Positions changed, the number of games played changed, the number of teams changed.
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" "He changed the dialogue, he changed the whole question, he changed what was going on.
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The store designs haven't changed much in the year, locations strategy hasn't changed, technology hasn't changed.
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The media has changed, how voters consume information has changed, and the party electorate has changed.
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Its structure has changed, its leaders have changed, and in fact its whole philosophy may be changed.
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The difference is that the rules since 2009 have changed, and they changed because Democrats rightly changed them.
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That choice not only changed his life, it changed our country and, indeed, it even changed the world.
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NationsBank changed its name to Bank of America, Travelers changed its name to Citigroup, Norwest changed its name to Wells Fargo, and Firstar changed its name to US Bancorp.
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My love life changed, my day-to-day life changed, my self love with myself changed, my career started changing.
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It's changed the community – it's changed Strabane, for sure.
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The bartenders changed, the music changed—everything but that stubborn old smell of stale beer and citrus, it seemed, had changed.
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"He's changed as a person, his attitude changed," NeNe says.
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This time away changed her, just as it changed Taylor.
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"He's changed as a person, his attitude changed," she said.
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The terrain has changed, so Cruz has changed with it.
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As I have grown and changed, she's grown and changed.
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"The situation changed for us, the morale changed," he said.
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"He's changed as a person, his attitude changed," NeNe said.
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How has your relationship with him changed or not changed?
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You think the personality has changed, that things have changed?
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Its membership standards have changed as the country has changed.
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Mexico has also changed and not changed since the 1970s.
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Well, the times have changed and we've changed again too.
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"The bridges have changed things, changed the sound," Kohl said.
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Economic debate changed; even the way economics was taught changed.
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Has your writing changed as the political landscape has changed?
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But we've also changed the regulatory policy, we've changed the energy policy, we've changed a lot of the way the economy works.
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The makeup of game development teams have changed; the kinds of games being made have changed; the ways games are produced, marketed, and monetized have changed; and relationships between developers and gamers have changed.
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"Society has changed, Bavaria has changed and Bavarian voters have changed — but the mainstream parties have slept through that change," Mr. Oberreuter said.
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Nothing has changed and everything has changed, but it's not different.
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Sources are terrified, so it's changed, but it hasn't completely changed.
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Policies can be changed, and can be changed for the better.
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As American politics and culture changed, the Klingons changed as well.
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It changed the world culturally, and it changed the world musically.
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And as the show changed shape, the cast changed with it.
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That changed in the previous hours when he changed his story.
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"The message changed because the data changed," Yaron said on Sunday.
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Has the sound of "Twin Peaks" changed as times have changed?
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The world has changed, but E3 hasn't necessarily changed with it.
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And nothing has really changed because the gun laws haven't changed.
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" As a result, "the stories changed because we changed the storytellers.
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It wasn't that the law changed and then the norm changed.
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The faces and names of the youths had changed, the president in the White House had changed, the size of the housing had changed.
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But the guidelines have changed the museum profession irrevocably, perhaps as much as Beckmann changed German painting or as life in exile changed him.
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That changed my vocals and it changed we wrote and recorded music.
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These books have been best sellers that changed campaigns and changed careers.
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It changed the momentum, and it changed the whole ballgame for us.
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It changed our country and it changed, in fact, the entire world.
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" When asked what changed after his comments Thursday, Giuliani said, "nothing's changed.
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I have changed disciplines within a career and then changed careers entirely.
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The Democratic primary race has changed, and it has indeed changed fundamentally.
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Since the new year, a lot changed, people and their opinions changed.
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"School culture has changed as the wider culture has changed," he said.
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But California changed because the people who constituted a political majority changed.
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"Some things have changed, but the mindset has not changed," he says.
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The dollar changed hands at 108.48 yen, little changed on the day.
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To pretend the battles are the same as they were in 248 ignores the fact that the economic realities have changed, economic thinking has changed, the party has changed and — perhaps more than anything — the electorate has changed.
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I changed my studio, I changed the way that I worked, I changed the language particles that I was dealing with in terms of the equipment.
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"And then when I made all the money, my wallet changed, my bank account has changed, but my approach to having fun hasn't changed," he says.
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"They changed the seats, they changed the glass, they changed the suspension in the first few months of production of the Tesla Model 3," said Fisher.
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The world has changed, but within these walls, they have not changed much.
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Have the oil changed, fluids checked, wipers inspected and changed out if needed.
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Lives have been changed and will continue to be changed because of it.
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America has changed them and they have changed America—witness Mr Parker's classmates.
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The facts changed for American Express, and now Cramer has changed his mind.
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"They might have changed their appearance or changed their vehicle," DeVine said Monday.
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But as soon as I changed my mind perception, my life literally changed.
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"The world has changed, but E3 hasn't necessarily changed with it," Layden said.
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While not much has changed in New Hope, Herbst's life has changed immensely.
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She changed her diet, she changed her birth-control pill, she had acupuncture.
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It's totally changed mine in ways that nothing's ever changed my life before.
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Mason: Well I haven't changed personally but my musical taste has completely changed.
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"Elections have changed significantly since 2016, but Facebook has changed too," he said.
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"I have changed and I'm not proud of how I changed," she said.
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I mean, the standards have changed because he changed the standards of acceptability.
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My first-ever Dry January not only totally changed my relationship with alcohol; it changed some of my friendships, and I'd even argue it changed my life.
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Black politics changed drastically during the artist's lifetime, and his aesthetic changed in tandem.
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She may have changed his mind and changed the outcome of the Kavanaugh hearing.
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Not only had the products changed, but the way these were consumed changed too.
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Oh my gosh, not only has the sport changed, but I've changed as well.
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"The whole market has changed and you haven't changed with it," Van Nest said.
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Eight times it has changed the law, and seven times it has changed regulation.
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It's changed the way we do things and it's dramatically changed the fire department.
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The project has changed much since its original incarnation — but Leibovitz has changed too.
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"It changed not only the perception of Russia abroad, it changed us," Sorokin said.
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"2016 changed her outlook on life and it changed her priorities," added the source.
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Though fame might not have changed him, it's changed how people interact with him.
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The context has changed, our laws have changed, and our integration system has faltered.
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IT'S CHANGED YOUR BEHAVIOR, YOU KNOW, IT HAS CHANGED EVERYBODY IN THE OFFICE'S BEHAVIOR.
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You'll see how my life has changed and why it's changed for the better.
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The reality is that the church has changed, and changed often, in its history.
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As I've changed over the years, my view of Hillary Clinton has changed, too.
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Where one thing changed, everything changed; hence, the description that warfare had become kaleidoscopic.
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Not because [their BrAC] has physically changed, but because those around them have changed.
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My perspective on philosophy and black women has changed because the discipline has changed.
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"They've changed the science, and they've changed the public policy dialogue," said Mr. Boies.
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It all changed when I shot 64 on that Friday and things changed overnight.
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Somehow that night it became clear that because nothing had changed, everything had changed.
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The views changed only as the light changed, not as the landscape rushed by.
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She's changed her tone or she's changed her mind on things too many times.
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Streaming hasn't just changed the album; it's also changed the way songs are written.
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"Our meeting changed my life, very strongly, and it changed his life," Sharkevich said.
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Well, maybe he didn't grow up, but the war changed, or the goals changed.
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That changed in 20203, and it doesn't seem to have changed back in 22020.
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Instead, it was because the Justices' values writ large (social, moral, religious, and partisan) changed when the people on the Court changed or existing Justices simply changed their minds.
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In the two decades since welfare overhaul passed, Ms. Pavetti added, the economy has changed, the labor market has changed, and the population in need of help has changed.
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"If the definition is changed, it means the classification of treatment is changed," she said.
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But let&aposs remember what&aposs changed, what&aposs changed from past presidents&apos attempts.
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For me and my children, it changed everything and changed it overnight in horrible ways.
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While the advertising strategy may not have changed, what has changed is what's at stake.
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It would've changed the emotion in the room, but it wouldn't have changed the outcome.
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We actually changed the way, who they call on, changed the way we paid them.
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I stepped out of the shower a changed woman—a worse woman, but changed nonetheless.
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Many changed out of their black shirts, then changed trains, and vanished into the night
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This perception must be changed, and it is certainly not being changed by Hillary Clinton.
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He ran with all the changes, and he changed too, and we changed with him.
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And we're going to get it changed, and we're going to get it changed fast.
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"That moment changed my family's life forever but changed it for the better," Gutierrez said.
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A lot of the rhetoric has changed and a lot of the training has changed.
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Because how you market the shows has changed, the way you sell tickets has changed.
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Many changed out of their black shirts, then changed trains, and vanished into the night.
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Czechs are proud that they changed themselves; eastern Germans know they were changed by westerners.
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LIESMAN: HAS THAT LEVEL CHANGED, THOUGH, BETWEEN -- AS WE'VE CHANGED CHAIRMAN AT THE FEDERAL RESERVE?
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But in other ways, a whole lot has changed, because Baltimore's mind-set has changed.
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Since 2016 i've changed a lot and the topics I cover have changed a lot.
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"My, how things have changed, my how the Republican Party has changed," Lemon said Friday.
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Finishing up this section, just answer this question: Has Hollywood changed or has Google changed?
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"The world has changed, a lot of people have changed," Phillips told CNN on Thursday.
|
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Here are how ties with Cuba have changed — and haven't changed — under the Trump administration.
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Now everything has changed but it's very hand-wavy as to like, what changed here?
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Do you think its morals or ethics have changed, its role in society has changed?
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We live in a city and a time where you can go and get [your gender marker changed to] X. I remember when we were fighting to get our name changed—not our gender marker changed, but our name changed—what that looked like!
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"Feminism has changed the way women think, and it has changed the way men think," she said, "but the trouble is, it hasn't changed the attitudes of babies at all."
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"As far as everything at the racetrack, around the racetrack, the people have changed, the cars have changed, the rules have changed, but the racetrack stays the same," Petty said.
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"Even though the world has changed, the politics have changed, the personalities have changed many times over…I'm proud to offer consistent leadership to Kansas through it all," he said.
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And so you had a civil rights movement, a gay rights movement, a women's movement in the 800s and 21860s that changed the laws, changed the norms, changed the assumptions.
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Digital technology, though it has changed so much, has barely changed the way we do politics.
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You just put it in dev mode, changed some HTML files, and your phone fundamentally changed.
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The system's drastically changed since the first trains started running, and the city's changed with it.
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Scaramucci has changed his tune on Trump, but more fundamentally, it's Trump who's changed his approach.
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JASON CHAFFETZ, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, the paradigm has changed though because our leadership has changed.
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How Nixon changed the FBI Trump: And nothing was changed other than Richard Nixon came along.
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They altered the acidity and chemical composition of the environment, changed the pressure, and changed temperatures.
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I swear that Perugia changed overnight—this story changed how we all saw our own city.
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So much changed during his short time away, but nothing about him has changed a bit.
|
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The main thing that has changed since January is that very little seems to have changed.
|
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In other words, the facts materially changed, but the Department of Justice's legal position hasn't changed.
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I think that's certainly changed, and it has changed very rapidly over the past few years.
|
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"I've changed half of this company, and Jack Welch hasn't changed half of G.E.," he said.
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If they changed asylum and if they changed loopholes everything on the border would be perfect.
|
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Republicans have not changed Mr. Trump for the better; he has changed them for the worse.
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Big man up above—Thank the man up above that I changed, and my life changed.
|
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We asked Navarro why he changed his tune so dramatically given the underlying economics haven't changed.
|
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"The political climate has changed and the financial situation has changed," he was quoted as saying.
|
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She should never have changed her last name — or she should have changed it long ago.
|
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The facts about their grandfather were not changed by the discovery, and yet something had changed.
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"But the work of Dr. King changed this country and it changed it for the better."
|
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"I think the language is being changed and the aesthetic is being changed," Ms. Starkey said.
|
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A lot has changed for her generation, but some things only look as if they've changed.
|
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I'm not sure how either of those restaurants changed America, although they certainly changed New York.
|
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Now they are back in Helmand with a changed mission, looking at an overwhelmingly changed map.
|
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The Internet changed the way we watch TV, and that changed the way TV gets made.
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Also we implemented (the physics engine) Havok in Halo 2, so everything about how the vehicles worked changed, everything about projectiles worked changed, everything about how you built the environment changed.
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We want to see what the original looked like, we want to see every change, we want to know who changed it, why it was changed and when it was changed.
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That doesn't mean he's changed his political views or he's changed his views about how he feels about the African American community because he believes Jesus delivered him or changed his life.
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I'm not as impressed with their editorial efforts over the many years, and it's changed and changed and changed again and I've largely come to the conclusion they don't care. Mm-hmm.
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EditorsNote: Added stat at end of 3rd/final grafs; Changed to Big East in 4th; Changed 'a' to 'an' in 6th; Changed to 3:23 in 7th; Fixes to comma at Feb.
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Today, the agency's guidelines include a sidebar explanation noting that they were changed, and then changed again.
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As soon as I changed my perspective of myself, started really loving myself, that's when everything changed.
|
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Things have changed Bob Dylan has changed his mind and finally agreed to accept his Nobel Prize.
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Mars isn't sure if his mom's death changed his music, but he knows it changed his life.
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"What has happened over last two weeks has changed the country and changed the conversation," she said.
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But we changed the color and added the circle [behind the sunburst], which changed the entire mood.
|
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"Everything has changed yet nothing has changed at all," Astin said of how married life changes things.
|
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While the retirement investment landscape has changed massively since the early 1970s, ERISA rules have not changed.
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"Jane has changed him over the years, being part of a family has changed him," Guma said.
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"I don't think things have changed as dramatically as the sentiment towards China has changed," he said.
|
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The context of such debates has changed, in part as gun technology and gun use have changed.
|
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Forty-eight hours later, he changed his mind — or had it changed for him by his superiors.
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Now we don't build across fault lines, the building codes have changed, the emergency responses have changed.
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"It changed how I look at art; it changed how I thought about myself drawing," she said.
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"The comptroller changed the terms and conditions of employment when he changed the wage," Mr. Linn said.
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Success has not changed Antetokounmpo, Tsiggas said, but it has changed the conversation about the African community.
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" Connor added that he didn't think Dean had changed — as Dean assured her, "I'm a changed man.
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" Saeli added that he didn't think Unglert had changed — as Unglert assured her, "I'm a changed man.
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But really, though, it was a good relationship for six months and then paths changed, careers changed.
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The first thing to appreciate is that those forces have changed, and changed dramatically, in recent decades.
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That's how the system changed in Arizona and California; that's how the rules were changed in Florida.
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It wasn't just the games that changed over this time; the process of making them changed, too.
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"A lot changed — everything changed — over the last day," said Mr. Signer, a lecturer at the university.
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Not only did the item Maine Coone have to be changed to Black Tabby, but the creature name had to be changed, the cat carrier altered, the description for the cat carrier changed.
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U.S. stocks were little changed following the publication of the minutes and U.S. Treasury yields were little changed.
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I feel like I've changed a lot of lives, and they've changed mine, and that's a good thing.
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Victoria designed my dress and then I changed in the middle of the night and she changed me.
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I would say he's changed his haircut in one year more than I've changed in my whole life.
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The moon has changed far less than the Earth, but that doesn't mean it hasn't changed at all.
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The contents of these texts haven't changed — it's the political and social and economic conditions that have changed.
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That all changed when a bright, young singer named Selena came and changed the landscape of music entertainment.
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Opportunities for women changed a great deal in the decades after the 1950s, and princesses changed as well.
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My needs have changed and my want to have a more direct relationship with [my customers] has changed.
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That's a great thing because people change, Zuckerberg has changed, Evan Spiegel presumably has changed, talk about that.
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Do you have any impressions about how the TV industry has changed or how that technology has changed?
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ChangEd - ChangEd rounds up your purchases with a linked credit or debit card to pay off your loans.
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" She said, "My life has changed so much since I stopped doing drugs — my whole attitude has changed.
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"The opening of ANWR has definitely changed the conversation, and changed where companies are pursuing business," she said.
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"You need to think about how you have changed and how the place itself has changed," she said.
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The public has changed its mindThe wider electorate, by contrast, changed its mind about Brexit sometime in 2017.
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"When the Supreme Court changed the definition of marriage, dynamics changed," said State Senator Greg Kirk, a Republican.
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Distance has changed: Harris also says that very few experts took note of the changed economics of space.
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I read 'The World Is Flat' and because of that I changed my job, I changed my career.
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" We thought we'd changed in the '60s, and when I'm 80 we'll think, "Oh, we've really changed now.
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We've changed the availability, we've really changed the culture, and our smoking rate is at its lowest level.
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"Technology has changed, your strategic reality has changed, and we both have to deal with it," he said.
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It hasn't changed the way we hit a baseball, but it's changed our understanding of what's going on.
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While some employees&apos jobs changed little across the magazines, others&apos roles changed as much as half.
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Tuchscherer changed jobs when Snowflake, another hypergrowth startup also valued at around $4 billion, changed CEOs in May.
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In some ways, a lot has changed in the intervening decades; in others, nothing has changed at all.
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But just as Mr. Trump has changed the presidency, advisers and analysts say it has also changed him.
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Even If he didn't leave Belgium as a changed man, at least Astley was a changed beer-drinker.
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I was also interested in how Donald Trump's election changed his thinking, or if it changed it all.
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Because things changed, things have changed somewhat dramatically because of the internet in terms of so many people.
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This is a country that once changed its Constitution so you couldn't drink and changed it back because we changed our minds, and you're telling me we can't reform our democracy in our time.
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Cueto fires 2201-hitter as Giants down Padres SAN DIEGO — San Francisco Giants right-hander Johnny Cueto changed speeds, changed motions and changed how he was attacking the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night.
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"What an incredible thing you have done, you have changed the political landscape, you've changed the Conservative Party for the better and you've changed the future of our country for the better," said Johnson.
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"For me, in New York, it reminds me of 9/11, where one moment, which was inconceivable, just changed everything, changed your perspective on the world, changed your perspective on safety," said New York Gov.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1194 and the Japanese yen little changed versus the greenback at 109.96 yen.
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"Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced," he said.
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I'll be like, Oh, I loved this dress from here, but I would want this changed and this changed.
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"The bottom line here is that elections have changed significantly since 2016, and Facebook has changed too," Zuckerberg said.
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But the world has changed, the way we interact with technology and each other has changed and Facebook hasn't.
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Nothing changed in her fantasies, nothing ever changed, day after day, night after night, except what she was wearing.
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This exhibition might suggest that things have changed, but I am not sure they have changed all that much.
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Colin Kroll was a true visionary who changed the app game twice, and with HQ he changed my life.
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"I think a lot of things have changed and I think the conversation has changed a lot," said Cyrus.
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My perspective on Atticus changed as I grew up, the same way my perspective of my own parents changed.
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What have you seen in the way he has changed or not changed, going back to the late '80s?
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And during my course of doing this work in a college setting my instruction changed as the technology changed.
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How a century-old war affects you The war changed life for women, and it changed the women themselves.
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Most of all I wanted to see with my own eyes what had changed — and so much had changed.
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The Reddit hack changed users' profile pictures to Sombra's purple skull logo and changed a few other cosmetic elements.
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Mobile has changed the way we shop, and Instagram has changed the way we discover new brands and products.
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"The East Village has changed a lot, but the artists of the East Village haven't changed," Ms. Friedman said.
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The short-changed The short-changed are quick to blame their lack of accomplishment on a lack of opportunity.
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How has the city and gun violence in the city changed since then, and how has it not changed?
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ANNA BAYLE In Europe, you went from show to show, and they changed your face, they changed your hair.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Trump and Mr. Pompeo have denied that, saying they want changed behavior, not changed leadership.
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Browsing Despite all that has changed about women's roles in the workplace, what hasn't really changed is their wardrobe.
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Times and attitudes have changed, and the language used to discuss sexual orientation and gender identity has also changed.
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And it's clear that Congress in '86 changed the statute of limitations, in 2006 changed the statute of limitations.
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That attack changed the course of history, and it changed the way counterterrorism efforts were conducted around the world.
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Perhaps Brett Kavanaugh has changed his ways, just as he has changed his position on subjecting presidents to investigation.
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And even though I've changed my travel and social plans to be cautious, I haven't changed my investment plans.
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" — David Axelrod "Genuinely pleased to hear Bernie admit that his view on guns has changed as the world changed.
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WM: Well, the culture's changed, and it changed it a way that seemed to require Dave Chappelle's two cents.
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The online culture of this decade hasn't just changed the words we use, it's changed how we express ourselves.
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No votes are changed Pruitt is a top target for Dems, but it's unlikely his hearing changed anyone's vote.
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Drug cartels have changed the landscape The cartels' global dominance has changed the way Mafia groups operate, experts say.
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Their directors and addresses changed frequently; some were dormant or rapidly closed, and others have since changed their names.
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Obviously the ecosystem has changed a bit, but because Stripe has grown, my particular vantage point has also changed.
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I haven't changed anything except my tone, and I have changed the, I don't know how to say this.
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We think that the way that people are engaging with their phones has changed and their expectations have changed.
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"This is a country that once changed its Constitution so you couldn't drink and changed it back because we changed our minds, and you're telling me we can't reform our democracy in our time," he said.
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This has hardly changed since Susan Sontag made the same observation in "Regarding the Pain of Others" (2003), and it has hardly changed because the underlying political relationships between dominant and subject societies have hardly changed.
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I changed the brim, I mean I changed the shape right here and I put positive energy into the hat.
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While so much has changed since the accident, the one thing that hasn't changed is their dedication for one another.
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While Robinhood has completely changed the stock trading retail market in the U.S., buying shares hasn't changed much in Europe.
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It's easy to assume that his escape with the Tesseract changed his fate, just as Gamora's time traveling changed hers.
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Though the current numbers haven't changed, what has changed is the amount of research highlighting how little some supplements help.
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According to LinkedIn's job change report, one in three people surveyed who changed jobs in 2015 changed their careers entirely.
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It's amazing how it really changed her life — well the movie changed all of our lives — but hers especially, aesthetically.
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There&aposs nobody close and it could be changed so easily and we&aposre going to get it changed. Susana?
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When I changed my name to Sessi, I also changed my middle name to Kuwabara, my obāchan's—grandmother's—family name.
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Just as industrialization and digital media changed the work of being a musician, they changed experiences and opportunities for audiences.
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"If The Wall Street Journal editorial page changed or if Fox and Friends changed, this would be over," Inglis said.
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"Until the last 18 months, I'd never changed one diaper in my life, and now I've changed thousands," he laughs.
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Those things haven't changed, but my judgment of how far ahead the Pixel is of any other cameraphone has changed.
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Some argue that the threat from North Korea hasn't changed, but what has changed is attitudes in Washington and Tokyo.
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He changed the Dutch style of play, and he changed the ethos of two top clubs, Ajax Amsterdam and Barcelona.
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" When I asked him today if anything had changed in his view, he responded, "Not much has changed, simply unfolded.
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He said the platform has changed a lot since then but has also changed a lot in the past year.
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" She also said the practice "challenges the conscience of our country that it must be changed, must be changed immediately.
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Ms. Arison changed course after a serendipitous conversation with a student's mother about how YoungArts had changed her son's life.
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I changed my makeup on the show, I changed my makeup right after the show, my makeup is still changing.
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Connor Holloway, 23 Corps de ballet, American Ballet Theater It's amazing how nothing has changed, but also everything has changed.
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Company records show that Chegin's firm, called Chest-S, changed owner in July and changed its name earlier this month.
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Didion's 1987 book examines the ways that Cuban exiles have impacted and changed Miami, and how Miami has changed them.
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"They've changed Ashley's life today and they may've also changed the lives for other children for the better," Kriha said.
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But the economy in Georgia's really changed and I'm really interested in how that change has also changed the politics.
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Read more:16 unbelievable ways that life in the US has changed in the past 100 years20 big ways the world has changed since 199954 before-and-after photos that show how much the world has changed
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"It changed my life here [in the UK] and it changed my life when I went to New York," Erivo explains.
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"I have not changed my mind on flexibility, I hope that Jean-Claude Juncker has not changed his mind," he said.
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The Simpsons has run 27 years, and while the world has changed around it, the characters have barely changed at all.
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That was still probably the most challenging part about it, and something that changed my life—changed all of our lives.
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"This one evil act has changed the whole makeup of this town already – it has changed the entire community," she explains.
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"It has changed my life, it's changed the whole way I think about food," Ripa said on her show in 2015.
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"[Becoming a mom] hasn't changed my style at all, it's changed my lifestyle but not my clothing style," the rapper said.
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I know it's changed a lot — the internet has changed a lot of things — but I don't think it's improved necessarily.
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"It has changed my life; it's changed the whole way I think about food," Ripa said on her show in 2015.
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The world has changed since the end of the Cold War, yet very little of American foreign policy has actually changed.
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Last year, Uber changed its surge structure, and earlier this year, the company changed pay rates in the Los Angeles area.
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"The psychology has always been the same, but the dynamics have changed because the mating environment has changed," he told VICE.
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A third of respondents said their institutions changed or added academic programs, and 22 percent said they changed or added facilities.
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What had been a booming economy in the era of Ronald Reagan changed dramatically and the business landscape changed with it.
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You can come back years later and [the country] has changed; it did not wait for you, and you have changed.
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In a month, 75 percent of the menu has changed, and after two months pretty much the whole menu has changed.
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"My life has changed, the priorities in my life have changed, my priorities are my children, my husband and my family."
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Just as fear changed the way that residents of the unnamed city regard their windows, something about doors has changed too.
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The euro last changed hands at $1.1034, while the greenback last traded at 109.12 yen, both little changed on the day.
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Without further ado and beginning with the device that changed it all: The original iPhone changed the world forever in 2007.
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The Tea Party and its relentless campaign of primary challenges was proof the Republican Party had changed, and would stay changed.
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Donald Trump has been President Trump for 500 days as of noon today, and everything has changed, and nothing has changed.
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It changed a lot of lives and it changed my life so I think that's what I'm the most proud of.
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She's running away from something terrible, something traumatizing that has changed her, as similar events have changed so many lives, forever.
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Mr. Moore has not argued that he changed his mind because he realized he was wrong, or because the facts changed.
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We must resolutely reform what should and can be changed, we must resolutely not reform what shouldn't and can't be changed.
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Our relationships changed and there really is a darkness that's come over her recently that I think has changed our relationship.
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Between Cézanne's time to Schapiro's, the entire culture changed drastically, and now some 60 some years later, it has changed again.
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ChangEd rounds up purchases the user makes throughout the day, and collects the spare change in an FDIC-insured ChangEd account.
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Taryn: And as the neighborhood changed from a primarily Middle Eastern community to a mix of ethnicities, Sahadi's changed with it.
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The truth is that nothing has changed in three years regarding case law, but much has changed on the Supreme Court.
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Switched on Pop | Streaming hasn't just changed the way we listen to music; it's changed the way that pop music sounds.
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The problem is, our atmosphere has changed a lot since the ancient Egyptians were baking, and microbes have changed with it.
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The story has changed Over at Morgan Stanley, Adam Jonas, a longtime booster of the company, admits the story has changed.
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And as surgery changed, especially after the advent of anesthesia, social understandings of the human body, illness, and mortality changed with it.
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Then suddenly, last night it changed course, hid those three episodes, and launched with only this "How EDM Changed The World" dreck.
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We've changed how we've done that and we've changed how we've done that and we do that in a completely different way.
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Essentially, researchers found that the size of the anomaly changed as the elemental composition of Daya Bay's radioactive fuel changed over time.
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"Not only was culture changed, but my life and career were changed forever," she told Wonderland magazine in their spring 2018 issue.
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"A lot of things have changed and I think the conversation has changed a lot," Cyrus told Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday night.
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It had changed in a bunch of ways, but one of the ways it had changed is that it had become persistent.
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So he changed his major to electrical engineering and computer science, according to Wired, and it changed the course of his life.
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"He's changed the way we listen to music, he's changed the way we have fun, the way that we cry," Rodgers explains.
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At first, the play was ruled a double, then changed to an error on Harper, then eventually changed back to a double.
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The way we listen to music has been forever changed by streaming, but has what we listen to changed just as much?
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Attia said that was done deliberately, to better portray how everyday life had changed — and not changed — in years after the uprising.
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Which is unfortunate, and it's because our culture changed, the way the media's changed, it doesn't follow up in this investigative way.
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They can be changed by courage and leadership, or they can be changed when they are obviously overtaken by facts and circumstances.
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" Day 6:Former President Bill Clinton asks what they changed about the White House waffle recipe, "because I swear they changed something.
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After the draft and free agency, the landscape of the league has completely changed, in part because nine star players changed teams.
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"The facts have changed and so we have changed our mind on Ferrari," read the note penned by equity analyst Stephen Reitman.
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It really did seem he was willing to take a pure ideological extreme, and it's changed as the prevailing winds have changed.
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But the strategic landscape on the Korean Peninsula already has changed, and it has changed in favor of America and its allies.
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YouTube changed its name on Twitter to "The YouTube," though the name had been changed back to just "YouTube" by Monday morning.
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" She added, "It not only changed my mind about my involvement, but really changed my heart about what we should be doing.
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Finally, I changed to a new doctor, who quite reasonably told me to come in once a year, unless the condition changed.
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Meteor impacts have changed Earth&aposs climate multiple timesThe Yarrabubba meteor wasn&apost the only space rock that changed Earth&aposs climate.
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The challenge is that while the domain changed, how we organize, acquire, equip, and train for that domain had not sufficiently changed.
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While I have not changed the tax system (though someday I plan to), I have changed how my clients interact with it.
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"The market mood has changed but the trade situation hasn't actually changed much," said Masayuki Doshida, senior market analayst at Rakuten Securities.
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A. You may not have changed the browser's settings, but the websites you use may have changed the way they handle video.
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It's no wonder he has changed American foreign policy in evolutionary more than revolutionary ways, where he has changed it at all.
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Times changed, culture changed, dancing changed; disco was hot in the 70s, and all of a sudden they burnt the shit [at Disco Demolition Night] and after that it went funk, then it went uptempo again in a new way.
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"It's just been [in] a few short months that we changed our focus, we changed how we measure success, we changed how we define success, and then we've aligned all of our incentives around this new definition of success," Hartung explained.
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"It changed when the Irish came ... then we had the Indians and the West Indians with Wind Rush, it's changed completely," said Pemberton.
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"When my father was diagnosed with cancer, it really changed the way that I lived – it changed my whole lifestyle," Paltrow previously said.
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For as much as The Sopranos changed how TV is made, Buffy changed how its stories are told, and its influence is everywhere.
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Each year we remember the previous years, and we think about how the world has changed, and how we have changed with it.
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"Then I changed my name to a stereotypical South Korean name and changed my profile to pretend to be the man," Assemakis said.
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The singer also revealed that since the birth of her son, she's felt like both everything has changed and absolutely nothing has changed.
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Why India is fighting over its caste system "Laws may have changed, but for poor Dalits like us, nothing has changed," he said.
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Kibz told me that while HRT has changed the way her body works, it's also changed the kinds of people she's attracted to.
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"My views haven't changed, what's changed is the economic conditions," Rosengren said, pointing to the strong labor market and an uptick in inflation.
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A lot has changed since NYFW first began, and even more has changed within the last four years I've been covering plus fashion.
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At the end of a speech we can see that the minds of so many can be changed and hearts can be changed.
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This allowed them to see how the patterns of shading changed over its body, and how its appearance changed under various lighting conditions.
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And when you go through that the language that was changed, and it&aposs believed that it was likely changed by Peter Strzok.
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Perceptions have likely changed over time as societal norms regarding tattoos and piercings have changed, too, the researchers write in Emergency Medicine Journal.
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That changed, and changed dramatically, when the genuinely brilliant—words often thrown around, but rarely as apt—Antonin Scalia came on the bench.
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Some of the faces may have changed but what hasn't changed is the concentration of stocks among just a handful of bigger operators.
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I mean, there's little evidence that ... Gates changed after he became a philanthropist, Bezos never changed, Zuckerberg grew, which is different from change.
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Food might highlight how little Marcus's life has changed, but it's also proof of just how much the city has changed around him.
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The battles haven't really changed, progression and exploration hasn't really changed, and the core mechanics of the games are as reliable as ever.
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Despite everything that has changed in the 25 years since Thomas's appointment, Trump shows that very little seems to have changed for men.
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" Pressed on whether Trump had changed his view on the tape's authenticity, Sanders added: "Like I said, the President hasn't changed his position.
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When Sears came into the market decades ago, retail changed, and then when Wal-Mart came into the market, retail changed, Shay added.
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The Russian ruble is little changed at 58.9848 per dollar, while Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, is little changed $51.30 per barrel.
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But so far it hasn't changed much in ways of my dating life, and my experience on the app hasn't changed much, either.
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He says that while online services seem like they've changed the hiring process, the keys to finding the right fit haven't changed much.
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Over his 22 years in the Senate, Bentsen's voting record changed as Texas changed and as the state's Democratic Party became more progressive.
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Maddow said her show hasn't changed its approach to the news, but viewers' appetite for political coverage has changed since President Trump's inauguration.
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Swamiji has changed India, which was going toward the West — its dress and food and culture — and has changed its direction to yoga!
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That changed with Luna, and really changed with Miles, where it took me a year to be comfortable with my new normal number.
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In a ten-year study of sexually active minority women, two-thirds changed identity labels and one-third changed labels more than once.
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Keillard arrived at Rouen about two months ago, and has twice changed his hotel, and in changing his hotel he changed his name.
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The other four changed positions as history changed, some from pro-Zionist to anti-, others the reverse and some repeatedly back and forth.
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"That changed the whole dynamic of the room," said Ms. Hogan, who added that it changed her experience of the meeting as well.
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That Valentine's Day changed not just my life or the lives of those in my community, but it also changed this country forever.
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The very nature of what a photo is has changed, and it's changed both in how you are creating them, with computational photography.
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Mr. Reed changed her relationship with the New York City, then changed it again as he developed hepatitis C, diabetes and liver disease.
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The appearance of the vulva has not changed, but what has changed is the availability of office-based cosmetic procedures and their promotion.
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"Reflection is about trying to understand how to express myself to someone who has changed, a relationship that's changed, trying to figure out what's going wrong, but then realizing that really it's me that's changed and it's a reflection of myself," explains Dawson.
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Then somewhere in 1985 the whole world changed, and capitalism completely changed, and the reason was because of this weird little tool called Excel.
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Entertainment technology has changed radically since The Original Series launched, and the mechanics of creating props, practical effects, and CGI have changed as well.
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The dollar changed hands at 0.23 yen, little changed in Europe, keeping some distance from its 16-month low of 105.24 touched on Friday.
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For the individual, the fundamental process of thinking would change as radically as the search engine has changed research or GPS has changed travel.
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The dollar changed hands at 105.97 yen, little changed in Asia, keeping some distance from its 0.13-month low of 105.24 touched on Friday.
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For example, if you've just changed your power setting, then your pitch may have changed, and perhaps you've started to inadvertently climb or descend.
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"In some ways things haven't changed and in some ways they have changed a ton," Burstin told Mashable in an interview at the headquarters.
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And a 2013 study in the Netherlands showed many people changed their preferences on how they wanted to die as their care needs changed.
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They speak to how much things have changed in America over the last century and a half, and how much hasn't changed at all.
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Wilson changed the way people saw America's role in the world, and Roosevelt changed the way Americans saw the relationship between government and economy.
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The world has changed However, the world has changed a lot since then, and the need for Parallels has diminished for average Mac users.
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"Trump's win changed everything, and it is reasonable to speculate that it would have changed things among the defendants as well," the attorneys wrote.
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The dollar changed hands at 106.05 yen, little changed in Asia, keeping some distance from its 0.23-month low of 105.24 touched on Friday.
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"Nothing has changed on the governance front, nothing has changed structurally," said Grieve Chelwa, a Zambian economist who is a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard.
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"There is a sense that the times have changed and that the logic of this issue has changed," a Democratic pollster told the Post.
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My armor changed, what class I played most changed (usually titan), but that gun has lived in the hands of every guardian I play.
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Charan Singh: To add to what Sunil said about how the scene has changed or really hasn't changed: Gay men are all still married.
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I don't necessarily think that we have changed the types of projects in each issue, but it has definitely changed how we shape it.
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It was tough as hell on me and everyone around me, but I know it has changed us and changed us for the better.
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These funding mechanisms are extremely confusing and have changed over time, but what has not changed is that roads always get a lot more.
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Detroit had changed because the world had changed, and if Heidelberg Street was going to continue to exist, someone had to fight for it.
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" But, he said, that changed in the 2016 cycle: "But then Lucy Flores endorsed our political revolution before the Nevada caucus, and everything changed.
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I don't think it is something that will be reversible because American society has changed, the attitudes of young people, in particular, have changed.
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Gaffney changed the team name from Rustlers to Braves and changed the logo to that of a Native man wearing an eagle-feather headdress.
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Between Twitch and YouTube, it's radically changed the way games are launched and, I deeply believe, changed the games that are even getting funded.
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But I'm not sure if the world changed for the better with the iPhone — as it did with the printing press — or merely changed.
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It is a disorienting moment: one in which Democratic politics seem at once to have changed completely and to have not changed at all.
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We began plotting this season almost 14 months ago — long before the world changed, or at least the United States changed on Election Day.
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After all, "Late Night" arguably changed the face of television, while its much plusher CBS sequel mostly just changed the face of its host.
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"Trump's win changed everything, and it is reasonable to speculate that it would have changed things among the defendants as well," the filing said.
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According to Vogue, the singer changed into a Kenzo gown for her wedding, but she then changed into another jumpsuit seen here for celebrations.
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The formula has changed over the years, with points for training and job categories rising or falling as officials' ideas on job readiness changed.
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Here's how she remembers it: I'll never forget the words that changed my life, the words that changed the perspective I had of myself.
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Resident Evil 230 Resident Evil 220 changed the trajectory of survival horrors for a generation, but Resident Evil itself hasn't changed at all since.
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On "Callin' Collin" and "You've Changed," Niles and Caron respectively call photographer Colin Medley and their label boss Steven Lambke, from You've Changed Records, telling them the album art has dramatically changed to either a drawing of Melissa Etheridge or them giving the nger.
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The economics of renewable energy changed, pollution control regulations changed, and some of the rules that govern regional energy markets changed, but most significantly, in December 21, RGGI states completed their second mandatory Program Review, which resulted in a number of revisions to the program.
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How has thinking and discussing #MeToo changed or not changed the advice that you give to people who are dealing with these issues at work?
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"Not only was culture changed, but my life and career were changed forever," she says in a revealing interview for Wonderland magazine's spring 2018 issue.
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For me, the colors that I've worn have changed and the cuts of shirt that I wear have changed—but I have never sacrificed comfort.
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"The market changed and the decision power also changed between groups .... U.S. and Russia are stronger, particularly the U.S. due to shale," the official said.
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How has the process for a Star Wars novel changed for you, and how do you think you've changed as a writer in that time?
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That means a changed mindset more than changed treaties: in the language of Eurocrats, accepting a menu that is à la carte, not prix fixe.
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I really believe it could've changed the entire culture—it could've changed cartoons and comic books because there would've been people trying to follow suit.
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Patrick Mouratoglou and Serena Williams "I don't think she's changed me or I've changed her," Mouratoglou, from Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, told CNN in August.
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So far, we have not stopped serving the area (but) we have changed the path that the ships sail so we have changed the route.
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I know this book would have completely changed the way I look at my body, treat myself and frankly it would have changed my life.
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For example, Roy was going to be Thea's boyfriend — that hadn't changed — and they met when he stole her purse, and that also hadn't changed.
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The problem is that the writing has changed, and it's changed in a way that breaks important rules the show had previously set for itself.
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The yen was little changed at 113.80 to the dollar while the British pound changed hands at $1.43.4 , off Friday's three-week high of $1.4437.
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But it swiftly changed to an image of a woman, while her name changed from Laura to Laurence before finally settling on Darrius (see below).
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The world has changed since the post-war era (2628-28503), and it's changed even more dramatically since the post-cold-war era (22019-2008).
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Whereas Luke's costume changed with his journey throughout the original trilogy and Anakin's in the prequel trilogy, Darth Vader's badass bad guy costume never changed.
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The tougher question facing Deflategate investigators was determining how quickly the internal temperature and pressure of the balls would have changed as the environment changed.
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"North Korea hasn't changed -- the Trump administration has changed, and this is the ghost of strategies past returning to haunt current diplomatic efforts," he added.
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When Federer changed ends, he also changed shirts as if he were settling in for a long, sweaty tussle no matter what the scoreboard indicated.
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The fundamentals of these qualities have not changed, but the way we understand them and the public hopes and expects to see them has changed.
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Say I changed on you but I feel like you changed on me, I say my prayers and you gone sow just what you reap.
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The scientific discovery of how the image works has changed our conception of how color works, which in turn has changed how we experience color.
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But if #MeToo hasn't changed the weight one woman's word is given, it has changed something else: the sheer number of women willing to speak.
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And it's because the leadership of the Fed doesn't understand that the playbook has changed, markets change [and] the demographics of our country have changed.
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The statistics here suggest how much has changed — and not changed — in the more than 60 years since the Supreme Court's ruling in Brown v.
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Just during the time Mr. Talbott spent awaiting trial, genealogy databases have changed their rules about cooperating in criminal investigations, and then changed them again.
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I wonder if Sal changed it, or if you changed it, or if he was just saying that so we tried to make it happen.
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Twitter's changed that, Facebook's changed that; they don't really need us to be telling their story, they can spread their story through their own medium.
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Correction: This article originally stated that Riffle changed his handle in early 2019; he changed it in 2018, before he joined Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's team.
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"Weddit as a community is going through a lot of emotions, and these emotions have changed over time as the situation has changed," says Maeve.
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Understanding how the corporate VC landscape has changed will help us understand how venture itself has changed and how startups should plan their next raise.
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" The Australian rapper even changed her profile photo to a picture of Mendes and Cabello and changed her screen name to "IGGY AZALEA stream señorita.
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But as the Middle East has changed, with conflicts often having nothing to do with Israel flaring up around the region, Hezbollah has changed, too.
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"Our policy positions have not changed, our outreach efforts have not changed based on who is in control of Congress or the Administration," he said.
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That figure was barely changed from what last year's data showed, and indicates very little has changed when it comes to supporting female tech entrepreneurs.
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"They haven't just changed the product set — they have literally changed the culture, and they are really acting like a cloud platform," Mr. Reback said.
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As fiber optic cables were strung across land and through seas, our societies changed, but the very thing that changed them was hidden from view.
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While religious conservatives haven't changed the way they vote as a result of Mr. Ohana, some do seem to have changed the way they speak.
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This is a man who has been changed inside and out, and who has, by his very presence in this frozen landscape, changed things irreparably.
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In fact, as my relationship with my body and the way I work with it has changed, my relationship with other women has changed as well.
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When it comes time to renew the subscription a year later, the person may have changed jobs, changed credit cards or only used the product episodically.
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While Uber has changed the way that many think about transportation, it's also changed the way that many drunk people find their way home at night.
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No matter how hard you try to ignore how you've changed their lives and they've changed yours, for better or worse, that's what we call family.
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"I think the ankle sprain changed his mechanics, changed the way he was loading, and put a little more pressure on the left side," Fisher said.
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"Nothing's changed yet but everything's changed," said Taavet Hinrikus, the Estonian CEO and co-founder of cross-border money service Transferwise, which is based in London.
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It's true that camp's relationship to outsider identity and marginalization has changed, in the same way that queer people's relationship to marginalization and institutions have changed.
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Just 26 percent of Republicans said the debate changed their opinion of Trump for the better, while 6 percent said it had changed for the worse.
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"People have changed, governance has changed, why go on doing exactly the same thing," one of the sources told Reuters, referring to the annual synergy figures.
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That has changed with my self confidence, and also the way I carry myself in public has changed as well, in a positive way for sure.
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Sanders changed his party affiliation to run as a Democrat for president in 2016 and then changed it back to independent when he lost that race.
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He said he didn't believe he'd changed any settings when uploading the document, and was unaware that cutting and pasting the document changed the font size.
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A lot of these deals were made many years ago when they were weak and struggling, and then we never changed them, we never changed them.
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In another ongoing project, we have been studying people who have changed their mind on a wide variety of political issues, asking: Who changed your mind?
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He changed his stand on issues all the time and his speeches were rambling, but his brand and his style of delivering the message never changed.
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McConnell Goes NuclearIn the last year, Mitch McConnell has changed his position on confirming Supreme Court justices more times than Khloe Kardashian has changed hair colors.
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Where efficiencies in labor and technology changed the relationship of people to their governments, access to information has changed the relationships of governments to their people.
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That simple moment changed my mind about him — and changed me so I was more open-minded, reflective and considerate about people I didn't truly know.
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" Ms. Strayer said that the controversy "feels like another lifetime to me, it doesn't even feel real — our country's changed, we've changed, the fans definitely have.
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Bill had already changed the world once with, you know, the digital revolution, and we wanted to be with him when he changed the world twice.
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While it's fair to say Mr. Rubin changed Holt — such quick decision-making was not always part of its DNA — Holt has also changed Mr. Rubin.
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"Those injuries changed the trajectory of my career — changed it forever, basically," Vonn said last year, subconsciously, or consciously, rubbing her right knee as she spoke.
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Dr. Blasey's hearing in particular was a referendum on whether things had changed for women in this sphere, and the answer was clear: Nothing has changed.
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"The concussion I experienced that season not only changed my life professionally with a move to first base, but changed me personally as well," Mauer wrote.
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They also changed their diets slightly, consuming fewer calories, so that they would not gain weight, which might have changed their metabolisms, separately from the sitting.
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Both everything has changed, and nothing has changed since that brief mention, when she was called "brazen enough" to name her single after a country megastar.
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We ended up spending time redesigning our feed, and fundamentally none of those design changes actually changed our metrics or changed how people use Product Hunt.
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The growth of online retail has changed how people make purchases, but it has not changed our appetites for consumption, and may have even increased them.
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The hosts have changed, the cakes have changed, but this has stayed the same: The bakers nod and grimace and promise to do better next time.
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Reacting to how the games media landscape in particular has changed, the way games media relationship to different segments of his of its audiences has changed.
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AND THE WHOLE WORLD HAS CHANGED A LOT IN 200 YEARS, BUT PARTICULARLY SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS, SATELLITE IMAGERY – THE WHOLE THING -- MISSION PROPULSION SYSTEMS, ALL HAVE CHANGED.
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"Those injuries changed the trajectory of my career — changed it forever, basically," Vonn said in 2018, subconsciously, or consciously, rubbing her right knee as she spoke.
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But here's one thing worth noting: The way in which the government calculates inflation in this particular context has changed and changed permanently with this bill.
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But it's not just the foreign policy world that's changed in the years since Biden and Obama were in charge — the Democratic Party has changed, too.
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"I had just a million random thoughts, all about how much my life has changed, how much my career path has changed because of Sunday," Taylor said.
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Talk a little bit about the mechanics of what's happened with technology included in that, that these are jobs that will be gone or ... Changed. Changed. Yeah.
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I don't know what he's going to think, but I think it's fascinating how an event like this completely changed their lives and changed their families' lives.
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Yeah, I think this show, in some ways, shines a positive light on how things have changed, and in some ways, it shows that not much changed.
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The show's tone, budget, and format have all changed with the 2017 revival, and Cooper, too, has changed — more so than any other character on the show.
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"We're going to have a majority on that, and if (Cruz) doesn't want Rule 40 be changed, then it's not going to be changed," Bennett told CNN.
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Many of us enjoy using your platform to communicate with family and friends, but times have changed -- and in large measure, you're the one who changed them.
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Taiwan's pledge to maintain peace and stability has not changed and its goodwill toward China has not changed, she said, adding that Taiwan will not be pressured.
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" FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments She said, "My life has changed so much since I stopped doing drugs — my whole attitude has changed.
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Trump had just changed a signature position he's held for years with a few dozen words and no explanation of why he had suddenly changed his mind.
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The meaning and process and technology of publishing has changed, but one thing has not changed: A good cover is a good cover, no matter its function.
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Very little has changed factually since then, so any hopes for merger approval would necessarily need to rest on the changed political situation in the United States.
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"It is fair to say that the definition of criminal has not changed, but where on the spectrum of criminality we operate has changed," Kelly told NBC.
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Fischer said the yanked Republican health-care bill may have changed his "internal calculus," but added that it hasn't actually changed what the Fed does very much.
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There have been reforms to policing, public attitudes about race have changed, and the growth of African-American representation has changed the political dynamics surrounding these issues.
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"I changed my name on Facebook way before I actually changed it officially, and I think people adapted to it quite quickly because of that," says Sar.
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" And yet, according to Axl, "Where we had intended to make the sequel or the follow-up or the conclusion to 'November Rain'… Things changed, plans changed.
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I totally changed our military, I totally changed the attitudes of the military and they have done a fantastic job," Trump said on "The Chris Plante Show.
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It means the nature of the trend has changed and with the Dow, it means the trend line changed polarity and now acts as a resistance line.
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" A spokesman for the state party said, "Our decision hasn't changed, our stance hasn't changed, and we don't expect it to change regardless of the primary result.
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She penned "She Persisted: 13 American Women Who Changed the World" in 2017 and "She Persisted Around the World: 13 Women Who Changed History" earlier this year.
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In how it's changed your timeline and changed the company's timeline, do you regret having gone down that route as opposed to just making your own bed?
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But Assad's chemical attacks have changed how he thinks about the region, and his strike against Assad has changed how other actors in the region view him.
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How the country has changed one year after the Paris attacks How the country has changed one year after the Paris attacks This segment originally aired Nov.
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Steve Beshear, changed the politics when he changed policy, and it is now much harder for Bevin to go back to the no-expansion status quo ante.
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But five is more challenging, and I also thought, What if the tempo never changed, but the note values changed, and that's how you set off movements?
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"Between the World and Me," by Ta-Nehisi Coates, changed my perspective on race relations in America, changed the very vocabulary I use to think about it.
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So much has changed for women between the eras of these two plays that it is all the scarier to realize how little has changed as well.
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But some experts question whether the epidemic is truly waning in China, which changed the way it counted cases earlier this month, then changed it back again.
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Soybeans were little changed, but the oilseed was set to finish 3% higher for the week, while wheat was on course to end the week little changed.
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"It changed the whole scope of professional football in America," Bob Lederer, author of "Beyond Broadway Joe: The Super Bowl Team That Changed Football" told CNN Business.
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The Browns, Rams and 49ers changed quarterbacks on coaches' decisions; the Bengals, Bills and Broncos changed quarterbacks owing to injuries; the Titans changed quarterbacks both for injury and for coach's decision, giving a spin to Alex Tanney, the Division III player who became known for trick passes on YouTube.
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However, that's much less than the $23 billion that changed hands in Facebook and the $25 billion that changed hands in Alibaba on their first day of trading.
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"Our orders here have not changed since the 20th of January ... Our mission has not changed and we're operating under the exact same set of authorities," Maj. Gen.
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"The situation in Darfur has changed radically for the better since the height of the conflict, and the needs of the people have changed with it," he said.
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It was a chance to look back and consider how much we've changed and evolved over that span, and how the saga changed and evolved along with us.
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And then we were silent for a full long measure as this man, who changed all of our lives, who changed our nation — it was a beautiful end.
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" And this past week, Pierson was laughed at on live TV when said that Donald Trump "hasn't changed his immigration position, he's changed the words he is saying.
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Related: Your Zodiac Sign May Have Changed — But Don't PanicNASA added that since then, thanks to a wobble in the Earth's axis, the position of constellations have changed.
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"We've set the pattern that a huge, publicly owned company--changed its management, changed its board and permitted extreme intrusion by a foreign government regulatory agency," Ross said.
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But spending that night alone and helpless up there changed me, too—it's changed what I think I can do, and my expectations for what I can achieve.
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On whether presidency has changed Donald Trump: D'Antonio: I didn't think the presidency had changed Donald Trump until he acted in response to the gas attack in Syria.
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Postmates has since gotten rid of that minimum job guarantee and changed the base rate per job, as well as changed the per-mile rate in some markets.
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"What happened on the streets of Boston 2261 years ago completely changed my life and changed other people's lives," she said in a phone interview after the race.
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"I am the kid that did kill his parents, and no river of tears has changed that and no amount of regret has changed it," Menéndez told ABC.
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Now they simply changed their tune, blamed the victim, claimed she'd changed her story, and wondered out loud whether her bruises had been there before she was manhandled.
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The politics "have changed in a diametric way," Ambler told me, pointing out that a lot of federal lawmakers have changed their positions on guns over the decades.
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She also penned "She Persisted: 13 American Women Who Changed the World" in 2017 and "She Persisted Around the World: 13 Women Who Changed History" earlier this year.
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Some people wanted to go only if things had changed (but, if they were going to go, they wanted to get there before things had changed too much).
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Like I said, none of these changes have significantly changed how much I use my phone, but they have definitely changed the ways in which I use it.
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The former All-Star Orel Hershiser — who shared the previous record, with six — says the game itself has not changed, but game theory has changed quite a bit.
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So, if engagement of war has not changed, then what has changed in the last 50 years to make individuals ambivalent about their country's involvement in conflicts abroad?
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"Two weeks of that changed all of our approach to the show, and it also changed the trust I had to place in my staff," Mr. Colbert said.
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Luckily, the paper reanalyzes the data using a method called "differences in differences," comparing how fertility in Alaska changed to how it changed in all states after 1982.
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I want to know why they changed the rules about whistleblowers not — the hearsay rule was changed just a short period of time before the complaint was filed.
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"The Man in the High Castle," which returns with its second season on Friday, depicts an America changed by conquest, not an election, and changed far more starkly.
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"We've set the pattern that a huge, publicly owned company…changed its management, changed its board and permitted extreme intrusion by a foreign government regulatory agency," Ross said.
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They analyzed the data to see how rates of overweight, obesity, drinking, binge drinking, and physical activity changed in each state over time and as the laws changed.
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That had really changed the nature of the phone and has really changed the way that the New York Times delivers and expresses its journalism on the phone.
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Which, as Tony explained, you know, they'd had these rights before, but in some ways some things haven't changed, but at the same time, everything has changed. Right.
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Maybe it's because the internet has changed, or maybe it's because the president has changed the rules of engagement, or maybe it's because our attitudes around white women acting like attention-seeking crybabies have changed, but when McCain and Whoopi Goldberg argue, it's very clear who comes out on top.
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I can't sit here and complain about diversity, because I've been doing this for 20 years; I own six properties; it's changed my life; it's changed my bank account.
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INS was abolished under the Bush administration but it does need to be changed and most fundamentally what needs to be changed is the policies that they are following.
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Lime Basil & Mandarin changed my life for Jo Malone London and Pomelo changed my life for Jo Loves, so I think it's a bit like they're my two kids.
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To avoid being murdered, the blogger said he stopped posting comments online, changed his phone number and place of residence and regularly changed his route to and from work.
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To avoid being murdered, the blogger said, he stopped posting comments online, changed his phone number and place of residence and regularly changed his route to and from work.
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"Once it changed from an insurgency into something else, once the left was thrown out of the hold of government, the expectations for the far-right changed," Levin said.
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It means the nature of the trend has changed and with the DOW specifically it means the trend line has changed polarity and now acts as a resistance line.
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In a new interview with Billboard, Gomez opened up about how much her life has changed — including the way her kidney transplant changed the way she sees her body.
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The lettering has changed whenever the show's logo has changed and Yarnell is grateful the series now uses block lettering instead of the calligraphy it used in earlier seasons.
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Not only has the world changed, but the occupant of the White House has changed, and that will change, perhaps substantially, the lineup and outlook of the Federal Reserve.
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He not only changed shirts this time, he changed colors — from a gray-and-white striped design early in the round to royal blue from the fifth hole on.
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It was a hopeful sign that the political climate in Korea had changed since the '80s—and yet it was disheartening, too, a reminder that some things haven't changed.
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How has your role changed, your contribution to the company, and the team, and the way you're spending your time changed from day one, to year two, to now?
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The last time we talked about Peaches and technology was when Apple changed the peach emoji so it no longer looked like a butt (and then changed it back).
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In the time since I took that contract in The Witcher 3, I moved house, changed jobs, moved to Los Angeles, changed jobs again, and moved back to Boston.
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I'd like to keep talking for another hour if we could, but we'll have you back in a while and we'll see how things have changed or not changed.
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I think throughout, like if you look back, it's definitely changed a lot and they've added new products, but like their software hasn't changed much through the previous years.
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I mean Churchill changed parties three times, he changed his views on several topics, but on the biggest issues and the biggest moments of his life, he was right.
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I was hurt absolutely profoundly because the entire living with the aborigines one year in the Australian desert, that changed my life and influenced my work, changed my perspective.
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"These dates were changed to this week by the contractor but then again changed to this coming weekend and are likely to be delayed into next week," Truman said.
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Mainland Chinese stocks were little changed on the day, with the Shanghai composite little changed at around 3,98.83 while the Shenzhen component was just below the flatline at 9,918.09.
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Over the past 20 years, immigration law has changed to make more legal immigrants deportable, while immigration policy has changed to make deportation a realistic fear for more immigrants.
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"He said 'look, I don't know if these things would have changed Dayton,' but I think Dayton happening has changed his movement on some of these things," she said.
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You can look back on your life and how you changed over the years — what you did, how you changed, what you and your friends laughed about, and more.
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He acknowledged that he had called U.S.-Russia relations the worst ever, but said the summit changed the dynamic: "That changed as of about four hours ago," Trump said.
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This piece is from a new series called "Vietnam '67" in which historians, veterans and journalists recall 1967 in Vietnam, a year that changed the war and changed America.
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I totally changed our military, I totally changed the attitudes of the military...." He also claimed ISIS hadn't been defeated earlier because "you didn't have Trump as your president.
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Against the yen, the dollar changed hands at 109.41 yen , little changed on the day and not far from a six-month high of 109.73 touched earlier this month.
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"I changed the rules wholesale, we moved it off-island, eliminated the rule for mandatory individual support crews, I created my own race form — I changed everything," Silk said.
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But Assad's chemical attacks have changed how he thinks about the region, and his strike against the Syrian strongman has changed how other actors in the region view him.
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These are sometimes referred to as "hard money" and "soft money," respectively, but this is confusing because these terms have changed over the years as the laws have changed.
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" - Jason, 235 "I changed from scene to emo.
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" ... Friend: "What the hell changed in 6 weeks?
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" - Kim, 224 "Changed the passwords to his accounts.
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" O'Malley continued ... "I don't think anything's really changed.
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But — as Super Tuesday dawned — his fortunes changed.
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But mechanical — and digital — reproduction has changed things.
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Since these regions need shadow to survive, researchers explained on Wednesday, if the orientation of the Moon has changed, then the locations of the shadowed regions will also have changed.
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The story that needs to be told is the breakdown of the Twitter/Instagram acquisition, which would have changed the web and mobile forever and changed what Twitter is. Right.
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"I don't think my life has changed since becoming a mum: I think the way I look at life has changed since becoming a mum," Jenner recently told Vogue Australia.
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Although none of the characters have changed a lot, they've changed in significant ways that makes the flashbacks to the three years we've missed all the more interesting (and necessary).
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"I don't think my life has changed since becoming a mum: I think the way I look at life has changed since becoming a mum," Jenner said during the interview.
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It's almost like this show holds a mirror up to ourselves and we can look at ourselves and say, how much have we changed, or have we changed at all?
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Some platforms, like Jackson Hewitt's, never changed their software to accept silent returns, but others like TurboTax allowed them to go through, cautioning users that the law had not changed.
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The researchers then had owners record how the cats' weight changed at four weeks and eight weeks, as well as how their behavior changed in the same amount of time.
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Then they changed from that into Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die, which was much more biker kind of stuff, and then after that it changed to SEX.
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But however the details pan out, the idea that air pressure may have changed—and changed a lot—during the early history of the Earth is now firmly in play.
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He is author of "Guantánamo and the Abuse of Presidential Power" (Simon & Schuster 85033) and "What Changed When Everything Changed: 9/11 and the Making of National Identity" (Yale 2013).
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But the threat to movies appears more existential now, because the very digital revolution that has changed how movies are made has also changed how many of us watch them.
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Democrats make up just 34 percent of registered voters, a number little changed since 1990; what has changed is that 24 percent of voters are now unaffiliated with either party.
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On the eve of her ambitious directorial debut, the old friends start anew, reconnecting online to reflect on how the times have changed, and how they have changed over time.
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The shutdown reflects trends in the milk business, which has been buffeted as big-box stores changed consumers' buying habits and concern about fat and cholesterol changed their beverage habits.
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The app supports glide typing, and it is quite customizable, so that its layout can be changed to a split keyboard, for example, or the background color can be changed.
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In California, incarceration policies have already changed, and the San Quentin inmates I spoke to said that the increased chance of freedom has changed the way they behave in prison.
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In fact, one of the original working titles was The Indie Rock Diaries, but Deep Elm changed changed the name because Jimmy Eat World and Samiam were major label bands.
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"Even when we can look at prior data, the laws may have changed or the campaign strategies may have changed, so it may not reflect a true difference," he said.
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President Donald Trump changed the banner image on his Twitter account late Monday night, and then changed it again several hours later after people on the internet thoroughly mocked it.
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But I think the liquidity moves that we've seen have been unprecedented, and it is a reflection of how the market has changed and how the market structure has changed.
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As it was repeated, we would become conscious that it had changed, that in the process of being repeated it had changed, quietly, had expanded from quiet to quietly, imperceptibly.
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"The social change is not reversible in Iran, because the traditions have changed; the way people interact and related to each other has changed," said Nader Karimi Joni, a journalist.
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Inflation changed how Americans thought about their economic relationships to their fellow citizens — which is to say, inflation and its associated economic traumas changed who we were as a people.
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I think one of the fundamental things that has changed in our country is that, with the Affordable Care Act, people now have access to affordable coverage and expectations have changed.
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Jane has changed too, and Rafael has changed, and of course you're always living with that sense of 'Could his memories come back and could that change everything, or would it?
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A machine in Pennsylvania in 2012 changed votes from Obama to Romney, and there have been credible reports of votes being changed from Clinton to Trump in North Carolina this year.
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Whether a certain look has gone out of style, a brand's direction has changed, or it's just time for something fresh, many popular apps have changed the design of their icons.
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Another note made on Wednesday read: "Changed from: F Changed to: M." Kushner's gender was previously listed as "unknown" in a New Jersey voter registration before 2009, the Daily News said.
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"They changed the legislative nature of the judicial system, they changed the American constitution, they paved the way for a lot of people's lives," said Ruth Negga, who plays Mildred Loving.
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Thompson: It wasn't only a show that changed the lives of the kids who were on it, but it changed and improved the lives of the people who worked on it.
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Digital entertainment has changed the way we live, while the proliferation of fantasy leagues, streaming content, and instant information at our fingertips has changed the way millions watch and enjoy sports.
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The mission has changed The mission of the US military forces in Europe, like NATO, has changed since the end of the Cold War, addressing a wider range of global threats.
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But the show changed things up for Clare for likely the same reason they changed things up for Rachel — who was announced before she'd even been eliminated from Nick Viall's season.
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They would never cast Jeffrey now, and they wouldn't have to, because the world has really changed since then, and one reason the world has changed is because of that show.
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"Nothing in the federal statutes has changed; only the interpretation has changed," Beth Krause, the supervising attorney for the Immigrant Youth Project at The Legal Aid Society of New York, said.
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But over the past 14 years, that neighborhood, Carroll Gardens, has changed, and the ambitions of the Franks, as Mr. Falcinelli and Mr. Castronovo are collectively known, have changed as well.
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"The world has changed and responsibilities have changed," he said last week at a Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America town hall in Des Moines, Iowa, earlier this month.
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In 2014, UNOS changed the kidney allocation system so that lower quality kidneys can be offered to a wider region, but neither of these initiatives changed the rate of discarded organs.
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"Technology has always changed the kinds of records that are made," he said, citing microphonics and tape saturation innovation as examples of technology that changed how music was made and performed.
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MORSE We got together in December for a couple days and talked about doing it together, and the passage of time and how the world has changed and how we've changed.
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If you go back and look at the old telephone, that was an incredible, useful product-- it changed my mother's life and my dad's l-- it changed lives in every day.
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"This was a pivotal moment in history that really changed the Constitution, and changed the definition of American citizenship, which, in parentheses, is really under attack right now," Mr. Foner said.
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"I certainly have sympathy for them, but the policy has been changed, and the moment they changed it, the policy was eliminated," said Representative Henry Cuellar, a Democrat who represents Laredo.
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In the episode in question, Principal Skinner is revealed to be a fraud, and his entire identity is retroactively changed, which also changed the audience's relationship to the character moving forward.
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I think it's changed ... The whole situation I write about this in the book has changed dramatically from the moment I started working with the press in January 2007 for Obama.
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There's two things you figure out in the record: I'm excited about the things in me that have changed, and there's a certain sadness about things in me that haven't changed.
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Figuring he might have changed it without remembering, he asked for a recovery email, only to discover the email associated with the account had suddenly changed to something he didn't recognize.
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Nothing changed on the Apple Watch, except everything — inside.
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Suggests NK has not radically changed its strategy, & econ.
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" Added Harder, "What changed was the election of 2016.
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I changed my pronouns later in life — late 30s.
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Mark Zuckerberg ... LG: Mark Zuckerberg has changed a lot.
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She saved the world and changed television — a lot.
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" Then he suddenly changed direction, saying, "It's all right.
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The New Zealand dollar was little changed at $0.6527 .
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" — Brigid Delaney "My thinking about fitness changed almost overnight.
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" Fields weighed in on Twitter: "My story never changed.
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In currencies, the euro traded little changed at $1.1753 .
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" It's an approach that she insists "changed her life.
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" Says Bushnell: "Being down there really changed my perspective.
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Daily Total: $42.44 * Names have been changed for anonymity.
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It generally was — until Eleanor Holmes Norton changed it.
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The Russians got involved in '15 — changed the dynamics.
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Kara Swisher: What has it changed ... I know that.
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The plan — whatever the plan is — has never changed.
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He initially pled not guilty -- but changed his plea.
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And this guitar chord – this chord changed my life.
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" At this point, she says, "His whole demeanor changed.
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Games have changed — dramatically Games don't work that way.
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Zenefits' growth is remarkable — that much has not changed.
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If anything has changed in the financial picture — e.g.
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In currencies, the euro was little changed at $1.1657 .
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WIMBLEDON, England — Garbiñe Muguruza insisted that nothing had changed.
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KUWAIT * The index ended little changed to 5,301 points.
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It was little changed against the dollar at $1.2994 .
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DENVER — Time has changed much in the American West.
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The rules -- for celebrities, reporters and politicians -- have changed.
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In currencies, the euro was little changed at $1.1655 .
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Russia's composite financial sector stock index was little changed .
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" Hope Hicks, a Trump campaign spokeswoman, added, "Nothing's changed.
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In currencies, the euro stood little changed at $1.1742 .
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Moore refused — not that it would have changed much.
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The pressure has changed the business — a tiny bit.
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" The commodore interrupted to say, "The wind has changed.
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" When that relationship fizzled, he changed it to "WinoForever.
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She has not changed — the world around her has.
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Makes sense ... lot's changed in the past few days.
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"September 11 — that's what changed," he told Ms. Feinstein.
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"I've changed a lot — he hasn't," Holgorsen said Monday.
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" Mr. Costa's career changed direction after "Casa de Lava.
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My father & Eye had R lives changed that night.
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All that could've changed — if Hillary Clinton had won.
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Everything about the Rays changed — most important, their record.
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The dollar was little changed at 0.9516 Swiss franc .
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On Friday, the company changed its mind — sort of.
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The peso was little changed at 20.097 per dollar .
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In the intervening years, much has changed – including OpenAI.
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And that change of heart changed everything -- albeit temporarily.
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Those measures were excellent — but their context has changed.
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" The official later clarified to say, "Nothing has changed.
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" Noonan laughed, and added: "But so much has changed.
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But Lost Forever // Lost Together actually changed my life.
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She changed her outfit -- and lost the following match.
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People say that it changed in different wars—like it apparently changed during World War II—I don't know what the real story about it is, when it got switched to 440.
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Against the yen, the dollar changed hands at 111.96 yen , little changed on the day, though it has bounced back from Friday's low of 111.69, which was its lowest since late September.
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Worse still, the trial proposed measuring if purchases changed by asking recipients to self-report whether or not they changed; basically, it'd depend on Mainers accurately recalling purchases from six months ago.
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Many of those names once used "n---er" in their title but changed after former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall demanded they at least be changed to "negro" in 1963.
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But with populist parties surging throughout Europe and moderates being pushed to the right on immigration, it's become clear that Orbán has changed the EPP far more than it has changed him.
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"The improved profit outlook is essentially through bringing forward synergies (of which the ultimate total has not changed) – rather than the company's own underlying expectations having changed materially," said analysts at Barclays.
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My body has changed, my mind has changed, and it seemed that this was a good time in my life, as I think about next steps, to let someone else love them.
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This supercut pulls together all the past winners into a nice little reminder of how much has changed in the field, and how much visual effects changed the way movies are made.
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The nomination process for Best Picture has changed, the Academy's makeup has changed, and the ubiquity of Rotten Tomatoes seems to have created an unprecedented unity between critical taste and Oscar results.
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We had been planning to shoot a video for 'Lionsong,' so we changed the song, changed the location, called the Reykjavík municipal office to get permission to go out to this lighthouse.
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"Everything has changed, and nothing has changed more than the world of fashion," Lagerfeld told CNBC's Tania Bryer, who started his partnership with the fashion house around the concept of fur design.
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" Added Siegfried – who shares 6-month-old son Asher with her final rose recipient and now-husband Chris, "Our lives have changed — and our priorities have changed — in the best way possible.
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Kansas State University researchers said in a news release that as demographics in the town of Liberal in Seward County changed, the ways that some residents speak English have changed as well.
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Much has changed in the intervening years but I still remember that autumn day, sitting on the rock in Akko, and feel that the moment changed the way I think and live.
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But his shift on this issue helps show not just how he may have changed, but how the Democratic Party has changed as it becomes more vocal about gun violence in America.
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"It's not clear how the vision has changed, or if the values have changed, to meet the pace of new activism or the new set of issues that have arisen," he said.
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"Your narrative arc might focus on how someone changed your life, how you have changed someone else's life, and/or achievements that tie into a significant national or international event," she said.
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"I think we're nearing the tipping point, and the industry is going to change, just like the industry for recorded music has changed, the industry for movies has changed," MacKie-Mason says.
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" On how this whole experience has changed him: "I don't think I've had the time to be changed because I'm cutting the prices of airplanes, I'm cutting the prices of army tanks.
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"Our taste has changed and evolved, and our confidence has changed and evolved, and our sense of courage to say, 'We don't know what we're doing, and that's O.K.,'" Ms. Topol said.
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The team found that if words like "gay" and "lesbian" changed to random words like "happy," the "status of the video changed to advertiser friendly" every time, Een says in his video.
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"He's just changed, I'm telling you, he's changed," she told fellow Orange County Housewife Emily Simpson in an earlier RHOC episode, when asked if she could trust Matt after his previous infidelity.
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