"We don't change things just to change things," she tells me.
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I actually think there's a bit of hubris in wanting to change things, or in thinking you should change things.
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We couldn't change things to make them scarier; we couldn't change things to make them more dramatic, or more sensational, or more horrifying.
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But this time he says he wants to change things, he has the power to change things so there will be no excuse if he gets the majority in parliament.
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"If you want to change things, especially if you want to change things radically, it's quite difficult to explain a lot of moving parts simultaneously," he said regarding the compensation policy.
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This next week could change things — or maybe not.
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I think that these guys are going to change things.
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Musk insists that he can change things from the inside.
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"Hopefully Vanessa speaking out in public will now change things."
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It's a technical film, and it's hard to change things.
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I'm hopeful that that will change things for the better.
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But just how much it will change things remains unclear.
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There has to be a commercial reason to change things.
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" Rouhani "wants to" change things, she said, "but he can't.
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When will blacks be fed up enough to change things?
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" The president-elect, Bennett added, "is here to change things.
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But it's possible that the coup attempt might change things.
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Individuals can look at themselves and want to change things.
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It can command people's respect and it can change things.
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With climate change things are not going to get better.
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A coach who wants to change things up, just because.
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"We hope so, but sports can change things," Cashman said.
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Tepito has had years of this.... You can't change things.
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"This will certainly change things in New Zealand," he said.
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Do you think the #MeToo movement is helping change things?
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This is how the big Democratic wins could change things.
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But she suddenly felt a radical need to change things.
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"Just anything to change things up," Beilein said this week.
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How does Brexit change things for you at the company?
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"It's impossible to change things without interest groups," he writes.
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But Flake also has the material power to change things.
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There are also many ways of working to change things.
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Here again, a single Trump appointment would not change things.
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How did moving to London change things for the band?
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I thought Ellen Pao would change things and it didn't.
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Give me the power I need to change things. Exactly.
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It was time to change things up and take another approach.
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How do I take what I've seen and help change things?
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"Fame can change things," Ed said in reference to Aaron, 33.
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I thought, 'I wish I could go back and change things.
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Well take feedback and we'll change things and make them better.
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Will this year's protests and deliberations change things for the future?
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Mobile devices and the internet present an opportunity to change things.
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So they chose the one they thought might change things more.
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Age is part of time, and does in fact change things.
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"If you want to change things, you have to speak up."
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Only limits on free movement from the continent would change things.
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How did coming to terms with this change things for you?
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So how did the switch to Alphabet change things so drastically?
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And that maybe I could help change things for the better.
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I do believe that the "me too" campaign can change things.
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I decided to head into my kitchen and change things up.
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Having Democrats to spar with would change things quite a bit.
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"People like us can't do anything to change things," he said.
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"Scale allows you to change things across the industry," Ron said.
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Do you think sitting it out is going to change things?
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The astrology of this week is ready to change things up.
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If people can't demonstrably see something, it's hard to change things.
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How did signing to Sub Pop change things for the band?
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I truly believe that Mr. Trump is going to change things.
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And you can always change things any way you want them.
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This is where Facebook may be most tempted to change things.
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If you could go back in time, would you change things?
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"Here, I have a unique opportunity to change things," she said.
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A crucial injury to Golden State could always change things drastically.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that his death will change things.
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This time, they wanted to change things up with the carnival.
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If these words describe you, it's time to change things up.
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Well, wow, did that change things, because now there was accountability.
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You want to talk to policymakers, people who can change things.
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So, you can change things like union rules and minimum wages.
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Now, I expect the show to change things up a bit.
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"Rafa doesn't like to change things, so that can make it hard for me to change things as well," Moyá said with a chuckle as we sat in a tent next to the Roland Garros practice courts.
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Everybody wishes they could go back at some point and change things.
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You have the power to change things, even in a small way.
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Let's put it this way: it didn't really that drastically change things.
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Serious question, when does 'art' become political speech & does that change things?
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Will that change things or just make it even more bro-tastic?
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But Thomas told the TV station she wished she could change things.
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But even then, businesses and privacy advocates are trying to change things.
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"It actually takes a lot of effort to change things," she said.
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When you're not 2016 percent healthy, you have to change things up.
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It wasn't locked down, it didn't require insane hacking to change things.
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The only way to change things is for people to stand up.
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What do you think needs to happen to change things for good?
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If they change things up, you got to go with the flow.
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For people to be able to see that, that can change things.
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It's to change things as quickly as possible to evade being found.
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You change things by showing everyone why your way is the best.
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I change things numerous times and edit them in this crazy way.
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If they went to 703% they would change things quite a bit.
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Being added into the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index will change things.
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But today, the company is about to change things up even more.
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But the pope, who is also Latin American, could help change things.
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In order to change things, we must remain in prayer and peace.
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How Trump's tweets change things Trump's rhetoric should not be quickly dismissed.
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At least people living today still have the agency to change things.
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It is what's needed to make a change election really change things.
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Some might like that, but I think that trying to change things
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Yes, of course, Trump has time to change things for the better.
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Maybe knowing how popular they are in blurry form will change things?
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"I'm hoping and praying this is going to change things," she said.
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Can films like these significantly change things for black people in America?
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It's where Gears 303 tries to change things up that it stumbles.
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Waiting to be the next citizen that will change things in Haiti.
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But the combination of the Nakba commemoration and Ramadan could change things.
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And that story would be one that would change things, I hoped.
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These books helped me to sort things out and change things up.
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How it may change things for the next storyteller remains the question.
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A purge of the Justice Department's top leadership could certainly change things.
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I really want him to change things, and set a new tone.
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Serious question, when does 'art' become political speech & does that change things?
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How does that change things and what should we do in response?
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Serious question, when does "art" become political speech & does that change things?
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One possibility was to retire, and the other was to change things.
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We have a freedom to act, which means we can change things.
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But this week, we decided to change things up a little bit.
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He was a letter writer and I saw him change things, change happened.
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"If I'm going to change things, I'm going to need allies," she says.
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If you aren't the favorite sibling now, this isn't going to change things.
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So the question is: What are you willing to do to change things?
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I'd say the alt-light wants to change things more peacefully or gradually.
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The studio may change things, like the script, story, or even the director.
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And that's where it may take more than market pressures to change things.
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That's why bringing those VCs and LPs to Paris could help change things.
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But I just feel more comfortable engaging and trying to change things here.
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Meaning that Trump's negatives are already too overwhelming to change things and win.
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After success in the New World, Kosciuszko moved to change things back home.
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"Having one moderate on the FOMC doesn't change things too much," he said.
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They need to change things a little so it happens to nobody else.
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How we going to change things and answer the concerns of these people?
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"I was able to change things around and start making pitches," Bumgarner said.
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You can change things much more dramatically with a remix than a remaster.
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You don't have to leave your job to change things up a little.
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We're looking for forward to next year and trying to change things around.
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But they're trying to change things in California for every office except President.
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Of course we want to change things on a systematic and institutional level.
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Yet if no-one knows there's another way how can we change things.
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"The only way to change things is by changing things myself," he said.
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It's fair to wonder if a few rogue officers can actually change things.
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They're coming, always coming, to take things and change things and hurt people.
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To really change things, you can't just reduce your own fossil fuel use.
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"I don't think it will change things that much for us," she said.
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One cannot change things one cannot see, so for that I am grateful.
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"You can't change things that were, you can't change the outcome," he said.
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He took a concrete step to try and change things for the better.
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"To organize together means you can change things," he told the young people.
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And we're having to look at how we change things in the workplace.
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That's part of the image that you want to project to change things.
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As a remaster, the new iteration of FFVIII doesn't change things too much.
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Other will sneak in quietly and change things in gentle, almost unnoticeable ways.
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I was hoping the Uber thing would change things and it didn't quite.
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WATCH: Will Harvey Weinstein Scandal Change Things for Women and Sexual Harassment in Hollywood?
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What do we have to do to change things so that people are accountable.
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You don't want to turn people away, because that's how you change things, right?
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But he said the swine fever probably won't change things in the long run.
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She proposed some quite bold tax reformsThe message was: she wants to change things.
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The sequel to cult hit Gravity Rush doesn't appear to change things too much.
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" But, he predicts, "I have a strong feeling this is going to change things.
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We're sharing not just to share, not just to heal, but to change things.
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In order to change things, women have to work together, not undermine each other.
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It's our duty to do our best to change things and benefit our community.
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DY: You're allowing that creative freedom for the filmmakers to change things, as well.
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It remains to be seen whether the newly revealed allegations will meaningfully change things.
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Even though in 2014 they gave us the Senate to say go change things.
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While I love everybody who came last time, it's good to change things up.
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WATCH: Will Harvey Weinstein Scandal Change Things for Women and Sexual Harassment in Hollywood?
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There was a reason for them, so I can't go back and change things.
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So, hypothetically, if we were all vegetarian in this country, we'd change things drastically.
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You don't want to turn people away, because that's how you change things, right?
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Michael Moore on DNC election: The Democrats have a real chance to change things.
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"The system is set up so only white people can change things," he said.
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They are looking for politicians who promise to change things to better their lives.
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If you're with more than one person at the time, does that change things?
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They, surely, were also told that it's not up to them to change things.
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Only the Supreme Court can change things now, according to immigration attorney Leon Fresco.
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This one variance, the change of scenery, has caused him to change things up.
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I personally gave Siri a British accent in hopes that would somehow change things.
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Clearly the little chat didn't change things between Russ & KD 😳😬 (NSFW) pic.twitter.
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But, the Brussels native's aforementioned loss against MacDonald prompted him to change things up.
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I mean, Donald Trump said he would shake things up, he would change things.
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"We had to change things that were done that were nobody's fault," he said.
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"We do indeed need to change things," said Anna Soubry, a Conservative Party lawmaker.
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Proposals to change things -- break up California or divide Texas -- percolate but go nowhere.
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"It simply wasn't enough to get compensation, we wanted to change things," he said.
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Don't come here and try to change things to the way you want them.
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"That doesn't change things for us," said Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment.
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That we're only doing what we're doing because there's no way to change things.
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But he doesn't want to talk about it, and that doesn't really change things.
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Wiener isn't the only one hoping to change things within the Oregon education system.
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But Netanyahu's promise to start annexing parts of the region would significantly change things.
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This type of technology allows us to change things up without fundamentally changing anything.
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Just a few earnings in the next few days can change things a lot.
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Apple isn't waiting for the official start of the WWDC keynote to change things up.
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" She added, "I'm never going to change things by sitting in my living room bawling.
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" I want people to know that, as a group, we can change things," she continued.
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I've no idea why it decided to change things up, but thought you should know.
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How are we going to harness all of these people marching to actually change things?
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It was a big gamble to change things and we needed the players to believe.
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"I always want to change things up and keep her on her toes," says Lewis.
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If that's just your boss' personality, confronting her behavior might not change things at all.
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Uranus is the planet of invention; you're going to feel very inspired to change things.
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Revolutions are rare when only 20 percent of the population is inclined to change things.
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Clooney thinks the controversy may help change things for the better in Hollywood and beyond.
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And even though in 2016 they gave us the White House to go change things.
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It is clear to Syrians that a US military strike will not change things overnight.
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Next week is the first week of dates and I decided to change things up.
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This provides both thorough planning and flexibility to change things up as the story develops.
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I've contemplated things I could get involved in that would try to actually change things.
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So if I can change things for the better because of it, then why not?
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"How social movements change things," she said, "is by changing the wind, changing the culture."
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I knew that something drastic like attending grad school would change things for the better.
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She was determined to change things, not just for herself, but for other girls too.
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"His presence in the middle of the lineup will change things," Alderson said of Bruce.
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Maybe it was easier to change things so they'd be quiet and leave him alone?
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But the dream is that the right level of creativity and ingenuity will change things.
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I think art has the power to change things, so hopefully people will get creative.
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If Basket Taco Lady was governor or president, what would she do to change things?
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We have the power to lead and the power to change things within the structure.
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But while it gives Mr. Cox in particular more prominence, it doesn't fundamentally change things.
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He also knows there are limited number of levers he can pull to change things.
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Change things, because in the past, we focus a lot about, you know, remembering things.
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For now, it's unclear how this resurrection of a separate Space Command will change things.
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"So if I can change things for the better because of it, then why not?"
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"In an economy like Cuba's, they can rename things and change things around," he said.
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Progress occurs when courageous, skillful leaders seize the opportunity to change things for the better.
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And I also think this is bringing real awareness that we change things through legislation.
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So sometimes, if you want to change things, you can't rely too much on politics.
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One big customer win or loss could change things, and make last week's numbers irrelevant.
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As for the lab-grown diamond option, Forevermark isn't looking to change things anytime soon.
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But here's the deal, you guys, you talk about how you're going to change things.
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"If you actually want to change things in D.C., who should you appoint?" he said.
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FIRST PERFORMANCE (the original production of "King Hedley II") He'd change things all the time.
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"Here, I have a unique opportunity to change things," Rihanna told ET about her line.
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And it is hard to know what they, as individuals, can do to change things.
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Back when the current president took power in 2005, he began to change things slightly.
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"Doubt it will substantially change things either way," wrote the University of Chicago's Anil Kashyap.
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Do you think collective grief, or talking about it in a way that Option B is giving us right now, could have the power to actually change things in the country and change things in the world and not just on an individual basis?
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We have a tendency to wait for others to act, rather than acting ourselves; a preference for the present situation; a disinclination to change things; and an excess of confidence that we can change things easily, should we need to, no matter the scale.
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But Democrats have similarly pointed fingers at Trump , saying he has the power to change things.
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And the only way to change things for the better is to do it with love.
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I want people who are still being bullied to know that I want to change things.
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Whichever side fights to not change things tends to win, regardless of who spent more money.
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All of these people will come together, but what can they do to actually change things?
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It's hard to know how that will change things, but it seems likely to do so.
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But implementing these ideas, even if that can be done successfully, will change things only slowly.
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"One of the main takeaways is that regulation matters and can actually change things," he says.
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It's very difficult, and our characters are stuck with that, and they're trying to change things.
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Because you have to change things for TV. We embraced that as our reality very early.
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Which is to say that they're both promising that they can change things from the inside.
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"I finally had the right mindset, I was focused I wanted to change things," Mirrione says.
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I think it's very important to do that because you don't change things by just yelling.
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Even with great powers allied against her she finds a way to maneuver and change things.
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And those studios getting back into the exhibiting game, via the streaming, could change things too.
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I think it's very important to do that because you don't change things by just yelling.
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Those two things will not change things sort of overnight or in the next six months.
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"As the 'father' in this relationship, I wanted to change things up a bit," Padalecki began.
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How much leeway does the individual at the head of an agency have to change things?
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And if they get in they try to change things and get shut down, like Syriza.
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A canon of "queer theater" Katlego and Adong are united in their determination to change things.
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If your bank account isn't doing the same, it might be time to change things up.
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The most important quality that voters wanted in a president was someone who could change things.
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Do you understand why I change things, or had a hard time freezing the same thing?
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Insecure "I don't know how to change things, man," an exasperated Lawrence says to his neighbor.
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But the $13 billion tie-up between Amazon and Whole Foods will change things, Simon contended.
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I'm hopeful that the next generation will course correct and change things, but I don't know.
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Bottom line: Steyer's involvement has the potential to significantly change things for Democrats across the country.
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Last time, I was a musician, so I could only change things culturally and not politically.
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Not just to change things up... but really to convey my own perspective on the world.
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This was a good first step, but did nothing to change things for existing, "grandfathered" HOPDs.
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Let's take steps now to change things for the betterment of the students and athletes alike.
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"I think producers were feeling public pressure to change things up in the franchise," she said.
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It will take fast, extreme measures to change things — and the speech didn't really offer them.
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Alarmists take the other extreme, believing that AI, regardless of its implementation, will radically change things.
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A note from Deb Amlen: Every once in a while, I like to change things up.
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I can imagine you might be tempted to change things if you were reading them. Yeah.
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"With Trump out of the way it won't change things in a fundamental way," Biden said.
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If ever there was a time to change things up a bit, this should be it.
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You're right, it may not change things over the five or ten-year span of things.
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Many of them, they believe they have rights and they have the ability to change things.
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Including past years of giving and smoothing out the results would change things quite a bit.
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People who come to learn and who are going to go out and change things afterward.
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It's going to take work from the ground up to change things at the NFL level.
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On its own, Mr. Trump's tweet is not likely to change things in the Golan Heights.
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So it's not as though any information we get from the ratings is gonna change things.
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Then eventually, it will change things, or it will become part of the main social structure.
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Dupas wondered if simply providing the girls with correct information about the relative risks could change things.
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" On putting himself out there for love "In hindsight you can always go back and change things.
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I couldn't sleep at night knowing I had not done everything in my power to change things.
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It will be individual citizens who change things since most of our governments are now at odds.
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It's time to change things up and make sure summer is stress-free from the get-go.
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One app isn't going to suddenly change things, but a continued commitment could help win people over.
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I sat in Google for two years trying to see, could we change things from the inside?
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And I don't know how long it lasts, but for the moment that's going to change things.
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Researchers at MIT are looking to change things with a new voice-activated prototype for logging nutrition.
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If you're eager to change things up in bed, this is a great time to do it!
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But through these setbacks will come inspiration and the desire to change things—and that's always good!
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The California Wine Institute said it was too early to tell how legal pot might change things.
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Let's hope the International Team can change things around for the good of the game of golf.
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This is our chance to actually govern in this town and actually change things for the better.
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"I wanted to change things from within, not just for myself but for the country," she said.
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The danger is too big we must change things," he said, describing his decision as a "sacrifice.
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"I think that this is a party that truly has the desire to change things," he says.
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"If we want to change things, this is the time to go in," McCloud told the crowd.
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"I truly believe that Mr. Trump is going to change things," Mr. Ronnebeck said, his voice catching.
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And tonight could prove to be the best chance this fall for candidates to change things up.
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If I could change things, I would have preferred to stay longer in Vienna than Budapest though.
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A Netflix spokesperson issued a statement to Entertainment Weekly with a pledge to change things moving forward.
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The men in charge often marginalize women, especially when they try to change things for the better.
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I'm confident we've just witnessed the last time when everyone on the show could still change things.
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There was a lot of "let's change things just by not doing them," kind of stuff. Yeah.
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"Since Gisela was a child, she wanted to get into politics, to change things," Ms. Ocampo told me.
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A. Oh, goodness, he was pretty conservative, so he didn't want to change things that were working well.
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The problem isn't that the Jedi need to end—it's that they really need to change things up.
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The situation has prompted resentment among politicians in Seattle who had hoped the democracy vouchers might change things.
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But with Iran's economy already resembling that of a basket case, how much does this really change things?
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And it really reminded me that even though we're trying to change things, how slowly these things happen.
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The civic-driven members of Dor Hadash were fighting to change things that allowed the tragedy to happen.
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"I think it's very important to do that because you don't change things by just yelling," wrote Cook.
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The sequel is looking to change things up with a much more lighthearted tone, including some ridiculous action.
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But LG's UX user interface does change things quite a bit when it comes to built-in apps.
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The newly remastered version doesn't do much to change things up or add anything new; it's just prettier.
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It's unclear how Time Warner Cable's impending merger with Charter Communications could change things, but I'm not optimistic.
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I like big thinking as much as anyone, but in practice you don't change things by overthrowing them.
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I applaud the President's intentions and thinking, but I'm afraid his plans won't do much to change things.
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There are also a bunch of expansions that you can get if you're looking to change things up.
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They go into these parks together and it's inspiring for them to go and try and change things.
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The debate is really over how fallen human beings are, and to what degrees society can change things.
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This interview came before the country exploded with #Oprah2020, and the powerful response she received may change things.
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"I think it's very important to do that because you don't change things by just yelling," Cook wrote.
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If you've grown tired of your usual emoji-filled conversations, there's a quick way to change things up.
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That wouldn't immediately change things, but would give them significantly more leverage over judicial nominees in the future.
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That is precisely why electing more Democrats than Republicans, or vice versa, will not change miraculously change things.
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I'd rather she believe in the power of her voice to change things: starting now, and never stopping.
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Check out more videos from VICE: How is Pride Fund to End Gun Violence mobilizing to change things?
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But DJI is looking to change things up with an ultra-portable take on its popular Osmo line.
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Remember to have some fun, too Routines are great, but that doesn't mean you can't change things up.
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They have a new CEO now, a woman CEO, who's going to probably try to change things around.
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Sometimes a new leader can change things, but most analysts doubt that Brussels will make any big concessions.
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He said that people who didn't believe that it was possible to change things were stupid and cowardly.
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We're the old guys and girls with guitars and keyboards that still think it's possible to change things.
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The end of Mueller's investigation -- and his lack of additional charges against Stone -- didn't change things either, Berman noted.
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Sweet Venus enters brooding Scorpio today, Gemini, encouraging you to change things up in your day-to-day life.
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As cities struggle with economic, political, or even climatic change, things their planners never predicted challenge their industrial guts.
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"If you stay quiet, it will be harder to change things as it gets more set in," she said.
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"We have an opportunity to really change things," he tells me, when I ask specifically about Snapchat's current culture.
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According to a report from the Committee on Climate Change, things are looking pretty bleak on the environmental front.
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Musk insisted that he could change things from inside the Trump regime, but that claim was always pretty silly.
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How do you use your position in Silicon Valley to maybe change things if you're quite unhappy right now?
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Reaching out to your immediate supervisor and getting to know him or her better may just change things around.
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A stylish jacket can make or break an outfit when you have to change things up on the go.
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The new Apple Watch software doesn't drastically change things from prior versions, instead layering on iterative improvements and enhancements.
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It can connect to TVs, Blu-ray players and even soundbars to change things like volume, channel and power.
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Certain variables — special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, the possibility of a Democratic House impeaching Trump — could quickly change things.
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Perhaps only a big new scandal for Mr Trump—to be sure, a serious possibility—could change things much.
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Unlike Kalanick, Musk has remained on Trump's advisory council, telling critics that he can change things from the inside.
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" Echoes Marshall, "It's very powerful to take your fame and to stand out there and say, 'Let's change things.
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Without the interactivity of a smartphone's touchscreen, the card game version of Spaceteam does change things up a bit.
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" Toward the end of his speech, he talked about how he was not "scared" and "here to change things.
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When the public opted to go with something brain-bleedingly dumb, the British government decided to change things up.
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But that doesn't change things for the many women who don't have the financial means or ability to travel.
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"All of this manipulation didn't change things that much but certainly adds to the cost of care," Rao said.
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But maybe that's also a reminder of why it's so crucial that we change things for good this time.
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" Toward the end of his diatribe, he talked about how he was not "scared" and "here to change things.
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And I try my hardest to not change things up and not leave at the drop of a hat.
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And I'd never adapted anything before, so I really didn't know about that process, and how you change things.
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As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small.
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If you want to get more advanced than that, there's an endless number of ways to change things up.
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It might be a slow process, but I think art can definitely change things and positively influence upcoming generations.
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Even if a decision comes soon, it will take time for a remedy to change things on smartphone screens.
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We can't change things nationally right now, but we can come back and do things on a local level.
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"The so-called tinder is there to change things," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst with the Lindsey Group.
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But during a meeting with them and Priebus, Trump said he would give Priebus a chance to change things.
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"These people have seen what it means to try to change things, to try to change policy," Holmes said.
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The shift could radically change things for the streaming, media, and telecom companies that support the streaming ecosystem today.
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And, after your children see that you are powerless to protect them, this will permanently change things between you.
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Have you ever felt constrained by the works you've done in the past and wanted to change things up?
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I am also thinking about the idea of physical and identity manipulation, and how much you can change things.
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But people are still going to use supermarkets and buy these products, so how do you change things then?
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That's where Meesho, a startup in Y Combinator's latest batch, is hoping to change things and empower WhatsApp sellers.
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I thought my study — cold, hard evidence of increased lead in the blood of Flint children — would change things.
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Here is the rest of the field, in the preliminary ballot order (although court challenges could change things): 3.
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The law may not change things meaningfully, said Donald Clarke, a specialist in Chinese law at George Washington University.
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When you have 50,000 to 80,000, maybe 100,000 teachers show up at the Capitol, it's going to change things.
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But I'll stomach that with the thought that maybe those guys will — maybe, maybe — be able to change things.
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If we partner with others who share our perspective, we can figure out a way to change things fast.
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I had to change things, I knew I had to stay in the game after losing the first set.
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"Calorie labeling will not change things overnight, and it won't alter the American diet just by itself," he said.
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Rask has a miserable career record against Montreal (21-33-23), and the new mask did nothing to change things.
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If this happens to you, consider sharing your story on social media, because it can actually change things, Borchelt says.
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If we were able to swing that, and convince [the older generations] to be accepting, that would change things drastically.
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Google is a hugely powerful player in the mobile world, but it can't just snap its fingers and change things.
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"I generally think it's a great idea to change things up when possible," gallerist/artist/rebel Paul D'Agostino told us.
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I can't change things immediately but I still have to go on, so I believe in the power of art.
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And if you can remove the mirror, you can change things like the minimum size and weight of the camera.
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The Compton rapper's choppier delivery adds a new energy to the track, even if it doesn't radically change things up.
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"We're in a place and a time where everyone is trying to figure out how to change things," he said.
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"I don't think there's going to be a trade war, but that doesn't change things," he said at the time.
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I spent about 10 minutes strolling through the lush green fields of Hyrule before I decided to change things up.
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Hope that the student-led movement born in the aftermath of the Parkland shooting could finally start to change things.
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They were interested in what we are trying to do to resolve issues and where legislation might help change things.
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" Rae says that her world view is fairly simple: "You focus on where you have the power to change things.
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While Calder and Campbell each led the league through tumultuous periods of major change, things just move faster these days.
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The new technology did not change things "in a way that fundamentally breaks all our current security principles and paradigms".
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"The goal is to change things enough so that we no longer need to exist," says Sarah Haider, EXMNA's director.
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Because for instance here in Italy or in other countries you cannot change things overnight, not even in five years.
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Then there are those of us who, despite having favorite eats, like to change things up on a frequent basis.
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Prior to the start of this season, the Wesleyan Christian coaches decided to change things up for the whole team.
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This one conversation in Atlanta is part of a much bigger one about how to change things for the better.
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I'd like to have more time to try to change things, but Donald Trump or Putin wouldn't listen to me.
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Racism is rooted in society and institutions, and leaders who have sought to really change things have paid steep costs.
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Let's not try to change things socially when it comes to liberal values that our forefathers got the stick for.
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In particular, it motivates them to change things, so it is no surprise that Republican presidential candidates are stoking fear.
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It feels like everyone is a bit more willing to take it to the edge, to try and change things.
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Like a lot of people today, D.L.'s clearly pissed off -- and wondering what it will take to change things.
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"My goal is to change things a little bit, to push to preserve some of our nation's culture," he said.
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But it's also hit a wall and so unsurprisingly, the country, led by Raul Castro, is trying to change things.
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Working within the system to change things can't work if you're not willing to open them up to outside scrutiny.
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It is a much smaller segment of people who hold the clearest authority to change things: the professional political class.
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So presumably your voice is louder in the mix if you want to complain about the government or change things.
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It's really mixed up with your sweat and blood when you're trying to express yourself and trying to change things.
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But Mr. Li began to change things up, writing an opera about Mao Zedong that was first performed in 2016.
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If you have 1.3 million people it's easier to change things when compared to if you have a billion people.
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When it comes to further raising Loomis' Brazil holdings, Marber wants to see how much Temer can really change things.
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He resolved to change things in 2011 after he could no longer walk for 15 minutes without losing his breath.
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The debate on Thursday could change things, as could the belated airing of attacks on Mr. Trump from Mr. Cruz's allies.
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Biden is a Democrat, to be sure, but not one of those progressives who wants to change things all at once.
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I would change things for myself so one day I could say to him, 'Tell everyone that you are my brother.
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Mr Zingales, a professor at Chicago's Booth School of Business, had joined the board hopeful that he could help change things.
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Hopefully, smart state or local groups will swim in that stream to recruit people for longer-term efforts to change things.
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But it should go beyond just providing sanitary pads and have a holistic approach to change things around for the good.
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Autoplay sound won't change things too much for publishers — they already have to be prepared for users to engage both ways.
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They may overstate our ability to change things; tomorrow's problems still have technical solutions, while today's tend to require political change.
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We want to change things up as best we can to make sure we're having the impact that we need to.
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But given that the U.S. has been fighting ISIS for close to two years, what would that to do change things?
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"With the addition of True and her breakup with Tristan, Khloé wanted to change things up," a source told the outlet.
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Donald Trump is running as a change candidate; unsurprisingly, his supporters overwhelmingly say they want a president who will change things.
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"There's only one way this data can change things, and that's if people use it to make good decisions," Mitullah continues.
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That's not healthy, and maybe it takes changes in the law to remind us of that—and maybe even change things.
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"I think it's very important to do that because you don't change things just by yelling," he wrote in the Dec.
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"Events still happen that can change things," said GOP pollster David Winston, a veteran of Newt Gingrich's 2012 Republican presidential campaign.
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Will it change things in Silicon Valley and will it make it tougher for these companies to follow their business models?
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I go to these marches and I give speeches and such, but I think that popular culture will change things more.
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So a Democratic governor, speaking hypothetically, might have to radically change things that they're doing in order to take the money.
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Better still, he's trying to change things himself rather than bitch from the sidelines, hinting at a new "scene-making" venture.
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The top tier of the 2020 presidential race is incredibly fluid, and Wednesday night's Democratic debate likely won't change things much.
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I think you're mad if you come into journalism with the idea that you're going to change things for the better.
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That said, you can also go into the "Display type" menu in the device settings and change things around as needed.
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"But if you are the one chosen to transform or change things, it comes with some suspicion as well," she said.
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"I think he'll have a great opportunity to kind of help, hopefully, Cincinnati change things around as a franchise," Mathieu says.
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When each of your products costs tens of thousands of dollars, you tend to change things up a little more slowly.
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Yes. But a bottom-up movement is not going to change things as much or as quickly as needs to happen.
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Anshul Tewari: I felt that young people care; they have opinions about issues, and they have the power to change things.
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Amid the back and forth throwing of combinations, Holzken attempted to change things up by throwing out a couple of counters.
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One can argue that having a seat at the table with Trump gives someone special access to change things for the better.
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If we could turn on a newscast and see someone in a country accent telling us the weather, that would change things.
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"I can't speak for other media, who may change things after receiving our photos, but what you see is what you get!"
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But, here to change things up is new Ukranian designer Ksenia Schnaider, with her polarizing new silhouette she calls the Demi-Denims.
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What's more, Trump's unfiltered use of Twitter — on display Wednesday morning — makes it easy for him to change things on a dime.
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And up until New York, which might change things, he has yet to win a majority of the votes in any contest.
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"It takes time from when you provide light to when people are able to drive economic growth and change things," he said.
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She positioned herself as a product of history, but future-oriented and raring to change things in a way that Biden isn't.
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We can't change things unless we involve men in the debate, and yet there's a lot of fear of talking about gender.
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"Any ruling will not change things in most EU countries where we already operate under transportation law," a spokeswoman for Uber said.
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Others may simply not want to be told to change things in their lives – like eating less, quitting smoking or exercising more.
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I was hoping we could at least tie with votes for Adam and then maybe change things around for the second vote.
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He films in chronological order, so he can change things on the day of shooting on set, and follow his creative impulses.
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Often when a tough task isn't quite clicking, you know the best way to change things up is to take a break.
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They're exercising bravery in using their power and their voice as a man to help change things, and I think that's critical.
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But during a meeting with them and Priebus, Trump said he would give Priebus a chance to change things, according to Politico.
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Myanmar's voters hope their first freely elected government since the 1960s, which took office this week, will change things for the better.
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"Even a few dollars per bottle would change things for us, our products will simply disappear from the shelves," he told Reuters.
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"I would love to get involved in leadership and will stick my neck out if I see the opportunity to change things."
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However, Sandberg and her husband had been longtime friends of Williams and SurveyMonkey was looking to change things up on the board.
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And then beyond that, to not just believe that you can change things, but understand that it actually takes a strategic plan.
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It's ok—the stress could yield a significant breakthrough or compromise that will really change things for you in a profound way.
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Big money can always change things, but I don't know that the Rams or the Texans would see him as worth that.
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"Five years of decisions questioning (Roe) - that could change things," said John McGinnis, a law professor at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law.
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He had the idea that literature has a social, political, historical function, and that of course you could change things through literature.
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Changes to the state waiver standards might change things down the road, but they are unlikely to make any difference next year.
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The announcement this week that the Pentagon was sending 3,500 more soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division seems unlikely to change things.
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SO I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU – I KNOW IT WON'T HELP YOU TO DECIDE IT'S POLITICAL, IT DOESN'T CHANGE THINGS FOR YOU.
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Sometimes they change things just enough to get a crucial measure of probability — the p value — down to 0.05 and claim significance.
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"It takes a big shock to create the right political situation, but it is the underlying politics that change things," he said.
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Now is the moment to change things and FIFA is expecting positive developments starting in the next Iran home match in October.
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Yes, the playoffs change things, especially when opponents can game plan to exploit weaknesses or how they want to leverage their strengths.
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"There hasn't been something like this for a long time in Ireland, I'm hopeful this mass showing will change things today," O'Leary said.
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And so we want to take our activism and our power and change things for any women, any where, working in any workplace.
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I get the anger about the EU, but I was raised to try and change things and not to run away from problems.
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When Mr Xi took over, it was not as a result of a grab for power, driven by a desire to change things.
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The former Grey's Anatomy star also hopes that her historic nomination will change things for younger women hoping to make it in Hollywood.
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"And that's why you hear her talking more about explicitly what it is she's going to do, how she's going to change things."
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"They know what works and what's safe and do not even try to change things up for fear of losing what they have."
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At worst, it creates a false sense of accomplishment— that you've actually done something to change things, without having done much at all.
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"We are no longer criminals, (but) it will take time to change things on the ground - 20 to 30 years, maybe," said Saha.
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And also for them to participate in a project that is hopefully going to help change things so that other patients aren't harmed.
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Even though the American people said in 2010 we&aposre going to put you in charge to Congress to go and change things.
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We talk about current events and how we hope my teenage cousins' generation will be stirred to change things when their time comes.
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"It's interesting to see how time away from people kind of helps heal wounds and helps change things," Rossi, 37, exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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The moon connects with lovely Venus and inventive Uranus, putting you in a creative and proactive mood—you're ready to change things up!
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"This is what happens when you work to change things," Holmes told CNBC immediately following the publication of The Wall Street Journal story.
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So we want to take our activism and our power into action and change things for every woman everywhere working in every workplace.
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But the recall in Santa Clara County, California, of Aaron Persky, the judge who sentenced Brock Turner, isn't the way to change things.
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Mr. Feller, 58, who retired two years ago as chief naturalist for the city's parks department, decided to change things up this spring.
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I was 18 years old and I didn't really know what to do, or who to go to, to try to change things.
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"There's a palpable feeling that things are going wrong, and by getting together and doing something together, we can change things," Parnell said.
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He doesn't ask me to change things much anymore because I've gotten good at scheduling things in the way that he wants them.
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Dial up the efforts to be transparent about when we get things wrong or when we change things, why have we done that.
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"Adolescents have a period of natural and physiologic insulin resistance, which could change things and potentially make things worse for them," Small explained.
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Opening up about the band's new song, Levine told Lowe that song was a product of a conscious desire to change things up.
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"If Trump hopes to change things around, he can't repeat that act," said Eric Fehrnstrom, a top strategist on Mitt Romney's 2012 bid.
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Just earning a living, not living a mental life, and not trying to change things was a life that was frightening to me.
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A worse-than-expected manufacturing report didn't help the market sentiment and minutes from the Federal Reserve's December meeting didn't change things either.
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"In politics, there is no place for people who want to change things, only for those who want to steal," Ms. Farska said.
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The Point, part 2: It is also true, however, that Ford's testimony -- and what Kavanaugh says in response -- could change things, perhaps profoundly.
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"I wouldn't be putting my hopes that any kind of sanctions that we can put on them are going to change things," DeThomas.
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"We've been spoiling countries for a very, very long time, so naturally they're pushing back as we try to change things," he said.
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Who knows, as small as that may seem, if everyone in America started doing it, it just might change things for the better.
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His supporters plausibly see these attacks as evidence that the corrupt establishment is targeting Trump because it fears he will really change things.
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The thing that is the most vital to trying to start to change things is compassion: Having compassion, showing compassion for other people.
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But if it's for personal pleasure or comfort, great ... and just the idea that you can change things about your vagina is great.
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"This ruling will not change things in most EU countries, where we already operate under transportation law," the company said in a statement.
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They sense that America is heading in the wrong direction, but emphatically believe only their candidate has the strength and vision to change things.
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We decided that this album would be something we'd never done before, that we had to change things up, go to the next level.
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She also noted that wealth seemed to change things in cases like this, and said Epstein had high-powered friends, such as Bill Clinton.
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But we're in a situation now where the ruling class feels so powerful and I'm not sure what it will take to change things.
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A dip in coffee prices won't necessarily change things for the average coffee drinker, but it's terrible news for coffee farmers, especially small enterprises.
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When I meet MJ she tells me about how much she loves women, how hard she is pushing to change things in the industry.
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But to change things, we need to talk about how we can better educate young people in this country about sex, consent, and pleasure.
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Although fire activity was fairly minimal Friday, the change in weather conditions Saturday could change things, Decker Fire information officer Jonathan Ashford told CNN.
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"I wish I could go back in time and change things," he said via Chief Deputy Public Defender David Brown, according to the Chronicle.
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The question is: If dating apps exist within a society that's biased against larger bodies, what can these companies really do to change things?
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That is why we are using new devolved powers in social security and employability to take decisive action to change things for the better.
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I just see where they're all optimistic, where they want to learn new things, wanted to change things, they want to work at teamwork.
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With Davidson engaged to Grande, Mooney feels like he has to change things up in order to stay relevant, including getting a celebrity girlfriend.
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Second, we note that a breakthrough technology could materially change things, for example, Apple TV. Finally, alternative distribution could exclusively license must see content.
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He expects "huge" losses if Matthew follows its current track, but a little bit of a "wobble" in the storm's direction can change things.
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It's real Sheriff of Nottingham stuff, and it works, but the turn in the quest comes when the player actually tries to change things.
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Pat Riley was looking to change things around and I was a young, upcoming, educated athletic trainer using real science and evidence-based practices.
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Following the tournament, Matthew R. Watson, an American lawyer, considered England's example—and how it could change things in Poland and Ukraine—more closely.
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And to change things up a bit, she tied her long blonde hair into a pony with face-framing pieces that's totally vintage Brit.
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Britain's longest serving female member of parliament, Harriet Harman of the opposition Labour Party, said the salary revelation was a chance to change things.
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It sounds counter-intuitive, but you know the secret to maintaining a routine is to keep things fresh and change things up a bit!
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"If you could see your whole life laid out in front of you, would you change things?" she asks her future husband Ian Donnelly.
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" Lucile Turut, 17, says: "I'd like to be able to change things when it comes to plastic consumption but it's difficult for our generation.
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He said growth of the broader "adult" market was steady rather than stellar, but that young people were now starting to help change things.
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People know that if you don't actively hold companies accountable for their actions, then you believe they will just change things on their own.
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That trusted black tote may be your go-to, but why not allow the 15 bag trends ahead to help you change things up?
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"The thing that will fundamentally change things is with Donald Trump out of the White House," he told reporters last month in New Hampshire.
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"This ruling will not change things in most EU countries where we already operate under transportation law," an Uber spokeswoman said in a statement.
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But Pain of Mind is almost a nobler effort—a dark meditation tape for those with the power to change things from the outside.
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"I do encourage people to change things a little bit for safety," Garrison said, like bumping your age by just a year or two.
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"It is not uncommon to change things on the fly and then take the blueprints and hand draw over them with revisions," Parham said.
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But I also know that my work at the Dallas Police Department is one of the integral ways I can help to change things.
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If at any time a user wants to change things up, Inhabitr charges a $99 swap fee to swap old furniture out with new.
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" Mr. Zelensky's popularity, she added, "shows that ordinary Ukrainians have started to believe again" in the idea that "a single person can change things.
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HUDSON, New York — It's inspiring to see mature artists change things up after they've achieved wide recognition for a particular approach to their medium.
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What power do people have to really change things if and when the power is in the hands of a leader who doesn't care?
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"I think it's very important to do that because you don't change things by just yelling," Cook wrote to employees in an internal memo.
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If ever there were a time to throw down the gauntlet and change things up a bit, the Oscars entrance parade should be it.
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Market research suggests that Roku is currently ahead in North America, but Roku and Amazon's international expansions could change things on a worldwide basis.
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"We just weren't doing the right things as a team and I thought we needed to change things up a little bit," Laviolette said.
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My low detail orientation and constant need to change things was a huge weakness — the sort you get sent on training courses to overcome!
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Richards says he's expressing himself through protest now because he's in college and doesn't feel like he can do much else to change things.
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At Twitter — which declined to provide any details to confirm Duysak's identity to us — the event has hastened efforts to change things at the company.
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I want these women to know that I believe them, I want to help empower them and collectively we have a voice to change things.
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German luxury carmaker BMW, a customer of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, Tata Steel Europe and ArcelorMittal, fears that the merger could change things for the worse.
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G-EazyFollowing a few big life changes — a breakup with Halsey and a new tour — the rapper looked to change things up with his look.
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When the time came for me to change things up, I really relied on the friendships and partnerships that I had created along the way.
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You know, Paul Ryan said he was going to change things, but he did not say specific things that he wanted to do to change.
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My dad tried to rock the boat at the kibbutz; tried to change things to create a place that is more inclusive and more accepting.
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We'll be sharing more details on this blog and our Twitter account, and will notify you through the app when we start to change things.
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"I wish we could change things tomorrow, I think all members of the commission wish that, but we are just an advisory body," she said.
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I still believe in the social function of literature, that literature can change things, it can have an influence on reality, or even generate it.
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He added that "the FIFA appeal committee being a FIFA body, we do not have high hopes that making an appeal there will change things".
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Although the weather system did less damage than initially feared, some experts say that, thanks to climate change, things will only get worse going forward.
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These are listed in order of possible broad impact on changing the status quo, with the first one having the most potential to change things.
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I'm talking about the regrets you bottle up—those that keep you awake at night, wishing you could go back in time and change things.
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"There's a lot more flexibility and ability to change things," says Nick Sampson, Senior Vice President of R&D and Product Development at Faraday Future.
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From the mobile-phone masts that have spread all over every big city to the soaring apartment blocks, the desire to change things is evident.
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It's not clear exactly how or if OpenAI's "capped profit" structure will change things on a day-to-day level for researchers at the entity.
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But after her first round of chemo in May 2015, Adams, who is the head of an early learning center, decided to change things up.
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But if we start to see a pattern of folks who are climate deniers, or advocates of various industries, then that will really change things.
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Granted, the healthcare system is very complicated (Trump has said so himself) and understanding the president's decisions to change things up can be very confusing.
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"It's hard for one person, even the president, to change things very quickly if the majority of American people don't want them changed," he said.
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"This piece's inner logic isn't about hope, but that doesn't mean that I've lost hope in art's ability to help change things," Mr. Reyes said.
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Yes, that definitely does change things, but things like these biometrics, I'm sorry again, I don't know how to do this without getting too technical.
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I believe the only way we can diffuse people's negative prejudices is to discuss it and recognise history and to actively attempt to change things.
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Miller, like Arrieta, struggled early in his career to find a smoother delivery, fighting himself to change things that did not need to be fixed.
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LOOK, EVERYBODY IS ALWAYS A VICTIM OF YOUR SUCCESS BECAUSE THINGS WORK AND THEN YOU DON'T HAVE THE SAME MOTIVATION TO CORRECT OR CHANGE THINGS.
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All I can hope is that the #MeToo movement and more female professors will change things by the time my granddaughter heads off to college.
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How would it change things for Chris Paul of the Houston Rockets if he finally won a championship in his 13th year in the league?
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Essentially, it's important to remember that realignment will change things, but it won't affect final totals in every case, as Vox's Andrew Prokop has explained.
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"The dialogue we're having ... is to ensure that TIPS doesn't change things which don't need changing," Henrik Bergman, its director of financial infrastructure, told Reuters.
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We speak of how we want to change things -- not just laws about reproductive rights, but how we want to remove all restrictions on women.
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But we don't know how they're going to change things — in what directions, to what effect, how quickly — so there's no end of breathless speculation.
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Luckily I was given a once-in-a-generation opportunity three years ago to change things so, along with 52% of the population, I took it.
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Still riding the wave of "Titanic," DiCaprio needed to change things up, and he did just that with Danny Boyle's "Lord of the Flies"-like tale.
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How did that change things as far as the dynamic of the band, being a three-piece for the first and only time in the studio?
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You get into all the time travel stuff, where you think that if you change a day from your past then that'll change things after that.
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Musical episodes are usually last-ditch efforts for TV shows to change things up when the show's gone stale after several seasons of repetitive plot lines.
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But, like the creators of The Walking Dead have done when adapting the original comic books, they're clearly not afraid to change things up a bit.
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"Politically in West Virginia I don't think it's going to change things," said John C. Kilwein, an associate professor of political science at West Virginia University.
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In our interview, Rukeyser opened up about working on UnREAL and how she hopes to change things for women in front of and behind the camera.
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And, according to opinion polls, voters in the Latin American country are looking to elect an experienced and competent president to change things for the better.
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After using the new devices for a week, what's most remarkable is that Apple managed to change things up without completely ruining the iPhone's trademark polish.
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"This ruling will not change things in most EU countries where we already operate under transportation law," said an Uber spokesperson in response to the ruling.
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" The Late Show host laughed further when he suggested maybe this was what Trump meant when he said he'd "shake things up, he would change things.
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And members of the military are used to rumors and murmurs about directives that will change things as innocuous as commissary hours to orders to deploy.
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" She justified her request because it had been "a sweet time for moms and daughters and having a boy there is naturally going to change things.
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If you tell a story, it just helps people understand, and I think that's what can really change things and change people and change their perspective.
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I didn't literally give her a thumbs-up, but I must have been wearing one hell of a grin; this was our chance to change things.
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Occasionally, she'll change things up with a print, like this green and white striped dress worn to meet the Prime Minister of Tonga in October 2018.
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The moon in Pisces finds you reflecting on your hopes and dreams for the future, and you're eager to change things for yourself and the world.
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Worthy efforts, for sure, but American women are in the midst of a historic moment -- one that could change things dramatically for women in the workplace.
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Walking away is rarely a successful strategy as it is always easier to change things from the inside or in a position of power or influence.
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I think the great lesson she learns is there's a heroine in all of us, that we all actually do have the power to change things.
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This is a game where any single detail can change things so we're going to look at what we've done and try and correct our mistakes.
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"We need to change things now, because these things are being implemented now," Dr. Gardner said, pointing to the rapid spread of A.I.-powered virtual assistants.
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Of course, for every known story of civic heroism or patriotism, there are countless more that change things for the better but never make the papers.
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But tonight, the Moon will clash with your ruling planet, the Sun, and ask you whether it's time to change things up in your social life.
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"The Californians come here, and they want to change things around," said Patrick Casale, 57, a health insurance broker and Republican who lives in Las Vegas.
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Occasionally, however, the editors change things up and offer us a puzzle that is simply "one harder than Wednesday," as the Crosswords editor Will Shortz says.
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Whether you&aposre new to TikTok, or you just don&apost like your old profile photo anymore, you can easily change things up via the app.
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The motivations for getting on board are considerable: a job, a bigger audience, a white knight-like belief that you can change things from the inside.
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"Is this going to bring a new government that is able to change things?" said Sami Atallah, the director of the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies.
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"The thing that will fundamentally change things is with Donald Trump out of the White House," Biden said at a May campaign stop in New Hampshire.
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While CarPlay has historically been black and gray, there's now a Light Mode theme to change things up and make the experience brighter, which I like.
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In it, he is a tough-talking tough guy who uses colorful language and sharp elbows to change things in their interest and in their favor.
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Mattis said he wasn't looking to change things, but hemmed and hawed about his past statements, seemingly not wanting to admit he had made a mistake.
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You're quite right to make the point that when new species arrive, they can change things, and sometimes a native species might die as a consequence.
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"We must not change things from the past that have worked well," Cabinet Undersecretary Giancarlo Giorgetti said at a banking event at the Italian embassy in London.
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You can't change things if you don't talk about them, which is another area where I think I align with Lady Parts Justice League and abortion rights.
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What we can do is get access and change things from the inside without being an NGO or yelling and screaming about the justice system being broken.
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Losing the ability to imagine something different — imagining that leaders of a different party, gender, race, or ideology might change things — is a much more frightening prospect.
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And eventually he left the district, feeling paralyzed by his inability to change things—harassment toward teachers, sexual abuse of kids—that had become accepted as normal.
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We've reached a point where we're talking about mental health more than ever, but what steps do we take to move beyond that and actually change things?
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Shortly before the Abiye announcement, Oromo refugees at a camp in the Kenyan town of Moyale said a prime minister from their own community might change things.
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So if somehow that's managed to be kind of taken away and it's managed to be separated from that, I think that that will really change things.
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That also means Bungie's sandbox team — which generally takes the lead on weapon balance changes — has a lot more flexibility when it's time to change things around.
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"Voice and audio is the last frontier for innovation in social media right now," said Aston, and he believes Pundit has what it takes to change things.
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To be sure, there are probably a lot of good people working on this technology, many with the desire to build something that can really change things.
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" It was exciting, a moment of transition, and a master class in "the power of the internet, and how rabid fans can change things, make things happen.
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You're quite likely to be wrong, but unless people follow the intuitions when they have them about how to change things radically, we're going to get stuck.
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One EU official, speaking on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the Brexit process, told CNBC Wednesday that May's announcement "does not change things".
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Every time we go out they act like they're going to change things, but they don't, and they won't, until something affects their money and their system.
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Even a full $50,000 in savings doesn't change things too much: You'd still have to put away $5,500 per month until June 2027 to become a millionaire.
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And yes, we can't change things because we're not elected officials, but we can take the stage and shout about everything we feel, and that's really important.
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One person has all the power in this scenario, so they would have "no incentive to change things, because they can do whatever they want," she says.
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"I think the real driver that's going to change things is going to be when we get the (cardiovascular) outcomes data," Chief Scientific Officer George Yancopoulos said.
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No amount of emergency meetings between Downing Street and NHS England is likely to change things much before the election, which could cause problems for the government.
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Even a full $50,000 in savings doesn't change things too much: You'd still have to put away $5,500 per month until June 2028 to become a millionaire.
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If you believe that you can change things in your community, and that the "issues" don't exist independently from you, then you are different from many people.
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I think, for the people watching, they should want to have some sort of sense of urgency to change things, and prioritize black students and disadvantaged students.
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I think one of the things that Silicon Valley is, it's not responsible, and very similar to a lot of companies that make things and change things.
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No. But here's what a representative for the company said: This ruling will not change things in most E.U. countries where we already operate under transportation law.
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Especially in the post-revolution generation, our goal has always been to change things, so how could a comic strip that addresses social issues be any different?
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"It was one of the most gratifying things I'd ever done… I see joining 7BC as a chance to change things from another angle," he told TechCrunch.
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How does new leadership coming in change things, both for the country itself but also in terms of its relationship to the United States and its neighbors?
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"I don't believe in miracles — I believe in politics, in the fact that human will can change things when we give ourselves the means," Mr. Macron said.
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The Schutz painting and the debate around it are already a historical unit, one that seems new to the art world, and one that will change things.
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I met with a lot of strippers and strip club employees, former and current, and that only reinforced that thesis more, that 2008 really did change things.
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"Trump has pledged to change things in Washington — about draining the swamp," said Mr. Lott, who now works at Squire Patton Boggs, a law and lobbying firm.
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That you shouldn't delve into getting actual data to change things or that you were trying to socially engineer ... I think social engineering gets a bad name.
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One of the challenges when you already have an existing infrastructure like a firm is then, when you want to change things, it can be pretty dramatic.
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Because for as long as sex work is criminalized, most meaningful efforts to change things for the better technically have to be made outside of the law.
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It's also a staple of television itself, where the characters can never change things too much, lest they suddenly tear apart the very fabric of their show.
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During the Arab Spring, governments fell because of videos that people tweeted and shared on social media, so I believe by using audiovisuals we can change things.
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I look at a lot of the activist organizations today and who's on the ground pushing trying to change things, and it's a lot of young people.
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Unfortunately, Apple's wireless charging story isn't done yet, as its upcoming AirPower standard could change things again when Apple releases its first official charging pads sometime next year.
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"Once you're an established public figure and people know who you are and what you stand for, then I think you can change things up more," he said.
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Speech didn't change things At the same time, the steady numbers suggest Trump's well-received address to Congress last week hasn't provided a boost to the president's numbers.
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To change things up a bit, we could go further back in history to some of the more mythical aspects of Martin's world for a straighter fantasy story.
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But maybe if this push to change things in the new defense bill works out, at least one part of our government will be forced to grow up.
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But what is still not completely clear is why Apple blocked the updates in the first place, nor what happened in the last 24 hours to change things.
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At 16 I was work with Sofia Coppola who had the chicest style to me so I had a good influences to not like change things about myself.
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So if you're based in Los Angeles and you're itching to change things up, look no further: American Airlines has the perfect way for you to do so.
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Speak out because you dont have to carry this burden alone, talk to help other women who are afraid, talk to start a revolution, talk to change things.
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Exposing anti-vaxxers to the science is a great start, but it's surely going to require a larger cultural shift to change things in a meaningful way. [CBC]
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Kerrey said that the two-term system only perpetuates the problem, since incoming presidents do not feel the pressure to change things based on an 18-year outlook.
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To change things further, Kwan hopes to obtain formal recognition from the Australian Sports Commission, much like groups such as Athletics Australia and the Australian Rugby League Commission.
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PETA typically picks a man and woman as the Sexiest Vegans of the Year, but decided to change things up in 2017 by choosing three kickass ladies instead.
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Shaders are now consumable, so people like me who like to stockpile shaders and change things up regularly are going to have to get a bit more conservative.
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Katsunori Kikuno showed how irritating they can be for Alvarez in the past, though Alvarez showed savvy to change things up and take Kikuno down in that bout.
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"It will change things," Fadya Basma, who became one of the first women to legally drive for a ride-hailing company in Saudi, told the Guardian in June.
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"If we really want him (Macron) to change things he needs a majority," 67-year-old voter Irena Plewa, a pensioner, said at a bustling Paris food market.
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Whatever you decide, the change applies site-wide, and no page on the site will ask again for 30 days (you can always change things up in settings).
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That is John Cooper country — John Newton Cooper, the legendary car racer who, with his father, Charles, co-founded the Cooper Car Co. Time and events change things.
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Fields, who cut his hair before the game to change things up, allowed two runs on four hits without retiring a batter in the Tuesday loss to Texas.
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" Read more: Every single Salma Hayek movie, rankedShe also added that since most of her followers don't live in Mexico, she doesn't think a post would "change things.
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But even so, "during those periods of change, things can be quite disruptive," and at the very least, U.B.I. may be able to smooth out the transition period.
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They're in their 40s, scattered across the world feeling dislocated and wasted, or stuck inside the country; they stopped believing they could change things, and became different people.
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In recent months, we've seen an onslaught of reactions to the election—people are calling their senators, protesting, figuring out productive ways to change things that aren't working.
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"If one was able to figure out how to turn out the Latino vote and the African-American vote, that could change things pretty dramatically," Mr. Potter said.
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"People are talking a lot about how it could change things for labor if Sherrod gets in," said Randi Weingarten, the head of the American Federation of Teachers.
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Lawmakers have decided to change things up with new legislation that will require the Navy to give the Kennedy this capability before it takes delivery of the carrier.
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Use your vote to change things, to change your leaders and elect the people that best represent this community that has contributed so much to the United States.
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How did they, having just overseen the worst debacle in the last generation of their sport, plan to change things to ensure nothing like this would happen again?
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Unfortunately, it's really hard to change things in those two areas — at least that's my takeaway from a bunch of disappointing "nudging" results in the past few years.
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All things being equal, it would be better not to change things up with the visiting family friends (even though it involves only an expectation, not a promise).
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"It's mostly about incremental gains, but we do have some big stuff that could change things," Canadian Natural President Steve Laut told reporters last month, declining to elaborate.
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It's super visual in nature so you can quickly glance at a project's status and you can even drag-and-drop within the interface to change things around.
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But whenever it tries to change things up in a way that might put more money in its pockets, its loyal but vocal users have something to say.
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It just seemed natural to stay and tell these stories again because, really, storytelling is so much a part of who we are and how we change things.
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Yet, despite their popularity, e-scooters are technically illegal in both places, and the politicians with the power to change things are in no rush to do so.
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Over a tempeh B.L.T., he talked about his hopes for the lawsuit; it was clear he had lost faith in his ability to change things from inside the department.
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Mr Trump's recent promise to force federal agencies to buy steel with at least 95% domestic content, up from a minimum of half today, is unlikely to change things.
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Our computer simulations have shown that this type of orbit can be stable, but if you change things around just a little bit, it can become unstable very quickly.
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He was a letter writer and I saw him change things, change happened," she said, adding that she learned from her father "that one person could make a difference.
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Then I go to a gym, where I do strength training or just my own thing on the treadmill, the bike, or the elliptical, just to change things up.
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But Ubisoft's rampage against racist trolls in the past week in Rainbow Six: Siege has given me hope that game developers are finally demonstrating the courage to change things.
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"No person alone - even with the greatest experience - can change things in Germany, Europe and the world for the better, and certainly not the chancellor of Germany," she said.
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The snowboarding legend hit up Mammoth Mountain with his pal Louie Vito and a couple of ladies -- and one of 'em decided to change things up on White's head.
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So when you feel like you've been there done that with the diced up romaine dish, we've got eight curve balls to throw your way and change things up.
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Either you do it exactly the same way—in which case, it's not a remake, it's a copy, which is pointless—or, you change things and make another movie.
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In an accompanying essay for The Daily Dot, she goes more into detail about what she went through — and how she hopes to change things by sharing her story.
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Sure, these are all extra pieces you'll have to buy, but the advantage of a modular system gives you the flexibility to change things up when you want to.
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Yeah, just to see little girls growing up seeing ... It needs the coat, it needs the glasses ... Women successfully wielding power more is what I think will change things.
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European Parliament elections: Populist and nationalist parties performed well, but pro-Europe parties, including that of President Emmanuel Macron of France, may have a greater opportunity to change things.
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Windows on ARM still lags behind regular Windows 27, thanks to some app compatibility and generally poor performance from previous Qualcomm chips, but the Snapdragon 22cx could change things.
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"The way we change things is through elections and elections have consequences," Sensenbrenner said during a a town hall in Butler, Wisconsin, as reported by the Independent Journal Review.
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And they're holding their noses as they vote for the crook over the crazy man, even in a year when they do want to change things in Washington. 28.
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The Turkish lira's volatility is a new illustration of how the involvement of regional or global powers in Syria's fractured warscape can change things for people on the ground.
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Grenier's the opposite of cynical -- about Downey Jr.'s plan or human beings in general -- and says it's time to really start trying to change things for the better.
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"This ruling will not change things in most EU countries where we already operate under transportation law," an Uber spokesperson said, in a statement shared with Gizmodo and other outlets.
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If the people with the power to change things are sufficiently cocooned that they fail to realize the emergency while there's still time to act, where does that leave us?
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It's the first time it has considered Section 230 on a case involving an app, let alone one based on geolocation technology, but Grindr's lawyers say that doesn't change things.
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But there are already lots of ways to take over a computer once you've got a foothold, and it's not clear how much a new processor attack would change things.
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" • In January 2016, to Fox News' Chris Wallace: "I would be very strong on putting certain judges on the bench that maybe could change things [in relation to gay marriage].
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Unfortunately we have not been able to carry performances over from last season and we felt we needed to change things as soon as possible in order to move forward.
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I had to let go of the idea I could magically change things, even if I can feel myself getting jealous watching my friends take on Destiny 2's Leviathan.
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But even if O'Reilly is let go (presumably with a huge payout like his old boss Ailes) it's hard to stay optimistic about how much this will really change things.
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"People get it wrong ... but as you change things 100 times, you would expect half of them to be one way and half of them to be another," he said.
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"We voted for him because he promised to bring a new face to Puerto Rican politics and change things," 31-year-old Veronica Caro told The Washington Post on Monday.
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"I believe that [switching parties] will help me change things primarily because there is a lot more room in the Democratic Party for those who support public education," state Rep.
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"People see in Jeremy Corbyn the chance to change things, the belief that things can be different," said Ian Hodson, the head of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union.
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However, considering 140 politicians from more than 50 countries have been embroiled in the recent Panama Papers leak, I wonder how positive Rhodes feels about the urgency to change things.
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But it seemed to arouse a vague weariness in him, a sense that Washington was a distant world that would never really change things in favor of the little guy.
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But the truth is that our national cynicism is a big part of the problem — and that individual citizens, working together, have a significant amount of power to change things.
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Despite the staggering pace of progress, it is still a deeply authoritarian state — though Mr. Mosley said that was precisely what has allowed Mr. Abiy to change things so quickly.
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Several Democrats said the latest Trump controversy, in which the president told four liberal congresswomen of color to "go back" to where they came from, won't change things too much.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — After a long week of crossword-solving, it's nice to change things up a bit, and today's Puns and Anagrams puzzle by Joe DiPietro fits the bill.
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" For start-ups entering into a relationship with a legacy company, Murray said fear can be your biggest downfall: "There's always the fear that this is going to change things.
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Rocky, whose words of wisdom drift along the spectrum from Confucius to Yogi Berra ("sometimes when you want to make a change, you have to change things") has his doubts.
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"If we can each find ways to share goodness with others and give momentum to the beauty in the world it will change things, one person at a time," she adds.
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"If we could convince these people to run for local, state, and even national offices, then we could vote for them, and have sympathetic people in power that can change things."
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It's taking original designs and revamping them... I just think it's more interesting; it's neat to be able to change things up and take a new artistic perspective on classical characters.
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If two major news bombshells warning of White House chaos don't change things, it's further evidence that Americans' opinions of Trump are set in stone, whether they like him or not.
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" As far as whether the state of journalism will continue to get worse, Tucci said he hopes the midterm elections will "start to change things a little bit for the better.
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Of course, the Dodgers are still reeling from that World Series loss to the Boston Red Sox ... and maybe JT felt like it was time to change things up a bit.
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Directing a 'Free Palestine' message at Hapoel Be'er Sheva makes little difference, because the people with the power to change things for normal Palestinians are highly unlikely to support Be'er Sheva.
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Which means it can be used not just to figure out what is happening in the dark, mysterious crevasses of your car's intestines… It also can be used to change things.
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Well, one voice, at some point, tried to get us to change things, and that was very surprising to me, because this was a show that has many points of view.
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Republicans in Congress, if they were really troubled by all this, could unite with their Democratic colleagues and pass a bill with two-thirds majorities in both houses to change things.
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Social media companies face the same challenge in reverse: How do you change things just enough to stay fresh without shifting your platform so much that you alienate your core fanbase?
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Maltz isn't worried yet, but we wondered not only about what level of upheaval is enough to change things, but also how we'd be able to tell when things were changing.
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She never was consistent about her style—sure she showed her belly a lot—but she would change things up in a really interesting way and it wasn't always the same.
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"One woman can't change things all by herself and it's going to take leadership and willingness to evolve the military," said Kate Germano, chief operating officer of Service Women's Action Network.
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Price: Starts at $16 per month Keeping up with the latest fashion trends can get wildly expensive — especially if you're into high-end brands and like to change things up often.
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It's only with faith in ourselves and the future that may yet to be that can change things, that change comes -- sometimes slowly, sometimes all at once -- and but it continues.
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That she says she's going to really change things but still wraps herself in the language of capitalism, promises the establishment that she's a "Team player" and secretly courts Hillary Clinton.
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The opera has discomforting timeliness at a time when many Americans feel trapped in partisan battles over elites, economic justice and borders; yet the will to change things is somehow lacking.
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Iranian, the Arabs…what I want to say is that we have influences and at the same time the Crete tradition was always open to take those influences and change things.
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Google has never disclosed the size of its YouTube business, but growing pressure from regulators and investors could change things in a bid to "illuminate a more diversified business" to investors.
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Let me ask you what you would do -- what would you say to some of these young people on not all young but they are younger, the Democrats who are running sort of the upstart called the herbal tea party in a way, sort of like in 27 when you all came in and said we want to change things, what advice if they want to actually change things from their perspective, what would have you done differently.
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"She's been demonized, ostracized, but I don't think the FN is a bad party, we should give them a chance to change things in France," he said on the RER D platform.
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To really change things, Amazon and Google (and Apple, with Siri) must build actual, enduring value for their assistant services beyond music streaming and kitchen timers, and marketing won't solve that problem.
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The question is if there will be an organizing group that can take that and use it to change things, rather than have this be an expression of anger and discontent alone.
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That said, while Tokyo 42 plays with the themes of cyberpunk in a number of ways, there was one area where the team was sure it didn't want to change things up.
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American democracy rests on a belief that elections change things, and the stakes in this story we tell ourselves are highest when it comes to electing a president, our national Rorschach test.
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It has accused him of paying too little heed to Tata's reputation for doing business in a socially responsible fashion, but also of doing too little to change things to boost profits.
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That's why paid family leave is so important, to give us more time before separation, to keep our infants safe, and ultimately to change things so Amber and my stories aren't repeated.
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After the success of her fall/winter '18 show, which had a steel band play Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" as models danced down the runway, why did Sama decide to change things up?
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Then The Hollywood Reporter decided to change things up: it published an op-ed from Ronan Farrow, Allen's son, addressing Dylan Farrow's accusation that Allen sexually abused her as a young child.
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It's just like they know what's up," says Ma. "I don't really know what's up in the skateboarding world, so we're not going to go in and try to change things around.
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But the government, whose finances tanked during the Ebola crisis, hopes that a recently signed $37m loan for campus restoration from the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa will change things.
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"I'm hopeful we do the same thing this year, which would mean we wouldn't change things that have been traditionally in the bill or attempt to fund partisan priorities," he added. Rep.
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The shift to incorporate broadband services in the bundle could boost adoption of those packages and radically change things for the streaming, media, and telecom companies that support the streaming ecosystem today.
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"This case itself won't change things, but it's the first of many that starts to chip away at the idea that criminalization is the way to address problematic substance abuse," he said.
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"This is what happens when you work to change things, and first they think you're crazy, then they fight you, and then all of a sudden you change the world," Holmes said.
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Another allegation of sexual assault might change things, and Moore may lose his Senate bid either way: A poll released Sunday found that Moore's Democratic challenger, Doug Jones, had pulled slightly ahead.
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While she was seemingly all in on her relationship with Greg (Skyar Astin) a few weeks ago, last week's rom-com fantasy in Nathaniel's (Scott Michael Foster) head seemed to change things.
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Yeah, I think if you have a microphone and an audience then you should use it to change things, especially now that Trump is in and the world's being destroyed by lizards.
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"If he wins those first two the momentum could be enough to change things dramatically in his favor," said Jonathan Metcalf, a veteran of Obama's campaigns in South Carolina, who is unaffiliated.
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But by this point, they also can't radically change things, because getting too far away from the core of the show — the reason we started watching — is also a recipe for disaster.
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Among those who say they believe in God, a smaller percentage of younger Americans says God loves all people, has protected or rewarded them, or has power to direct or change things.
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"Nobody behind them will have a chance to reset the race or change things," said Elmendorf, a Buttigieg supporter who served as chief of staff for former House Democratic leader Dick Gephardt.
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At the same time, Lehmiller's results suggest that our fantasy selves are often different from our true selves: Fantasies give us the opportunity to change things we may not like about ourselves.
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On Trump: Musk said being on two advisory councils lets him raise issues like the need for continued immigration and action on climate change, things that might not otherwise be on the agenda.
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They're trying to split the Democratic vote and anything that might be politically useful to the Democrats that might help them change things in this country is being tarred as some intelligence op.
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You couldn't change things like ISO and white balance settings on the fly, and the film you put in the camera was what you were stuck with for the next few dozen frames.
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Players may not be willing to make changes when they're winning, even if a lineup change could improve the team -- or they might be quick to change things when their record is down.
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"We hope this will change things for him," said Kavaan's caretaker, Muhammad Jalal, as another caretaker sprayed the animal with a high-pressure hose while he bathed in a pond of muddy water.
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But, like the families already grieving from gun violence -- and like those who will soon grieve from gun violence unless we change things -- I need the federal government to do what it can.
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We need to actually do better about showing our work ... Dial up the efforts to be transparent about when we get things wrong or when we change things, why have we done that.
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Pelosi realized that if she wanted to change things, she had to muscle her way into leadership, something she had been quietly talking about with a close circle of colleagues for several years.
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"This cut is positive but one or even two cuts will not change things significantly for the outlook for the economy," said Magdalena Polan, global emerging markets economist at Legal & General Investment Management.
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" Yet he was also careful to point out that the worst might be avoided: "On the other hand, there are many elements interacting that may change things a little, a lot, or drastically.
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"The MPLA is the only party that can change things and with a new candidate for president I think he can do a better job" Writing by Joe Brock; Editing by Robin Pomeroy
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Being able to reach into the game world and simply change things, with the help of intrepid communities of programmers, content creators, and professional game developers with side projects, is such a pleasure.
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"Then I go to a gym, where I do strength training or just my own thing on the treadmill, the bike, or the elliptical, just to change things up," the Mother's Day actress says.
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Profit margins have jumped to five-year highs as a result, which should incentivize U.S. refiners to run plants at full tilt and thwart any supply concerns, but an unexpected event could change things.
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Coming off of a hit like that, you might expect developer NetherRealm Studios to offer more of the same, but with Mortal Kombat 24, which launches today, the team decided to change things up.
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It gives them cover to change things in the adaptation without upsetting fans of the books, and it allows them to introduce newcomers to the series through a slightly different take on The Gunslinger.
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It may not change things much, but it does prove once again just how exhilarating it can be to take down a robotic dinosaur with little more than some fiery arrows and careful planning.
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"Appalled" by what she saw – neglected infants, she says, spent their days in empty toy-less rooms or locked away in cribs and cages with little human contact – Spencer set out to change things.
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The Real Housewives of New York star is normally known for her signature textured pixie-like haircut, but she decided to change things up with a shoulder-length wavy style for Broadway's big night.
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During his campaign, Donald Trump told Fox News, "If I'm elected, I would be very strong on putting certain judges on the bench that I think maybe could change things" regarding same sex marriage.
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Rank and file members of Congress already a daunting list of problems, including constant pressure to raise money, incessant gridlock, votes directed by leadership, and the lack of any real power to change things.
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However, until the laws are reformed and we increase our technological capacity to obtain toxicity data on these thousands of chemicals, the burden is going to fall on us, the consumer, to change things.
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The goal for Moulton is simple: The Democratic Party is in "the worst position it's been in since the 1.93s," so it's time to change things up, recruit young leaders and remake the party.
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"If AMLO really wants to change things, it will be difficult, because states have to do their job too," says María Elena Morera, director of Causa en Común, a nonprofit focused on public security.
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Yance never had the discussions he wanted to have with William, and the sense of what could have been, of the failure to change things when they could have been changed, haunts the film.
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And then I thought about Dr. Martin Luther King's quote about sitting on the sidelines and said "I just can't sit on the sidelines any longer and change things," I need to do it.
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"I&aposm sure a ton of girls don&apost ever see what&aposs wrong with looking at other girls and wanting to compare yourself and wanting to change things to look like somebody else. "
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So, we had to ask ... if some crazy Zoltar-style machine ("Big" reference) could change things and give you the exact same success in football as you're having in music -- would you do it???
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It also means that you don't have the same sort of freedom you'll find on plenty of other smartwatches, which give users the ability to change things up between, say, the gym and the office.
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"We can't allow one loss in one cycle to totally change things when there's so much data to suggest our strategy is paying off," said Maurice Mitchell, the national director of the Working Families Party.
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In the weeks since "Fartgate"—yes, of course, they're calling it Fartgate—a different contest organizer has decided to change things up to prevent a similar stench, and possibly to help the environment as well.
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As does the extent to which it might change things: The ruling doesn't force conferences and colleges to change their compensation or scholarship packages — it just says the NCAA can't stop them from doing so.
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Other nitpicks include that the fingerprint-magnet finish can only be used with the Fn plus an F1-F12 key to change things like brightness and keyboard backlighting when those should be toggled by default.
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To all the young people who are here today, there are now more eligible voters in your generation than in any other, which means your generation now has more power than anybody to change things.
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Obama getting elected president started to change things, and Cory Booker and Kamala Harris followed him into the US Senate — though, like Obama and Carol Moseley Braun before him, they were holding down safe seats.
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So now, after all these years, it seems Google may be finally coming around to this realization and is looking to change things up with a test in India that hides YouTube comments by default.
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One of the problems with the current system, Buffett said in an interview for Yahoo Finance, is that health-care providers and others entrenched in the current model don't have any incentive to change things.
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To really change things, Trump could do one of the following things: Push Congress to change the 1938 law governing exports of LNG, which is unlikely given lawmakers' unwillingness to change most long-standing laws.
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Of the two, Briggs would be the person least likely to change things dramatically, one industry source said, whereas Tulloch may put more emphasis on non-life, as he has been in that area longer.
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People who lived in areas where there was a lot of organizing—where there seemed to be a chance to change things—tended to stay; in places where the revolution didn't catch on, people left.
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How this could change things As more and more White House officials are implicated, Michelle Cottle writes, they may find it harder for them to hold out on confessing information that helps the impeachment case.
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"I think it's important to keep our eye on what the issues really are, and while recognizing that certain actions are inappropriate, recognizing that above all, you don't change things without making demands," he said.
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"While coaching, you can hear the clean hit off the racket, and you can change things to make sure you get the clean hit off the racket, which is all just through sound," he said.
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Week after week, we solve our acrostics and our PandAs and our Split Decisions without thinking much about it, so Mr. Shortz will occasionally change things up by running a totally different kind of puzzle.
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"As a result, Clicker Heroes 1 is kind of a frankenstein of a game, our hands always having been tied by the fact that we couldn't easily change things that people paid for," said Fragsworth.
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"I was afraid that people would say, 'Oh, it's the same book again, about an old guy looking back over his life with regret when it's too late to change things,'" he told The Times.
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Until moguls like Diller, who have the power to change the system, and columnists like Dowd, who can force them to confront reality, decide to help make change, things will almost certainly stay the same.
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And when we pretend that it is neat and clear, we cause teachers to teach and students to think that progress happens automatically, and that destroys the impulse to change things — to become an activist.
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There are also all-new "rift zones" caused by a massive explosion that kicked off the season, and it sounds like they'll regularly change things up — and even bring back elements from past Fortnite seasons.
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"Sometimes it just takes a point and a shot like that to change things around," said her coach, Sylvain Bruneau, late Wednesday night, taking a quick break from answering his scores of new text messages.
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I see Zuck's manifesto as a realization that social networks change things in unpredictable and sometimes manifestly not-so-great ways, and so as a result, Facebook needs to think more deeply about its effects.
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"We are hoping that businesses will understand that this type of discrimination is not permissible — regardless of how folks may erroneously conclude that the rhetoric of the new administration may change things," Mr. Saenz said.
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Probably not, but the fact that is being caught on video and social media, and it's being shown that sometimes the police lie and try to cover things up among themselves, does that change things?
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And someone who carries a heavy hammer and makes it very apparent that they are political force to be reckoned with are probably doing less than to change things than people who just show themselves.
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"I always hear people say if I could go back if I could change things," said Cyntoia Brown, who has never denied fatally shooting Johnny Mitchell Allen, 43, when she was 16 inside a Nashville hotel.
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"I am very encouraged by the degree to which they are going to use executive orders to ... dramatically change things very rapidly," said former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a Trump supporter, at a Heritage Foundation lecture.
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Last year's backlash against the lack of diversity in the acting categories proved that the Academy is capable of responding to feedback and taking action to change things (albeit many, many years later than is appropriate).
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If you're someone who is expected to have high bills, however… For low-income people who get their coverage through either Medicaid or the individual marketplace, though, the AHCA will likely change things for the worse.
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Likewise, a certain 2016 presidential candidate has risen on a wave of anger about the state of politics, holding up his outsider status as proof he is the one who can change things for the better.
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If the Spurs change things up and put LaMarcus Aldridge on Green or Adams or Jordan, what do they do when those teams come back with screens set by Kevin Durant, Enes Kanter, or Blake Griffin?
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The big difference between her and me is that she has a child, and that will change things for her, but I think Adele knows what she wants and I don't think she's in a hurry.
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If a person has internalized negative stereotypes, his confidence may be eroded, stress responses activated, motivation diminished ("I'm old, and it's too late to change things") and a sense of efficacy ("I can do that") impaired.
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But few in the GOP are convinced that Trump will win or that he is even the favorite, and this week's meetings — and the events on the campaign trail surrounding them — did little to change things.
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Matt McDonald: Once you beat Civilization a few times, I find mods are a great way to keep the game fresh and interesting, so I often check the workshop for new mods to change things up.
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That's a goal that is more likely to be achieved, and more likely to be effective, than trying to change things by grabbing power and shoving a different set of rules and norms down everyone's throats.
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But these networks have the capacity to change things, to be a vocal advocate for a different type of Judaism, and put an end to the political isolation that those rejecting a Zionist narrative often face.
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We're trying to create something that feels fair for the size we're at right now, and knowing that as we expand, we'll have to work together to change things, and figure out what it looks like.
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It's the next vacancy — whether it involves a liberal like 84-year-old Ruth Bader Ginsburg or 78-year-old Stephen Breyer, or frequent swing vote Anthony Kennedy (who is 80) — that could really change things.
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He added, "This government has had many errors, above all those of Correa, who has fought with everyone, but we need to change things for the good of the country, not to change the whole government."
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"People all across New Jersey are demanding change, and I am here to change things," Mr. Murphy told a crowd to loud cheers on Tuesday night at his election night party at a hotel in Newark.
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While that meeting didn't seem to change things, Trump kept at it with Paul -- understanding, rightly, that an unfavorable report out of the Foreign Relations committee could endanger Pompeo's chances at confirmation by the full Senate.
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I decided to change things up for my return trip to Christchurch and take the five-hour TranzAlpine train back to Christchurch, widely considered to be one of the most scenic train trips in the world.
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We won't know how big a deal this is until the candidates get into office and we see how they actually govern and the extent to which they're willing or even able to much change things.
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These onscreen stories don't invoke the anger that's become a constant in our lives these days, and they don't appeal to the feelings that lead us to fight back, to work to change things for the better.
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At the same time, it will be very interesting to see if the new leadership will be business as usual, or if the company will strike out and try to change things up, and if so, how.
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This is the paradox of climate change: It's caused by large, rich countries, but the countries that are most affected are small and don't have the ability to meaningfully change things like emissions on a global scale.
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Check it out: "If I'm going to change things, I'm going to need allies—allies with power," Offred says in the trailer, as she tries to sow the seeds of rebellion in Yvonne Strahovski's character, Mrs. Waterford.
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But as the river is allowed in, dampening the ground, loosening ties, it seems to drown people little by little, forcing secrets to float up to the surface and change things in ways you might never expect.
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The belief that op-eds like Romney's might change things within the Republican establishment are, therefore, based on a false premise: That there is any sort of measurable Republican Party outside of those who align with Trump.
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We had to change things that were done that were nobody's fault, perhaps, they wanted to do something a different way, but it was a much slower process from a previous administration and we did change them.
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TODAY'S TOP TIP Or tips, rather, come from CNN correspondent Nick Paton Walsh, who writes: There will always be food; you don't need toilet roll; don't worry about things you can't change; things get better and rebuild.
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Overall, while Nolla admits that the panelists still have a lot to learn and there are still improvements to make, she feels that putting in the effort to change things is really what matters to the community.
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Trump has repeatedly chafed at restrictions, injunctions and stays inflicted on him by judges -- though the swift clip that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is maintaining in confirming conservatives to the bench could start to change things.
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Despite concerns like this, trans-amorous men—because they are men—hold so much power to change things for the ways they're perceived, the perceptions of trans women, and sadly, our societal value in a patriarchal world.
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Perhaps the new chief of staff, John Kelly, will change things, but to date the president has too many aides who lack the competence to govern the country or the character to set an example for it.
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Indeed, public schools nationwide are more segregated now than they were almost half a century ago, which is why Duncan added that it's difficult to assess whether taking race out of the transfer policy will change things.
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"Imagine that you get a chance to see the future of your love story and whether you want to fix things, change things and learn some things from that or what you're doing at present," Malhotra told Reuters.
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My biggest frustration with it is the logic of the function row keys: by default they are set to the standard F29-F213, which requires me to hit the Fn key to change things like brightness or volume.
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And with Aidan you don't know what he's going to give you," David Benioff told EW. "He's able to change things in ways that are strange and beguiling, yet to the betterment of the character and the show.
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We've looked at static scoring, which I'm the first to acknowledge is a flawed way of thinking, because in the real world, when you actually change things and incentives, behavior does change in ways sometimes you can't predict.
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It seems like a big shift from season one's court drama, and that might just be a good thing — the advantage of having an ever-changing series is letting it change things up before the show gets tiring.
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It is, of course, using the time travel premise in the service of nailing a particular emotion – nostalgia — and the very human desire to change things that went wrong in our past, as well as in the past.
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"He's got to get some wins, because the country is sitting, waiting for the president and his administration to provide us with how he's going to change things and put people to work here in America," Johnson said.
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" As they progress through their own early careers, he gives them the pep talks he needs himself: "Just stay at it; perseverance will change things"; "To feel such doubt is a part of the picture — important and inescapable.
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The polarization of American politics, the uncertainty of what kind of trade deal Congress would accept and how the midterm elections in the United States would change things has made most Canadians throw up their hands in exasperation.
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"It's true the repressive system in Cuba has not changed, but the fact that two years of a different policy didn't change things isn't a reason to go back to one that was a clear failure for decades."
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Why it matters: President Trump and most of the Democratic field are minimizing the hard conversations with voters about why health care eats up so much of each paycheck and what it would really take to change things.
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The problem is multilayered: First, there's the task of disseminating electoral information to Native residents, long excluded from the tradition of voting — and lacking faith their participation could actually change things — and informing them about how the process works.
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Some of that is because the company has to wait for turnover and new hires in order to change things, so it's hard to tell how much of an impact Smith has had during her time in the role.
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"Without education, these girls and young women's voices aren't going to be heard in the world — they're not gonna write the books they want to write, they're not gonna change things around them if they're not educated," Hanna says.
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It bothers you when things don't feel fair and you're often compelled to remark upon or change things that feel uneven in your life, but only because you have a very strong sense of what's right and what's deserved.
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It's interesting ... for the most part famous people -- especially in Hollywood -- wouldn't dare visit, much less support Trump, but it's amazing how a little thing like an election and the thirst for access can change things in a flash.
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"Art spaces need to build walls, break them down, change things all the time to suit their programming," said Ms. Pawani of thejamjar, which established itself in Al Quoz in 2007 (and moved to Alserkal Avenue earlier this year).
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Toasted Coconut Rice With Bok Choy and Fried Eggs I've had rice and eggs countless times, but never thought of bringing in coconut until I saw this great idea from Genevieve Ko, a simple way to change things up.
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The foundation made an announcement with a number of partners we had pulled together to say, let's systematically collect data about women, and let's start to see where can we actually make investments that will change things for women.
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We've had this phrase, "If you can't open it, you don't own it," so I say with the magazine, it's just encouraging people to get in and customize, personalize, change things to make it the way they want to.
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There are two things that lawmakers need to do now to start to change things: prioritize laws governing the use of non-disclosure agreements and work harder to help educate the most vulnerable about their rights to fight back.
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Mr. Akcam said he had little hope that his new finding would immediately change things, given Turkey's ossified policy of denial and especially at a time of political turmoil when its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has turned more nationalist.
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"We have to try to change things, and unfortunately, it has to be done by striking and protesting," said Amelie Devalckeneer, a 33-year-old teacher wearing a symbolic yellow vest, in homage to the protests earlier this year.
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Wanting to change things is very normal and natural, of course, but in thinking that you should change something, it implies that you know better than whatever might be in play here, call it God or whatever you want.
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"If it's the worst-case scenario and it's ever-increasing tariffs for an extended period of time, that could change things, that could have a real effect on U.S. GDP growth," Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said on CNBC.
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"I mean, he had a really good chance to be different and really have a chance to change things," Cuban said of his past praise of Trump in a Wednesday night appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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If we want to change things — and I believe the solution is within our grasp — we need to start by treating people as though they have agency, giving them tools and guidance for how to create their own rules and limits.
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When she and her peers were stirred by a desire to change things, their own ideas and the resources available to them tended to steer them toward the market rather than government as the place where problems are best solved.
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Especially in light of the recent suicide of Black Lives Matter activist MarShawn M. McCarrel II, there's also growing concern about the toll of existing in a world full of discrimination — on top of the toll of trying to change things.
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To change things up, I sent her a batch of artists' photographs of male nudes, ranging from the late 19th century to today, and asked her if she could assign them a Critique My Dick Pic-style review and grade.
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Quite the opposite of her most famous TV persona, Olivia Pope, Washington likes to change things up, going from graphic cat-eyes to simple swipes of shimmery powder, and from wearing her hair natural to donning a pin-straight bob.
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Sure, you can change some of these things by downloading a different launcher or messaging app, but you can't change things like the quick settings menu that doesn't match the rest of the notification shade or that awful share sheet.
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More attention has been paid to the makeup of corporate boards amid calls for greater gender equity in the workplace and an increased sense of urgency to change things following the #MeToo movement, a recent report from Heidrick & Struggles found.
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If the BMA really wanted to change things, it would seek to disprove this argument by polling voters to establish where spending should be cut, or taxes raised, to pay for the seven-day NHS for which they have voted.
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If your leadership team meetings are held in a way that doesn't play to your strengths, unless you are able to change things up, or influence change, you will have to find ways to contribute in your own authentic way.
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Be really honest with yourself about this stuff, and then take the appropriate action (stop, manage your own expectations, or change things up), because remember how lame you thought the old guys in the support band were when you were 22?
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Now I understand why this type of conference is so valuable: Where else can you put thousands of the world's elite with the power to actually change things face-to-face with some of the biggest issues of our time?
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Looking ahead, economic data due out Wednesday such as ADP private-sector payrolls and ISM non-manufacturing data "could change things" for the dollar after recent gains, wrote Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management.
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" The section opens with Edwidge Danticat exchanging fatalism for optimism and envisioning a future where her daughters "have the power to at least try to change things, even in a world that resists change with more strength than they have.
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It seems possible ordinary people could change things and not just stand by while politics decided it would work in favor of club culture this time, that the stakes were high enough, even though that hasn't always been the case.
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"This book was written in a pinched, pained mood about the idea that time heals, that writing is cathartic, while also performing the fact — maybe despite itself — that time does change things, that writing can make things different," Nelson told me.
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"I have a principle that you will not effect change unless you affect the people who have their hands on the levers of power so that they move them to change things the way you want them to change," he writes.
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The reason we say "This is your city" is to show that government focused on the needs of everyday people actually can make a tangible difference in people's lives, and that these policies change things in a short period of time.
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Given how confusing it can be to explain the Costa-Hawkins law and how the ballot initiative would change things, Ms. Jimenez said that when she distilled her pitch to "everything is about rent control," it resonated deeply with neighbors.
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And while we love rocking a perfect-fitting pair of denim, an adorable sweater, and a seriously stunning statement coat to stay warm, sometimes there's nothing better than throwing on a cute and cozy sweater dress to change things up.
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The departure of White House chief strategist Steve Bannon may "incrementally" change things within the administration, but at the end of the day, President Donald Trump is still a poor leader, former Continental Airlines CEO Gordon Bethune told CNBC on Friday.
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And while that relationship has improved somewhat in recent decades, the Cherokee Nation wants to change things further by calling for Congress to honor a nearly 200-year-old promise to seat one of its members in the House of Representatives.
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Whether it's trying some of my friend's food, or sitting at the bar facing the back, or going to a new roller rink, I like to change things up so long as I'm pretty confident I won't suffer from it.
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I grew up not knowing other people like me, and I suppose that's the biggest change—things are much more open and talked about; you've got a lot of role models and services that now exist that never existed before.
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"I am credible, and I am telling the truth, and I think it's important that people realize that one victim, one accuser, matters, and that they are enough to change things," Farrow says in a preview of her appearance on CBS This Morning.
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Chance of death: 72.73% Little King Tommen standing up to the High Sparrow didn't really do much to change things this week, but the fact that even the most trepidatious king ever feels like he can step to you doesn't bode well.
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The deep integration of Android will allow drivers and passengers to use Google Assistant to change things like climate settings, and it will also enable over-the-air updates that can add new features or address some maintenance issues, according to Volvo.
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While the rocket launch has stirred up a lot of commotion, it's worth noting that Fortnite's season isn't over yet: it ends on July 12th, so there are still weeks left for the game to change things up before a new era begins.
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"It won't change things dramatically, but it's an important political message to Iran to show that we are determined to save the JCPOA and also the United States to show we defend our interests despite their extraterritorial sanctions," one European diplomat said.
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Still, in a subway system that's so busy that metro companies have employees who manually push people onto trains just so that the doors will close, perhaps the lure of free noodles is enough to change things for even just two weeks.
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The two light heavyweight talents are likely to be rescheduled for a fight sometime in early 2017, and it will be hard to deny Bader a shot at the winner—though the return of light heavyweight great Jon Jones could change things considerably.
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A fusty old building filled with people who have antiquated mindsets, whose scaremongering viewpoints and opinions you can scarcely believe still exist inside people's heads in the 21st century, let alone in the heads of those who have the power to change things.
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"It was heartbreaking and heartwarming to hear about someone's leak in high school that tormented their dreams for years, or how another women felt so ashamed of her period growing up that she vowed to change things for her daughter," she says.
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"Some people worry that if they got the UNESCO listing, they'd just be forced to continue in the traditional ways, that if they try to change things people will say, 'that's not the way it was done in the old days,"' he said.
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This model is unsustainable and if it keeps up, the International Monetary Fund estimated in 2015 that the Saudi economy would run out of financial reserves in five years, which is why MBS has been moving so quickly to try to change things.
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The study results are significant because a growing number of parents are letting transgender children make what's known as a social transition, allowing them to change things like their clothes and hair to match their gender identity, researchers note in the journal Pediatrics.
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"I knew if I went and bought a dress it would be tight, or I would have to change things," she said, standing in a local park one recent afternoon, wearing her prom dress — the beaded one she saw in the closet.
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It's a blend of approaches: he's a big man at six and a half feet tall and nearly 250 pounds, but he moves quickly, with lots of power moves mixed with submissions and a smattering of high-flying stuff to change things up.
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Events in the rest of the summer and fall will likely change things, and it's perhaps not productive to spend too much time worrying about the inherently unpredictable nature of events when we can actually speak more authoritatively about the policy stakes.
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Brady was forced to change things up thanks to an injury to Danny Amendola that left the Patriots with just three healthy wide receivers, none of whom are comfortable in the short passing game that Amendola and the injured Julian Edelman thrive in.
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The long-awaited special counsel report — now threatened by Trump's appointment of Matthew G. Whitaker, a critic of the inquiry into Russian interference with 2116 election, as acting attorney general — may change things, but Trump remains a more than viable candidate in 903.
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LISTEN I CAN CHANGE THINGS VERY FAST, OKAY, IF WE DID SOMETHING, CHINA WAS SOLVED, SOMEHOW WHICH I DON'T THINK IS SO EASY TO DO. IT MAY BE THIS, WE MAY HAVE TO GET USED THAT THE TARIFFS JUST MAY BE ON, OKAY?
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" David suggested that committing to genuine change could have egregious results "when by simply pretending to change things, one doesn't have to risk finding oneself stuck with a character who has lost those elements that made him appealing in the first place.
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"Around 25 years from now, where those two lines cross is known by some as the jaws of death -- the point at which we will not have enough water to supply our needs, unless we take action to change things," he added.
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Asked about his claims that he'll be able to work with Republicans if he defeats Trump, Biden gave one of the best answers of the night: With Trump out of the way, it's not going to change things in a fundamental way.
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The veteran staffer decided to report Korsh in August 2016, thinking that her seniority and congenial relationship with Buonpane would mean she would "be heard"; it had become too "emotionally draining" to witness Korsh's behavior without trying to change things, she said.
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In big cities, you have the money and the scale to change things, Mr. Jensen said as he led me on a bike tour from City Hall, where excavations for a new Metro station recently turned up the remains of two Vikings.
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If you have enterohemorrhagic E. coli (that's E. coli that can cause diarrhea or coliti) or Campylobacter (a type of bacteria that causes food poisoning) in your gut, adding some more at the top end doesn't noticeably change things in the alimentary canal.
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"This tournament in itself is going to change things for women's soccer, how we play and how the world sees us," said midfielder Lindsey Horan, who plays for Portland Thorns FC. Off the pitch, star-power sells, but the endorsement empire is male-dominated.
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"If you're Nike and Adidas, you're making enough money with a large workforce subcontracted through so many factories and so many countries, there's no desperate urgency to change things around and invest in automation," says Sarosh Kuruvilla, a professor of industrial relations at Cornell University.
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We don't know anything about either of the new modes or how the new rules will change things up, but it's a safe bet you'll want to at least be Dark Zone-ready — if not at DZ 50 — to prepare for the new stuff.
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"I wanted to keep everything pretty much as the same, as far as his posture [and] even as far as how he dressed … But as the story evolved, I was directed to wear different kinds of clothing and change things up a bit," he said.
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She is likewise entitled to use accessible bathrooms because the Americans with Disabilities Act covers her — at least for now; let's see if the legislation that House Republicans passed in February 2018 removing incentives for businesses to comply quickly with ADA rules will change things.
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An assertive Francois Fillon told French voters on Thursday that rival Alain Juppe "does not really want to change things," in a debate a flash poll showed Fillon winning, days before a vote to decide which one will run in the 2017 presidential election.
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So what we need to do is change things deeply, it's why I'm talking about reforming the Supreme Court, which this country's done half a dozen times, but reforms to ... Explain to people who don't know ... you want to add people to the Supreme Court.
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If you're getting a bit tired of the Google Maps voice and want to change things up, or if you need to hear directions in a different language, you're in luck: it's easy to change the Google Maps voice on your iPhone or Android.
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"The bias is towards higher rates globally over a long-term period and whether the central banks raise rates today or six months from now, I don't think it's going to change things much," said Mike Mattioli, portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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Mr. Walsh said that the strong reaction that greeted the descriptions of Mr. Trump's plans was closely tied to how people viewed his presidency as a disrupting force: "Donald Trump has a way of wanting to change things because he can," Mr. Walsh added.
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"It won't change things dramatically, but it's an important political message to Iran to show that we are determined to save the JCPOA (Iran deal) and also to the United States to show we defend our interests despite their extraterritorial sanctions," one European diplomat said.
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" When Cullen asked Woodfox if he was still politically active, he said that he tried to teach inmates on his tier to have "pride, self-respect, a sense of self-worth, and to see that the way to change things is to first change themselves.
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Customization is key to this brand, which means that even though you can start with a run-of-the-mill carbonized bamboo rectangular desk measuring about 48 by 30 inches, you can change things up in terms of size, electronics, power supplies, and more.
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"We are without a doubt at the hardest part yet of our journey and as is the case with any major structural change, things always get worse before they get better," Publicis Groupe CEO and Chairman Arthur Sadoun said in an earnings release statement.
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A lot of people experience that for some reason or maybe a lot of women in general, so I am hoping to change things within the design industry by creating my own studio, and you know, working with other women and empowering other women and their businesses.
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And more broadly, the research highlights an uncomfortable duality in stories about finding alternatives or solutions to sources of emissions: it's dangerous to rely on technological or scientific advances to fix things, but it's also both inevitable and good that technology and science will change things.
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"I was so hands-on with the narrative and the pacing and all of that stuff, so I was able to write ideas early on and let them sit a while, see if they were working or not working, and go back and change things," he says.
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A few years later, and I am as authentic as I can be and have found a group of people who actually like me for my true self and I no longer feel the need to have to change things about myself for other people's approval.
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Dear Esther, Tacoma, The Stanley Parable, 30 Flights Of Loving, Proteus, Gone Home, Virginia, The Beginner's Guide, The Magic Circle, and Everybody's Gone To The Rapture all hold onto pieces of what came before while trying to augment and change things in very specific and delimited ways.
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If you didn't hook it up to an existing doorbell system for power (if you were using at an apartment or a rental where you weren't allowed to change things, for example, or if an existing doorbell system wasn't in place) keeping it charged was a pain.
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But once you understand the dangers of shifting and realize that the whole point is to change things up on the opponent, not to smash the idea into the ground and become just as predictable in your own notion of unpredictability, shifting becomes a lot less scary.
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"Around 25 years from now, where those [demand and supply] lines cross is known by some as the 'jaws of death'—the point at which we will not have enough water to supply our needs, unless we take action to change things," Bevan told the Guardian.
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"A lot of people in the West Wing report to the chief of staff, so I think having somebody who Trump has empowered will change things," said GOP strategist Alex Conant, who worked on Republican campaigns and as a spokesman during the George W. Bush administration.
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As Remezcla points out in a piece about Streep's portrayal, the message here seems to be that in order to change things, we need to zoom out from our own nitty gritty concerns and look at the world on a more macro scale — the bigger picture.
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"The purpose of being here is to change things, experiment," said Nancy Ticotin, a 58-year-old Broadway veteran ("Gotta Dance" will be her sixth show) playing Camilla, a character excited by trying to master hip-hop dance, as well as by a relationship with a much younger man.
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On the one hand, this new information doesn't really change things in a practical sense, because the initial billion account estimate was already enormous—you could safely assume you were impacted—and Yahoo took protective steps for all users in December, like resetting passwords and unencrypted security questions.
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A good chunk of this slump was inevitable given how slowly things can move in Washington, DC. But the White House drama doesn't help, and though Trump could get things back on track next week, if he doesn't change things soon the slowdown could last a long, long time.
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Obviously if it's the worst case scenario and it's ever increasing tariffs for an extended period of time, that could change things, that could have a real effect on U.S. GDP growth but right now I'm not seeing it so for one I'm in wait and see mode.
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This new report suggests that Apple is happy with the base model, and once again, isn't going to change things up drastically, unlike the iPad Pro line, which now features more top-of-the-line features like Face ID. As Dieter Bohn noted a year ago — it's an iPad.
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Here is Joe Biden's theory of how politics works in the year 2019, as articulated at a campaign stop in New Hampshire just a few days after Warren's West Virginia town hall:
The thing that will fundamentally change things is with Donald Trump out of the White House.
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"The real people to blame are the leaders of the scientific community — Nobel scientists, heads of institutions, the presidents of universities — who are in a position to change things but have never faced up to this problem in part because they are beneficiaries of the system," said Dr. Eisen.
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" In March 2015, he shared an article about black teenagers killing an elderly white man with the comment, "Young black men like this usually murder other young black men," and that "unless we act quickly to change things, more children like these will be murdering more of our children.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — When you've solved enough crossword puzzles, you begin to realize that you've been trained to think a certain way, and when Will Shortz and a constructor decide to change things up a bit, it can take you (and by that I mean me) by surprise.
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Several explanations are suggested by the data: Compared with workers in traditional relationships, those who are self-employed with one job are much more satisfied with their power to change things they don't like about the job, and with their control over hours and their sense of purpose.
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So the leadership gets everybody to do what they want to do but the membership decides that they don&apost want to change things, that they would rather have the leadership make the tough decisions for them instead of actually voting on difficult bills or difficult issues on the floor.
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Yet I was about to change things up with my George Plimpton-style experiment, road-testing new garments to experience what some social scientists have termed "enclothed cognition," a theory proposing that the clothes we wear affect not just how others see us, but how we ourselves think and behave.
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"Adolescence is a period of time where young people like to revolt and change things and they may be tempted to leave their gluten free diet, which puts certain restraints on their life," said senior author Dr. Steffen Husby of Hans Christian Andersen Children's Hospital, Odense University Hospital in Denmark.
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