's no shame in crying, friends, but now, we have news that shall bring forth tears of joy.
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Forced sterilization and reducing food handouts to the poor — because feeding them encourages them to bring forth more mouths.
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Women who spit bars bring forth a diverse range of emotions, experiences, and personalities through their music and personas.
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""There's some reluctance among agents to bring forth an investigation that targets what the president perceives as his base.
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Nothing is sacred to Euron, who will bring forth a new and divine evil—one that requires blood sacrifice.
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However, if any unlawful acts are found, then I believe the government should bring forth charges to those involved.
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The crew also did some backbends while using their wands to bring forth a patronus and ward off a dementor.
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Again, the state has failed to bring forth any proof concerning the sex tape, while claiming there was wrong doing!
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If elected president, Goldman Sachs is not going to have — bring forth a secretary of treasury for a Sanders administration.
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If she can conjure a whole complex world in 15 minutes, what universes could she bring forth in the future?
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Is it the poetry of Hafiz ("O beautiful wine-bearer, bring forth the cup and put it to my lips")?
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The courts ruled that the counties were not adequately transparent, but did not bring forth any evidence of election fraud.
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Supporting one terrorist organization in order to eliminate another might bring forth an even more horrible nightmare to the world.
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And that's okay — often times new companies bring forth new challenges and that's what our brains need to stay active.
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These are just the beginning of the lifestyle changes a mom makes as her body prepares to bring forth new life.
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I really wanted to bring forth and draw out a really vulnerable performance that draws the line between reality and fiction.
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Here are some ways to make your opposition felt and bring forth some light on the impending Day of Darkness. Protest.
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I desperately hope they, too, aren't shot at to bring forth a bloody harvest to satiate the rising bloodlust in Delhi.
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When June tries to offer up Gilead's empty platitudes — "May God bless you and bring forth his miracle" — Ofmatthew is noticeably annoyed.
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Some businesses even offer bonuses to employees who bring forth issues that could indicate more significant problems, NAVEX CEO Bob Conlin said.
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All I want is to hear more from these candidates about what they would do to help bring forth a better tomorrow.
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Some have argued that the Senate should not fill in the evidence that the House did not bring forth to the Senate.
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And I just don't think that that kind of record is going to bring forth the energy we need to defeat Trump.
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He is tired of waiting, and the idea that religion will bring forth a solution holds little sway with the conservative Muslim.
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It's still not high enough to bring forth incremental shale crude supply which is really a short-term incremental supply to the market.
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As fashion editors, it is our civic duty to Dumpster dive through the internet and bring forth our favorite trends of the moment.
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JOSE ARISTIMUNO, FOMRER DNC PRESS SECRETARY: It&aposs a good point you bring forth and as a Democrat I can tell you this.
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From a retro-fabulous bar cart to brass alphabet-shaped vases, these home decor pieces are sure to bring forth endless good vibes.
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"The Congresswoman believes that Donald Trump has performed many actions that should bring forth impeachment," Tlaib's office said in a statement this week.
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The principle then lies about like a loaded weapon, ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forth a plausible claim.
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"There's some reluctance among agents to bring forth an investigation that targets what the president perceives as his base," Gomez told the publication.
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Increased levels of dopamine in the brain bring forth impulsive and risk-taking behaviors under uncertainty, which leaves them more vulnerable to deception.
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"I just don't think that that kind of record is going to bring forth the kind energy we need to defeat Trump." pic.twitter.
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Fast forward to 2018, and the battles are still being fought — with women and allies partnering with organizations to bring forth much-needed change.
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When women come into positions of power, we can finally cast and put others in positions of power and eventually bring forth equal opportunities.
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The point is to bring forth a banger that not only moves heads but also makes you think, itʼs something very different for me.
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Joe Biden's record, I just don't think that Biden's record is going to bring forth the energy that we need to defeat Trump. pic.twitter.
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They better open it carefully: Unsealing that thing may bring forth a whole Pandora's box full of cat memes and cringey MySpace pics. 8.
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"Those are the ones we are concentrating on to see ... if we can bring forth a little more support than we have today," he said.
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Songs like "Money Trees" are special, and rare, and few, and when they play at their loudest volume, they bring forth a monumental energy shift.
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While Valentine's Day might not bring forth visions of frenzied shopping chaos like Black Friday, consumers are still forking over a significant amount of money.
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And who, if anyone, can be considered an appropriate spokesperson to bring forth the ideas of language so deeply rooted in every word Acker expresses?
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If electromagnetism were only a little stronger, then even in the hearts of stars nuclei would not be banged together hard enough to bring forth carbon.
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Additionally, there's a question of whether the state attorneys general even have the standing or the legal qualifications needed to bring forth this suit, Keith says.
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"Here's a promise: if I'm elected president, Goldman Sachs is not going to bring forth a secretary of the Treasury for the Sanders administration," Sanders said.
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In the 1770s, Peter Freeman took up arms to help bring forth a new nation that would never recognize him as a citizen during his lifetime.
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My party intends to bring forth an agreed-to bill that we will be able to show to the American people, and we will own it.
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Faith is the greatest miracle of all because when we're faithful, we feel good, and when we feel good, the Universe conspires to bring forth our desires.
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If Mr Howard and others have their way, making the development of AI software easier will bring forth a new crop of fruit of a different kind.
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If there's anything we've learned from past primaries, it's that, in order to bring forth change in society, we need to take matters into our own hands.
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Or they may also be dark; unspooling subconscious worries that bring forth nightmares ripe with unpleasant imagery and leaving you in a cold sweat in the morning.
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Biogen, best known for its multiple sclerosis medicine, has utilized the revenues from older treatments to bring forth compounds such as Tysabri, Tecfidera and Plegridy, Scangos said.
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There is no moral high ground in claiming to care about those struggling to obtain health care while not attempting to bring forth any ideas for reform.
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Amazon's new psychological thriller blurs the line between reality and the afterlife to bring forth a narrative that is as equally tormenting as it is emotionally healing.
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If that seems to be your parent's case, watching movies or documentaries that bring forth the emotions of urgency might get them to respond better, Sussman said.
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While investors have waited on the White House to bring forth fiscal relief, the Federal Reserve has unleashed a salvo of policy tools to ease money markets.
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"I always enjoy having the person sort of drive the conversation and bring forth the things they care about or they think are most important," she says.
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" Rossiya 24, the main state television news channel, was more mocking, saying it took tens of millions of dollars for "the mountain to bring forth a mouse.
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The process of community organizing will bring forth the leaders who can truly represent their communities and advocate change, whether or not those leaders hold political office.
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Lawyers for the accused bring forth psychiatrists who claim the client acted in madness, and prosecutors deliver counterexperts who testify that the madness had merely been performed.
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I think we&aposre proving now that the best anti- nuclear program would be to destabilize that regime and hopefully have a revolution to bring forth more democracy.
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We're trying to bring forth some new ideas and tap into some other creative sources and people who can extend that vision and help us create some magic.
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In a Fox interview last week, he defended himself by citing news reports that did not support his claim while vaguely suggesting he might bring forth new evidence.
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With Republicans controlling both Congress and the White House, they say, the burden is on GOP leaders to bring forth a proposal that can reach the president's desk.
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How can we in the same breath bring forth an industry that&aposs making extremely wealthy white men more wealthy without considering how we can repair those harms?
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When you're working with the best and brightest from every country, it inspires you to bring forth your most creative ideas, collaborate and push yourself beyond your comfort zone.
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" Asked by Harris why voters don't just follow candidates who bring forth "the best ideas," Cardi B, 27, replied, "Some people don't give a f--- about the best ideas.
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"Without any exculpatory evidence that he's prepared to bring forth, what we have in front of us are the facts and the facts call for him to be impeached."
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The summer rally has truly been a summer fling, and the fall and start of winter will bring forth realities that we've been able to overlook for quite a while.
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AR promises to bring forth the dawn of a new creative economy, where digital media can be brought to life and given the ability to interact with the real world.
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Today, substantial, sustained growth that doubled the NIH budget over the long term would inevitably bring forth new therapies that could extend or improve the lives of millions of people.
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They cited that Rouser, who is incarcerated, did not bring forth enough evidence, even though he had provided a sworn declaration and another inmate's statement given under penalty of perjury.
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Most comics use the setup and punch line like a nail and hammer, but Dangerfield used them as a theremin player uses her hands, to bring forth strange, unexpected effects.
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Despite their context of gentrification, his portraits are fun, full of life, and, like his images of Hurricane Maria's aftermath, surprisingly optimistic, and bring forth a deep sense of human connection.
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These genetic samplings — including some more than 212,2800 years old — bolster some theories of what may have happened, but also bring forth new questions, particularly about new lineages that were discovered.
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I bring forth DOOMBA, a half-goat, half-script creature, with native binary backing for the expensive parts, to be offered in place of my firstborn on this fine Christmas Eve.
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"I think it's interesting to look backwards because we have raised our prices of drugs, and we did use that money to bring forth new compounds," said Scangos at the time.
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"There's some reluctance among agents to bring forth an investigation that targets what the president perceives as his base," Dave Gomez, a former FBI supervisor who oversaw terrorism cases, told The Post.
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There are also those in the Democratic Party who are claiming that the first act of a House controlled by their party should be to bring forth articles of impeachment against Trump.
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And if elected, not only do I hope to bring forth a major change in national priorities, but let me be frank, I do want to see major changes in the Democratic Party.
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"Audi's confidence in Silvercar allows us to extend our reach even further, and bring forth the concept of shared mobility into many more markets, applications and product offerings," Silvercar CEO Luke Schneider said.
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Anaheim coach Randy Carlyle was disappointed with the team's execution but is optimistic the Ducks can bring forth an effort to extend the series to a Game 43 on Wednesday at Honda Center.
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The stewed peppers, onions, and tomatoes provide a sweet, rich bed for the viscacha to lie in, while the garlic and oregano help to bring forth the meat's ever-so-slightly earthy flavour.
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They're praised and held up as shining examples of our amazing capacity to bring forth life, and all too often become the sticks women beat themselves with if their delivery doesn't go as hoped.
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But last year, to the surprise of many, Britain's government launched a new initiative of economic co-operation with China that the two sides said would bring forth a "golden era" in bilateral relations.
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His toughest task was here, at a summit meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group, which helped bring forth the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade accord that Mr. Trump has vowed to kill.
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A well-rounded fighter with sharp Muay Thai striking an impressively technical jiu-jitsu, he should bring forth a challenge that should show us just how far Pettis could go in the new weight class.
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Hyperloop One is one of two companies in the L.A. area working to bring forth Elon Musk's grand blueprint to ship humans and cargo in a vacuum tube at lightning speed all over the world.
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Way also serves as series writer of Doom Patrol, and his unique vision looks back to the psych-out comics of the late 80s and 90s to bring forth a new take on the medium.
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What was it in the soul of America that could bring forth this sea of unthinking support for Goldwater, a man who wanted to threaten Soviets with nukes while rolling back Civil Rights reforms at home?
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Baquet, who was at the meeting, didn't sound that militant in our conversation, saying that his editors feel the most pressure through a stringent expectation to bring forth a diverse applicant pool for every job opening.
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It will take a concerted effort on the part of the government agencies, states, and Congress to bring forth solutions that further stabilize the market and separate overblown portrayals that don't reflect the facts, from meaningful critiques.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Early elections will decrease uncertainties and bring forth opportunities to speed up reforms, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said on Wednesday, after President Tayyip Erdogan called snap presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24.
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"I think it's interesting to look backwards because we have raised our prices of drugs, and we did use that money to bring forth new compounds, " said George Scangos, Biogen CEO, speaking to CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Monday.
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Part of the humiliation of being helped to bring forth what should emerge naturally (or, by implication, not at all) is the speed with which the most generous impulse — to create — begins to look like the most selfish.
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" The senator from Vermont touted his own small-dollar fundraising, saying: "Because we bring forth an agenda that doesn't ask for approval from Wall Street, or the drug companies, our agenda is the agenda that represents working families.
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The United States and Somalia share this counterterrorism aim, and can continue to work together to bring forth a world free from the plague of al-Shabaab and al Qaeda, ultimately weakening other extremist groups in the process.
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Mr. Edge holds Ms. Miles in high regard for her ability to be thoroughly modern with some desserts but also to reach back into African-American baking traditions and bring forth impeccable renditions of classic Southern cakes and pies.
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The museum later tried to contain the situation with another tweet, saying the museum's previous post is not positioned against the parliamentary decision, but only meant the bring forth the argument made by 240 scholars, the New York Times reported.
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Some Democrats have pointed directly at President Donald Trump as evidence that Republicans are seeking to bring forth the name of the whistleblower, given that the President has repeatedly tweeted about the whistleblower, and raised questions about the individual's identity.
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The philosophical difference between headphones for studio and personal use is that one category exists to recreate the absolute reality of the music while the other is intended to bring forth the excitement, emotion, and enjoyment of the same recording.
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So, then, it's crucial to bring forth the new crop of MCs who are currently repping for the sound in Britain, because just like the forefathers of rap, they have the potential to change what uncultured folk think about a country.
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"But pardon…the flat unraised spirits that hath dared / On this unworthy scaffold to bring forth / So great an object," says the voice, and two black men, in white and pink, walk forth along a concrete platform, great beings suddenly objectified.
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"Hopefully over the next five to 10 years we will start to get much more sophisticated about what we measure and make sure every data set has a soul, that we bring forth the voice," Albrectsen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Who's going to ensure that the policies procedures are put in place that will ensure, and bring forth a successful future for our students because my daughter cannot wait eight more years for success to take place at your hands.
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"We run no risk in saying that Fidesz can be able to retain voters' trust at the 2018 election," Lazar said, adding that the government therefore had a "duty" to bring forth a social and economic program for the long-term.
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In Lifetime's new documentary Surviving R. Kelly many interviewed bring forth strong accusations against the singer once crowned the King of R&B, alleging sexual misconduct that dates back to the early '90s and his relationship with late R&B star Aaliyah.
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The method she pursued was to repeat with soft pencil or sticks of graphite lines in both a vertical and horizontal direction, to the point where the surface of the canvas appeared to bring forth the kind of light and energy she sought.
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Books of The Times Advances in publishing industry marketing have allowed G. P. Putnam's Sons to bring forth "Maestra," a pornographic shopathon travelogue thriller that has billionaires, art world scheming and a sociopathic heroine who can unfasten belt buckles with her tongue.
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"It's a great publishing program with a lot of diversity within it, and we're very happy to have all this excellence to add to what we already bring forth," Michael Pietsch, the chief executive of the Hachette Book Group, said in an interview.
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While it may be shocking that the criminalization of fertility fraud isn't standard across the country, if these two states serve as any indication, those looking to bring forth future fertility fraud legislation will be able to find the resolutions they seek.
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"The government was at the epicenter of the Tuskegee study, and Bill Jenkins had the courage to bring forth his ethical concerns while he was still a government employee," Dr. Rueben Warren, director of the bioethics center, said in a telephone interview.
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I vividly remember how Nokia was increasing its R&D spend every year during the last years of its dumb-phone dominance, but all that R&D did not bring forth new products that would have saved the company from its eventual demise.
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The book that helped to build the patriarchy and gave us lines such as "in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee" has never spared mothers from its sovereignty of cruelness.
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Because anytime we would bring forth a woman who had claims against him, they'd say, "Well, what about this email she wrote to me 25 years ago saying X." I was fascinated by ... It's much like how he handles media and stories now, very aggressively.
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If the testimony is allowed, the prosecution's case would be bolstered by its ability to bring forth accuser after accuser with accounts similar to that of Andrea Constand, the former Temple University basketball staff member whose accusations are at the center of the June trial.
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Even if the episode ends with, I think, Matt taking a good hard look at his stalwart faith and bitterly smashing it to pieces, I haven't been able to shake his prediction that the seventh anniversary of the Departure will bring forth an apocalyptic flood.
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Members of Parliament (MPs), including 21 members of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's own ruling Conservative party, defeated the government by 328 votes to 301 on Tuesday night to seize control of parliamentary business and bring forth a bill to block a no-deal Brexit.
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Quote: "In the House's own brief, they state numerous times that they have overwhelming evidence and if that's the case there shouldn't be any reason to bring forth any more documents or witnesses purely for political purposes," she told a TV station in Iowa.
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"Emerge America plans to use the funds to recruit and train even more Democratic women who, as elected officials, will bring forth policies that will reduce sexual harassment on college campuses, in the military and in the lives of all American women," Abney said on Sunday.
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Chavas and his colleagues examined the species, also known as Diploptera punctata, which is the only species of cockroach known to be viviparous -- able to bring forth live babies that have developed within the mother's body, instead of the mother laying eggs to develop outside her body.
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It is rare for the authorities to invoke New Zealand's Terrorism Suppression Act to charge a suspect, and a police spokesman said in a statement that the decision to bring forth a charge of engaging in a terrorist act was made after police officials consulted government lawyers.
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South and North Korea affirmed the principle of determining the destiny of the Korean nation on their own accord and agreed to bring forth the watershed moment for the improvement of inter-Korean relations by fully implementing all existing agreements and declarations adopted between the two sides thus far.
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Federal prosecutors were prepared to bring forth new evidence besides what had been collected in a Florida trial in 2007, during which Epstein and former Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta signed a controversial secret plea agreement that resulted in Epstein serving 13 months of an 18-month jail sentence.
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"If they're successful at doing their jobs, then they'll bring forth more information about Trump's wrongdoing, and the logical conclusion will be impeachment," says Kevin Mack, lead strategist for the liberal billionaire Tom Steyer's group Need to Impeach, which has gathered nearly 6.5 million signatures supporting Trump's impeachment.
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And this year, we're adding a little extra magic to the mix with the help of Cadillac and Jason Wu. Both legends in their fields for luxurious style and cutting-edge creations, the brands have joined forces to bring forth a vision that's bold and totally refreshing: Art of Innovation.
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Donald Payne Jr. announced support for an impeachment inquiry on Twitter: "Today within the halls of Congress, I witnessed my colleagues exercise our congressional oversight responsibility, by questioning the premier witness in our democracy's most serious trial-and the verdict is in......we must immediately bring forth an INQUIRY FOR IMPEACHMENT!"
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Playing on racism, sexism and partisan resentment, the campaign — which domestic intelligence says is ongoing — raises the same questions we ask about intoxication: Did it merely bring forth what was already present, or did it make those attitudes worse, leading some of us to behave (and vote) in ways we otherwise wouldn't have?
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He wants to redeem the story, free it from the sexist taint of the original phrasing ("In sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee") and give us a new parable and a new Eve fit for the current moment.
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At a time when we are seeking more individualized treatment options and there is growing concern over drug pricing, FDA's leader must be able to bring forth meaningful experience with the community of health stakeholders to help Congress determine the resources needed for the agency to bring safe and effective treatments to market faster.
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But Karloff wasn't only ahead of his time on camera; he was also a guacamole enthusiast decades before brunch-crazy Millennials—who probably know him best as the voice of the Grinch (from the 1966 release of How the Grinch Stole Christmas!)—would bring forth a bona fide avocado mania and ensuing shortage of the green-fleshed fruit.
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If she was forced then to step away, the Democrats would bring forth their second, Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, a more appropriate "closer" for the successful Obama administration.
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Some Republicans are pretending that it's not the allegations but the supposed "timing" of the allegations that's giving them pause despite Ford coming forward as soon as Kavanaugh's name was floated — as if there's a wrong time to bring forth previous sexual assault accusations when that person is about to receive a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the nation.
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And, of course, I'm using the occasion to bring forth a couple of great old Red Cat recipes The Times has picked up over the years, including one for Bradley's tempura-fried green beans with spicy-sweet mustard sauce and another for his hepcat stoner-food melty-cheese salad extravaganza, essentially fondue topped with a bacon-flecked potato salad and topped again with endive and arugula.
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Even worse, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellKrystal Ball rips report saying Obama would intervene to stop Sanders Senate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs Democrats: The 'Do Quite a Lot' Party MORE (R-Ky.) has declared that any legislation my colleagues in the House bring forth to lower drug prices for the American people will be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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" (Though by the time this song arrives, one has becomes somewhat numb to the sound of the human voice rising to extremes in wrenching ballads.) Mr. Mientus's Marius was on the bland side, both dramatically and vocally, and as Enjolras, the student leader of the rebellion seeking to bring forth a new day in repressive France, Kyle Scatliffe got a little pitchy at times, as they say on "American Idol.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and the rest of House leadership managed to block that attempt earlier this week, and will instead bring forth a pair of immigration bills, including a more hard-line measure from Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.).
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Senators such as Tammy BaldwinTammy Suzanne BaldwinTrade wars and the over-valued dollar Overnight Health Care: Senate panel advances drug pricing bill amid GOP blowback | House panel grills Juul executives | Trump gives boost to state drug import plans | Officials say new migrant kids' shelter to remain open but empty Senators vow to bring transparency to drug pricing MORE of Wisconsin, Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE of California, Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 85033 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE of Minnesota, and Kirsten GillibrandKirsten Elizabeth GillibrandThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever White House offers reassurances amid recession fears as 2020 candidates sound alarm MORE of New York are well positioned to bring forth the policies that would make 2018 the year of the woman.
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