This full moon will bring to light all your relationship issues.
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But there's so much more to report out and bring to light.
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Eclipses bring to light issues we previously couldn't—or didn't want—to see.
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Or do they bring to light an inability to distinguish fantasy from reality?
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Are there hidden parts of my brain that my handwriting will bring to light?
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What issues do you want to bring to light that you feel aren't covered?
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Artists create meaning, communicate ideas and help bring to light new problems and solutions.
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The EPA's critics are eager to bring to light the agency's failings in Flint.
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Statistics bring to light the jarring gap in health outcomes based on race and ethnicity.
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What Homecoming does so effectively is bring to light often-overlooked aspects of America's wars.
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In a video, an amateur historian discusses the mysterious tragedy she helped bring to light.
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This was a night to celebrate that subculture and bring to light some remarkable music.
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The disclosures bring to light information that makes it seem like the process is fundamentally illegitimate.
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"It's a problem we wanted to bring to light and just do our part," Ludacris said.
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If we don't investigate and bring to light how slavery quietly continued, it could happen again.
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The full moon in Cancer will bring to light issues at work or with your schedule.
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Surely. This gimmick does, however, bring to light the advancements being made in DIY photo-analysis software.
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The first season of "Serial" helped bring to light a case that would inspire an HBO docuseries.
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Tell me more about this, and why you felt it was so important to bring to light.
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And that will bring to light some really important facts about how child sexual abuse does happen.
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The focus on a surging candidate may simply bring to light the underlying weaknesses of a candidacy.
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One of the aims of our symposium is to bring to light the careers of such women.
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She got to say so many things that I was so happy to get to bring to light.
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The disclosures bring to light information that makes it seem like the American democratic process is fundamentally illegitimate.
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It was counterproductive, because it didn't bring to light something about a candidate that wasn't accessible to voters.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey floated legislation to bring to light drug companies' influence in state Medicaid programs.
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The ruling will bring to light the settlement agreements the women made with O'Reilly to keep their allegations quiet.
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While Hillary Clinton, the subject of the inquiry, appears to have escaped unscathed, the committee did bring to light Mrs.
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"Each of you has the power to bring to light sexual violence in our community," one student told the group.
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This full moon will bring to light issues in your relationships so that you can address them and move forward!
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The law, experts say, will bring to light inequality that has until now surfaced only coincidentally, sometimes with unexpected consequences.
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One of the main goals of the book was to bring to light stories of unchronicled influence on both sides.
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"Intersectionality was a prism to bring to light dynamics within discrimination law that weren't being appreciated by the courts," Crenshaw said.
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The barrel-chested rancher helped bring to light anonymous allegations of drinking and over-prescribing medications, which ultimately doomed Rear Adm.
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Documentaries can have a tangible impact on society, and there are plenty of weighty issues for film-makers to bring to light.
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Here are 10 of its most curious anecdotes -- and the new mysteries they bring to light: Read the whole thing here 1.
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It was also a missed chance to bring to light the irresponsibility of a moderator that neglected to mention a key issue.
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That means there is often little outside influence to bring to light behavior that is unethical or illegal, especially among senior executives.
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" "Through this lawsuit, we intend to bring to light facts and evidence to demonstrate that the board acted precipitously and with malice.
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We put special pressure on law enforcement to bring to light the circumstances surrounding the unexpected and mysterious death of a child.
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"Now it's time to investigate the (group) to bring to light whether it has any secret link with the BNP," Imam told Reuters.
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We fight to get access to public records & bring to light the inner workings of government despite major hurdles put in our way.
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Meme and GIF humor bring to light many screwed-up aspects of humanity and how we exist and interact in the physical realm.
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"I wanted to illustrate and bring to light something that's often so private, so that it's not in the dark anymore," she says.
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The song helped to bring to light the racial intolerance in that exists towards Indigenous Australians, something which still resonates to this day.
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This time, Oliver is going after the new Chairman and ISPs to bring to light the effort to roll back net neutrality rules.
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The University of Notre Dame is offering a graduate course to study and combat local poisoning problems the report helped bring to light.
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We examine how HBO's series "Watchmen" and Bong Joon Ho's film "Parasite" bring to light the hidden histories that shape our modern lives.
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"These unfortunate tragedies bring to light the work that can be done on an administrative level to help keep people safe," Fulop said.
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Trump's allies are trying to discredit Mueller to insulate the president from being held accountable for the misconduct Mueller might bring to light.
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The photographs bring to light relatable scenes such as children at play, neighbors dancing, and friends bonding over activities from sports to music making.
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In 2016, Dr. Pacheco-Ruiz used the same method to bring to light a medieval ship found at the bottom of the Black Sea.
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She also plans to make President Obama's Joining Forces Initiative, which works to bring to light the challenges military families face, a permanent program.
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The exhibition Finds Gone Astray is an unusual opportunity to bring to light artifacts that have never been made available to the public before.
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"The investigation, however, did bring to light lapses in judgment, particularly a lack of transparency, related to how I responded to the situation," he said.
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That disclosure will also bring to light other forms of compensation that the broker-dealer and advisor can get, which may be an eye-opener.
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But it did bring to light the topic of Hillary Clinton's email use as secretary of state, which proved enormously damaging to her presidential campaign.
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The suit, which was filed under the False Claims Act, is designed to encourage people to bring to light evidence of fraud against the government.
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It's stream-of-consciousness bluntness, a coalescing of words that bring to light new possibilities, but also allow one's bullshit to stand and be exposed.
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But what began as a petition has turned into a surging player revolt that Patrascu, more than any other player, has helped bring to light.
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Leaks often bring to light information that the leaker considers important for public discourse, and it is not uncommon for leakers to have personal motives.
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Rosalyn Terborg-Penn, a historian who helped bring to light the long-suppressed role of black women in the women's suffrage movement, died on Dec.
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This kind of thing — attempting to bring to light true information that reflects poorly on the incumbent president — is a job for Congress, not federal prosecutors.
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The country's intertwining history with the US is scarcely discussed—and it is that past that Viktor aims to bring to light with her upcoming show.
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Featuring 15 films by the artist, nine of them never seen before, the exhibition will help bring to light an under-explored aspect of Mendieta's practice.
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Therefore, it is essential for Clinton to bring to light that just because Trump is super rich does not mean that he would be a good president.
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The documents also bring to light details first uncovered by The Associated Press last August about what Manafort did to influence U.S. policy toward Ukraine and Russia.
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If Sabaaneh's work is a bit on the nose overall, it's because he's struggling to bring to light circumstances that are often widely elided for political reasons.
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And physical keepsakes, too; this isn't a Netflix documentary where forensically combing over old evidence might reverse the course of justice or bring to light something new.
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They also had a biological son, Ronan Farrow, who is now one of the investigative reporters who helped bring to light accusations of sexual assault against Harvey Weinstein.
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"The investigation, however, did bring to light lapses in judgment, particularly a lack of transparency, related to how I responded to the situation," he said, without elaborating further.
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"So I think [CGI influencers] start to bring to light something that we need to think about as a society, and what we're going to do about it."
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"We are using our power as women to connect other people who are oppressed and bring to light all the different [struggles], like Black Lives Matter," Anderson said.
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While the case could bring to light some interesting legal debate, it would be a surprise if it had any immediate impact on the facts on the ground.
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He added that a so-called washing out of the less experienced market players will bring to light those who have survived different parts of the economic cycle.
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The more we bring to light the ways some more successful comics abuse power, the easier it will be to eradicate this kind of behavior once and for all.
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We are grateful that this has not stopped incredible reporting about powerful figures, work that has inspired us, and stories that bring to light the machinations of the powerful.
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It's pretty clear what the message is I am trying to bring to light in Chicago and what I continue to try to talk about the last few days.
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A resignation can set off an alarm bell for an institution whose failings an official might be unable to bring to light in no other way, or as effectively.
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While legislation certainly helps bring to light issues in each industry plagued by bots and can help provide some justice, the law alone isn't going to stop hackers and fraudsters.
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" Moring continued: "I'm just trying to address the blatant sexism and bring to light an issue that affects not just girls at marcus, but high school girls across the nation!
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The most important thing we can do is support each other and bring to light the facts that we are here and that we're just as experienced as the men.
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The most important things we can do are support each other and bring to light the facts that we are here and that we're just as experienced as the men.
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"These conventions bring to light that most trophy hunters are in fact, American," said Teresa Telecky, director of the wildlife department for Humane Society International during a press conference Wednesday.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan spoke to Prince Mohammed on Wednesday and the two discussed the steps needed to bring to light all aspects of Khashoggi's death, a presidential source said.
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At the end of the National Anthem I'm still kissing the flag ... that being said, it all starts with wanting to bring to light everything we have to go through.
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"But it is positive that our government is showing the courage to bring to light this problem and everybody is becoming aware that such things can't be allowed to happen."
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But a Boston ensemble, Blue Heron, has labored valiantly in recent years to bring to light the works of a generation or two prior, during the reign of Henry VIII.
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I hope that my photographs bring to light the people who inhabit the spaces (those we do not see) and those who study and teach in arts and sciences departments.
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"Having a discussion early on can bring to light some challenging situations, and help a family work together to better understand and address any stressors children are experiencing," she said.
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Back home in Rome, her busy sister (Fabrizia Sacchi) and her devoted former lover (Stefano Accorsi) bring to light everything the 40-ish Irene never had: children and a companion.
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Geer had planned to destroy his work in order to comply with the laws and avoid legal punishment, and to bring to light the complex intersection between art and law.
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"The Environmental Context Dashboard is going to bring to light far more rural students, many of whom are white, but who are in high schools without advanced learning opportunities," he said.
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While the exact numbers of A21's reach could not be found, Gomez's interested in combatting human trafficking does bring to light a prevalent issue in this country and global community.
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Erik Olin Wright, a Marxist sociologist who helped bring to light the complexities of social and economic classes and explored alternatives to capitalism, including a universal basic income, died on Jan.
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The events transpiring around us bring to light the predicament of ongoing exclusions and erasures in the art world itself, which some of the people in this room have experienced for years.
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Other works bring to light things that have been hidden for centuries, like an ongoing series of 17th century ceiling sections, which are stretched like canvases and displayed on the gallery wall.
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What we will bring to light through Fueling U.S. Forward is that energy isn't about numbers on a spreadsheet—it's about people and how energy is the cornerstone to enriching their lives.
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Italian and Egyptian prosecutors have met several times to exchange information relating to their investigations, and made a joint statement in September declaring a "common commitment" to bring to light what happened.
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The rewards are well worth the additional effort of reading these materials, because they bring to light the structure of a particular economy and the emotional ramifications of participating in this system.
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It's not often that I have to rely only on my memory to bring to light a piece of internet ephemera, but in this case, I don't really have any other option.
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The former worked with reputable journalistic outlets such as The New York Times and The Guardian to bring to light Manning's revelations about civilian deaths and detainee abuses during the Iraq war.
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Smith: "The City will succeed by playing a role injecting energy into the whole news ecosystem, holding public officials accountable, and getting demonstrable action on the stories its reporters bring to light."
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Even Glenn Greenwald of The Intercept, who helped bring to light Edward J. Snowden's leaks, has expressed qualms about poring over personal emails (along with skepticism of Russia's suspected role in stealing them).
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"However, due to the nature of this grievance, NAIJ has been compelled to bring to light the egregious violations of judicial independence that have recently occurred within the agency," Tabaddor told reporters Wednesday.
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As I reflect, I am filled with gratitude, outrage, grief, anger, humility and appreciation, both for the things you helped bring to light and the many things we still have yet to realize.
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He goes on to say, we try to expose corruption, we fight to get access to public records and bring to light the inner workings of government despite major hurdles put in our way.
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"We'd much prefer to have full questions with these nominees in hearings, because they're there, but if we can't the floor will be place we have to bring to light key issues," he said.
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One example I'd like to bring to light in this context is the HP TouchPad, the WebOS-based tablet the company briefly sold during a period that it cared about the fate of WebOS.
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He may never be removed from office, but only impeachment proceedings, conducted diligently, will bring to light the facts, expose the real nature of this presidency and bolster our threatened democracy and constitutional order.
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The Me Too movement has helped bring to light the ways such agreements can be used to essentially buy women's silence, and advocacy groups have pushed other companies to release former employees from NDAs.
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The Me Too movement has helped bring to light the ways such agreements can be used to essentially buy women's silence, and advocacy groups have pushed other companies to release former employees from NDAs.
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Months of interviews with officials, fighters, commanders and analysts from nine countries, and with members of Hezbollah itself, bring to light an organization with new power and reach that has not been widely recognized.
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The recently initiated impeachment inquiry may bring to light more grave subversions, but the precipitating event — withholding foreign aid to Ukraine while Trump sought dirt on the Biden family — ended when Congress cried foul.
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In May 2017, Prevezon Holdings, Katsyv's company, agreed to pay $6 million in a settlement with the Department of Justice over a money laundering lawsuit related to the scheme Magnitsky tried to bring to light.
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Lifetime's series didn't bring to light much in the way of new allegations, but director Dream Hampton's six-part journey through Kelly's history and the allegations that have chased him for years struck a chord.
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While the cause of the crash is no longer in dispute, the data and voice recorders may bring to light harrowing — and for Iran politically damning — details of the final moments of the pilots and passengers.
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The case could also bring to light any campaign communications that may exist regarding the many women who have publicly accused Trump of harassment or assault, and perhaps even women who have not made public accusations yet.
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In an attempt to bring to light the human stories behind Bangladesh's struggle with climate change, the 360 VR film, accompanied by comics and text, tells the story of Rina Akter, a 34 year old mother of two.
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"My reason for sharing my experience was to bring to light the situation currently facing immigrants from around the world and to encourage my American friends to contact your local congressmen and push for immigration reform," he said.
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A spokesman for the prosecutor's office said investigations were widened about two months ago to include the Vito and bring to light the circumstances of suspected manipulations of the van's emissions, confirming a report by German magazine Wirtschaftswoche.
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Why it matters: While most of the accusations of sexual misconduct have been brought upon older, white men, these allegations bring to light a continual degradation of women by a younger generation of 20- to 40-year-olds.
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In her book, Robb-Hagan interviewed 23 successful women and men from varying backgrounds, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Olympic gold medalist and skier Bode Miller, to bring to light what makes average people become so extraordinary.
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"Rather than minimize this report or excuse wasteful decisions, I expect all DoD (Department of Defense) organizations to use this error as a catalyst to bring to light wasteful practices - and take aggressive steps to end waste," Mattis wrote.
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Despite many strident complaints about the need to protect "sources and methods," the president and his defenders in Congress are right to try to bring to light the details of the counter-intelligence investigation of the 2016 Trump campaign.
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"There needs to be a better balance of speakers who can bring to light the full picture from legislation, research and statistics to real patients who survived a birth trauma or the families of those that didn't," she said.
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According to court documents, the trial will bring to light a state law that assumes that a gas driller is responsible for water well contamination within 1,000 feet of a drilling site that develops within six months of drilling.
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According to court documents, the trial will bring to light a state law that assumes that a gas driller is responsible for water well contamination within 1,000 feet of a drilling site that develops within six months of drilling.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan spoke to Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman on Wednesday, and the two discussed the steps needed to bring to light all aspects of the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a presidential source said.
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"Rather than minimize this report or excuse wasteful decisions, I expect all DoD organizations to use this error as a catalyst to bring to light wasteful practices — and to take aggressive steps to end waste in our Department," Mattis writes.
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"As I reflect, I am filled with gratitude, outrage, grief, anger, humility and appreciation, both for the things you helped bring to light and the many things we still have yet to realize," T.I. says at the top of his letter to Obama.
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Suber and Waters, who run a tour in New Orleans called "Hidden Histories," have made it their mission to bring to light the parts of black history in the Crescent City that you won't find in your typical textbook, including Deslondes's rebellion.
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"We have a lot of work to do, because it's incumbent upon our committee to bring to light whether any foreign policy decisions are being motivated by compromise or personal interest as opposed to the national interest," said one Intelligence Committee aide.
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Not everyone is gonna be on the same page, but to bring to light things that make you excited, and create a force behind the bands, the people, and the kind of environments you'd like to see, that's what we like to do.
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Over the last year, women's rights have been pushed further into the spotlight: from people participating in global demonstrations to promote women's rights, or the #MeToo and Time's Up movements that bring to light sexual misconduct seen inside and out of the workplace.
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From the first scene, he depicts Johnnie Cochran as a man whose sophistry issues from a sincere desire for change, and who sees, in O.J. Simpson's trial, an opportunity to bring to light the racial injustices that plague not just Los Angeles, but America.
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Adriane Ohanesian recounts being ambushed in Congo while working on a story — despite her gear being destroyed, she continued the assignment to bring to light the risks faced by rangers protecting wildlife, not to mention their fixers, drivers, and support staff (and, incidentally, Ohanesian herself).
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We're on a trajectory where medical marijuana and marijuana in general is going to become legal—it feels inevitable and that the war on drugs will also inevitable fade away—but stories like this bring to light that there's a lot to still fight for.
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The GOP lawyer acting as a committee investigator during the Watergate hearings who asked a question that helped bring to light Nixon's secret taping system was Fred Thompson, who later worked in law, in film and television and as a U.S. senator representing Tennessee.
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In the almost half-century that has elapsed since Arbus made the "Untitled" pictures, photographers have increasingly adopted a practice of constructing the scenes they shoot and altering the pictures with digital technology in an effort to bring to light the visions in their heads.
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Rooney's novels have the unusual power to do what realist fiction was designed to do: bring to light how our contemporaries think and act in private (which these days mostly means off the internet), and allow us to see ourselves reflected in their predicaments.
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What can't be found anywhere else, where Coetzee is unparalleled, is his ability to capture the psychology of individual characters, to lay bare the inner working of their minds, and in so doing bring to light the source of their enduring interest to readers.
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But his family, human rights groups and other supporters have condemned his trial in August as a carefully staged sham, and rights advocates called the verdict a vendetta after Mr. Jiang helped bring to light another lawyer's allegations that he had been brutalized in custody.
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These photographs help to further expose Rodger's committed professionalism -- his dedication to his own subjects, his practice, his clientele, his agency and his audience -- and finally bring to light his incredible ability to capture both events and environments via the camera no matter what type of film it contained.
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José Zalaquett, a Chilean lawyer who investigated human rights abuses during Augusto Pinochet's regime — spending time in prison and in exile as a result — and then helped bring to light similar abuses elsewhere in the Americas as well as in Africa and the Middle East, died on Feb.
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At a time when misconceptions of Islam have fueled anxiety, such as in the recent US presidential campaign, an exhibition at the University of Oxford is examining the religion through the lens of astrology, divination, and other occult practices to bring to light something that's universal to our history.
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"If I bring to light a company that's poisoning customers, defrauding investors, or something like that, … there just aren't enough regulators in the world to keep up with all of the fraud and malfeasance that goes on out there, particularly in the little nooks and crannies of the market," said Tilson.
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At the same time, I feel I must also help bring to light many of the aggressive, shakedown practices that these associations use at the expense of hardworking companies, many of which have no idea that unlicensed software is being used and would be happy to purchase it, had they known.
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This week's announcement that the actor Idris Elba will be D.J.-ing at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival may not have been the news that many pine for (that would be the prospect of Elba as James Bond), but it did bring to light one of Elba's lesser-known talents.
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Brandon Judd, the president of the National Border Patrol Council, a labor union that represents Border Patrol agents, said in a Facebook post that he appreciated Babeu's "courage to bring to light something that's been taking place for years," but did not mention anything to indicate there is a rise in border violence.
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Reviewers are invited to raise questions about implementation, surface elements that the drafters may have overlooked, flag potential unintended consequences, comment on unclear language, suggest other reviewers whom you may not have thought to include, and may raise regulatory issues in specific jurisdictions – all things you want bring to light and addressed before approval.
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Over the last several years, Ai has been using his platform as one of the most recognizable names in contemporary art to bring to light issues involving human rights, displacement, famine, and natural disasters; however, many see Ai's appropriation of one crisis after another as problematic, and his exhibitions have been laden with considerable controversy.
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"In an environment in which sources have become increasingly nervous about speaking with the press, this kind of investigation will only further intimidate them and impede the ability of journalists to help bring to light issues that affect the lives and livelihoods of American citizens," the Journal's editor in chief, Gerard Baker, said in a statement.
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Paul's words ring in my ears: "To me, though I am the very least of all the saints, this grace was given, to preach to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ, and to bring to light for everyone what is the plan of the mystery hidden for ages in God, who created all things" (Eph. 3:8–9).
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Last month Leon Botstein, who has tirelessly worked to bring to light worthy scores by neglected composers, led his American Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall in the New York premiere of Fine's Concertante for Piano and Orchestra (191947), with the accomplished pianist Charlie Albright as soloist, part of a program devoted to overlooked mid-21928th-century American works.
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Linda Tripp, the woman who helped bring to light Monica Lewinsky's extramarital relationship with then-President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, is lashing out at critics of the former president who have emerged in recent weeks.
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