"People come to see you run fast, but they also come to see a show, a performance… that's what I give them," Bolt has said previously.
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We want to be the place where people come to see the cars fighting it out, where they come to see if the car is as good as a Tesla.
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" He goes, "You know, customers come to see me.
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" The suspect said: "So I'll come to see you.
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All the Martians have come to see the First Martian.
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The types of crowds that would come to see him.
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But I've come to see the restaurant's most prized possession.
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I hope people still come to see this beautiful country.
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Shame she cant come to see him on #dividetour pic.twitter.
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They had come to see Garrison Keillor one last time.
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Why did you come to see Empire of the Sun?
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Will we come to see Archie in a different light?
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The birds were mainly what I had come to see.
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He gave people what they had to come to see.
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What people come to see, they give it to them.
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"If I'm in rehearsal, they come to see me," she said.
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After all, that's not what the audience has come to see.
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The people who come to your shows come to see you.
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We will come to see [it] the way we see electricity.
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But I've come to see that parents are always teaching you.
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"You thought four people might come to see it," Hicks said.
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Perhaps they might come to see me in a better light.
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As years passed, he has come to see things more philosophically.
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I've come to see my role as much more service oriented.
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I've come to see I can be happy with that fact.
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She had come to see my brother run in a 5K.
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It's often said that many race fans come to see crashes.
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They've come to see leadership as something that unfolds in stages.
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People who come to see him are grabbing yard signs and literature.
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I've now come to see the company as our tribute to her.
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But during this century Sunnis have come to see the world differently.
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"Oooo-weee, look who come to see the old folk," she said.
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But I come to see that I missed by just 17 seconds.
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Or has she truly come to see the error of her ways?
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"If I'm in rehearsal, they come to see me," the musician said.
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We've always been very, very lucky that kids come to see us.
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He didn't come to see me because he wanted my psychological help.
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You will soon come to see the utter seriousness of Samsung's intentions.
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My grandmother doesn't let us come to see her at all anymore.
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But what happened next was not what they had come to see.
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He had come to see the Administration as a danger to democracy.
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Captors and captives come to see the arrangement as a natural one.
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I asked if I might come to see him in the neighborhood.
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People from all around the world would come to see the train.
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I never made a movie I thought people wouldn't come to see.
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Then came the part of the show they had come to see.
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After learning to be a barista, I've come to see things differently.
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I have come to see that these trips follow a mythical arc.
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It has come to see those interests as indistinguishable from its own.
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They may even come to see politics as someone else's problem. ♦
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Over time, though, more may come to see the advantages of doing so.
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Every day visitors come to see Ekachai, believing it will bring them luck.
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We have come to see this as simply a part of the job.
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Most women come to see out unexpected pregnancies and give birth, she said.
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"They'll come to see you for what you are," he reassures her tenderly.
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Candidates come to see us even when they aren't raising money. Robo-calls!
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I had come to see tests as macabre rituals designed to trick me.
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Trade blockades and murder by committee isn't the struggle people come to see.
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And very few people from outside of Norfolk come to see the show.
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But since the crash, millions have come to see the system as broken.
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And even if he didn't come to see us, that was a gift.
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Yeah, it doesn't happen, mostly because most people come to see me now.
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"Everyone has come to see you, my daughter," she said, rubbing the coffin.
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"I've come to see if you're ready to go home," Ms. Watson said.
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Clients from Aspen come to see him in New York in the summer.
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It is for the people I visit or who come to see me.
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You may come to see her as a person in her own right.
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I'd come to see his idiosyncrasies as just another way to bully me.
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In the United States, we have come to see death as an emergency.
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Mr. Cohen has likewise come to see Mr. Trump for his true nature.
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John Hultberg would only come to see his own art and always wore sunglasses.
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"I've come to see challenge as the beating heart of all games," Rohrer said.
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Are the guys who come to see you for being involuntarily celibate overtly angry?
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"People will come to see the United States as untrustworthy or transactional," Bowman said.
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But the student-athletes who fans come to see aren't seeing any of that.
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But the government has come to see it as a way to save money.
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Eventually, he said, the younger generations will come to see the value of participating.
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They come to see me then 80% of the room leave after MY SET!
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The hotel managers say nobody from the government has come to see the damage.
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And now they come to see us and support me, but, they were worried.
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The people who had come to see him in the beginning had all disappeared.
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Lately, though, Mr. Duijzers has come to see global trade as a malevolent force.
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Perhaps we've come to see history itself as one bad news cycle after another.
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Over time, we've come to see you as a true champion of our ideals.
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We talked for a long time about why she had come to see me.
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But he said he had already come to see her as overly politically motivated.
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But it was the birds of prey that I had mainly come to see.
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We come to see that he is not so different from his autistic son.
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I thought, I'll make a space where people can come to see my books.
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When unmarried couples come to see Sussman, they often want to talk about commitment.
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Could a local population ever come to see an occupying force as its friend?
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They come to see a free live show by a famous political performance artist.
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It was an older crowd, but they hadn't come to see an oldies show.
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And he's come to see me in plays, I've seen him in countless plays.
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What's more, we have come to see party officials exercising influence as fundamentally illegitimate.
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Come to see those 1,200 exhibitors in Startup Alley, the pulsing heart of every Disrupt.
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The Nazi officials who come to see Reinhardt play are vexed by that last question.
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"The team works so hard, as I have come to see first hand," said Patrick.
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The narrative that's followed is what we've all come to see as morbidly "familiar" nowadays.
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In fact, he has come to see the events of that night as an opportunity.
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Those are the reasons that people are buying tickets or to come to see them.
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There are another 400 people in the roads who have come to see their relatives.
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Visitors have come to see the collection and he has also exhibited some of it.
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Investors have come to see moves such as Neumann's in a similar light, Plauche said.
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"I've come to see work as something that funds my real passion — volunteering," she said.
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"Some will come to see the show just because it's at an IKEA," she added.
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"Obviously, a lot of people come to see that (pursuit of the record)," Westbrook said.
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Scott and Terri, 52 and 54, New Jersey Noisey: Who did you come to see?
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I managed to find a couple of patrons who had specifically come to see Daniels.
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Did you come to see Beyoncé specifically, or was it just for the whole experience?
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They've come to see Biden as the antidote to Trump: honorable, experienced, sound and decent.
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"The team works so hard, as I have come to see first hand," she wrote.
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The people that come to see my work are mostly members of the art community.
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And it's even better that you don't come to see us all too often, either.
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Later, people come to see our performance to see if they'd like to book us.
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James had come to see him as a key cooperating witness, a once-unthinkable development.
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The America she painted for me wasn't the America that I had come to see.
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He had the school spirit, but this was not the vest I'd come to see.
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"Hello," he greeted them with the formality they would come to see as his trademark.
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By the early nineteen-sixties, Bryan had come to see the error of her ways.
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Other tech founders have come to see philanthropy as a major part of their legacy.
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It would not be surprising in the year to come to see this trend continue.
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Many Taliban members have come to see Al Qaeda as a threat to their cause.
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That, as we've come to see, is a problem as SMS is extremely vulnerable to hackers.
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We come to see our own status as increasingly linked to the status of our party.
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In time, some of those men and women will come to see that they've been misled.
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The following Christmas, he asked my permission to come to see Makar in a nursery play.
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"My friends want to come to see the music, but it is too expensive," he said.
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They will come to see what you believe, what you think, what you have to say.
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Then other schools around the county started asking us if we could come to see them.
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Tourists from all over come to see the Chernobyl plant and Pripyat, the adjoining abandoned town.
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But when they come to see me they tell me 'I can't stop thinking about this.
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But through TV, Trump has come to see him as an important part of the team.
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Perhaps I'm biased by current experience, but I've come to see Kirk in a new light.
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Mikhail Sheremet, the first deputy prime minister of Crimea, had come to see the exhibition, too.
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Over the years, Zuckerberg had come to see his ability to reject complaints as a virtue.
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ARANGO I don't know if people are going to want to come to see this show.
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Often, we loop in our business adviser on the phone, or he'll come to see us.
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What if the problem is the very way society has come to see the jobs themselves?
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We may come to see that Dr. King was, in fact, well ahead of his times.
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We don our Sun-day best, come to see what young muse has risenfrom the dead.
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And families come to see that the more needy you are, the more eligibility you have.
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But she planned to vote for Biden, who she had come to see speak in Davenport.
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Visitors from all over the world have come to see the ghosts of St. George's church.
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But my impression is that economists have come to see the second framework as more important.
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They come to see the cherry blossoms that surround the basin in a flush of pink.
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It is them that many of the crowd come to see and, more important, to hear.
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The crime lord flashed an ecstatic smile when told Mr. Edda had come to see him.
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In past years, 130,000 visitors have come to see and smell the flower in Washington alone.
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I've come to see that, beyond purely entertaining, I am in the business of consciousness raising.
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And what are some of the personal traits of the patients who come to see you?
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Through an understanding of the past we come to see trends over time, outcomes, causes, effects.
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Word of mouth, through new acquaintances and friends, is how you come to see its hidden life.
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Every Sim in the neighborhood, including the incredibly normie Geoffrey Landgraab, had come to see the Thotties.
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But tonight, in Cincinnati, it's clear that Doyle and Wambach are the stars everybody's come to see.
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In past years, up to 130,000 visitors have come to see and smell the flower in Washington.
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Since his release thousands have come to see him, some bringing oxen to slaughter in the festivities.
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I came here craving peace and stillness, but I've come to see that pursuing that is futile.
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We have come to see ourselves as her lords and masters, entitled to plunder her at will.
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Solomon will, of course, come to see that workarounds can change, and even evolve into work-throughs.
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They, after all, have come to see themselves as perpetual victims, powerless no matter who is president.
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I feel very grateful that I can still do it and people still come to see me.
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Robbers have looted the crypts, but tourists still come to see the reliefs cut into the rock.
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Soon, a relative of the patient he had come to see invited him into a crowded room.
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Large villages of the Daasanach people, whom we had come to see, began to line the river.
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It's understandable that the authors would come to see new events as validating all of their reporting.
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Residents of Page do know, though, that many of those tourists come to see the same thing.
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The monsters are the characters we've come to see; the heroes are just there to get 'et.
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The Trump administration has come to see that Russia's influence operations have morphed into a persistent threat.
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People don't come to see the umpire call a ball or a strike or a foul ball.
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Because the community has come to see that gender discrimination is inconsistent with a good university's mission.
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Right now, if I did what's in my head, no one would come to see the play.
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If you have come to see this Manhattan Theater Club production, you presumably already know the answer.
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"I was surprised," Ms. Fang-od said of the many people who have come to see her.
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Taliban members have come to see Al Qaeda and the Islamic State as threats to their cause.
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In the dream I was there but not there, unable to see what I'd come to see.
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It's the most special court for me, hundreds of thousands must have come to see me play here.
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When Dr. Judy asked me why I had come to see her, I didn't have an answer ready.
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Only later, once I started, did I come to see that I was making a difference in society.
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We were just six minutes away from the event we'd all come to see: the total solar eclipse.
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She had lately come to see that clothing might be something beyond a more or less fashionable covering.
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Most important, people would come to see property as rented from society, rather than as conferring exclusive ownership.
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Facebook and many other web companies have come to see Washington as integral to their success, experts say.
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That is probably because few cases are prosecuted, and many Salvadoreans have come to see extortion as inevitable.
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Later, many will come to see the day their children received gene therapy as a blessed new start.
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"People don't come to me because I am gay, they just come to see a sangoma," said Chamane.
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When you're touring you're in this false validation bubble where people come to see you play every night.
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"So many people come to see it that I tell people Salah is asleep to rest," Fathy said.
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Longtime residents have come to see the arrival of condos and bike lanes as harbingers of rising rents.
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The bullish theory: Apple's stock price will keep rising as investors come to see that it is undervalued.
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I can't say I've altered my position, but I've come to see ways to develop and refine it.
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"People can come to see us as human, not as fictional characters or past-tense people," she said.
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But Mr. McConnell has come to see his nearly singular responsibility as adding conservatives to the federal courts.
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Ms. Mellies had come to see her in early February about an addiction to hydrocodone, but disappeared afterward.
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People had come to see Bolt off in style, roaring for him as he arrived on the track.
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Gradually we come to see that the same is true for the community working on the Dig Effort.
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Moore has come to see the current crisis in Chicago as tied to a void in black leadership.
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Please do not come to see me, I don't want to see the staff from Child Welfare Center.
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"A number of people interested have come to see us and we are talking to them," said Malige.
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She has come to see a newspaper editor named Dashwood (Tracy Letts), hoping to sell him a story.
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Over the past two decades, Democrats have increasingly come to see DC statehood as a civil rights issue.
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A male whale shark had come to see who these visitors, so clearly out of their element, were.
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Yves—the locale's most emblematic server, and the person I've come to see—is around 60 and extremely friendly.
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We have come to see a new set of paintings by Liz Markus: "Art is my vice," says Kwan.
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America has come to see China as a strategic rival—a malevolent actor and a rule-breaker (see Briefing).
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Outside, a group of schoolgirls from Iraq and Syria have come to see what the Asian district is like.
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In hindsight, even the hopelessly romantic singer has come to see the error of his break-up devastation ways.
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Back in the Land of Awkward, Mary Jane and Zoe come to see Lee for one of his sets.
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I felt like the bait: People come to see you play, and then all of a sudden they die?
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Yet Mrs Merkel has come to see that Mr Putin's antipathy to her stems from weakness rather than strength.
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But if British companies come to see their European counterparts more as partners than as rivals, that could change.
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All too often regulators and trustbusters come to see the world as big business sees it, to society's cost.
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The same people who portrayed a Trump victory as apocalyptic will come to see it as business as usual.
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It's estimated that over a million people will come to see the spectacle known as the Circle of Lights.
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The head of the department is a great German composer who has come to see me play at fabric.
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And I've come to see this place as a window into a deeply American feature: The immigrant's split soul.
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Still, I won't give up all hope that Sanders might not come to see the error of his thinking.
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That is why the outsiders come, to see how the sport can survive even in such a harsh environment.
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He has come to see the Clinton team as unprincipled schemers, much as the Republicans he long opposed do.
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Miss Manners hopes that your husband will accept your apology and come to see the humor of the situation.
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In part that's because the leagues and their investors have come to see how much they stand to gain.
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There's always a chance that someone could change, like Kanner did, and come to see your point of view.
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It was his initial report, in fact, that compelled his boss to come to see the kid play in Tennessee.
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I need it for my records when the NFL 'pill counters' come to see if we are doing things right.
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Dozens of people from around the country had come to see him — both for his reputation and for his prices.
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Author and activist bell hooks takes a bold, frank look at how we've come to see love and express it.
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Everybody that has come to see the installation has responded in a way that I could only have dreamed of.
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But Beverley doesn't concede ground like the usual matador defense we've come to see in today's no-hand-checking NBA.
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As her career builds, the critics will come to see that Kristen Stewart is a screen presence, not an absence.
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As that career builds, the critics will come to see that Kristen Stewart is a screen presence, not an absence.
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And militaries have come to see themselves as political arbiters of last resort, rather than partisan actors or potential rulers.
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"That's how I feel when people come to see me at a show — like this demented, twisted character," he said.
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It amazes me how we have come to see democracy in all matters, public and private, as our natural right.
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That was the Tiff persona they'd come to see, always down to leave an O.K. dude for a finer one.
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But it was not the race the full house of spectators at the Belgian Grand Prix had come to see.
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Read enough about Mitch McConnell and you come to see him as a man of pure ambition and little else.
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But I hadn't come for the danger; I'd come to see something impossible performed with insouciance by a beautiful woman.
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As you'd expect, the critics who'd come to see the movie earlier in the week had come to cast judgment.
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I'm not sure she fully absolved me, but she did say she was happy I had come to see her.
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When she emerged she visited with some of the dozens of family and friends who had come to see her.
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"How can I help you personally?" he asked one woman, while another he promised, "I will come to see you."
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"Mike has come to see that some of what he has said is disrespectful and wrong," Loeser told the Times.
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If she cares about him, she'll probably come to see that she shouldn't stop him from interacting with his children.
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When audiences come to see her perform, which she does about one out of every three nights, they are transported.
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But her stance notwithstanding, political philosophers have come to see the politics of identity as part of a vibrant liberalism.
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As the father of a gun enthusiast, I've come to see how deeply important gun ownership is for some people.
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In Mr. Bolsonaro they have come to see something of an ideal villain tailor-made for a legal test case.
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I have come to see that for temporal anarchists, on-demand services only enable our worst tendencies, magnifying our chaos.
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Even in a crowd that had come to see Warren, parking and trudging through snow, opinions on electability were mixed.
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If the president and his institutions come to see each other as an enemy, trust could be difficult to restore.
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But what about when many of those supporters come to see that people they know will lose their health coverage?
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As a black woman, I've come to see speaking up about race in my personal relationships as a moral imperative.
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People serving long sentences were allowed to have budgies, and I'd come to see mine as almost like my child.
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But in doing so, they have come to see themselves as alienated from not just Trump, but conservatism in general.
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Clearly casting directors and fans alike have come to see Marvel as the epitome of an iron-willed woman in Washington.
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Like many people who study the region, I've come to see the gangs as a new iteration of an old cycle.
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He's come to see how she's holding up, and expresses regret that they didn't handle the circumstances of their breakup differently.
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And slowly, I've come to see how much of a parentified child I was and in some ways continue to be.
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Mr Trump should not suddenly and capriciously uproot families who, after 17 years, have inevitably come to see themselves as settled.
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Servants circled around to the backs of the vehicles and unloaded, ever so carefully, the animals everyone had come to see.
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But today they come to see me because I've got the money and I produce the best sounds in the country.
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It's amazing to see world and economic leaders who come to see the work actively responding when they are in it.
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For a number of years now, the vast majority of those who come to see him have illnesses related to diabetes.
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There are also growing calls in Europe to break up what many have come to see as a social media monopoly.
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But we not come to see that the the FDA would be removed from that critical role under right to try.
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Superfans and casual viewers alike wonder how the series can continue without a figure they'd come to see as a constant.
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He believes that they will come to see him differently if he has a chance to tell his story in court.
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Most of them, one way or another, had made it abundantly clear that they had come to see Son Heung-min.
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Mr. Han Win, of the Department of Fisheries, estimated that 700 to 1,000 tourists come to see the dolphins every year.
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"Mike has come to see that some of what he has said is disrespectful and wrong," said the spokesman, Stu Loeser.
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He recalled how some business leaders had come to see him to argue that his corruption fight would hurt economic growth.
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We have come to see ourselves less like discerning voters guided by policy and more like crazed, emotional fans, he said.
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I'd come to see it for myself in May, and returned in November; it felt as miraculous as the first time.
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"I've really come to see that every issue I care about is connected and we really need big changes," she said.
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"I've really come to see that every issue I care about is connected and we really need big changes," she said.
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As we come to see, these seven people have more in common than their separate professions or chapter titles would suggest.
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" On Monday, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang responded to the controversy, urging Ozil to "come to see Xinjiang for himself.
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We were in the old city, where tourists come to see the colonial buildings, whose paint is peeling like birch bark.
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Divorced and still struggling, Ha has come to see that education is the key to making her small family's life better.
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The problems they've had with the Model 3 are just representative as what I've come to see as inherent in Tesla.
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But looking back, I've come to see that the hours I logged on public transit provided an education of their own.
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Although Mr. Truong says he prefers cooking duck, he has come to see Canada geese as the workhorse of his kitchen.
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The risk is that youngsters will come to see the system less as a national asset, and more like a gilded cage.
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It's been an amazing experience and I'm so grateful to all the fans who have come to see us throughout the years.
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Speaking to reporters, 81-year-old Seo Byeong-Young said he had come to "see the face of the witch" for herself.
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Hyman describes himself as a "whole-list doctor", because the people who come to see him have a whole list of problems.
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There are also guests that share stories about why they've come to see you and they break down in front of you.
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I've come to see Matter's work as a more holistic expression of all these complexities: the failures, the ferocity, and the vision.
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Many in the Vietnamese diaspora say Czechs and Poles have over time come to see them as a "safe" type of migrant.
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Those are big numbers for any one person to draw to a stadium, and make no mistake: they come to see him.
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From there, we travel back to the previous day, and we come to see how the pair came to their gloomy embrace.
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And about 500,000 visitors come to see Alaska's Mendenhall Glacier each year, which lost a dramatic 1,800 feet between 2007 and 2015.
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But Google investors over the past 4 plus years have come to see the advertising business as a sort of technology REIT.
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Eventually the winter will come, and you'll be forced when it does come to see yourself differently than you usually see yourself.
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"When people come to see me, they don't want to see a Neiman Marcus counter, but what makes me tick," he said.
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We would never expect that in sports, so why have we come to see it as a responsible approach to market innovation?
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I have money, you got to come to see me and then I'll decide if I'm going to give you the money.
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Yet the very communities most in need of public safety have come to see the criminal-justice system as another deadly threat.
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"By learning to think and act in a distributed and collaborative fashion, students come to see themselves as empathic beings," he says.
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That remains the overwhelming view among Republicans, who have come to see debt-ceiling votes as an opportunity to enact fiscal restraints.
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"I again affirmed Andy's ability and professionalism and said the president would come to see and benefit from both," Mr. Comey wrote.
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But in doing so he opened the door to what he would come to see as the worst mistake of his presidency.
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Nobody would have come to see us, not because they didn't want to, but because they had no gas to get there.
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"Beppe had come to see us several times in the Senate and let us know what he had in mind," she said.
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It's not unusual for members of Congress to come to see their small, tight-knit staffs as a kind of second family.
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While some guards at Rikers were initially skeptical of the program, most who work in the garden come to see its value.
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Iran has come to see the Taliban not only as the lesser of its enemies but also as a useful proxy force.
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What consumers may come to see in Amazon, instead, is what I've started to notice — it's an inescapable, all-consuming retail paradise.
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Months later, the surviving family members have come to see it like this: It is not the ending they would have chosen.
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It was her grandmother that these visitors had come to see, prompted by a new business venture they had embarked on together.
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I think Americans, regardless of party, should come to see that he is unfit for the office and is damaging the country.
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"Interest is very high," Ramic said, noting that a growing number of companies have come to see the value in leveraging Google's expertise.
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And when trapped in a cellar for days on end, surely, anyone could come to see their only food source as a miracle.
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And she should not have to worry that a nation for which she nearly died will come to see her as the enemy.
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If the festival is established people would come to see high quality contemporary art, not only during the festival, but before and after.
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Increasingly, he has come to see the North as a liability, at odds with his vision of making China a pre-eminent superpower.
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He and his wife had come to see me in 'Stop the World — I Want to Get Off' at the Westport Country Playhouse.
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"Most people who have steatocystomas have many bumps all over their body, and come to see me for several extraction sessions," she explains.
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While Debbie, who has come to see Ruth, says that's not that long and that it's not a big deal, Ruth feels otherwise.
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In future, service providers will penetrate even deeper into manufacturers' turf, even as manufacturers come to see themselves increasingly as sellers of services.
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And it's not just the Flint water scandal: Michigan residents have come to see water infrastructure as a metaphor for broader political decay.
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That's what novelists do, and in a sense that's what patients do when they come to see a psychiatrist: they tell a story.
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We feel empathy for characters even when they seem intransigent or unreasonable, because we've come to see how they arrive at their conclusions.
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"These are the people the Pope has come to see and pray for," said Seitz, the El Paso bishop who organized the event.
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That some have come to see the military as our last hope is just a measure of how desperate the situation has become.
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So their businesspeople could not come for meetings, students could not attend American universities, and tourists could not come to see the sights.
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But over the last decade, investors have come to see scruffy Montauk in a different light — as a place that cleans up good.
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When patients come to see me in the doctor's office, I am aware that my examinations are just a snapshot of their lives.
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I pray for our Muslim brothers and sisters and hope that the world community will come to see love as the better way.
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Joel Grey, who is directing the production, told PEOPLE that he was overjoyed to have "two incredible women" come to see the musical.
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The United States had come to see Turkey as a crucial member of the international coalition bombing the jihadists in Iraq and Syria.
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Those who have been cast to the sidelines of his inner network have finally come to see just how manipulated they once were.
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They had come to see soccer archrivals Boca Juniors and River Plate battle it out in a match of the women's first division.
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Her parents, who are also staying in the city, know she's alive and where she is, but they haven't come to see her.
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These types of statements help your child come to see you as a safe landing place — their ally and protector and guiding light.
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I can't believe your man knows you got your jaw bruck by some next brer and he still hasn't come to see you!
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"People from all over Mexico and all over the world come to see me," Lukcero says when I tell her I must leave.
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He is a walking, talking repudiation of everything they believe and, by extension, of a future they had come to see as foreordained.
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It's a book about how, as they grow older, kids come to see themselves more clearly, to be more self-aware and thoughtful.
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Dad doesn't remember any racial taunting, just that so many black Chicagoans had come to see their hero, the 42-year-old rookie.
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The church, parts of which date to 1095, receives around 28,000 paying visitors a year, many of whom come to see its mummies.
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But somewhere along the way, the chief justice appears to have come to see the record differently, and that made all the difference.
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A lesson of Trump's presidency, thus far, is that we have come to see the impeachment power as too sacrosanct, as too limited.
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Mr. Jones said he was thrilled that much of his family was planning to come to see his full initiation into the church.
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He had come to see exhibitions of his photographs as enlivening, engaging and challenging traditional art institutions through imagery typically overlooked by them.
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And he's come to see, as he suggested with his phone use, that he's not so different from the people he writes about.
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People come to see the coastline and a nearby nature reserve, as well as attractions including a maritime history museum and an aquarium.
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Already, these 12- and 663-year-olds have come to see historical knowledge as little more than a list of names and dates.
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They are spending on ideas that, years from now, we may come to see as having altered life for much of the planet.
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Nowadays, the building is more like a museum — people come to see the multicolor facade and geometric interiors, but they can't touch anything.
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It's where the Obamas shop, and it's where the movers and shakers of our nation's capital come to see what's really going on.
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But as the games have grown, she says, she's come to see them as a way to bring attention to a traditionally invisible workforce.
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The Pokémon are the A-listers people have come to see, and any humans in the film are just being tolerated as support structures.
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And when we see that ... then we come to see just how precious it is, and then we don't want to waste a moment.
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A lot of us have come to see ghosting as more of a norm than an exception in our day-to-day dating lives.
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I'm more educated on the impact of transgenerational trauma in my family, and I've come to see its roots in domestic and social violence.
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And nobody ever gets mad—the people that come to see me, they want me to say things that make them a little uncomfortable.
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Many Australians have come to see banks as pursuers of big profits and fat executive salaries at the expense of service to ordinary customers.
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You can review some of the lab results her various doctors had ordered in the two years before she'd come to see Dr. Smith.
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Lal helps to guide a steady stream of pilgrims who come to see a model of what they hope will become a new temple.
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Even if he is unwilling to see the ethical imperative, he should at least come to see the practical benefit of what Sessions did.
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"And that they come to see Lincoln Center as theirs, something they can be part of and participate in and perform at and visit?"
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But looming over the meeting were growing calls in Europe to break up what many have come to see as a social media monopoly.
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At the head of the vessel was Fealofani Bruun, a 32-year-old female captain whom many — particularly "Moana" fans — had come to see.
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I've been incredibly grateful and buoyed by the support of fellow artists who have come to see the show, curators, art writers, and friends.
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Not from domestic fringe elements or extremist political movements, which we have come to see as a testimony to the pluralism of our democracies.
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"I've come to see it as playing dress up for another role — the red carpet one — where I take on different characters," she said.
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More recently, Republican lawmakers in Mississippi, as in other conservative states, have come to see these policies as straining families and burdening state budgets.
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Over 100,000 visitors walk through the eerie, gothic, 19th-century graveyard every year, and many of them come to see Marx's grave, he said.
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Mass incarceration and its never-ending human toll will be with us until we come to see that no crime justifies permanent civic death.
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Wozzeck is a gigantic, demanding role, but there's a sense that people come to see the opera rather than just to hear one singer.
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Supporters and opponents of a leader like Mr. Chávez come to see each other as locked in a high-stakes struggle, justifying extreme action.
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Consumers have come to see the brand as anachronistic, out of place in the #MeToo era as offering an objectifying view of female beauty.
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"People have come to see globalization and refugees as attacks on their way of life and their values," a leading Social Democrat told me.
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But four years after the influx, growing numbers of native-born Swedes have come to see the refugees as a drain on public finances.
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But four years after the influx, growing numbers of native-born Swedes have come to see the refugees as a drain on public finances.
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"Many men who come to see me with concerns about their size are average—sometimes, larger than average," confirms Beverly Hills-based urologist James Elist.
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But, having worked for years with Chinese companies navigating the American legal and regulatory landscape, we have come to see that those fears are overblown.
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"How many people will come to see dead trees?" huffs Jerzy Sirak, the mayor of Hajnowka, a town on the western edge of the forest.
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People from around the world come to see the week-long festival's daily running of the bulls, where runners lead the animals through the streets.
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"These are the people the Pope has come to see and pray for," said Bishop Mark Seitz, the El Paso bishop who organized the event.
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Only metal detectors stand between the iconic landmark and the millions of tourists who come to see the historic headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church.
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"When we had the guys come to see us from the US, they were very insistent they weren't working for the same person," Farrier said.
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She quickly become Doss' fiancee in what serves as a somewhat overlong prelude to war — which is what the audience has really come to see.
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" She told Huffington Post that she's come to see her bushy brows as "a total advantage" and part of what makes her "a great model.
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As I teach digital privacy and security to undergrads, I have come to see how often new technologies become the harbinger of emerging privacy issues.
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In December, New York experiences a surge of visitors who come to see elaborate store window displays, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and Broadway shows.
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The hordes have come to see not the sublime early frescoes of Giotto but the dry bones of St. Francis, which reside in his basilica.
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The two women were in her mother's apartment; they told her they were from A.C.S., and had come to see what happened to the baby.
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Only a minority of patients come to see him with elaborate stories of different personalities, and for Loewenstein, it's not a very good prognostic sign.
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Another possibility is that al-Shabaab fighters may, as a result of this week's strike, come to see ISIS as stronger and thus more attractive.
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There's no real difference in terms of where I am in the world because they all come to see me, so they're already my crowd.
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By the same token, if groups come to see the other side as unreliable or unpredictable, they have little reason to enter into any deal.
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Doherty noted that in the past, movie theaters would play whatever trailers they had regardless of what type of movie people had come to see.
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Vietnam's Communist government has made no public comment on his return, but several top officials have come to see him privately and pay their respects.
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In other cases, Cooke said, ecotourism operators tag wildlife themselves so that their customers can be guaranteed to find whatever animal they've come to see.
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Yesterday, Ashley said he would face the committee, as long as members come to see Sports Direct's warehouse facility in Shirebrook, Derbyshire the day before.
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If he were to come to see things as you do, he might have to give up on the pleasures of his late-life adventure.
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But the momentum in favor of reform is already strong, as more people come to see how pointless and unfair the cash-bail system is.
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Hate-filled language is prevalent in our society, and in video gaming, and there's a risk our kids might come to see it as normal.
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Timianne has been raising zebras since high school, and I'd come to see her after a truly awful idea led to a pretty good one.
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When the truck initially drove onto the stage, many in the crowd clearly couldn't believe that this was actually the vehicle they'd come to see.
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Since then, he has come to see him as fair but not particularly strong-willed after the school's dynamo of a first dean, Leonard Strickman.
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Over the California native's tenure as both House minority leader and Speaker, many have come to see her as a divisive lightning rod within the party.
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With only a population of 800, Churchill residents work each year to accommodate 10,000 tourists and the 1,000 migrating polar bears they have come to see.
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I hope viewers connect with the subjects, come to see them as determined, confident, and inspiring people, and also develop empathy for these and other refugees.
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Some of her past and present squad have come to see the reputation concerts, but they've done so quietly, appearing in just a few fan photos.
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It is popular with Stockholm commuters and with tourists, who come to see the cathedral and a street that has been called the prettiest in Sweden.
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Within this spectrum of annoyance, Adam Sandler is a master, and by pushing against its boundaries we can come to see his appeal as a performer.
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He said he had come to see the temple as a "small utopia, free of conflict," in a society that could sometimes feel riddled with deception.
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Here the author is on more comfortable terrain, speculating happily, for instance, on whom posterity will come to see as the defining figure of rock music.
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And I think as we continue to inform members on Capitol Hill of that fact, they'll come to see it the way that President Trump does.
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But I've come to see him as a canny spokesman for a different sort of economy, one that often goes by the technical name ''rent seeking.
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The thing is, if you come to see us live, you will definitely see our punk roots, but on our records it's more difficult to hear.
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Most of all, as a citizen I've come to see that the scandal was never about infidelity or perjury — or at least, it shouldn't have been.
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Several people in the gallery who'd come to see Turner sentenced for trying to rape an unconscious woman gasped or shielded their eyes, The Guardian reported.
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Now, however, he's come to see popular music as the music for the "mating age" and learned that artists should fear the known, not the unknown.
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Students who come to see themselves as the masters of their own destiny can take advantage of opportunities to learn, but only if those opportunities exist.
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Atmospherically, it seems an awkward match with the show you've come to see, about a pair of Afghan child refugees crossing Europe in search of sanctuary.
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They had come to see a unicorn, a scrappy holdout, a working museum of old-fashioned artisanship that somehow had to turn a modern-day profit.
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Without the scoop neck and the mirrored shades there is no Salt Bae, and Salt Bae was what everybody in the room had come to see.
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Over the past decade, Chinese Communist Party leaders have come to see smog, tainted water and other pollution as serious threats to trust in the government.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's promise to take a zero-tolerance approach to corruption has extraordinary appeal for some voters who have come to see their leaders as kleptocrats.
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What I have come to see is that it's a mistake to think of free speech as an effective means to accomplish a more just society.
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Times Insider I visited the annual Nevada bacchanalia with Paul Romer, a Nobel-winning economist who has come to see it as a model for urbanization.
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"Hockey fans come to see talented athletes compete, not shy animals terrorized," People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wrote in a letter to the team.
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He allowed that many had probably come to see someone else: Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, whose charisma had been imported for the morning rally.
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"The idea that psychopaths are fearless has become firmly rooted in how we have come to see psychopathy," Sylco Hoppenbrouwers, one of the study's authors, tells Broadly.
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The story's central thrust is that the monster is not human, and through his attempts to make connections we come to see ourselves as the real monsters.
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I come to see how church is a sanctuary given that it is one of the few spaces in which the threat of violence seems significantly checked.
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Of course, these are just Jannard's stated dates, and as we've come to see with this phone, there's no guarantee that it won't be delayed even further.
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Recent research has shown that loneliness and isolation are likely contributing factors to addiction, and I've come to see my eating disorder as similar to an addiction.
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About her daughter's suspected killer, 218-year-old James Alex Fields Jr., Bro said she hoped he would one day come to see that he was wrong.
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And might we finally come to see Jeremy Corbyn as the most misunderstood figure of our age, up there with Kreacher and the late, great Severus Snape?
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Mamadou Camara has come to see how things are going and there's even a party arranged for tonight, at which everyone wants to see MacLeod's victory dance.
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The next time I come to see him, he'll get more specific: On separate occasions, those men paid practitioners of black magic to curse my love life.
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It is only when people are entertained do they come (to see the film) in large numbers and then you can put forth whatever comments on issues.
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In a process that Trump has accelerated, Republicans in this century have instead come to see whites without a college degree as the foundation of their support.
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However, over the years, as I've left the region and lived elsewhere, I've come to see the area much more holistically, with all its flaws and virtues.
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Try applying the Ten Commandments to half of what passes for legal nowadays, and you will quickly come to see that even the broadest laws are limited.
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But at this point, it may be hard to regain the trust of those voters, given how solidly they have come to see Trump as their savior.
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While these characters may not always be comfortable in the world they live in, we come to see that they are entirely comfortable in their own skins.
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One couple had come to see Corey Taylor, lead singer of Slipknot, who had the luck of performing at First Avenue on this night of all nights.
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Mr. Cordray remained hopeful that after reviewing the consumer complaint data, Mr. Mulvaney could come to see some of the value in rigorous oversight of payday lenders.
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Ever since the Russian geochemist Vladimir Vernadsky coined the term "biosphere," scientists have come to see life as an equal player in the drama of Earth's history.
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And then a bunch of fighters that he knows, and that I think he looked up to, who had become front-line fighters, come to see him.
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Wood had come to see Islam in much the same way that many of the detainees did: as the only thing that couldn't be stripped from them.
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But after calling him and explaining that a reporter had come to see him, she returned to say that he would be gone indefinitely, likely for days.
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We come to see Amy as a different but no less admirable flavor of hero, one who is determined to capitalize on the cards she's been dealt.
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Many at Thursday afternoon's meet-and-greet admitted that they had already decided to vote for Warren and had primarily come to see Bailey take center stage.
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Some critics say Ms. Hodges — and other Democratic mayors facing troubles with their constituents — have come to see loud opposition to Mr. Trump as a political antidote.
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Since that time, I have come to see that, no matter what I teach, there are many learning styles before me and I should honor them all.
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In either case, it seems inevitable that we will come to see such candidates as part of the same mission, and the same team, as our president.
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First George Kent, a State Department official, explained that since Ukraine's revolution in 2014 America had come to see corruption as a vital tool of Russian influence.
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The more committed we are to this view of the world, the more we come to see human beings as the problem and technology as the solution.
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But the Chinese presence and investment have not improved the economic conditions of the Baloch people, who have come to see the Chinese as the new colonizers.
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And supporters of mainstream parties may also grow discontented as they come to see the political system as more concerned with preserving elite consensus than representing voters.
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In their parkas and their fur, they looked like enormous creatures from another planet, but they'd come to see this modern dance performance and just filled this gymnasium.
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Rick Perry, the former Texas governor, was introducing the candidate I'd come to see, but with descriptions that bore no relation to the candidate I'd come to know.
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"His apartment was two doors down from my office and Izzy would frequently come to see me," Lesa Fuller, Brookdale Kingston's sales and marketing manager, told the station.
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In the final scene of "Blackboard Jungle," viewers come to see Chic has left his own bed to menacingly stand in the entrance of his sleeping sister's room.
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When people come to see me at a show, I want them to see what I did back in the day, what made me who I am today.
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Since smart speakers like the Amazon Echo first began to appear in homes across the world, the security community has come to see them as a prime target.
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And long after his personal relationship to Wordsworth had soured, he remained enamored of his work, though he'd come to see the error of his hero-worshipping ways.
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Not only that, but they do their part to continue to pass it on to the next generation, or even just the people who come to see it.
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I'd come to see about the statue MacDonell spoke of, American artist Erastus Dow Palmer's "The Indian Girl, or The Dawn of Christianity," carved over 160 years ago.
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Now that she's come to see the US as a villain and the USSR as its victim, they can't risk telling her, Well, yeah, but not this time.
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Buffett later purchased shares of IBM, a move he would come to see as preemptive because the company's promising technologies did not grow as quickly as he expected.
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Through these films, we come to see humanity not as a biological charge, but as a category to be fulfilled and a kind of task to be undertaken.
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Los Angelenos have come to see the Echo Park Craft Fair as a kind of pilgrimage: a semiannual bonanza for independent goods from makers, crafters, designers and chefs.
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Between 3,000 and 5,000 people of all nationalities come to see Teixeira every week, according to his spiritual center, Casa de Dom Inacio de Loyola, located in Goiás.
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After four months in captivity, when the world believed them dead, Mr. Ibrahimkhel gave a phone number to a visitor who had come to see a civilian prisoner.
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And I wanted to make a film about certain kinds of people, who aren't necessarily considered "box office," and then have those people come to see the film.
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I want to thank the sheriff's office for their service and I want to thank all of the people who have come to see my shows in Pittsburgh.
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Hard-liners might come to see a fight with Iran's archenemy, the United States, as an opportunity to expand the resistance economy while stoking politically useful nationalist anger.
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Would you like to live in a neighborhood, like this one in Brooklyn, where most houses are decorated this way and thousands of tourists come to see them?
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Since the Eiffel Tower opened in 63, nearly 26 million visitors have come to see the monument, making it one of the most visited monument in the world.
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A good chunk of the electorate in working-class towns like Grimsby have come to see the Labour Party as big-city elitists, rather than blue-collar allies.
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But as I've reread the books through the years, I've come to see it as the key to the series, what lifts it into the realm of classics.
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That would stick China's banks with billions in losses while eliminating wealth for masses of people who have come to see real estate as their ticket to enrichment.
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Although, he also points out that people will almost certainly voice opposition to such measures if they start infringing on their ability to enjoy whatever they've come to see.
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The only thing likely to change that is a performance in the mid-terms so bad that enough of them come to see the president as an electoral liability.
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East Asian cram schools have repeatedly exploited that practice to breach the SAT, and the College Board has come to see the test-prep industry as a daunting adversary.
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But her arguments set the tone for the Tory right wing, which would increasingly come to see the European project as a threat to UK sovereignty and national identity.
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The US missile strike was an exclamation mark establishing that Trump, for the time being at least, has come to see Russia in more conventional US foreign policy terms.
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Just like Emma Stone in La La Land, Baby has come to see what could have been, and she's fine with the life she chose, thank you very much.
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"We have come to see these quarterly variances as mostly noise in the long-term growth trend and adoption of internet TV," the company said in an earnings release.
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I've come to see simultaneous chaos and banality in these incidents, the result of a culture that makes it far too easy for violence-prone individuals to access firearms.
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When these young people come to see me, I can see how strong of a hold certain cultural and social phenomena have over them, and it makes me sad.
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If the economy slumps, or Trump unleashes some other chaos, people who are currently sympathetic to Trump's victory laps will come to see them as wildly propagandistic and inappropriate.
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Come to see this film and a handful of the best drone-shot films out there on the big screen, and be sure to say hi to Motherboard afterward
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For the rest of us, the moment arrives when we come to see that the lifeguard was right: these devices are too large; they are awkward to manage, tiresome.
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"This is the closest yet we have come to see the immediate zone around a supermassive black hole with direct, spatially resolved techniques," Dr. Genzel said in an email.
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In high school, he regarded the heating of the planet by humans as a goofy rumor, but he'd since come to see it as a credible, even pressing, concern.
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Many conservatives have come to see the AHCA as a vessel, albeit a still imperfect one, for the kind of health reforms they have waited for years to achieve.
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The internet has changed a great deal since 2010, and the company's executives have increasingly come to see their decision to leave China as rash, naïve and ultimately counterproductive.
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At the time, he had come to see newspapers as a public trust, similar to museums and libraries, David Boardman, the chairman of the Lenfest Institute, said on Sunday.
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"The Ritz has always been an international place, full of elegant people, and somewhere where one could come to see elegant, modern clothes coming and going," Mr. Lagerfeld said.
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Over this summer, I have come to see there could be real opportunity to realign our lives in ways that are not only less resource intensive, but also better.
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The Republican Party, Dr. McKee said, "has almost become a counterweight to the black vote in those states," with many white voters having come to see it that way.
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Instead, as they try to project an above-the-fray image, Ms. Warren's advisers say they've come to see her best path to the nomination as a unifying figure.
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The internet has changed a great deal since 2010, and the company's executives have increasingly come to see their decision to leave China as rash, naïve and ultimately counterproductive.
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She had come to see Trump Tower, and though she had wended her way between police officers to get in, she had not realized that its eponym was upstairs.
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I've come to see this as an element of the work itself: it generates narratives, gets passed along from person to person, takes on a mythic life of its own.
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Rage would return to Philadelphia months later and perform a free show as a way to make it up to the fans that had come to see them at Lollapalooza.
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Lucha Libre is a traditional pastime in Mexico City -- a place where crowds come to see good fight evil and where they can get just about anything off their chests.
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Serbia's leadership has long touted cooperation with Russia, but the alliance has frayed as Belgrade has come to see it as the main obstacle on the way to EU membership.
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But Mr. Mathis, the victim's uncle, said Mr. Sykes had come to see Ms. Cutler when she visited the Brooklyn apartment where she grew up with her aunt and uncle.
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" Melinda concluded the Stanford address with these words: "In the course of your lives, without any plan on your part, you'll come to see suffering that will break your heart.
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Grab a ticket at a discounted price, and come to see them talk about the ups and downs (mostly ups) that have gone into building their house, and their Houzz.
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Oh, but what it reveals: What we've been witness to, we come to see, is the imagination of a person who loved the world so much he couldn't bear it.
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There is little left for anyone to object, and after the initial few days, their family has come to see that an online degree wouldn't be too bad after all.
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With Amnesty International's revelation about the source of the bomb, more people in Yemen and the region may come to see the U.S. role in the region through Buthaina's eyes.
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But perhaps nowhere has the blow been more painful than in Germany, a country that under Angela Merkel has come to see itself as a bastion of openness and tolerance.
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Jenkins wrote in a letter to the university community that "many have come to see the murals as at best blind to the consequences of Columbus's voyage" for indigenous people.
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The mid-September opening at the Haus der Kunst was packed — a large crowd had come to see Gerhard Schröder, the former German chancellor, deliver a speech about the artist.
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She wants to be a loyal Republican, but she has come to see that the people leading the party these days don't speak to the ideals that fueled her dreams.
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But behind these hearings and headlines lurks the unnerving way in which many have come to see the military as the last, best bulwark against our erratic commander-in-chief.
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Benjy Kile, 47, and his son Harry, 18, a senior at Brooklyn Technical High School, whose alumni include Mr. de Blasio's son, Dante, also had come to see Mr. Sanders.
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Torbjorn Heierson, a regional director for the Swedish Association of Road Transport Companies, which represents the hauling industry, said that he has come to see the benefits of congestion pricing.
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But at the same time, I have come to see — and this was the impetus for writing The Sixth Extinction — that climate change is part of an even bigger issue.
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We come to see, in fact, that in some ways the reality of being on the autism spectrum, with all its challenges and rewards, is this novel's great clandestine subject.
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In more recent years, I've actually come to see myself as an ethnographer, and I'm very interested in the realities of culture, especially [those] that are being erased under globalization.
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For Iowa Democrats, the catastrophe is yet another blow to a caucus process that an increasingly vocal set of the party has come to see as exclusionary, antiquated and unrepresentative.
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Though most visitors will come to see the sharks and marine mammals, Mr. Dohlin said he wanted people to leave with a sense of how they could effect environmental change.
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Party leaders in Washington, like Ms. Pelosi, have also come to see winning governorships as a priority because of the power many state executives have in drawing congressional district lines.
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"Many people find it weird today and come to see this as some dark spectacle, a house of horrors," said Radka Krejci, in charge of operations at the local parish.
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Across the windy middle of the country, farmers have come to see the wind as a crop they can harvest all year — and it is less work than growing corn.
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Many of them are actually kind of amazing, and they've come to see the play, and they talk to me about it, and they come out of the play sobbing.
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And the late-night television host Jimmy Fallon famously ran his hands through the candidate's hair in September 2016, an act Mr. Fallon has come to see as a setback.
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He looked sullen and deflated and very much like a typical matador after a rough afternoon — no longer the mysterious god of the bulls so many people had come to see.
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But the French working class, a once ardently far-left voting block, have come to see her as the only candidate committed to curbing immigration and rebuilding the country's struggling economy.
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Lilla encourages people who come to see her to broaden their definition of a quickie and think of it as taking five, 10, or 20 minutes to connect with each other.
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Clean energy experts like Stanford's Jacobson believe that countries will come to see the benefits of switching off fossil fuels and surpass the emissions commitments they made at the Paris summit.
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But after spending a decade researching how media, stars, and the public have interacted over the past 200 years, I have come to see her as the godmother of modern celebrity.
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"Even if Xi Jinping and China are not viewed as duplicitous on North Korea, the Trump administration may come to see the North Korea problem as not readily fixable," Sutter said.
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In this article, she writes about the ubiquity of sexual violence in conflict, and how some societies have come to see it as an inevitable part of the culture of war.
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Another one is that when people come to see me, they want me to find their spirit people for them, when in reality they're bringing them with them in the room.
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She's worn a lot of Vera [Wang], too, Vera has come to see her at the US Open, and Vera always made sure Serena sits front and center at her show.
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Let's put it somewhere where historically it fits with the area around it so you can have people come to see it, who want to understand that history and that individual.
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At the end of winter, right before the spring thaw begins, they come to see the frozen surface of Lake Baikal, where wind and cold create patterns and sculptures from ice.
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"The Mossos have come to see what we are doing and they've seen we're having a party," said 45-year-old Ferran Taberner who was at the school with his daughter.
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Over the years I had come to see that the interventions I performed in the name of lifesaving often didn't help my patients, but rather compounded their distress, without significant benefit.
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Minerva Resendiz, from Mexico, said she had come to see Joshua as part of the two-day gathering "to ask for healing, for a breakthrough ... to resolve conflicts in the family".
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"I was filming Blessin for another short I was making and she said to me, 'Next time you come to school you need to come to see us step,'" Lipitz said.
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"But I now recognize that there are more people coming to Japan to come to see my work," she said, reading from a statement in a binder covered in — what else?
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We come to see Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and supervisor of the Mueller report, as human Jell-O, losing his composure at times to the point of seeming unhinged.
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The idea is to make them look no better than he is, so that political journalists and voters come to see them as equally tainted by scandal, thus neutralizing ethical considerations.
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Once these have collapsed, segments of society, whether divided by demographic tribe or political affiliation, come to see one another as locked in a zero-sum contest for survival and control.
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"Trump already thinks he can get away with anything, so this won't change that," said Stephanie Giachino, a 23-year-old teacher in nearby Waterloo, who'd also come to see Klobuchar.
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Gellhorn has come to see the Spanish Civil War firsthand — not to play dollface to an international celebrity — and she brushes past the addled Hemingway on her way into the lobby.
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What would he miss about the Obamas, who had come to see him on Broadway in "Fences" in 2010, and whom he had visited a week ago in the White House?
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I know you think the prevalence of Jews in culture is some kind of counterargument, but that's like saying the world loves pandas because crowds come to see them in zoos.
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I've come to see many types of projects even in their more formal kind of approach can be really inspiring, but for me, I could no longer make work like that.
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By allowing the voices of black women and men, icons and ordinary people, to join in our larger democratic story, we come to see how African-Americans expansively transformed the United States.
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On that first full day of "Untitled (Flag 2)"'s display in the Spencer Museum of Art, we spread the word, encouraging people to come to see the work and discuss it.
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The Massachusetts senator's schedule is meticulously drawn, but her interactions with those who come to see her is, apart from a quick pitch that shows up in almost every appearance, mostly unscripted.
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Others had come to see LP, one of the lesbian musicians headlining this trip, or because — like me — they'd seen the iconic L Word episode that takes place aboard an Olivia cruise.
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In addition, workers who walk a picket line together for any length of time almost invariably come to see each other as brothers and sisters rather than as rivals for employer benefits.
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She allows her characters to come to see happiness not as getting what they thought they wanted, but wanting what they've wound up having — a definition in which succeeding doesn't require exceeding.
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The Trump administration believes that China will come to see North Korea as a "liability not an asset," and hopes to see China's words opposing a nuclear North Korea matched by actions.
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Egged on by bigots, some Malays have come to see their economic privileges as a right earned by their ancestors when they first settled the territory, not as a temporary leg-up.
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Deep down we all hoped that people would come to see a film about a fictional country on the continent of Africa, made up of a cast of people of African descent.
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In an interview for her photoshoot, Brooks said that while one particular part of her body has given her pause in the past, she's come to see it as something to celebrate.
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She told KOB 4 that she estimates hundreds of people have come to see the home, and in the 15 minutes she chatted with the news station, ten people reportedly stopped by.
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For one, "99 percent of the people who come to see this opera — 99.9 percent — will know who Jack and Jackie were," Mr. Vavrek said in a joint interview with Mr. Little.
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Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, and others might come to see a tweak to free movement—such as temporary protection against surges in immigration—worth considering, to avoid further rumbles within the club.
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With the rate of obesity more than doubling for US children and quadrupling in adolescents since the 1970s, many doctors have come to see sugary beverages as a threat to children's health.
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In that time, I have come to see that certain animals, mostly mammals — and mostly mammals on display to the public — take priority over other animals, particularly over snakes and other reptiles.
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The answer, in simplest terms, is that American officials have come to see corruption as a major cause of global instability — hindering development, deepening poverty and undermining people's faith in their governments.
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We wondered if there was any way for an America we had come to see as even more divided than we'd thought to ever be reconciled; I wondered if art could help.
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A few friends had come to see us off, including Hany, a driver who had picked up our twin six-year-old daughters, Ariel and Natasha, from school every afternoon that year.
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While U.S. drillers compete with state oil firms controlled by OPEC countries, they also partner with them on projects and have come to see OPEC as a stabilizing force in the market.
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Sometimes we come to see friends as family because members of the family we grew up with live far away or feel too different, or are just too difficult to deal with.
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The agreement was the result of a lawsuit brought by the Cree against the provincial government, but some bandleaders have come to see it as a raw deal and negotiations are ongoing.
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In Guatemala, where she'd come to see the Mayan Tikal architectural site, she arrived one night in a town on the outskirts of Lake Atitlán, which fills the crater of a volcano.
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Others, including Persian Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, have come to see Iran as the region's greatest threat, and Israel as a potential ally against it.
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So, apparently, were Polish nationalists, often fiercely anti-German and euroskeptic, who have come to see her as a staunch ally in the standoff with Russia and respect her traditional family values.
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I've come to see my exchange with the dentist that day as something that happens frequently in life — a brief encounter that threatens a relationship's delicate tissue; the tender frenum of friendship.
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It has come to see that there are some benefits that accrue from primarily dealing with one regulator, in place of the patchwork of regulators that was the norm before Dodd-Frank.
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Each time I was going there as a model, I wouldn't get booked, but once Karl was in the entrance by chance and told me, 'Oh finally, you come to see me!
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It is especially successful in suggesting how a victim of prejudice, blamed as the source of the problem instead of those who victimize him, may eventually come to see himself that way.
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Sunnis will once again come to see the Shia and the central government as their enemy, eventually causing them to take up arms again — under the ISIS banner or some other group.
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But he and Sam both felt a need to correct a part of their body that they had come to see as abnormal, something that caused them some degree of mental anguish.
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On Saturday, the singer, 77, reunited with his former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, surprising fans who had come to see McCartney perform for his Freshen Up tour.
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And the company basically told skeptical investors to piss off, noting, "We have come to see these quarterly variances as mostly noise in the long-term growth trend and adoption of internet TV."
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"If Americans come to see climate change and its disruption to our way of life as a threat no less than the Soviet Union, the U.S. may make those [climate] commitments," said Sargent.
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One thing we noticed on tour so far is that the people who come to see it — and we've been very happy with the turnout — they love hearing these songs played with respect.
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I hope it's a conversation starter about so many issues, but mostly I hope it's a catharsis for the people who come to see it, because it's a catharsis for me every night.
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"I don't want to be thought of as the long-suffering wife," Joan declares, but that is inevitably how Joe and we in the audience come to see her, at least at first.
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There was a time when Buffett was afraid to speak in public, but he's long since overcome that fear, and he's come to see himself as a teacher as much as a CEO.
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"Mike has come to see that some of what he has said is disrespectful and wrong," former City Hall press secretary Stu Loeser, now an adviser to Bloomberg, told the Times on Wednesday.
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The same Dr. Locke who had written me about my poems, and who wanted to come to see me almost two years before on the fleet of dead ships, anchored up the Hudson.
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He doesn't shy away from the N.F.L.'s high-profile cases of violence against women, which have recently been in the news yet again; he has come to see himself as a feminist.
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Although Mr. McFarland may not have thought he was wrong while running VIP Access, he had come to see things differently, his lawyers wrote, adding: "As Billy has unequivocally acknowledged, that is fraud."
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"Years later, many of the same people who had opposed workshop closure had come to see it as a blessing and as the beginning of greater opportunities for their loved ones," he said.
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I don't know if this is an emergency —— Callimachi: So the F.B.I. agent who had come to see me had told me that they had alerted the particular police precinct where I lived.
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Eyewitnesses say an individual driving a white truck zig-zagged through the crowd, to kill as many of the people who had come to see the traditional fireworks that salute France's national day.
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Though Mr. Trump initially opposed the initiative, which began under the Obama administration, his White House has come to see it as an important counterweight to China's $1 trillion Belt and Road Initiative.
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Rio de Janeiro's Carnival has always had streaks of irreverence and political satire, but under the presidency of Jair Bolsonaro, many revelers have come to see the celebration as an act of resistance.
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As he had outlined in his notebook, Facebook grew when people shared their information, and he believed that, as happened with News Feed, people would come to see the value of that sharing.
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People in cities like Prato, next to Florence in the heart of Tuscany, have come to see the left as a tribe of effete technocrats, prescribing globalization as the solution to every problem.
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More recently, however, the North and South have come to see international sporting events as a chance to defuse tensions, including the current standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
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And please, Look upon that face, the same one that, in a few short years, would come to see dunking as a misery and a drudgery: That happiness is not there for Meyers, now.
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As a result, plenty of scientists, students, and journalists alike have come to see an empire of academic piracy as a necessity, raising the question: what value do publishers add to any given paper?
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For her to gain a solid lead over Trump, the American people are going to have to hear some of those stories and come to see the Hillary Clinton that her colleagues talk about.
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"Deep down we all hoped that people would come to see a film about a fictional country on the continent of Africa, made up of a cast of people of African descent," Coogler wrote.
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Playing in the same town (not the same stadium) where Diego Maradona scored his final goal for Argentina in the '94 World Cup, Messi put on the show so many had come to see.
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Calautti obviously isn't your median voter, or even your median Republican, but his argument speaks to something that I've come to see as a powerful force behind Trump's rise: the power of negative partisans.
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Mr. Aquino brushed aside concerns that his successor, Rodrigo Duterte, would take a softer approach toward China, saying the president-elect might come to see things his way once he had a full briefing.
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Katrin is confronting her own existential dilemma, and Constantine stays with her on every step of her journey, a journey, as we come to see, that Eric would not have been able to bear.
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Dissociated from social norms, finding their identity within a small group, radicals come to see world events as an existential struggle between Islam and the West and feel empowered to commit acts of horror.
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Theaters don't want to run a film if they think no one's going to come to see it, and they get better attendance when they use name actors who have a dedicated fan bases.
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Planners have come to see these things as more than just amenities, instead acknowledging that they serve a crucial function when it comes to bringing military families together and breaking down feelings of isolation.
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It was reported while Morgan was in a coma that his mother, having learned about the crash from TV news, had come to see him in the hospital and had been told to leave.
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The stream of art tourists who come to see Mona and then make a week of it, was enough to sustain the kind of restaurant culture that Tasmania's half a million residents could not.
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Professor Anderson said scholars may come to see the Black Lives Matter movement as a similarly transformative political moment, which realigned the rhetoric of both political parties and their candidates for years to come.
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Term limits were introduced in the 1982 Constitution, partly in response to the destabilizing effects of what the C.C.P. had come to see as the excesses of Mao's rule, particularly during the Cultural Revolution.
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" Citing Judith Herman's book "Trauma and Recovery," Ms. Schreck has come to see analogies between the post-traumatic stress inflicted by combat and by sexual assault, both "born out of a violent, patriarchal culture.
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Could he have won if we hadn't come to see our politicians as entertainers, to believe conflict the true story of governance, to connect the quantity of media coverage with the quality of candidates?
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She said that although she respected Mr. Obama, particularly because he was a former community organizer, she had come to see him as a "constitutionalist" in a political era that requires more radical action.
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And while he had bonded with colleagues across the department, he also had come to see distinct differences between black officers like himself and white officers like those involved in the pursuit that night.
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They asked why he hadn't written, why he didn't call or tell them he had been transferred, or why he had not come to see them while he was on furlough, Ms. Kiser said.
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Mr. Obama engaged in his customary Election Day ritual on Tuesday morning: playing a game of basketball that he has come to see as the political equivalent of a rain dance to ensure victory.
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"We have tried to work out a time for Mr. Otting to come over to and testify, but he has been absolutely too busy, so we thought we'd come to see him," she said.
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This amazed John, this cool acceptance, and only with time did he come to see it for what it was: a shedding, a last (necessary?) step before one is given over fully to death.
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What's more, Kristol argued, such an uprising was an absolute necessity to salvage America from what he had come to see as the pernicious effects of the Enlightenment principles on which it had been founded.
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A simulated, digital sunrise in the middle of the public intersection seems appropriate, given that the district is essentially a simulation of the New York City that people come to see from across the world.
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"Mike has come to see that some of what he has said is disrespectful and wrong," his spokesman, Stu Loeser, told The New York Times in November about his boss&apos history of crude remarks.
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MARRAKESH, Morocco — "If you come to Marrakesh, you don't come to see contemporary art," Othman Lazraq, president of the Museum of African Contemporary Art Al Maaden told journalists before the opening of his independent museum.
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"He should've had a state burial and the Canadian government should have honored his funeral, but we've come to see that he's been discriminated because of his affiliation with Kurdish people and YPG," says Dogan.
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But it is, Assoulin hopes, what women will come to see as a new kind of uniform: Pieces that feel so fuss-free that you don't have to think too much about what to wear.
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In a normal theatrical setting, this would be a sign of failure on the part of the artist — an inability to sufficiently hold the attention of the people who've come to see what you're offering.
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He had come to see the drone program as an endless war whose short-term "successes" only sowed more hatred in the long term while siphoning resources to military contractors that profited from its perpetuation.
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Editorial For decades, Cubans have come to see America's "wet foot, dry foot" immigration policy as almost a birthright, one of the odd arrangements spawned by a long period of hostility with the United States.
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But before anyone starts thinking that Mr. Trump and his allies have come to see the value of federal trials for terrorism suspects, there is a simpler explanation: The administration most likely had no choice.
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"Nobody wants war, and that's what I am afraid of, is that there is going to be war," said Brenda Bachman, a 63-year-old from Marengo, Iowa, who had come to see Mr. Sanders.
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One day we must come to see that the whole Jericho Road must be transformed so that men and women will not be constantly beaten and robbed as they make their journey on life's highway.
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Mark Milano, a community educator with the New York-based AIDS foundation ACRIA, often asks his clients this question when they first come to see him, usually not long after first being diagnosed with HIV.
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Some will be harder to take than others, but in our six years with this unforgettable story and these incredible women, we have come to see why those hard-to-swallow realities are the most important.
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Instead, his actions exist in the realm of transgressions that we've come to see as ordinary, as rites of passage for women in the vein of the "boys will be boys" narrative that persists in society.
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Once you understand what manufacturing now looks like, you come to see that the way it is represented in official statistics understates its health, and that the sector's apparent decline in the rich world is overstated.
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It was nerve-wracking because we decided to do the very ambitious thing, and play 90 per cent unreleased music at a music festival where people come to see the stuff that they know and love.
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Will he come to see that originating or spreading fake news is a hostile act that always has victims in one way or another — that fake news is a form of aggression, a means of control?
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"The more I've watched this election unfold, the more I've come to see that Marco Rubio is the only candidate who can unite our nation the way Ronald Reagan once did," Hutchinson said in a statement.
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Those who want to contest it have come to see the restoration of the Babri Mosque as a proclamation of Muslims' place in India, and they fear that more religious sites will be targeted for destruction.
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" Puzzled at first by that rule, he has since come to see "Glacial Decoy" as what he describes as "a great feminist work" defined by "a complexity that to me could only be characterized as female.
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" On the dominance of American culture: "Continue to worship at the alter [sic] of multiculturalism and we may come to see that we are participating in the sacrifice of the one culture which binds us all.
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Further developments bring back Ivan (Louis Garrel) — both his fictional iteration as dreamed up by Ismael and his real-life manifestation as Ismael's brother, who's come to see the filmmaker as a family idiot of sorts.
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When you were in Africa, or Australia, or at Yale, how did you come to see this as the best place in the world for you to express the creative and civic dreams that you had?
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Matic, who spends most of his year in England, where he plays for Manchester United, had come to see whether the team he founded in 210 in his home village, Vrelo, would win this season's championship.
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A brief truce has brought this battle-weary unit of the Afghan police, holed up in their hilltop outposts in Zabul Province, an unexpected respite from the daily attacks they had come to see as inevitable.
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But his smaller fortune -- in the most relative terms -- and lower national profile has made him a less appealing foil for progressive activists, who in many cases have come to see him as a reliable ally.
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Proponents of the view that the primary was rigged would no doubt argue that dealing forthrightly with such issues will pay dividends as voters come to see Democrats as honest, transparent and anxious for real participation.
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Along these lines, as a civilian mental health provider, my desire is that my patients would come to see me as someone with the same heart as the medics they came to trust in the military.
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Sandy Darity, a Duke University professor who is a leading scholar on reparations and the racial wealth gap, said he believes more black Americans may come to see reparations as a defining issue for their support.
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Basically, I've come to see my first dates the way I see any other meet up: A reason to grab a glass of wine, chat with another person, and gain a deeper understanding about them or myself.
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Snoop Dogg, Sting and Christina Aguilera will welcome 2019 in a packed Times Square Monday along with revelers from around the world who come to see the traditional crystal ball drop, fireworks and a blizzard of confetti.
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The companies hope that, as more and more customers come to see the value of an endlessly updated, easily searchable view of the world, insights from satellites will become ever more vital to the data-analysis market.
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Many on the left have come to see the concerns that the right raises about deficits—which tend to surface only when it is not in power—less as economic prudence than a partisan politics of impoverishment.
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Whether you can come to see the humanity in someone you once thought was far from your equal — and whether empathy is even possible in the face of unthinkable cruelty — is the driving question behind The Nightingale.
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Perhaps the community, inspired by the restaurant's name (and food), will come to see Platia as a sort of culinary town center, one that will remain at 4 Berry Hill Road in Syosset for the long haul.
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For a young person to stumble upon such a post in the course of naturally curious online research is unsettling, and it's not a far leap to expect they may come to see such arrangements as normal.
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As an Ohioan, I have come to see Kasich as an imperfect but talented governor who has been able to save the state financially, while still looking out for the right of the poor (see Medicaid expansion).
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One recent morning, a group of visitors from the United States and Europe arrived in a chauffeured van—part of a growing influx of narcoturistas, who come to see the places where Pablo Escobar lived and worked.
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Despite the scholarly ruminations about Cixi, many Chinese tourists seem more interested in her extravagant lifestyle and come to see what is left of the loot, much faded because of neglect by the Communist Party's cultural administrators.
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As it happened, a good portion of my fellow audience members had apparently come to see Gettin' the Band Back Together because they'd received comped or discounted tickets as part of Broadway deal websites like Show Score.
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Her fourth-grade students had come to see her, to give her the "We miss you" drawings they'd made, but she hadn't gone to meet them in the waiting area, so they'd left their art at reception.
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A New Zealand company called Heritage Expeditions makes regular voyages to Wrangel Island, near where the Jeannette was first trapped, its desperate crew surviving by eating the polar bears and walruses that today's tourists come to see.
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Percolating distrust The tussle over the Russian air defense system reflects a relationship that has frayed over the past few years as Ankara has increasingly come to see Washington as an unreliable, and in some cases, antagonistic actor.
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We come to see da Vinci as not only an inventor of musical instruments and early flying machines, but also an obsessive notebook keeper and vegetarian, who had trouble finishing many of the projects and paintings he started.
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But nowhere was it more apparent than in Coralville on Saturday night which of the speakers many of them had come to see: As soon as Ms. Ocasio-Cortez finished speaking, people began to head out the door.
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"Mike has come to see that some of what he has said is disrespectful and wrong," said a spokesman, Stu Loeser, who served as Mr. Bloomberg's City Hall press secretary and is now advising his prospective presidential bid.
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" Johnson added: "I would like to invite him to come to see the whole of London and take him around the city, except I wouldn't want to expose any Londoners to the unnecessary risk of meeting Donald Trump.
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People who feel threatened by intergroup violence can come to see members of an opposing group as capable of experiencing only primitive feelings such as anger and happiness, but not more sophisticated emotions like sorrow, guilt and nostalgia.
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But I've come to see their responses as indicative of a more primal fear: Lots of people think that women need men, if not for their charm and likability, then at least for their ability to father children.
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Pointedly absent from Mr. Sadr's list of potential partners: pro-Iranian blocs, as he has insistently distanced himself from his former patrons in Iran, whose meddling he has come to see as a destabilizing force in Iraq's politics.
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I. Am, the musician, interrupted a fancy private concert co-hosted by a billionaire, Marc Benioff, to explain that he has come to see "talentism" — in which human ability is the dominant resource — as the replacement for capitalism.
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Of course, there may be more insurance than episteme in this change: when ten people a week come to see your Greek bust, letting them caress it is one thing; when ten thousand come, it is something else.
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"I think it's partly because of the incident that happened in South Bend," said Sue Seidenfeld, a retired physician assistant in Waukee who said she was undecided in the race and had come to see Buttigieg in Winterset.
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The tale the Times wants to tell is this: Ocasio-Cortez, who once embraced a "combative" and "divisive" style of politics in her dealings with the Democratic Party, has come to see the light of pragmatism and practicality.
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In the process of compiling these, my brain worm-addled mind has come to see them as a fitting symbol for a year which we constantly feel like we're being whooshed through a terrifying ride with no end.
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And though there's not a white person in the show — and very little polemical speechifying — you come to see this emotional complexity as a specific response to a white man's world that thwarts these men at every turn.
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Billboards with her picture and the words "stand with Suu Kyi" have also been erected around the country, including in historic former capital Bagan, the country's major attraction for tourists who come to see the centuries-old temples.
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Their reactions have demonstrated what I have come to see, in my own experiences as a black son of immigrants, as an ingrained American inability to think about both blackness and immigration simultaneously and through a complex lens.
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"People have come to see that you can get jobs through social media and that it has an effect on certain aspects of your life," said Eric Randall Morris, 29, a designer, artist and architect in San Francisco.
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"What I've come to see as the biggest influence on both ends of life are the stories that we tell ourselves," Saba said, referring to misconceptions and expectations about birth and death she believes are fueled by the media.
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As the cards are shuffled and dealt, layers of formality fall away, and we come to see these intimately drawn characters in microscopic detail, thanks to the vividly theatrical but admirably unfussy performances of Mr. Jones and Ms. Tyson.
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But somehow, McKay does it in a way that feels like you're all in on the joke — perhaps it's just that, realistically, if you've come to see Vice or The Big Short, you probably are in on the joke.
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On top of that, Low told Najib that Middle Eastern nations, through their investments in the fund, would come to see Malaysia as a coveted ally in Asia, and also back Najib's administration with a flow of political donations.
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Agency representatives told the National Capital Planning Commission that the new fence would respect the executive mansion's historical significance and the enjoyment of millions of visitors who come to see it while making the White House complex more secure.
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It's been pointed out to me, in regards to previous festival writings that I've done, that long descriptions of every act's performance is "boring" to the reader, and with time I've come to see the wisdom of that edict.
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These gaps have led to contentious debates in the country: Some gun owners don't want tougher laws, while police have come to see the current legal framework as "patchy," as reported by Stuff, a media company in New Zealand.
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That part I get a little more, you're turning on TV and you don't expect to be challenged, especially on broadcast TV. Again, I'm just surprised at people who come to see you don't know what they're getting. Yeah.
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Over the last three years, as I've ramped up from writing small personal projects, to releasing a game commercially, to working with larger teams, I've come to see choice as the spine of everything we do as game writers.
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Krasinski showed off his enduring bond with his former The Office wife when he posted a selfie on Twitter early Wednesday with Fischer, who had come to see him perform in the Off-Broadway Dry Powder alongside Claire Danes.
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Christian: At this point, I was a little more nervous than confident that I could pull it off, but the time had finally come to see if I could be at least a little bit graceful for a day.
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Though fans had plenty of complaints about the final season of "Thrones," Daenerys' downfall was particularly disappointing for many people, especially those who had come to see her as Westeros' last hope for "breaking the wheel" of tyrannical bloodshed.
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Could it be that the congressman has come to see that the Iran nuclear deal, vigorously embraced by his Democratic colleagues in 2015, instead of making the world a safer place, has in fact had the exact opposite effect?
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At best, he thinks he would have ended up at a Division III program like the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater or Benedictine University—both colleges, Zach recalled, were among the handful who would come to see his varsity games.
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Ms. Aument said congestion pricing had redefined tolls, and made them more palatable to drivers who have come to see them as the price for a faster, more reliable trip to work, home or wherever they need to be.
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I've spent six years reporting on deeply alienated people on the internet, during which time I've come to see conditions of disconnection and frustration everywhere the Digital Nation touches: on social media, in search algorithms, in the digital economy.
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Mr. Newsom's move will surely be applauded by liberal activists, members of his own party and many conservatives, some of whom have come to see the death penalty as exorbitantly costly and have argued against it on economic grounds.
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But that's why they had come to see Simmons, the next big thing in basketball, last year's top high school recruit, now a freshman at LSU, and in about six months the likely No. 153 overall pick in the NBA Draft.
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"When little girls and little boys come to see NASA, they're going to look up and see that sign," said Senator Ted Cruz, who cosponsored a bill to rename the block, at a ceremony where officials unveiled the new street signs.
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Jon Avila, Zoe Perrin, and Jacob Alpern pose for a selfie in front of an installation of pictures of the K-pop groups performing at KCON LA. The friends said they had come to see the group Loona's Los Angeles debut.
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" FROM COINAGE: Being On The Cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition Can Launch Your Career At the end of the eight weeks, her trainer tells Shannon that she's "put in the work" and the time has come to "see the results.
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But some critics argue that solar engineering technology that should never be developed, period—that it's too risky, that it'll draw funding away from basic climate science, or that society will come to see solar engineering as a silver bullet solution.
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After the hearing, Cosby spoke briefly to reporters, thanking law enforcement as well as "all of the people who have come to see my shows whenever I appeared at Heinz Hall," a nearby venue where he has done standup shows.
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At Silicon Valley Comic Con, the beloved pooch will be surrounded by great company: The California event is attended by thousands of fans, who come to see a lineup of Hollywood icons, like Gary, plus tech geniuses, scientists and more.
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Though many on the left have come to see ICE as an unaccountable deportation squad that regularly violates the rights of the people it encounters, few have faced the choice to either work with ICE or refuse to like he did.
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If investors try to hedge their bets against a trade war, technology stocks might not provide the safe haven that traders have come to see it as, since many are already expensive and have hit new all-time highs this year.
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Rebecca says no other journalist had ever come to see her, so she was surprised when I showed up at her doorstep and even more surprised when she learned I had traveled more than 2,000 miles from Senegal to see her.
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Anti-union forces will certainly celebrate the ruling, and unions will decry it, but many in the middle may come to see this as an overcorrection, one that will force teachers' unions to reinvent themselves to retain their once monumental influence.
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But history could come to see Friday -- when the President plunged to a humiliating defeat in the partial government shutdown and an FBI team sent by Robert Mueller swooped down on his political sorcerer Roger Stone -- as a turning point.
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You don't spend a lot of time with any of the "patients" who come to see Eliza, but by the end they'd all taken on added dimensions, even or maybe even especially the ones who had grated on me the most.
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"People come to New York, they come to see the sights, and it's important at this dark time in our country to keep the torch on the Statue of Liberty lit, metaphorically," Cuomo said on radio station WAMC on Dec. 27.
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The debate "judges" — the media (old and new) and the voters — have come to see debates as a competitive exercise, not just an information delivery opportunity, and they are looking for a winner to crown and a loser to shame.
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Work by Michael I. Norton, a professor at Harvard Business School, suggests that whites have come to see anti-white bias as more prevalent than anti-black bias, and that they think further black progress is coming at their expense.
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For investors, who have come to see President Trump as a boon to stock markets ever since his administration slashed corporate taxes, Mr. Biden's policies would offer less of a swing away from pro-business policies than those of Mr. Sanders.
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"Initially our audience will be the traditional, serious drama-seeker, and we hope it will then break out into a mainstream audience that would have come to see 'August: Osage County'," she said, referring to the long-running 2007 play.
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L himself might make, and in fact it became something of a local attraction: Schoolchildren would come to see the plant they'd read about in history books, the one their ancestors had been brought to this country in shackles to pick.
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Cut off from the North for 70 years and still technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce not a peace treaty, many South Koreans have come to see unification as an increasingly distant and unrealistic goal.
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But trying to surprise or engage or affect people to think or reconsider or engage intellectually or emotionally in a way that they might not otherwise — that seems like a great reason to have people come to see a play.
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In the center of this caldron is Mr. Moore, an unlikely and highly flawed hero for many conservatives, who have come to see him as a convenient scapegoat for Republicans in Washington who want to quash their grass-roots uprising.
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The turnout is a testament to the Blumhouse brand: "Truth or Dare" received dismal reviews and faced strong competition from "A Quiet Place," but young moviegoers — especially teenage girls — have come to see Blumhouse as a star in and of itself.
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The place was packed, wall to wall, with many of the audience members, who had come to see Ni'Ja Whitson's "A Meditation on Tongues" as part of the American Realness festival, stranded on the stairs leading down to the lobby.
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There was a mild controversy early in Trump's administration in 2017, the last time the Patriots won the Super Bowl, when it appeared fewer people came to see Trump than had come to see Obama in 2015 to celebrate their win.
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The plot — or plots, I should say — involve an assortment of other intergenerational alliances and affairs, all conducted under the threat of the possible closure of this place, which most of these people have come to see as something like home.
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Charlie's impromptu performance of "Being Alive," the closing number from the Stephen Sondheim musical "Company," feels like a statement of purpose from Baumbach, who has come to see divorce as more than a rupture, and instability as a challenge worth confronting.
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And some of them, including some swing voters, may come to see Trump as a victim of elite liberals and "deep state" agents who, they'll say, are motivated more by their hatred for Trump than for their concern for the country.
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When people keep coming back to see my performances it's validation that everything I've put my energy toward is O.K. And while a dance performance is ephemeral, you do have people who can come to see you, again and again.
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"We're going from something you physically have to come to see — a card in a box — to something that will be online," said Inge Reist, the director of the Center for the History of Collecting at the Frick Art Reference Library.
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They include Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), an evidence-based practice with a long track record of success, in which mental health workers reach out to help persons where they live, rather than wait for them to come to see them.
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Some in the alumni community, like Ms. Rowan, believed that the university had come to see the comedy component of Orgo Night, which was not always 100 percent dependably anodyne, as a liability in an age of heightened political sensitivities.
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Despite our disappointment earlier in the day, here were the juhyo we had come to see: a zaftig queen in a long white gown with a crown of tree-branch antlers, and another in the shape of a Tyrannosaurus rex.
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"The risk", Ms Chettiar says, "is that this is going to stall the bipartisan momentum that has built over the last ten years to reduce mass incarceration"—including in Republican-controlled states that had come to see the old regime as unaffordable.
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Yankees 583, Blue Jays 258 A young standout infielder was the hitting star of the Yankees' 212-214 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday, but it wasn't the one many of the 43,628 fans at Yankee Stadium had come to see.
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"Every day I come to see the garden," says Moti, a 3003-year-old Bhutanese man who spent 20 years living in a refugee camp in Nepal before he arrived in the United States as part of a resettlement program in 2012.
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It's expected that close relatives – led by Kate's parents, Carole and Mike Middleton, and William's father Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall – will come to see the couple and their as-yet-unnamed newborn before the couple leaves the hospital.
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In Romania, where the health minister recently shut a maternity hospital in the capital for disinfection after 39 babies became infected with MRSA, people have come to see hospital infections as inevitable, says Stefan Voinea of the Romanian Health Observatory, a think-tank.
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In the time I spend with them, going from sweaty venues to killing time before shows on New York's streets, I come to see how much of a unit they are, and how their angry-sounding music is rooted in a cathartic honesty.
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White America has made progress since the days of slavery, but it has not yet come to see, feel and believe that all human beings (not just men) are created equal, and that black people are no less human than white people.
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Biden leads in early polling in the state, but opted not to attend the convention, a move experts said could make him seem above the fray, but could also be risky if Californians come to see him as taking the state for granted.
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No economic reform is taboo, say his officials: not the shedding of do-nothing public-sector workers, not the abolition of subsidies that Saudis have come to see as their birthright, not the privatisation of basic services such as education and health care.
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I feel like if I've played these songs for myself and all the other people who've to come to see us, then if we're gonna play again we might as well have something new for us and other people to listen to.
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Law enforcement appears just a few times a year, when an Alaska state trooper flies in with a radar gun to catch speeders — usually drivers of mining trucks or the summer tourists who come to see the bears during the salmon run.
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If Democrats come to see support for Israel as a GOP issue, they might back away from policies Israel has relied on for decades to ensure its security, including billions in foreign aid and full-throated diplomatic backing in the United Nations.
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Through this process the people would save themselves and each other, one at a time, and would come to see heroism as an everyday attainment possible for all, rather than abdicating personal responsibility in favor of blind devotion to a single superhuman figure.
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And Donna is calling Vega a wasteman – she still can't believe he hasn't come to see Candy in hospital yet, but Candice is protecting herself from Donna's words with the simple understanding that this is real life and that's just how it is.
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The French government hopes to raze the camp, but aid groups worry that some migrants might put up resistance, especially once the authorities start physically destroying the makeshift shelters that some migrants, despite squalid conditions, had come to see as their homes.
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Haven't we realized by now that women not only shouldn't be held responsible for men's misreading of their cues, but that, moreover, they might come to see their bodies and sexuality as a source of power to be reveled in rather than guarded?
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TRIPPI: The reality is that much of the country has come to see Washington as a hostile, hyperpartisan, divisive place filled with bitterness and chaos — and incapable of finding common ground on things like DACA that a vast majority of Americans agree on.
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I struggle to think of a woman who partners with women who has come to see me because of the shame her partner had made her feel about her body or who has had a partner say vile things about her body.
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He whips up the crowds that come to see him and it's almost an addiction relationship that we've got him up there just urging them on, they chanting, and giving back what he needs, I guess, to make himself feel strong and important.
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Wild.) One difference that comes up again and again, which social scientists have come to see as the core distinction between liberal and conservative temperaments, has to do with what psychologists call "openness to experience" (one of the "big five" personality traits).
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The subtitle of Dr. Trasande's book suggests that there are ways to protect ourselves and our families from substances that he and other environmental medicine specialists believe we will come to see as more and more dangerous, even at comparatively low levels.
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But as I peered through the gloom and fog at the choppy Strangford Lough, it occurred to me that while I'd come to see how "Game of Thrones" had redefined Northern Ireland, what struck me most was how Northern Ireland had defined it.
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Though ICE officials were not responsible for the separations — which the president has ordered an end to and were conducted by Customs and Border Protection — some have come to see the agency as a representation of Mr. Trump's aggressive approach to immigration enforcement.
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We may not be heading to Germany's -0.65% negative 10 year bond interest rate, but the bond market has come to see US government debt as the last remaining "bargain" in risk-free securities for what it is and is piling in.
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Kyle Murphy, a public policy analyst who'd come to see Sanders in Boston, said he'd gone back and forth between the two candidates up until "when I was voting" early last week, and still felt "a bit conflicted" about his vote for Sanders.
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This may seem surprising for those who have come to see Germany as a haven for refugees and Ms. Merkel as the benevolent overseer of a "Willkommenskultur," taking selfies with Syrian refugees and depicted as Mother Teresa on the cover of Der Spiegel.
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But one primary objective of many of the stories circulating on the right seems clear: to discredit Mr. Mueller and his inquiry to the point that Americans come to see it as the partisan witch hunt Mr. Trump insists that it is.
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And if institutions behave in ways that partisans dislike, for example by issuing a court ruling or releasing a vote tally that hurt their side, those partisans can come to see the institutions as threats to democracy rather than its bedrock foundation.
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Piero Ignazi, a professor of political science at the University of Bologna in Italy, says he believes that as centrist parties have collaborated more closely, voters have come to see them as representing their own elite interests, not those of ordinary citizens.
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The venting has usually been dismissed by his advisers, many of whom insist they have come to see the statements less as direct orders than as simply how the president talks, and that he often does not follow up on his outbursts.
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If you view Schur's overall body of work as a tree and the individual shows as branches, the roots that informed his development as a creator are directly responsible for the common themes we in the audience come to see and talk about.
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If the Senate "plows ahead," as Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has pledged it will, and confirms the Kavanaugh without first seeking a compromise solution with Democrats, anger could seize the country, especially among women who have come to see Ford as a heroine.
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Many ex-players wearing an N.H.L. team-issued jacket and evaluating the junior ranks come to see their job as a career for life and even to think they'll accomplish more in the game as scouts than they did on the ice.
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If people stop believing that their votes count, and parties come to see voters as untrustworthy decision makers, then that sets up a far deeper danger — that voters and institutions will become not just unreliable, but not fully invested in the democratic system.
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Southern Utah University I can honestly say I've done more in my life with one leg than I ever would have done with two, but I have come to see that I was capable of accomplishing just as much with two legs.
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Even the Latin American right, for which the specter of a revolutionary domino effect was once sufficient grounds to perpetrate social cleansing, has come to see political isolation as a counterproductive strategy, undermining the very reforms the U.S. says it would like to see.
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In "The Deal," the subtle, propulsive script that Morgan wrote about their relationship, Brown, a committed socialist and intellectual, is clearly the senior partner, and as the decade wears on many in the Labour Party come to see him as a natural future leader.
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Since the ad appeared on Chinese television this week, many news outlets here — the party's own — have praised the 90-second spot as a polished, humanizing makeover for an organization that many ordinary Chinese have come to see as a vehicle for self-advancement.
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Read more: I've worked from home for 9 years — and I've saved $30,500 on lunches, gas, business attire, and coffeeIt was a move that was equal parts liberating and terrifying, but I've come to see it as the best move I could have made.
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We had come to see the former home of Salvador Dalí, who was obsessed with sea urchins, both as food and inspiration; a famous photograph shows the artist eating urchins on a boat, and sea urchin forms are seen in many of his works.
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I think as I get older I come to see how deeply all these genres and types of performances are connected, in terms of individual musical elements and in terms of just the general atmosphere and good will emanating from making and performing art.
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While most of the people who come to see Miracle Drug aren't familiar with the relatively obscure work of his youth, the pure spectacle of a 42-year-old frontman with the stamina of someone half his age has been enough to win them over.
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Hayek recalled that she was "lost in the fog of a sort of Stockholm syndrome," thinking if she made some compromises — Weinstein demanded she add a full-frontal nude sex scene with Ashley Judd — that he would come to see her as an artist.
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Taalo: [Kurdish] Callimachi: Now, both Souhayla's family and the families of the two women that we saw earlier told us that yes, doctors had come to see them, and that there was nothing medically wrong with them that could explain the severity of these symptoms.
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Now in its eighth year, the competition will offer selected artists exposure to the thousands of art lovers, collectors and curators who come to see Lake City transform into a town-wide gallery each spring and the opportunity to compete for over $145,000 in prizes.
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He also hopes that the rice will eventually sell at a price that most cooks can afford, and that African-American home cooks will come to see the hill rice and other traditional dishes as healthier alternatives to a popular perception of soul food.
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Forty minutes away from his suburban neighborhood of Hillside, he arrived in Chicago, on Laporte Avenue, to see what he had come to see: a handsome brick house with white trim, two stories tall, as solid as the first day he saw it in 1967.
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Delegate Chris Peace, another Republican who favored expansion in the House, said he had changed his position in part because in his family law practice, he had come to see the dire effects that a lack of health care had on low-income families.
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But the pope's refusal to allow married priests came as a relief to conservatives, many of whom have come to see Francis and his emphasis on a more pastoral and inclusive church as a grave threat to the rules, orthodoxy and traditions of the faith.
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I've come to see a sculpture entitled "Cost of Living (Aleyda)," by Josh Kline, one of a series, for which Kline, who is thirty-six, interviewed janitorial workers and then used 22011-D-printing technology to create sculptural assemblages based on scans of their bodies.
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The president nearly went all-out this spring to secure funding for his proposed U.S.-Mexico border wall before relenting at the last minute; the White House could come to see September's convergence of deadlines as a chance to exert more leverage over Congress.
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In its conception, the draft order initially seemed to fit with a virtual wish-list of conservatives who have come to see the U.N. as a far-too-liberal institution, prone to forcing America to participate in — and pay for — actions that undermine key national interests.
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The way you framed your current relationship, as one that's stable but lacking intimacy, and your past relationships as ones that were unstable but sexually fulfilling, signals to me that you have come to see those two aspects — emotional stability and sexual satisfaction — as mutually exclusive.
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Much of it took place on social media, and much is being written of late about how Facebook and Twitter have changed virtually everything that we've come to see as a normal part of an election cycle: the consumption of daily news and facts (or non-facts).
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"We care about being able to make our customers' shopping experiences simpler and better every time they come to see us, and offering them the convenience of using their credit cards will help us do just that," said Jason Hart, CEO of Aldi, in a statement.
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When you place the videos in the context of the sorts of quotes she shares – on self-preservation, self-belief, an "I work because I love this shit"—you come to see that Jessie, like so many in the public eye, just needs a little validation.
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Environmentalists are getting worried about the long-term impact to the lake, a popular destination for visitors to the region, who come to see its icy azure waters with their Andean mountain backdrop and traditional communities, some of whom live on manmade islands constructed entirely from reeds.
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"Persons who 'grow up with guns' may come to see them as part of life and they may also have more knowledge regarding gun responsibility and safety," said Alex Piquero, a criminology researcher at the University of Texas at Dallas who wasn't involved in the study.
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"In galleries, people come to see art; in public buildings you have a lot of passers-by who have no clue about art — and I am all for as many people seeing my work as possible, and for everyone having their own perspective on it," she said.
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Leaving Athens, I started to think of the exhibition as an outright tragedy — not evil per se, just cheap and opportunistic, fashionable and trendy — containing the detritus of what in future decades art history will likely come to see as this generation's discarded, populist, Gamergate-inspired lies.
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Public support for repealing the ban has grown in recent years, as many voters have come to see it as inflexible, damaging to women's rights and health, and out of touch in an Ireland where the once-powerful Roman Catholic church has been weakened by abuse scandals.
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He added that the church conducted gun buyback programs in the early 2000s, and emphasized that the collection program was intended to provide an opportunity for gun enthusiasts "to get rid of something that maybe they've come to see in a different way" following the shootings.
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An iconic corkscrew steel staircase, the kind now used to create instant duplexes in apartment buildings, is tacked to the exterior, feeding directly into Ati's bedroom; the main staircase was often clogged with strangers and dignitaries who had come to see her father and his home.
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"If we do our job well, when people come to see the movies they are also coming to eat and drink," League said, referring to audiences being able to eat and drink inside all of Alamo's screening rooms, or enjoy a beverage at the lobby bars.
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"Trump ran on a different set of economic issues than traditional conservative Republicans have," said Stephen Moore, a fellow at the Heritage Foundation who favors the border tax on intellectual grounds, but said he had come to see it as a "poison pill" for broader tax reform.
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As Andrea González-Ramírez wrote for Refinery29 earlier this week, Biden's actions exist in the realm of transgressions that we've come to see as ordinary, as rites of passage for women deal with in the vein of the "boys will be boys" narrative that persists in our society.
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And while the candidates trying to appeal to the country's political middle — Mr. Biden, Ms. Klobuchar and Mr. Buttigieg — jockey for advantage in the early states, Mr. Bloomberg is betting that enough voters elsewhere in the country will come to see him as the consensus alternative to Mr. Sanders.
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"If people come to see the United States as untrustworthy or transactional or fickle, then it's going to be hard to earn that trust and it's going to be a scary thing for US troops who are wondering whether those foreign fighters will turn on them," Bowman said.
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Now media executives are sensing blood in the water — hoping that Facebook and Google's legitimate public relations nightmare might give news outlets more leverage in business negotiations, and that Washington lawmakers and the public at large will come to see tech giants as public utilities that require regulation.
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At the top of his speeches Tuesday in Fort Dodge and Carroll, Sanders spoke about the movement and revolution (as he likes to call it) that his campaign is bringing across America, boasting that 450,000 people have come to see his campaign speeches in the past eight months.
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That Big Star's recorded legacy would go on to inspire countless indie sensations is one of pop history's cruelest ironies—everyone from R.E.M. to The Replacements to Elliott Smith would come to see Big Star as the great missing link between the 60s and the 803s and beyond.
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For instance, should a Republican presidential candidate be elected, they would be severely punished should they ever waver in their stated commitment to bomb ISIS into oblivion—even if they had come to see that such force would be only limitedly effective while providing ISIS with a propaganda coup.
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In rejecting Republican gubernatorial candidate Kris Kobach, who advocated restoration of the Brownback experiment, Kansas voters on Election Day put the final nail in the coffin of what even Republican leaders had come to see as a disastrous set of tax and spending cuts that ruined the Kansas economy.
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But after the Army she had gone through a kind of depression and her father had come to see her in the hospital, and the more he'd sat with her at her bedside the more she'd forgiven him for the things she had held against him all those years.
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The changes, broadly, seek to nurture what Facebook refers to as "integrity" on the platform at a time when many users, regulators, and politicians have come to see Facebook and its other apps—WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger—as the chief propagators of propaganda, hate speech, and fake news online.
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"There are 230,22 YouTube channels, and we can count on our hands the number of YouTubers who can successfully do a movie and have a fan base that would actually come to see it," Ken Treusch, a partner in Bleecker Street Entertainment, told The New York Times in 2800.
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The opening of the National Museum of African-American History in Washington and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Alabama have forced institutions to reckon with how they tell the stories of the African-Americans who built so many of the buildings tourists come to see.
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The immigration officer, a young woman, addressed me in a way I would come to see many more times when making any kind of official or commercial transaction in Georgia: the initial interaction unsmiling, even tense, but giving way quickly to a half-smile and then full-blown friendliness.
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"I'm hopeful that the president has come to see that one-sided governing led by extremists is a recipe for failure," said Representative Josh Gottheimer, Democrat of New Jersey and co-chairman of the Problem Solvers Caucus that includes 43 House members from both parties frustrated by inaction.
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And it turns out most of the Very Serious People in DC who claim to want pragmatism (for Warren to "show her work") really just want austerity, to be told that we can't have nice things, a message that US elites have come to see as synonymous with realism.
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She threads a thorn from a bitter citrus tree into a reed, crouches on a three-inch-high stool and, folded up like a cricket, hand-taps tattoos onto the backs, wrists and chests of people who come to see her from as far away as Mexico and Slovenia.
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For the most part, children's interests and preferences are an occasion for adult appreciation: you may never come to see the magic in trucks, but that just teaches you over and over that your child is a separate person, looking out from a different brain through different eyes.
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While this dynamic has always been present in American politics, it has been decades since the White House has been occupied by a president who so visibly delights in exploiting it, aided by a right-wing media infrastructure that has come to see it as a ratings strategy.
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They're among our planet's least-understood creatures, because they're so inaccessible—sperm whales can dive up to 2,000m down to hunt for prey like giant squid, and can hold their breath for up to 90 minutes—but Gero has come to see them as humanlike, at least in some ways.
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"If they built a bridge, that would be nice, but for now we can't get over there," said Cha, who has come to see the zipline as just another inconvenience, even if her two-year-old has to cling to her for dear life on every visit to a Saturday market.
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It's been exactly one week since Democrats pulled off upset wins in states across the country on election night in 2017, and Forde, dressed in a slim-fitting suit and button down shirt, looks the part of the fresh-faced, first time congressional candidate these energized donors have come to see.
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Read: Inside the brutal war that's ripping apart the Central African Republic Now, some families have come to see child marriage as a way to actually protect their children from the sexual violence related to the conflict — as well as gain access to income in the form of a dowry.
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The change may sound relatively small, but it's likely to have significant consequences for the broad subset of Facebook users that aren't individual people: media companies, small businesses, big brands, and everyone else who has come to see Facebook's News Feed as an essential way to reach audiences and customers.
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Old-fashioned retail politics are also a big part of the strategy, and Ashley Parker of The New York Times says many of those with doubts about Bush, who come to see the former Florida governor because of their history with his famous family, leave with a changed view of him.
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"It just lets you know that somebody on the national level is doing something," said Sandra Bennett, 76, a Trump supporter who lost everything in the flooding and had come to see the Republican presidential nominee at the first of his several stops around the flood-battered area on Friday.
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But the artisanal, award-winning chocolate I've come to see is being manufactured by a tiny operation called Marou in a factory on the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City, with beans that were hand-picked on a skinny strip of an island called Tan Phu Dong in the Mekong Delta.
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A Manhattan pied-à-terre has long been a globally recognized sign of wealth and status — especially in recent years, as billionaires the world over have come to see a Manhattan condo, even one rarely visited, as a vessel for laundered wealth or a hedge against political upheaval at home.
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One wants to praise these novels as immigrant fiction not in order to marginalize them but to pinpoint how deeply and clearly they see across borders and into character and history ("vision" and "visitor" share a Latin root; the visitor is she who has come to see, she who notices).
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While often also positioned in extremely non-human shapes, like Steve Jobs looking like a newscaster in an intro sequence (above) or Bill Gates lying down on a desk and cradling a computer, the older photos have an intimacy on top of what we've come to see now as cheesiness.
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Outside the Oneohtrix Point Never show at Brooklyn's the Warsaw — a Polish community center that doubles as a music venue and serves pierogies between sets — one could overhear fanboys spreading rumors about their current idol, Daniel Lopatin, the creative mind behind the experimental electronic music project they had come to see.
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On the way out of the Times Square attraction, into the cold, real-life version of New York that these tourists had, maybe, come to see, I asked Sherene Church, who was in town with her sister from Atlanta, if she felt that her visit represented a classically New York experience.
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If his motivation was ever to encourage her to leave an administration he despises, Mr. Conway so far has had the opposite effect, binding Ms. Conway more closely to the president and in particular his family members, who have come to see her as a more sympathetic figure because of it.
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You come to see how the American flags and targets that remain Mr. Johns's most acclaimed motifs are no more persistent than other motifs and themes, including forks and spoons, unsettling images of the human body broken into fragments and the drama of a muted self unable to express its needs.
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Mr. Friedman's death from complications of H.I.V./AIDS has rattled the theater world, both because he was seen as among the brightest lights of his generation and because it shocked those who had come to see H.I.V. infection as a chronic but manageable condition, at least for those with health care.
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I'll start with a confession, an embarrassing but relevant one, because I would come to see our history with Neanderthals as continually distorted by an unfortunate human tendency to believe in ideas that are, in reality, incorrect — and then to leverage that conviction into a feeling of superiority over other people.
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I had come to see the lab's culminating performance with the Silver Spiders — the spiders being actually women, all of them longtime artists within the performance art scene: Linda Mary Montano (USA), Johanna Householder (Canada), Nancy Gewolb Mayanz (Chile), Inari Virmakoski (Finland), Veronica Artagaveytia (Uruguay), Elizabeth Ross (Mexico), and Maria Eugenia Chellet (Mexico).
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His televised mea culpa attracted a 700-strong scrum of reporters and photographers, many of whom had come to see if the brawl had damaged his ability to perform the famous Danjuro cross-eyed nirami (glare), which he has to project to the back of performance halls (it had survived the fight intact).
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Afterward, he said he had no idea how many of them would come to see the first exhibition, "City Lights," and its works by Brooklyn artists, including the duo Faile, whose spinning wood prayer wheel is carved with the words, "art is a lie that tells truth," a sentiment attributed to Picasso.
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Yet in its reversal, the campaign inadvertently revealed just how ill equipped American politics is for a post-middle-class nation — how deeply the way the country speaks of itself is tied up with these aspirations, even as more and more of its citizens come to see them as out of reach.
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Mr. Cruz also had high unfavorable numbers before dropping out of the race, but if he had won the G.O.P. nomination under normal circumstances, most Republicans would have probably rallied around him (as they did around Mitt Romney in 2012), and the electorate would have eventually come to see him somewhat less negatively.
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But I've also come to see substantial merit in the emerging concept of nonhuman personhood, having worked with Pace University students and faculty members in trying to pass legislation in New York banning circuses from using elephants, and absorbing much about animals' feelings and rights from writers and scientists like Carl Safina.
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Unlike these two acts, even then Vernon's music had a timeless quality about it—reeking slightly of Robert Pattinson Puts A Song On YouTube but still tinted with the subtle and nuanced talent we would later come to see in Bon Iver where single words speak to half a dozen different emotions.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of "Saturday Night Live" star Aidy Bryant mix things up in your mind ... there are no fools allowed here, only winners, so stay focused because the time has come to see if you've got what it takes to uncover the differences between these super similar snaps!
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Because of him, I had crashed into my own self and come to see that I did want and need real love, that I did want and need good things, and that I am more than just a lifeboat for desperate men who prey on women who don't care enough about themselves.
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The man, whose name is Frank Sheeran — he's the Irishman we've come to see, and he's played by Robert De Niro — has some information to share about something everyone used to care about, a piece of information that at one time could have gotten him and a lot of other people killed.
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The subject attracts libertarians who have come to see the machinery of criminal justice as another example of overbearing government, conservative Christians who see the criminal justice morass as dehumanizing, fiscal conservatives who have noticed that incarceration is expensive, and policy wonks who see a "corrections" system that largely fails to correct.
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By Natalia A. Ramos Miranda CACHIYUYO, Chile (Reuters) - In the minutes before a solar eclipse plunged Chile into darkness, a loudspeaker projected a deep baritone to a group of blind men and women who had traveled to the Atacama desert to "hear" what hundreds of thousands of others had come to see.
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Decked out in similarly patriotic colors, Michelle Upton from Forest, Mississippi, and Sheila Wall ("like 'The Wall'" on the Mexican border) from nearby Carthage had come to see Trump for a second time after they both caught a glimpse of the Republican candidate during a previous visit to the state in March.
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While he's come to see through "the naïve faith that rich people are more interesting than poor ones, or titled people more interesting than untitled ones," the novel's appeal lies largely in its picture of life among the rich and titled; painting them as monsters should make them more intriguing, at least in theory.
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This in itself is an interesting shift that speaks to the pace of change in the car world today, and how many have come to see it as a key piece of "hardware" while mobile has somewhat slowed down in growth and development as customers have consolidated essentially on two platforms, Android and iOS.
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Over the past three years, as Mr. Abloh prepared for the exhibition, he's come to see his formal recognition by a museum as a positive moment, not just for a self-described "commercial designer" who has collaborated with Ikea and Evian water, but for art museums on the whole — a mark of their cultural progress.
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"When we come to see historic houses, often we are coming to see what it looked like to live in the past and a lot of us are sometimes just coming to see a pretty house," said Lacey Wilson, a historic interpreter for Telfair Museums, to a group of tourists on a recent tour.
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Top national security officials had also come to see Admiral Rogers as lacking leadership at a moment of wrenching change for the N.S.A. He took command after the disclosures of widespread surveillance by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, and the efforts he directed to seal up the agency proved insufficient, they said.
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Even when you stumble on a niche of a niche (and let's face it, an industrial techno fest is one), you'll always find more die-hard partiers who've come to bond than nerds who've come to see how Regis' set has changed since his last Boiler Room appearance (for those curious: it's always pretty much the same).
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"I see Twitter more as an interest network [rather] than a social network," CEO Jack Dorsey said today during the call, highlighting how that mission has been challenged by a longstanding problem at Twitter: "People come to see what's happening in the world," Dorsey added, but "we make them do a ton of work" to do that.
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She also posted a photo of the beautiful waterfront view from the restaurant — "a well-known jewel nestled in the Austin hill country," according to the website, which is "best known as The Sunset Capital of Texas because most days, hundreds of guests from all over the world come to see the breathtaking views" — that overlooks the lake.
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Whether he is describing in vivid detail a midnight hike in the Eldorado National Forest ("pitch-black, stars in full glimmer, the full moon still pinned in the sky") or his desire to bridge the worlds of literature and neurosurgery ("I had come to see language as an almost supernatural force"), Kalanithi's sentences are both urgent and poetic.
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While we were drinking, the music abruptly tapered and cut off, leaving a kind of roaring in its wake, and then over the speakers a man's voice, loud and deep, theatrical, said Dami i gospoda , ladies and gentlemen, and in a burst of quick syllables I couldn't quite follow announced Andrea, the singer we had come to see.
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In a YouTube from a 2014 TedX talk viewed more than 2 million times, addiction and cancer researcher Jonathan Bricker, affiliate associate professor of psychology at the University of Washington, describes how he's come to see that ACT is more effective for controlling cravings like junk food or cigarettes than the typical approach of trying to gin up willpower.
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As he spent more and more time on sites like Infowars, he was exposed to notions that the government, backed by the Illumi-nati, the globalists, the Freemasons — Jews, but not "the Jews" as he would later come to see them — had blown up the towers, crashed the financial markets and plunged the country into economic crisis.
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To get an idea of the strata attending, the book's opening scene describes an American movie star, who has come to see his daughter perform in the school musical, making a break for it before he can be ambushed by a horde of schoolgirls; though he remains unnamed, most readers will recognize him as Tom Cruise.
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And even though Gantz has held up Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Rabin as examples of Israeli patriots -- two prime ministers who took real risks for peace -- Gantz may well come to see trying to maintain ties with Arab states as priorities, rather than a politically loaded and fraught peace process that would need to resolve explosive issues like Jerusalem.
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" The candidate also said that a Buttigieg presidency would oppose the annexation of West Bank settlements -- "a President Buttigieg would take steps to make sure that American taxpayers won't help foot the bill," he said -- and warned that if nothing changes in the Israel-Palestine relationship, the two sides "well before 2050... will come to see either peace or catastrophe.
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In the months since, Republicans have come to see the state Democratic Party's increasing embrace of liberal candidates and policies as an opening for them to attract voters… The latest sign of Trump's growing optimism to turn the state red comes tonight, when he travels to Duluth to rally supporters of Republican Pete Stauber in one of the nation's most competitive congressional districts.
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And in not just representing, but rhetorically casting in with the loudest, least sympathetic, and least sincere people to claim the firstness of the First Amendment — people whose speech is totally unthreatened by the current federal government — Marc Randazza may be helping to hurry the process by which young Americans come to see a guiding cultural principle as a cynical tool.
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There are too many make-weights here, paintings which are not quite good enough, paintings that we probably want to see because they are undeniably by Paul Gauguin, but not what we might have yearned to come to see and even expected to see, given the promise of such a show as this one, and the fanfare that has surrounded its opening. Why?
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I typically don't love advocating for whimsy when talking about fan culture, but the potential move Nolan and Joy threatened to make here just screamed magic killer to me — it inspired a genuine, almost visceral sense of dread in me that a show I enjoy so much might remove something I'd come to see as more or less integral to its appeal.
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"The public will have come to see 9/11 but will be given a high-tech, multimedia tutorial about man's inhumanity to man, from Native American genocide to the lynchings and cross-burnings of the Jim Crow South, from the Third Reich's Final Solution to the Soviet gulags and beyond," she wrote in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal in 2005.
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The part where he tells them -- as he has been saying for the past five years, in town hall meetings and in cold church basements and those wretched dawn breakfasts with the greasy eggs and the Lincoln Day suppers and in rural diners where only one person would come to see him -- that it's up to them to vote their conscience.
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Progressive strategist Christy Setzer said Friday that Americans have "come to see" Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's "personal deportation force" amid the ongoing national debate on immigration.
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"You're starting to see a little of that with the treatment of children at the border, but if history is a guide, and I believe it is, the American people will tire of the show, and come to see that whatever trade they convinced themselves was worth it to elect such a person, it isn't in the long run worth it," Comey said.
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Two days before the opening of her show, Meiselas sat down to talk about her 221-year relationship with Nicaragua, how she doesn't go into a project with a concept, but rather lets her work evolve from what she sees, and how the "Prince Street Girls," whose photos she took when they were kids, still come to see her and bring their kids.
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