Before long, though, Alex had chosen Christine, and Zach had chosen Lydia.
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This is not what I would have chosen, even though I seem to have chosen it.
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This is what we've chosen, and we've chosen to be as raw and honest as we can.
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"You have not chosen between parties today, you have chosen for India," Modi told supporters from New Delhi.
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Magneto had apparently chosen the simple life of flannel and factory work before he was chosen by Apocalypse.
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A group of young men were chosen, and I was chosen with another guy to represent Sur Baher.
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They believe they're too pure to mix; they think they're 'the chosen people' — chosen to rule the world.
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In Tommy's eyes, Holly has chosen love over freedom, loyalty over money — and so really she's chosen him.
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The delegates chosen tonight will be precinct delegates to county conventions in March, where delegates are then chosen for congressional district conventions in April, where delegates are chosen for the state convention in June.
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The first group of board members will be chosen by Facebook, with succeeding members chosen by the existing board.
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Terry Branstad, who was chosen for China, and David Friedman, who was chosen for Israel, meanwhile, are Trump loyalists.
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I believe that every person born into this world similarly deserves to feel chosen — to be chosen, in fact.
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The most resonant chosen one narratives in recent years, then, have tended to be those that play up a chosen hero who is accidentally chosen, or becomes a hero through their own moral grit and determination.
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I hadn't chosen to exist in an ethnic enclave — at least, I never realized it was something I had chosen.
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Of the 95, 74 would be chosen from representatives of Italy's 20 regions, while 21 would be chosen from mayors.
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Iowa has sent notice that the Republican nominee and the next president of this United States will not be chosen by the media, will not be chosen by the Washington establishment, will not be chosen by the lobbyists, but will be chosen by the most incredible powerful force: by we the people, the American people.
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I don't mind taking a shot at somebody for something that they have chosen to do, or chosen to take on.
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His chosen industries were automotive, web development, and cannabis — an eclectic mix, but chosen based on his professional experience and interests.
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The five justices chosen by a Republican president voted one way, and the four chosen by a Democrat voted the other.
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"The cherished moments of my life have to be chosen by me — they can't be chosen by the calendar," he said.
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It's reported that the company has chosen the NYSE for its IPO, the rival to the Nasdaq stock exchange chosen by Lyft.
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It was one thing to be the chosen people when we were chosen to suffer, but chosenness without persecution inevitably suggests supremacy.
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Of these only one has been chosen to lead them -- or at least chosen by the wise elders of the Electoral College.
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Some have chosen to look back on Bryant&aposs NBA highlights, while others have chosen their own ways to honor his career.
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The rest of the committee will include six members chosen by Hillary Clinton and four chosen by DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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Traditionally, vice presidents are chosen for near-term coalition-building reasons, not due to a desire to give the chosen politicians more power.
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Rather than being chosen for their discernment, they were and continue to be chosen due to their steadfast allegiance to their respective parties.
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The "chosen one" is chosen because they are mythically wise, noble, and just, and heroes win the day by virtue of being heroes.
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The electors pledged to Clinton are chosen by state Democratic parties, and the electors pledged to Trump are chosen by state Republican parties.
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No, but I know what I would have done differently and who I would have chosen differently, people I would have chosen differently.
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The institutions supporting democracy are chosen in ways that closely resemble the ways in which members of the nations' constitutional courts are chosen.
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Iowa has sent notice that the Republican nominee and the next president of the United States will not be chosen by the media, will not be chosen by the Washington establishment, will not be chosen by the lobbyists, but will be chosen by the most incredible, powerful force where all sovereignty resides in our nation – by we the people, the American people.
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Iowa has sent notice that the Republican nominee for the next President of the United States will not be chosen by the media, will not be chosen by the Washington establishment, will not be chosen by the lobbyists, but will be chosen by the most incredible, powerful force where all sovereignty resides in our nation: by we, the people, the American people.
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In fact, silence is yet another subject of "The Chosen," since Danny's father has chosen to raise him without the unreliable intermediary of speech.
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Mussina was chosen in his sixth time on the ballot, while Martinez was chosen on his 10th and final season on the BBWAA ballot.
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Republicans never have chosen a woman to serve as their party's presidential nominee, and only once have they chosen a woman, former Alaska Gov.
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Animals and ecosystems, after all, have not chosen despoilment and self-destruction, whereas man has chosen it for them as well as for himself.
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Students can submit their chosen name for the rover, along with a short essay about why their name should be chosen, by November 1.
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He will leave once someone else is chosen to fill his board seat, not after someone is chosen to succeed him as chief executive.
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In 1979, I thought I would be chosen to serve as guardian of Jacob's Well, but my friend and contemporary was chosen for this responsibility.
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Of all the "blue wall" states, only three—Oregon, Washington, and Delaware—have chosen Democratic governors with the same frequency that they've chosen Democratic presidents.
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I've always chosen not to say a public word on this very private matter, and why have I chosen to do that you may ask?
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"Iowa has sent notice that the Republican nominee and the next president of the United States will not be chosen by the media, will not be chosen by the Washington establishment, will not be chosen by the lobbyists, but will be chosen by the most incredible, powerful force — where all sovereignty resides in our nation — by we the people, the American people," Cruz declared.
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"There's many people in my circle that have chosen to not drink and chosen to be selective about what they put in their bodies," said Jones.
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Once you've chosen a target, you can start working on chemistry problems: how to deliver a non-toxic molecule that can hit the chosen disease protein.
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Earlier this week, Duda demanded that new Supreme Court justices be chosen by a panel composed mostly of judges chosen by a three-fifths parliamentary majority.
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"We have chosen Arab African International Bank as adviser for the listing and IPO managers, one local and another international, will be chosen within weeks," Tayeb said.
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The United Launch Alliance (ULA) has been chosen to launch the lunar lander of one of the companies chosen by NASA for its commercial lunar payload program.
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"With this announcement, the American administration has chosen to violate all international and bilateral agreements and resolutions and it has chosen to violate international consensus," Abbas said.
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She lay curled in bed for days, paralyzed by the stresses of a life that she felt had chosen her as much as she had chosen it.
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It has divided artists — some of whom have chosen to boycott the state, and others of whom have chosen to appear there to speak out against it.
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And the electors are no longer notable citizens chosen for their good judgment— they're people chosen by state parties in the hopes that they'll be rubber stamps.
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One indication lies in the annual Women's Aid survey, which gives a snapshot of the number of women in refuges on a randomly chosen chosen day each year.
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A lot of the typefaces chosen for modern watches are chosen badly or on the basis of some kind of emotional quality as opposed to a practical one.
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These local populations were randomly chosen to go extinct, and then be replaced by another randomly chosen population, with no regard for whether it represented the same species.
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Even before the intervention began, the tests chosen for the price-showing group were ordered more than three times as much as those chosen for the control group.
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Multi-title fighting game event Evo 23 is hosting nine different fighting game tournaments in July — eight chosen by the Evo tournament organizers and one chosen by the community.
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"I think the next president will have been chosen by the American people to make this appointment, and we have to live with whoever is ultimately chosen," he said.
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Around 70 percent of DNC members are chosen at the state party level, with the remainder being chosen by various national Democratic groups or by the DNC chair herself.
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In 1977, Star Wars suggested that any one person could be the Chosen One; in 2017, The Last Jedi declared that no chosen ones were coming to save us.
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October 2009: Rio chosen as site of the 2016 Summer Games Rio de Janeiro is chosen to host the 2016 Summer Olympics, the first South American city to do so.
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Three external members would be chosen by a search committee comprising Modi's cabinet secretary, the RBI governor, a top finance ministry bureaucrat and three outside experts chosen by the government.
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When they say something in their language, a voice will speak it in Skype in your chosen language and a transcript will show it in your chosen language as well.
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You and your classmates have chosen and been chosen by the same school, which means that your classmates are typically people whose abilities and interests are comparable to your own.
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In the U.S., we get to choose our officials, but that's not how it works at public institutions: The curators are not chosen by the people, they're chosen by the governors.
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From all of the applicants, 12 were chosen to present to a panel of judges at British Airways' headquarters in London and five were chosen to move on to the semifinals.
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Pete Buttigieg, one of those Democratic candidates, has proposed creating a 15-member court with five members chosen by Republicans, five by the Democrats and five chosen by the other 10.
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And a lot of that has to do with kind of this path that I guess I've chosen, or has chosen me or whatever the weird mystical ways of the universe.
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The best obligations — the only real obligations — are chosen.
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I've chosen for you — that's why it's called Lunzers.
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" Instead, he substituted his chosen name: "the Chinese virus.
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" "Chosen family can be stronger than blood for some.
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Or that he might have had his head shaved had his chosen representative, Bobby Lashley, lost to Vince McMahon's chosen wrestler, Umaga, during the "Battle of the Billionaires" match at WrestleMania 23?
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Once chosen, the model walked down the catwalk with the player who chose her and revealed which letter he'd chosen by revealing a part of her body that was originally covered up.
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"Iowa has sent notice that the Republican nominee and the next President of the United States will not be chosen by the media, will not be chosen by the Washington establishment," Cruz said.
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"The stripes [on the original rainbow flag] were not chosen for skin color — they were chosen to reflect the spectrum of color in nature," a longtime friend of Baker's, Charley Beal told NBC.
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They're about which tiny slice of the 2 million books published every year I've chosen to give my attention to, and which tiny slice I've chosen to point your attention to as well.
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The immigrants chosen in the lottery, moreover, are not chosen "without any regard for skill, merit or the safety of our people," as Mr. Trump said in his State of the Union address.
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It speaks to the power of blended and chosen families.
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Each of the chosen constants has been measured incredibly precisely.
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She was one of 30 candidates chosen from 250 applicants.
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"I have chosen to leave my husband," Chapman's statement read.
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So, we've chosen a beach read to suit every desire.
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So far, however, he has chosen justices with conventional résumés.
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In 1989, Hector Berrellez was chosen to lead Operation Leyenda.
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In general, skulls without jaws were chosen for the display.
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So which companies have finally chosen to act this week?
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They quickly discover their chosen product has dangerous side effects.
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If chosen he would become the institution's first black president.
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That said, some of Curtis's chosen subjects are unabashedly idiosyncratic.
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But we have chosen a different future for our country.
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I know that many are called but few are chosen.
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So why has Jared chosen to adopt this particular hairstyle?
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Those people are generally chosen by Trump's direct presidential appointees.
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It is chosen and listened to, for whatever that's worth.
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We're talking about women who have perhaps chosen a name.
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Twitter has chosen to largely ignore racist and misogynist abuse.
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Derek Scancarelli was chosen over Nancy Grace and Dr. Phil.
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In addition, the skirt wasn't the fabric she had chosen.
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Democratic primary voters have not yet chosen the president's opponent.
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I think the person that is chosen will be outstanding.
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Many tech firms have chosen Ireland for their European headquarters.
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I could have chosen so many cuisines for this anecdote.
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And indeed, thousands of them appear to have chosen otherwise.
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EPP – the conservative right-wing party, has chosen Manfred Weber.
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One winner (and their friend!) will be chosen by Sept.
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There's nothing extraordinary about these ones they've chosen to feature.
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It's obvious that like all fans, she's chosen her favorites.
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But it's unclear why Hepburn was the chosen reference point.
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Every step of the way, he has chosen not to.
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But plants are chosen strategically, and not just in Milan.
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It can remind you that you've chosen the right person.
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I've chosen Atlanta, Georgia, because that's where the game is.
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Sometimes a distinctive chosen motif is important for landscape artists.
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Charles was most likely chosen in honor of William's father.
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But instead, the university has chosen to hide the truth.
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This year's class, chosen on Saturday, included some nontraditional selections.
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The 130 participating artists were chosen by a selection committee.
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And some housing developments have already chosen to ban smoking.
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Yet Democrats and Republicans alike have chosen to pretend otherwise.
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No wonder some parents have chosen to make secret recordings.
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If you're chosen, you'll vie for bragging rights and $50,593.
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Is it fated, or can it be chosen or performed?
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Migrants have chosen to move, mainly to improve their lives.
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Some, including Oxford and Cambridge, have chosen not to expand.
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By the summer of 1768 the team had been chosen.
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"I would not have chosen those same words," Cornyn said.
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Amazon has chosen some prime locations for its new headquarters.
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The sublevel bar had probably been chosen for its proximity.
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But Margery, having been chosen, she must be something special.
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The colleague encouraged her to stay in her chosen industry.
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The primary is 94.4 percent finished, with 3,757 delegates chosen.
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Here's why Xi Jinping may have chosen now to emerge.
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Pope Francis had been chosen just a few days earlier.
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And The Walking Dead has chosen to focus on cruelty.
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I started to scheme around my chosen character's particular talents.
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Also, the public couldn't have chosen a more altruistic bear.
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Very carefully chosen placement on the insides of her arms.
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As chosen by the free market they purport to admire?
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The Chosen Undead's life, their fate, is not their own.
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Each naturally preferred to have their chosen deputies around them.
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So why has Green chosen to expand her repertoire now?
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I just feel like, Angelica, you are the chosen one!
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Having chosen your adventure you call down to your garage.
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Thus far, Teller has chosen not to make a comment.
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The IAU will announce the newly chosen names in December.
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Rates depend on your initial deposit and the chosen term.
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Half were randomly chosen to be asked those three questions.
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Snoop Dogg has chosen sides in the Daniel Cormier vs.
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Paint pegboard chosen shade, and let it dry completely. 2.
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So far, Facebook has chosen not to take that path.
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Technically, the President is still chosen by the Electoral College.
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If he has chosen to not be, that is fine.
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That chosen by Dr Nave and Dr Nadler was mathematical.
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Not because she has to, but because she's chosen to.
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At DeepMind, they are his chosen vehicle for developing AGI.
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It wasn't a fate he would have chosen for himself.
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The man in the video and his wife were chosen.
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And the Republicans have chosen the nominee for the party.
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But why has SenSat chosen to initially target infrastructure construction?
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But Trump has rarely chosen nuanced truths over simple untruths.
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The three victims were apparently chosen at random, police said.
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The new managing director will be chosen by Oct. 4.
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Advisers to top European officials are often chosen this way.
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He has not yet chosen a pattern for the carpet.
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Now I wish I'd chosen to dress as an astronaut.
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Nutmeg was chosen on the list "for taking investments online".
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"One of these two locations will be chosen," he said.
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But I do wonder why Feople or Pood wasn't chosen?
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But now their chosen candidate would soon be in power.
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Why has Molko chosen to bring this beef into 2017?
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We've chosen not to show the image of his body.
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By now, we've all chosen our favorite WTF Spicer moments.
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Plummer was chosen to replace Spacey as the oil tycoon.
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Puzder said he was honored to be chosen by Trump.
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But have you ever wondered how the tree is chosen?
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Still, millions of people have chosen to drive for Uber.
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The cities were chosen because they each had distinct climates.
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After all, Serra was not chosen by an elected president.
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Beagle recommends visiting your chosen retirement spot in all seasons.
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The gengo characters are carefully chosen with an aspirational meaning.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Private equity firm CVC has chosen Barclays (BARC.
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A host, usually a comedian, has not yet been chosen.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GEMS Education's owners have chosen JP Morgan (JPM.
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Four major local banks were chosen to manage the bonds.
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Tell me WH staff didn't have meetings w chosen reporters.
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Terry Branstad (R) has been chosen to serve in China.
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He also changed the way future leaders would be chosen.
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But I've chosen to prioritize Dylan's account over all others.
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Fitch has chosen to withdraw the ratings for commercial reasons.
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In reality the material is very censored and carefully chosen.
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Instead, it has chosen the costly path of physical resistance.
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Reasonable people would've chosen a different door for reasonable reasons.
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The location of the new community has not been chosen.
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NBC News reported that some of those chosen are undecided.
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Selected reporters will be leaked carefully timed and chosen documents.
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But those chosen for this role would not be compensated.
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The classes are taught by instructors chosen by Yoga Journal.
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This year, Warren was chosen among more than 140,000 entries.
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Actually, being a baker, I have chosen the wrong profession.
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Do you think he might've chosen Doritos because they're orange?
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If he's the "chosen one," it's total happenstance, an accident.
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The Baltimore Museum of Art has chosen a new director.
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Trump, meanwhile, may have chosen an alternative target to blame.
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Health and Human Services, have chosen to ignore these requirements.
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The original settlers' "promised land and chosen people" narrative endures.
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Ms. Cao died in detention before a winner was chosen.
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A winner will be chosen on tomorrow, Thursday, September 6.
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The chosen Jacob is no better than the rejected Esau.
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Sometimes it's mandated by institutions; sometimes it's chosen by teachers.
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Why would he lash out when not chosen in 2015?
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It's one of those vast masterpieces for the chosen few.
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So how do they know they've chosen the right one?
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Banayan followed her advice and was chosen as a winner.
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"What is chosen and why is not important," he added.
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Here are seven, chosen with the assistance of industry experts.
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God's chosen people actually appear to be — gay sitcom stars!
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Mr. Hoebee has thoughtfully chosen a lively cast of performers.
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He pronounced himself "very humbled, very grateful" to be chosen.
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Instead of upgrading, many coal plants have chosen to close.
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Jones and Tagliabue were chosen by the Hall's contributor committee.
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Hillary Clinton has chosen Tim Kaine as her running mate.
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The properties are chosen after undergoing a rigorous vetting process.
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These identifications were chosen to best capture distinctive world views.
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It has yet to announce the other two chosen members.
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Once you've chosen your strength, you press "brew" to begin.
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We are the chosen few, at the apex of history.
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They have chosen a principled approach to our political crisis.
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Your worksheet's alternate rows should now be your chosen tint.
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Mr. Sangay was chosen in the first election in 2011.
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Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson has chosen former Massachusetts Gov.
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But the paper hasn't chosen caucus winners in recent years.
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Here's a slice of life that I've chosen to represent.
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I hope you stay on the narrow path you've chosen.
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"You are alive because you were chosen," a voice says.
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Pose turns on the axis of the queer chosen family.
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The defendants have chosen to remain silent during the trial.
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Instead, they've chosen to detain people as long as possible.
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Headlines Lockheed chosen to launch Britain's commercial space age on.ft.
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The team will notify you if you have been chosen.
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The American Music Awards are chosen by fans voting online.
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Two days later, he was chosen to be tested too.
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"Ecuador has chosen freely," he said in a televised speech.
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But actually, we've chosen a system that works that way.
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This is why we have chosen to partner with citiesocial.
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Many teachers sometimes get negative comments about their chosen profession.
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The winner will be chosen at random on Sept. 15.
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So far, they've largely chosen the former over the latter.
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She had chosen to oppose it, potentially undermining President Obama.
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It was a carefully chosen combination of calories and nutrients.
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"We've just chosen our spot carefully before we started playing."
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Sisters, brothers and friends who are chosen sisters and brothers.
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He had been chosen to blow up the whole place.
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I wish Boyne had chosen one path or the other.
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Others, have chosen to stay with the cafe long term.
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Those chosen will be subjected to psychological and physical tests.
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What kind of destiny had I chosen for my protagonist?
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LeBron James was the Chosen One, a gift to basketball.
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Sergeant Tanner assesses all of the dogs chosen for PAWS.
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Yet he refuses to own the role he has chosen.
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And why has he brought these particular chosen ones together?
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She wasn't chosen because of her relative moderation on abortion.
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"The 'chosen people' must become the 'choosing people,'" he writes.
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Last May, four teams were chosen from dozens of entrants.
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Amid it all, Ms. Stewart has not chosen a successor.
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But some also hope that their plans will be chosen.
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Students formed groups based on the places they had chosen.
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It's a chance to meet friends and your chosen family.
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She had chosen a place herself; a warm, shabby diner.
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Rosalía Cruz Sánchez had chosen the location for the meeting.
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Yet, the president has chosen to utterly ignore that reality.
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"You will be my black chosen one," Béjart told her.
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Still others have chosen to hone their crafts in Caracas.
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Every year so far, I've chosen to be a fan.
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He has instead chosen to display only our basest traits.
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That raptor was chosen because many birds instinctively fear it.
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Cases would also be chosen behind a veil of ignorance.
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This could mean your blood relatives or your chosen family.
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My name was the only one chosen in the lottery.
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If not, why have you chosen not to get one?
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High performers from those schools would be chosen by lottery.
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The Trump administration has so far chosen the third option.
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Nairobi was chosen as the most improved airport in Africa.
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Tina was chosen as the prom queen on season five.
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His chosen successor as C.E.O., Bob Chapek, was a surprise.
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Angela Merkel's chosen successor to lead Germany has stepped aside.
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Presidents, of course, are selected by electors chosen by voters.
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Other startups, such as Bellman, have chosen a different approach.
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"I want ambassadors that are chosen by me," he said.
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Steve Magness, an assistant coach, was the chosen guinea pig.
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"Together" was chosen to represent England at Cannes in 1956.
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None of the seven jurors chosen Thursday are white females.
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Three alternate jurors, two women and one man, were chosen.
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One of these missions will be chosen in spring 2019.
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"An exceptional person will be chosen!" he exclaimed on Twitter.
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Many, he said, have chosen to remain anonymous for now.
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Too often in recent years, China has chosen the latter.
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Look closely at the turnout models chosen by each pollster.
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Even this weekend she could have chosen to remain anonymous.
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Trump has long chosen his gut instinct over policy advice.
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It is simply not the canvas others might have chosen.
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What are three reasons Vienna was chosen for the event?
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No one had been chosen by Stengel the day before.
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He had "chosen to reverse course" on cooperating, they said.
|
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Apple could have chosen not to give guidance at all.
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Have you chosen a candidate to support in 2020 yet?
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Why do you think the writer might have chosen it?
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Meanwhile, the company has chosen to diversify its revenue stream.
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Now, CP has chosen to go in a different direction.
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Mr. Salomon said Canova had chosen the Roman imagery carefully.
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Among the justices, two Republicans and two Democrats were chosen.
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As now, the electors were chosen within their individual states.
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But Mr. Trump has chosen to keep the waivers secret.
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The most popular plants chosen were Japanese kokedamas and succulents.
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But still, so young, I had chosen to couple up.
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Those chosen for this collection are from 2014 or later.
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Wellness vacations are planned for you, companions allocated, menus chosen.
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One moment, his chosen generals are sages for the ages.
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The spokesman said Russia's Project Finance had also been chosen.
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There, you can look up alumni in your chosen field.
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CT. He had chosen the electric chair over lethal injection.
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They've chosen a side, and the outcome is uh... whew.
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"The country has chosen the path of dictatorship," he said.
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Unfortunately, Amazon hasn't chosen to make that an option yet.
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And six religious leaders chosen by Mr. Trump offered blessings.
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Bloomberg has chosen not to compete in the first contests.
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Voters will physically sort into groups supporting their chosen candidate.
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"I don't think I have chosen a path," she said.
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"I don't think I have chosen a path," she said.
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One member of Parliament is chosen for each Commons seat.
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Yeah, I think Jeff Flake, his name is perfectly chosen.
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For this collection, Kasper has chosen Scut's pamphlet For Balthazar.
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In terms of the setlist, how were the songs chosen?
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Over and over again, Republicans have chosen outcomes over norms.
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He has a gift for finding perfectly chosen, singular images.
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"The fact Google has chosen Ubisoft and chosen the next AC game is a great endorsement of Ubisoft's leading technological efforts and their flagship franchise in our view," said Mirabaud Securities analyst Neil Campling.
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Our clothes were our clothes that we had chosen to wear and chosen to take off, leaving them in warm heaps on the chilled wood next to the damp footprints, which were also ours.
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It occurred to me that an observer might assume that, after reading the graffiti, I had chosen to comply — chosen, that is, to move on until I found myself a more idiot-friendly spot.
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People get hung up on the fact that sexual orientations aren't chosen, and this is true; but then again, none of our feelings are chosen, and hardly any of them are fundamental parts of us.
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As ratified in the original constitution, Senators were chosen by state legislatures to serve for a term of six years, while Representatives in the House were to be chosen by direct vote of the people.
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Chinese state media did not clarify which facilities in particular would be chosen but revealed that like the other three places chosen, the venues selected would include places like sports centers, gymnasiums, and exhibition halls.
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A token is always chosen, and there is a steady, throbbing angst that comes with being chosen over and over again, always knowing that, on some level, my abilities may be ancillary to my appearance.
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Purple says the initial locations were chosen for market research purposes.
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He was chosen to complete a second term in late 2016.
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Most are chosen in Kabul on the basis of personal relations.
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James Mattis, whom Trump has chosen to be secretary of defense.
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Korea has chosen nuclearizing as the only chance of its survival?
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But based on Shane's demeanor it seems chosen for the comfort.
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"Seven states have chosen their state songs that way," Kagan said.
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Watson has chosen not to disclose the identities of her models.
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That's almost certainly why they've chosen this as a test case.
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We could have chosen to use regulation to thwart our competitors.
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But the speakers he has chosen bring us into the present.
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They're dry and diplomatic statements recapping conversations using carefully chosen buzzwords.
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This morning, the lucky few dozens chosen ones are finally revealed.
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Its 0003 workers were chosen with the help of local charities.
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And which variation of that chosen style do you ultimately pick?
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Are you having a big say in how they're being chosen?
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The images that were chosen reflect the historical nature of Transcendence.
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Sure, some people zoom to the top of their chosen field.
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Khan, for his part, has chosen to ignore the U.S. president.
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Mario Kart 8 was chosen for this event for its accessibility.
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Chuck Schumer would never have chosen the message to abolish ICE.
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Is it interesting that Trump has chosen Petraeus as a candidate?
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Essebsi was chosen in the first democratic presidential election in 2014.
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Will I one day regret who I have chosen to be?
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They seem have chosen among one of the least conciliatory paths.
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The simple yet sharp geometric pattern was chosen to symbolize technology.
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Its initial response to Whalley involved a few well-chosen emoji.
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So, we The Pad, have chosen to pull ourselves from Classpass.
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China's next leader will probably be chosen from among this group.
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His chosen successor, Dilma Rousseff, was removed from office in 2016.
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"Bribes, instead of merit, determine who is chosen," Mr Pei writes.
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Susan Collins announced on Friday that she had chosen the latter.
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WEST HARTFORD "The Chosen," drama by Aaron Posner and Chaim Potok.
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Over 200 made proposals; in January, 20 were chosen as finalists.
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Mr. Johnson has chosen, instead, to respond with deadlines and threats.
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He skipped the Colorado state convention where some delegates were chosen.
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Oprah has chosen the Echo Spot, and we back her decision.
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Ten winners were then chosen and awarded $23 Acorns gift cards.
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What wasn't clear, however, was how these users were being chosen.
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The name 3ve was chosen because of this three-pronged approach.
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Among the competitors not chosen was the US company Cogent Systems.
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In the past he's consistently chosen to play to his base.
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"We've continued to push growth in our chosen areas," he added.
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They discuss the dangers to democracy of whichever course is chosen.
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Even the people's chosen representatives must be subject to the law.
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Each bookmark is specially chosen to correspond with a particular book.
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And I have chosen to err on the side of life.
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The Necalli costume chosen by Ultra Street Fighter IV champion Kazunoko.
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And different companies have chosen to handle this in different ways.
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This antibiotic was chosen because it is well-known, explained Baym.
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But late last year, a president and prime minister were chosen.
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Some stars have chosen to stick by Allen, including Alec Baldwin.
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Other central banks have also chosen to beat a hasty retreat.
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Every single component has been chosen to prevent degradation over time.
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Changtuir, has already chosen the winning bowl on two consecutive occasions.
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ATTENTION, INTERNET: Joe Biden has chosen his favorite Obama bromance meme.
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It was not a life that I had chosen for myself.
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Krueger, 33, has chosen to keep her baby's sex under wraps.
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Does Tonya believe God has chosen her to win the gold?
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DiCaprio could have chosen anything from his list of iconic roles.
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Here, we've chosen "The Watchers on the Wall" from season four.
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Sharp has chosen Foxconn as its preferred bidder in takeover talks.
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RD: And every time you've chosen SoundCloud as the main platform?
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It's the primary convergence of our given bodies and chosen identities.
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What happens to the ego of someone dubbed "the chosen one"?
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The Clintons have mostly chosen not to respond to his attacks.
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Firestone was originally chosen as VP to capture America's religious vote.
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Mr. Trump has chosen the first course, Mr. Sanders the second.
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Each year, a theme is chosen based on pressing environmental issues.
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Most said they wished they had chosen a more affordable school.
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Some retailers, like Target, have chosen to purchase their own platform.
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Though of course a poorly chosen passcode is a security nightmare.
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But he had previously represented a functional constituency chosen by architects.
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There was a brief period where 3D was The Chosen One.
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Kites were chosen because they are far less expensive than drones.
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Chosen volunteers will be notified by October 1, the release states.
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Owls were chosen due to their reputation of being intelligent creatures.
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Surrounded by love, respected in her chosen field, surviving and thriving.
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Ninety percent of the 181 students are chosen through those visits.
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And a special stocking chosen just for her meant so much.
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Wrigley will remain in the role until his successor is chosen.
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Please be on time, especially if you were chosen to pitch.
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It is not clear how the next president will be chosen.
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Being free reminds everyone else of the chains they have chosen.
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Probably the lengthy detailed of how the fragrance itself was chosen.
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Jasmin is a stripper having second thoughts about her chosen profession.
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The commission's chair would be chosen by the 10 appointed members.
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"The government has chosen to seize on that opportunity," Jean said.
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CBS's John Dickerson could have very easily been chosen, as well.
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The final winner will be chosen by fan votes in July.
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She won a new laptop, chosen randomly through her phone number.
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It's -- and I wouldn't have chosen it for that reason, either.
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Two doors down, Darren's chosen a cell to make his bedroom.
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She could've chosen a more permanent boyfriend from among my counterparts.
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Meanwhile, mom Lynne has chosen to be there for her daughter.
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"The incoming administration has chosen a different approach," the spokesman continued.
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In addition, proceeds from the gate go to the chosen charity.
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First, carefully chosen projects can improve national connectivity and economic efficiency.
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Go up there, pick his chosen one and hit a homer.
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"I felt like I was the chosen one," Brobbey tells PEOPLE.
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I should at this point reveal who my chosen guest was.
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This is how he has chosen to go to preschool today!
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Unfortunately, not one woman was chosen to be in that group.
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But these I find myself wanting more from my chosen profession.
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The winner might be chosen to be involved with the marketing.
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I was introduced to her by my (chosen) aunt, Kate Bornstein.
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Trump has chosen to take a stand on the culture war.
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What is the moral of the Jon Snow, Chosen One plotline?
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I am not weak because I've chosen not to arm myself.
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Instead, they've chosen to launch their own, in-house bootcamp schools.
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They are chosen by 2,287 delegates from diverse backgrounds and groups.
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She walked herself to the man she has chosen to marry.
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Part of this, I think, he owes to his chosen subject.
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The Kurds in Turkey and in Syria are the chosen target.
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The music pieces were chosen for their mood and arousal levels.
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I've chosen to donate by brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation.
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After 33 combined seasons, ABC had finally chosen a Black bachelorette.
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The hill ARES has chosen has a gradient of about 8%.
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The government has chosen the level of the new NLW carefully.
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"That's how they've chosen to monetize their customer relationships," Ryan said.
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They had chosen to migrate there and not Europe, after all.
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Mr Huang was the first Chinese artist chosen to take part.
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Pence is what he has chosen to be, which is horrifying.
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We've just chosen what we think is an absolutely brilliant novelist.
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That person won't receive a notification that you've chosen to disconnect.
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"Walker has chosen to remove himself from the process," Minor said.
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Furyk said the trio were chosen with the venue in mind.
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His passion for his chosen field is evident on every page.
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By constitutional design, impartial judges are chosen from among political partisans.
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Each play is carefully planned, chosen, and executed with terrifying precision.
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The slightly friendlier name "Google" was chosen for the fledgling company.
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Three big personnel decisions loom before the squad is even chosen.
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She would have chosen one large bathroom over two small ones.
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They are chosen for their attractive looks and personality, he said.
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They must be chosen from a specific list of titles, however.
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When you're confident with the professional path you've chosen, it shows.
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His professor wondered if he would survive in his chosen career.
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The winners were chosen out of 121,774 submissions from 152 countries.
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Donald J. Trump announced on Friday that he had chosen Gov.
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A new candidate would almost certainly not be chosen by acclamation.
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Only a handful could possibly be chosen for a closer look.
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Ultimately, your chosen future is being shaped by someone else's choices.
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Fiction THE CHOSEN ONESBy Steve Sem-SandbergTranslated by Anna Paterson561 pp.
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Tamika's chosen sister Brandy contacted Mikal to ask about her whereabouts.
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Again, Mr. Trump said he had chosen the more modest math.
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The Bain-led group had been chosen preferred bidder in June.
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"That industry has chosen to go to mobile ticket," Williams said.
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A reminder to "keep the faith" in the path we've chosen.
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A new CEO is expected to be chosen within 60 days.
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In representation of those 13 countries, 13 women's designs were chosen.
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His father is embarrassed at what his son's chosen to wear.
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He will remain at the company until a successor is chosen.
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In this case, the government may have already chosen for us.
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The team has wisely chosen not to reinvent the wheel much.
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My chosen profession has also been tough on my self-esteem.
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On the list of organizations that have chosen to sponsor Rep.
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If he wins, he's been chosen by the people of Montana.
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A family is not always inherited; a family can be chosen.
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These particular samples were chosen due to their commonality on Earth.
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We've chosen a few that we thought were the best ones.
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The most popular Yugoslav stars were always chosen for the parties.
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He doesn't like the bride his mother has chosen for him.
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Jimmy Butler is not one of the chosen balls of fire.
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Broadly: You've chosen to have the models crossdress in this series.
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Questions included why that particular police unit was chosen, he added.
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What would your parents have chosen as a profession for you?
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The 100 honorees were judged and chosen by an expert panel.
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On another visit, their chosen playlist sounded through the lab's speakers.
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Figure out your own chosen role, and dress for the part.
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But why has the superstar chosen not to ink his body?
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" Schumer later told reporters on Capitol Hill: "Why was Kavanaugh chosen?
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But he soon lost interest in his chosen field, chemical engineering.
|
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You could have chosen to tune out of Ukraine/impeachment cycle.
|
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This difference is amplified by the different types of appointees chosen.
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The date chosen for the meeting was comfortable for Mr. Putin.
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You've chosen cheap theatrics over the long game, catharsis over cunning.
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For Croatia, Marcelo Brozovic has been chosen ahead of Andrej Kramaric.
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Some countries have chosen to block all exports of protective masks.
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When her instrument was chosen, "the champagne came out," she said.
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College degrees, jobs, friendships, marriages — all these should be chosen practically.
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In theory, you have something to spend on your chosen plans.
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Acrylic fiber was chosen for its bright colors, volume, and strength.
|
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President Trump announced that he had chosen his personal physician, Adm.
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I got my support from my chosen family, professors, and classmates.
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Some Republican lawmakers have chosen to skip the town halls altogether.
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Shouldn't those words be perfectly chosen to vibrate with hidden meanings?
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A good site must be chosen above the Saudi/Jordanian desert.
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Why have you chosen poetry as a medium of artistic creation?
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The pieces were chosen to represent essential dimensions of Taylor's career.
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Or have you chosen not to think very much about them?
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If not, why have you chosen not to use social media?
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Instead, Rubio has chosen to employ a classic tool of autocrats.
|
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Mapplethorpe was no less than a genius in his chosen field.
|
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Of Flavin's three children, Sistine Stallone has chosen to pursue modeling.
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Many of you may be wondering how these places get chosen.
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The final chosen image was often one that seemed most candid.
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Each of their chosen episodes occurred at a particular historical moment.
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He has maintained his innocence, and chosen to fight in court.
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The seven artist-fellows at NXTHVN were chosen from 2130 applicants.
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But he predicted that whatever idea was chosen would cause upset.
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I wanted to choose a word that Trump had not chosen.
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Before being chosen as chief superintendent, he supervised the night shift.
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His photograph partly serves the narrative chosen by the Forum's custodians.
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But, 'This is the business we've chosen,' as The Godfather said.
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Many Brazilians were undecided: 38 percent had not chosen a candidate.
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That struck me as a bit of carefully chosen lawyer-speak.
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He'd chosen the poem over the woman who inspired the poem.
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Oddly, Lineker was chosen despite being a strong critic of FIFA.
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"Jimmy never would have chosen terra-cotta tiles," Ms. Bresnahan said.
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Instead of adapting, some professors have chosen to cancel classes altogether.
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"The European Union has chosen to wait and see," she added.
|
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Warm colors and materials were chosen to give an intimate feel.
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Maybe it's just an accident which women are chosen by violence.
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In Biden, the mainstream Democratic deciders have chosen their white knight.
|
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"This is the career that I have chosen," Mr. Steffel said.
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VENUES AND VENDORS for the wedding can be chosen through WeddingWire.
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If chosen, Tayshia would only be the franchise's second Black bachelorette.
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The United States Olympic fencing team will be chosen in April.
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Local officials had argued that the chosen facility posed safety risks.
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That wasn't Michelle, or Sharon, or anyone else I had chosen.
|
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Only those who are chosen for an interview will be contacted.
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Most of the works were chosen before last year's Presidential election.
|
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They instead would have chosen a strange half measure, Impeachment Light.
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A lot of the costuming in this episode was wisely chosen.
|
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They have generally chosen from statehood, independence and remaining a territory.
|
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Ms. Nilsson has since chosen to follow her own idiosyncratic path.
|
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Chinese leaders have repeatedly chosen the forum for important policy speeches.
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Ten contemporary artists chosen by Mr. Gordon eloquently make the case.
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Both had chosen to travel with the trip organizer Amazing Israel.
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Why has publishing chosen to allocate its resources in this way?
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Some like me had chosen to have children; others had not.
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The application was demanding, and only 653 students would be chosen.
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The prime minister is chosen by both houses of the Diet.
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The next award class is set to be chosen in 2020.
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The more coins you own, the better chances of being chosen.
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Then, just keep your fingers crossed until the winner is chosen.
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It turns out that X has indeed chosen not to vaccinate.
|
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Next, invite them into a written conversation about their chosen topic.
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They've all been successful in whatever their chosen career path was.
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Still, my pride in being chosen for this performance was genuine.
|
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It vibrates when one of my chosen iPhone contacts texts me.
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It's often one small but well-chosen step at a time.
|
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Upgrading is not my chosen path, but one I will accept.
|
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Why was he chosen to co-represent Austria at the Biennale?
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Often, I was the copy editor chosen to perform the procedure.
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Like so many other media companies, they've chosen to silo themselves.
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They've chosen to represent a narrow (and shrinking) slice of Christianity.
|
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Feinberg was chosen by several Washington administrations to monitor victims funds.
|
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No replacement has been chosen for Mr. Pelley, the people said.
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Judges and former prosecutors, not elected officials, have frequently been chosen.
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In the meantime, I've chosen three issues that feel trickier. Immigration.
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United denied accusations the man was chosen based on his ethnicity.
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He has chosen from within the NSC for his leadership team.
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You've chosen a transition in a work that's full of transitions.
|
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Rick Perry of Texas was chosen to lead the Energy Department.
|
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Both men were chosen for their current jobs by Trump appointees.
|
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Many strong GOP challengers have chosen not to run against them.
|
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Most players chosen in the Rule 5 draft amount to little.
|
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And those graduates often don't find work in their chosen field.
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In an increasingly competitive streaming space, NBC's chosen fighter is Peacock.
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He's one of the 500 chosen few to drive one home.
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Chevron has chosen to stay as a minority partner to PDVSA.
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"It's just the nature of the career you've chosen," says Drexler.
|
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But Rosenstein has chosen to remain part of this administration anyway.
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WE HAVE CHOSEN WHERE WE'RE GOING TO BE WITH GREAT ASSETS.
|
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Dictionary.com has chosen "complicit" as 2017's word of the year.
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The team's name, logo and uniform were all chosen by votes.
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Kunter had chosen a small child figure who rode a lion.
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You get the usual caveat with Verizon's chosen 5G tech here.
|
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The button values were also chosen using a somewhat unconventional method.
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But of course Miller has chosen to have a female protagonist.
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The same player cannot be chosen more than once per series.
|
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The introductions were grouped by the contestants' majors and chosen professions.
|
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However, Eli had unwittingly chosen the name of Susan's ex-husband.
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But at some point, we seem to have chosen another path.
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He was chosen for the A.F.L. All-Star Game three times.
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But he has chosen not to have it certified as such.
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Economists at the Fed would never have chosen such a policy.
|
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Like most voters, he declined to say whom he had chosen.
|
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Mr. Cerf, the former state education commissioner, was chosen by Gov.
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She's a great performer, but they should have chosen someone else.
|
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"It was a privilege," she said, to be chosen even once.
|
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No one would easily believe that I'd chosen William over him.
|
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Since high school, Harper had been viewed as baseball's chosen one.
|
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What kinds of things has this person chosen to seek out?
|
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Many joined "houses," or chosen families that would compete at balls.
|
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But Springsteen strives to meet his chosen idiom more than halfway.
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Emojis were chosen based on more than their pop culture appeal.
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Otherwise, they have chosen not to tinker with what has worked.
|
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The Clinton campaign has chosen to warily observe from the sidelines.
|
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But this isn't simply a matter of a poorly chosen example.
|
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They said no site had yet been chosen for a summit.
|
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He doesn't let the challenges of his chosen medium defeat him.
|
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Yet I have so many questions: How were these costumes chosen?
|
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From that point, you should see Netflix displaying your chosen language.
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But at times, I often feel that medicine has chosen me.
|
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We have chosen to join the congregation, paid our membership dues.
|
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Why have you chosen to go with less traditional release formats?
|
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Everyone in the group had chosen one of the latter options.
|
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This was going to be a "chosen one" narrative, wasn't it?
|
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Paintings of women in seductive poses were not chosen without awareness.
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From 20053 to 22005, the wives of the rulers of Muscovy (later Russia) were chosen using "bride-shows," where eligible young women were rounded up, inspected, and eventually one would be chosen as a royal bride.
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I mean, he's basically spent his entire life giving one shocking quote after another, so if we're aware of the kinds of things he's chosen to say, can you imagine the things he's chosen not to?
|
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"To be chosen based on the premise of me being different, to be chosen by team Visa to be part of this global campaign of acceptance and inclusion has just been so special to me," she said.
|
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But what matters to me most is what Finland has chosen to do with its wealth: Finland has chosen to invest in its people — all of its people — and especially to nurture its children — all of them.
|
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While Twitter has chosen to block political ads and Google has chosen to limit the targeting of political ads, we are choosing to expand transparency and give more controls to people when it comes to political ads.
|
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The retail mogul planned for the chosen applicant to accompany him on the SpaceX rocket voyage around the moon in 2023, having been chosen back in 2018 by CEO Elon Musk to be its first civilian passenger.
|
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She is the chosen successor of Senator Harry Reid, who is retiring.
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Their chosen venue was not the White House, but Ms Pelosi's office.
|
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Phone photography is a true art, but it's not my chosen artform.
|
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That is inconsistent with where the company has chosen to introduce iQOS.
|
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The recipients were chosen in recognition of their service to the community.
|
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The party has chosen Defence Minister Joao Lourenco as its presidential candidate.
|
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Phyllis Laccetti, 58, was one of the women chosen for the study.
|
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"I wonder, though, whether I should have chosen option B," Clinton wrote.
|
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Pick Split screen and your chosen app docks up at the top.
|
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Some homebuilders have chosen to automate part of the construction process instead.
|
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One by one, letters are chosen, and words and sentences are formed.
|
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They had chosen the most amazing pieces from so many different designers.
|
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The SAG Awards are chosen by members of the SAG-AFTRA guild.
|
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Traditionalists once saw the Japanese as a chosen people (some still do).
|
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JC: I think we've consistently chosen comfort and ... KS: Yes we have.
|
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For companies that have chosen to be distributed, remote has added value.
|
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I just wish Franco hadn't chosen the cacti garden for this ensemble.
|
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Mom Lisa has chosen to stand by Keith, according to the siblings.
|
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I have been chosen to defend this holy water with my life.
|
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Those appointments are generally chosen by a president's aides or Cabinet officials.
|
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Notably, more than 50 congressional Democrats have chosen to boycott the ceremony.
|
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So when one of "the chosen" messes up, they pay the price.
|
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Youman was eventually told she wasn't chosen because she was a woman.
|
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Stick to your strategies and the practices you have chosen to use.
|
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Some of them have since chosen to report their experiences to NPR.
|
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Together we had chosen to accept that as part of our relationship.
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We're delighted that the TV Academy has chosen to recognize their work.
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Once again, Olympus has chosen not to include any 4K video recording.
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Jamie Lee Curtis tweeted that she'd chosen New Jersey Senator Cory Booker.
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However, the theme she has chosen may not be considered kid-friendly.
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Specific time periods can be chosen using a dropdown menu at top.
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Five finalists have been chosen to compete in the Startup Battlefield Finals.
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The locations were chosen to achieve a range of geography and size.
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The entirety of the four Chosen Cities aren't wired with 25G ... yet.
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What career do you think your parents would rather you had chosen?
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Actor Chosen Jacobs makes his first appearance as Wendell Deaver, Henry's son.
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Others have chosen to make their mark by helping the new government.
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Acting Secretary [Elaine] Duke has chosen to initiate a wind-down process.
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Every election year, a party's nominee is chosen at the summertime convention.
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Delegates from the state's other districts will be chosen Thursday and Friday.
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Rogel remembered the name she had chosen for her daughter: Alexandra Sarai.
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This film would not exist if Netflix hadn't chosen to make it.
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She had chosen to sell her and Daniel's stove, refrigerator, and television.
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Through their chosen medium, these artists explore different ways identity is constructed.
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Days later, Wallace checked himself into a facility, which Boback had chosen.
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Through a combination of algorithm and individually chosen songs, playlists are personalised.
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Apple could have chosen any day to announce the event, of course.
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She had chosen a custom ringback: the House of Cards theme song.
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Whichever fan gets chosen will have little to no time to prepare.
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He welcomed their hatred, mocked their opposition, and humiliated their chosen candidates.
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WEST HARTFORD "The Chosen," drama by Aaron Posner and Chaim Potok. Jan.
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That's why they settled on peristalsis as their chosen form of locomotion.
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He may be chosen for up to three relay races as well.
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If you're one of the chosen ones, you'll know by late July.
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Five chosen finalists then pitch again to a fresh panel of judges.
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"I have chosen to retire to pursue other opportunities," the statement said.
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Once you have chosen an advisor, your work has only just begun.
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Many actors have chosen to take their mothers to the Academy Awards.
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Because the major political parties had already chosen their candidates, the Aug.
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The graphing mode is the first open-sourced suggestion to be chosen.
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His successor will be formally chosen by the finance minister, Sajid Javid.
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The TR Mini's lens has also been chosen for its flattering properties.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the statement read.
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So far the invitations, the flowers and the cake have been chosen.
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They are the chosen ones, singled out, blessed by their Lesbian Jesus.
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Looks like Joe Biden has chosen his post-vice presidential career: actor.
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And those are people who have chosen to track their screen time.
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So instead, House Democrats have chosen to let Trump pick his poison.
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Participants are chosen by embassies and invited to America for tailored tours.
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I have an inkling we would have chosen differently at 5 p.m.
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T) said on Wednesday it has chosen Japan Post Bank Co (7182.
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He was chosen by Jeff Sessions to be his Chief of Staff.
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"Uber has actively chosen to support racism, xenophobia, and bigotry," @katebergie wrote.
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Masuda, a former ministry bureaucrat, was chosen the official ruling party candidate.
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The color was red, and I would not have chosen it myself.
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In the crucial moments after Trump announced he had chosen Indiana Gov.
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"Make America One Again" was the GOP's chosen theme of the night.
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The other reason social media is the teen's chosen form of communication?
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As of today, however, 19 states have chosen not to expand Medicaid.
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Eventually, the name "hubb" was chosen because it means love in Arabic.
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Deep Space Industries hasn't chosen a target for its first prospecting mission.
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"I was honored to be chosen as a female designer," she continued.
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It has 67 counties and has chosen to define 67 coverage regions.
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The one eventually chosen for the cover was number five of six.
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They were chosen as our audience Wildcard at Hardware Battlefield at CES.
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Siena prosecutors could have chosen to close the case, the source added.
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I've chosen the seven authors who made the biggest impression on me.
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No word yet on when the official new logo will be chosen.
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Metallica has chosen April 16 – record store day – as a release date.
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Real estate was the most popular response, chosen by 31% of respondents.
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Surely they'd at least chosen their respective Spice out of genuine admiration?
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The seven-member board is already dominated by people chosen by Trump.
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It would re-open questions about how Hong Kong's leaders are chosen.
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In fact, the royal family's chosen photos were all taken months ago.
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How Apple has chosen to package Apple Watch Series 4 is bad.
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Conforto, chosen 10th over all in 2014, is the first impact graduate.
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Charlotte, on the other hand, has chosen to take a public position.
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My chosen first name, Jack, was one I had never used before.
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The European Parliament has never rejected the candidate chosen by the leaders.
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Each carefully chosen detail illuminates the novel's themes of violence and exploitation.
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The founder of Sleep With Me has chosen to go independent fully.
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You and your chosen contacts can then work on selected notes together.
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It's a key time for asking what goals you've chosen and why.
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To prevent 'filter bubbles,' around 10% of links will be chosen randomly.
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Unfortunately, the spot I'd chosen didn't actually have any TVs playing sports.
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However, that decision was questioned when Kwan was chosen by Coca-Cola.
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A hundred officers were chosen to wear the cameras throughout their shifts.
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Sonos has chosen to remain agnostic when it comes to voice assistants.
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He was something akin to a chosen one, his path always predetermined.
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Some of these newer players are committed advocates for their chosen side.
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Nine squirmy little puppies, including crowd favorite Gary Frick Jr., have chosen.
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One Instagrammer, Jessica Weber, has chosen to do neither of the above.
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It is made up of 11 members, chosen by Turkey's highest courts.
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Araneda was chosen unanimously by the board of directors, the statement said.
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That reality might make your child rethink the school or major chosen.
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Acting Secretary Duke has chosen, appropriately, to initiate a wind down process.
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Mashable have chosen to omit the Instagram handles of the women charged.
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Silvstedt was later chosen as Playboy's Playmate of the year in 1997.
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They began dating in 2014 after starring on the Crackle series Chosen.
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The 12 slowest were eliminated and 10 chosen from the remaining 30.
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You, the Recode Media listener, have chosen to listen to this podcast.
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You know, there were lots of reasons why that name was chosen.
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Why have you chosen grindcore as your means to convey your message?
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The sitters were chosen from over a hundred nominations of living Oxonians.
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I quite like J.K. ... I think I -- I wouldn't have chosen it.
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It's this art that YouTube user John Hatfield has chosen to weaponize.
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The one chosen would be seen by countless Washington residents and visitors.
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The President-elect has chosen Steven Mnuchin to run the Treasury Department.
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Elliott Advisors has chosen some unusual allies for its Telecom Italia battle.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium said on Thursday it had chosen Lockheed Martin's (LMT.
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The show never explained why that song was chosen as the signal.
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The startups were chosen from an application batch of about 1,200 companies.
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"We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple," the pair said.
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It was not immediately clear why these specific four countries were chosen.
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In fact, he could have chosen to mind his own fucking business.
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It's not clear why Heo has chosen to break his silence now.
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They're happy to be where they are; in fact, they feel chosen.
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I have chosen a profession where the exploration of that is encouraged.
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A paper check is also an option, but rarely chosen by players.
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"If you're a prime minister, you're chosen by your peers," she continued.
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Boris said he was "very humbled" to be chosen for the position.
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They could have chosen a country with more robust social welfare programs.
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The team will notify you if you have been chosen to pitch.
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Maya's niece feels, just like the Liars once felt, chosen by Addie.
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You have a partner chosen by your teacher, and it can be
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Instead, his government has chosen what it calls a "strong hand" policy.
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He'd always chosen the minimum necessary, a bare-bones, high-deductible plan.
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But the method Niel and his bankers have chosen seems unnecessarily complicated.
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But secrecy is exactly what the Chinese scientist appears to have chosen.
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At least in Pakistan, she said, they hadn't chosen their own dictators.
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There will be one winner chosen from each of the four regions.
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The fund would be overseen by portfolio managers chosen by the state.
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The WHCA typically has chosen mainstream comedians to deliver the keynote address.
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In all instances, the cash option was chosen instead of the annuity.
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It's because Samsung has chosen to go for performance over battery life.
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And this isn't the first time he has chosen to do this.
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I am so proud she has chosen me to be her mommy.
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The contestants were chosen for their professional ambitions, their appearances almost incidental.
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She will act as interim president until Mr Kim's replacement is chosen.
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"It's only because of patriarchy that she wasn't chosen sooner," Sono said.
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Even the patriots' chosen name reflects the disjointed nature of their union.
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Since the 1970s, every nominee has been chosen from the president's party.
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Puerto Rico will send two senators and five representatives, chosen by Gov.
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Here are a few you shouldn't miss, chosen by Race/Related editors.
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The network did not elaborate on how the candidate order was chosen.
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Freelancers submit texts for cards, and earn $25 for each one chosen.
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The cello, or some version of it, remained Ms. Moorman's chosen instrument.
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Baltimore-based artist Amy Sherald was chosen to paint Michelle Obama's portrait.
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Critics say the items chosen play on negative stereotypes about African-Americans.
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I know it's traditionally said that the Jews are God's chosen people.
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He reads 10 letters from Americans chosen each day by his staff.
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One leader was chosen by the majority of states in the republic.
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Selected startups were chosen for an investment of up to roughly $160,000.
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