Then there's financial reform, which the left considers toothless and the right considers destructive.
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It's about defending what he considers his considers his post-presidential life work: The Clinton Foundation.
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The writer Chuck Klosterman's considers considers the Beatles, Elvis and Dylan — and settles on Chuck Berry.
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What Kaptur considers revealing may not be what a female colleague 30 years her junior considers revealing; it may not even be what a male colleague of any age considers revealing.
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What's less clear is who she considers a first-choice heir and who she considers a contingent spare.
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McCullough also raised some eyebrows when asked what she considers "feminism to be" and if she considers herself a feminist.
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I ask John if he considers himself a children's educational entertainer or a YouTuber, and he carefully considers his answer.
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Cook, a nonpartisan website, considers the seat one that leans Republican, while the nonpartisan Sabato's Crystal Ball considers it a toss-up.
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Washington considers the return of the remains an important good-will gesture as it considers improving ties with North Korea should it denuclearize.
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He considers it through metaphor, as his camera slowly considers the chain of Andes Mountains that makes up the cordillera of his movie's title.
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It considers the supply chains secure, but, as in the case of Huawei, the intelligence community considers Chinese manufacturing of technology a national security threat.
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Ankara considers them terrorists connected with a Turkish Kurdish insurgency, but the United States considers them the most effective local force fighting ISIS in Syria.
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The C.I.A. considers its mission to provide cleareyed information and analysis that is free of political interference, and it considers the president its main customer.
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"The literature on school closings, and even on school reform that supposes there must be closings, rarely considers what Eve considers: How do people experience this?" she said.
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Thousands of people also marched in support of the Hong Kong demonstrators in Taiwan, according to the AP, which considers itself independent although Beijing considers it Chinese territory.
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The United States considers Kurdish forces its most effective ground partner in Syria, but Turkey considers them terrorists who are an extension of Kurdish separatists in its own border.
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Cambodia does not have official relations with self-ruled Taiwan and considers the island part of "one China", in line with Beijing which considers the island a breakaway province.
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One of the points that a book I read recently made is that this sort of distinction between what one considers technology and what considers an analog is rapidly disintegrating.
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Compared with thousands of other Yazidis, followers of a centuries-old religion whom the militant group considers heretical and has killed or enslaved by the thousands, she considers herself fortunate.
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The United States considers handgun ownership a constitutionally protected right, while Israel considers gun permits a privilege, granted by the Ministry of Public Security strictly on the basis of need.
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" The entire country of Japan considers him "too perfect.
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ISIS considers all religious shrines -- Islamic, Christian, Jewish, etc.
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" He said that he considers himself "simply a nationalist.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy considers the original agreement Fincantieri (FCT.
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He considers himself a genuine transplant — a New Yorker.
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" Depp, Rodrick writes brutally, "considers himself a funny man.
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This past weekend, the level surpassed 1,000 in some places, which is 16 times the limit India's government considers safe—and a whopping 70 times the level the World Health Organization considers safe.
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She considers herself an "old soul" If her song choices from week to week didn't make it clear, Shepherd confirmed that she considers herself "an old soul" after one of the live shows.
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The first half considers whether he colluded with Russians to help his candidacy, while the latter considers whether the president interfered with the collusion investigation—which is to say, whether he obstructed justice.
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FiveThirtyEight's prediction models include a "lite" model that considers only state and national polling and a "classic" model that considers both polling and other factors, such as fundraising, past voting and historical trends.
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HR considers second generation tenant improvements and leasing expenditures to have a direct impact on renewal/new lease terms and thus the company considers these costs as part of the capitalized asset investment.
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Speaking up is something that she considers a moral responsibility.
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Trump considers the Saudis vital allies in his Mideast agenda.
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She considers herself liberated from the accepted norms of aging.
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It considers these posts "spam," and will terminate an account
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She said she considers Trump to be thoughtful and levelheaded.
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Beckham considers it a positive for Rooney professionally and personally.
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In fact, Mack considers herself a progressive on most issues.
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Gorey considers himself a conservative Republican -- and a Trump supporter.
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Goldman Sachs considers lower margins possible for IT services companies.
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Like most of the passengers, he considers Sully a hero.
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Churchill considers this and visibly softens, reflecting on his loss.
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Israel considers all of the city its indivisible, eternal capital.
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They play moves that established poker literature considers really bad.
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In summer, she considers tomatoes and radishes fair game, too.
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Okinawa considers itself doubly colonised, by both Japan and America.
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Fitch considers LNC's operating performance track record to be good.
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Sorry to anyone who considers a Snuggie their special robe.
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She considers it hers, and likes to describe it truthfully.
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How does a private company define what it considers obscene?
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I think he considers her to be a worthy wife.
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It's proprietary technology, and Amazon considers it a trade secret.
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Go deeper: James Comey no longer considers himself a Republican
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Still, Glazer considers herself lucky not to have witnessed worse.
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He considers his hair to best his best physical feature.
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" Snapchat, by the way, is something she considers "a must.
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Every week, she considers 1,000 new tracks for Fresh Finds.
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The athlete told CNBC he carefully considers deals with brands.
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She considers Arte Povera to be part of "her history".
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Fitch considers all of ABC's U.S. cash as readily available.
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It too considers the overlapping spheres of memory and accountability.
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The U.S. State Department considers Hezbollah a foreign terrorist organization.
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She pauses and considers: Will Barack Obama hand it over?
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The Cook Political Report considers this a Lean Republican race.
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Go deeper: Roy Moore considers another Senate run in Alabama
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Rather, it will block ads that Google considers particularly intrusive.
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NFL considers proposed 15-yard penalty for kneeling , report says.
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Fitch considers Unipol's exposure to interest rate risk as low.
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Brady said last October that he considers Trump a friend.
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And yet ICE considers the detention center a childcare facility.
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Regardless, Tan considers his role on the show a win.
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"North Korea considers detaining an American a measurably successful move."
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If a person considers himself a minority, we accept it.
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Amnesty International considers many of those people prisoners of conscience.
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Fitch considers SFG's use of financial leverage to be moderate.
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The Alaska Department of Public Safety considers the investigation ongoing.
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He considers himself the world's foremost expert on rappers' cats.
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Wheeler did say last week that he considers Massachusetts v.
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Turkey considers the YPG an enemy and a terrorist group.
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" He added that Trump considers Warmbier's death to be "barbaric.
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Trump has said he considers the agreement a flawed deal.
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She did not specifically address whether she considers him honorable.
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Amnesty considers these countries to have effectively abandoned the practice.
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" What the church considers a commandment becomes a mere "ideal.
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Toshiba says it considers it more "assisted reality" than augmented.
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Avianca considers its pilots' demands unreasonable and the strike illegal.
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He considers it one of his first works of art.
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Sweeney considers that the most important aspect of his program.
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" Overall, Olson said he considers the EPA results "somewhat reassuring.
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Steven Erlanger, The Times's London bureau chief, considers the question.
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It also considers findings from Google and social media statistics.
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Fighting tyranny and oppression is something Jaasiel Rubeck considers, too.
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He considers Prince Harry and Ed Sheeran as close friends.
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Islamic State considers Iran's majority Shi'ite Muslims to be heretics.
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Allie has many trans friends, and considers herself an ally.
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But when one considers the variety of actors that fall
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Nevertheless, Jones considers his Clown Lives Matter movement a success.
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Butler's Dana, hailing from 1976, considers herself a free woman.
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He considers himself entitled to her presence and her belongings.
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Gallup considers you the most unpopular candidate of all [Republicans].
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" Louie considers Snapchat "my main way of talking to people.
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Today, he still considers his life to be a dream.
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Go deeper... Trump's blacklist: White House considers targeting security clearances
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He considers the suit a big threat to the stock.
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Frankie considers applying to private school and learns to drive.
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He considers this initial phase of construction a major success.
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He considers himself a Scouser, a true native of Liverpool.
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Today, he considers himself more wellness manager than financial adviser.
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She also considers pot to be the antithesis of caffeine.
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It considers China and Russia as competitors for global influence.
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Scientific theory goes farther and considers all "possible real" worlds.
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For competitive purposes, though, it effectively considers them biologically male.
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She considers a few other dresses that suffer by comparison.
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I don't know if everyone even considers it an insult.
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She considers writing and teaching her most important life's work.
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Under its constitution, Serbia considers Kosovo part of its territory.
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It considers wildlife migration and behavior in its development plans.
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And sometimes it considers the spillover effects of its actions.
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Unlike Google, Facebook considers issue ads to be political ads.
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It considers recreational use a potential health risk like drinking.
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All three cases involve prosecutors Mr. Trump now considers enemies.
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She instead considers them an investment in her patients' safety.
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The F.B.I. considers scores over 3.81 an indication of success.
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"Kylie considers herself single," said one source earlier this month.
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President Trump considers himself the greatest dealmaker of all time.
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Fitch considers the strategic rationale for the merger is strong.
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I was advised CDC considers this 'Below Low Risk' situation.
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Turkey considers the Syrian Kurds to be a terrorist group.
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The episode could be insightful as Becerra considers his future.
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The boards would then review what content it considers appropriate.
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What is at stake as Congress considers the E.P.A. budget?
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Joudeh no longer considers himself a member of the opposition.
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Here are the 10 stocks Vivek considers the most promising.
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" Ms. Boom considers the catalog her "manifesto for the book.
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The recipe doesn't know what your stove considers "low" heat.
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Tesla considers cleaning windshields and solar panels with pulsing lasers.
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"And was she even a maid any more," Jane considers.
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Sana Mustafa considers herself "the privileged one" in the family.
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In Federalist 65, Alexander Hamilton considers the problem of impeachment.
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Watching octopuses watching him, our author considers minds and meanings.
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But Haley indicated that Tomlin considers a number of factors.
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Wall Street considers both Kraft Heinz and Mondelez moderate buys.
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China considers Taiwan a breakaway province, not a separate country.
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Immigrants who feel the administration considers all foreigners a threat.
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Beijing considers the island a wayward province of "one China".
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It has lobbied for other representatives to be at the talks, including those that the Saudi bloc considers to be too close to the Assad government — and Kurdish groups that Turkey considers to be terrorists.
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The curatorial team typically considers what work is necessary to restore an instrument to functional use, then assesses the risks of damage and considers what knowledge can be gained from the experience of playing it.
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The United States considers the group the best local ground force fighting ISIS in Syria, but Erdogan's government considers the group to be terrorists connected to outlawed Kurdish insurgents in Turkey known as the PKK.
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Still, the YouTuber considers herself a fan of the updated line.
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In a sense, what he considers sinful is nobody else's concern.
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The Moscow Patriarchate considers its rival illegitimate, and opposes Poroshenko's proposal.
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The leverage ratio considers KCM's hedges related to USD-denominated debt.
|
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It might be hard to believe, but Defreece considers himself blessed.
|
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Bedlack considers himself the "X-Files' " Fox Mulder of his field.
|
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But Mr Salvini has said he still considers it an option.
|
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Trump's perspective rarely considers much outside of his own personal interest.
|
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Beijing considers the Dalai Lama part of a Tibetan separatist movement.
|
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The United Nations considers North Korea's nuclear and missile programs illegal.
|
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The AP considers parishes in Louisiana as counties in election tallies.
|
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Whether or not one considers Picasso a prodigy, Musée d'Orsay's Picasso.
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However, he still considers himself to be the true linear champion.
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Smith says he was disgusted but considers it an isolated incident.
|
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With Jacobs clearly frustrated by the conversation, Ravenel considers ending things.
|
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Jumpsuits are what you wear when someone else considers you helpless.
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U.S. CONSIDERS IRANS PETROCHEMICAL SALES, RETAIL TRADE FOR NEW BANS - WSJ
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The awards show only considers music put out between certain dates.
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Valeo, which considers money the same as constitutionally protected free speech.
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Despite her comfort inside Dominican society, Raquel considers herself an outsider.
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O'Connor, McCullough's stepdaughter, said she considers Schmack's actions to be courageous.
|
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ISIS considers these ancient artifacts un-Islamic and ripe for destruction.
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The software considers the age and sex of a firm's administrators.
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Weld, for his part, considers this future more likely than Kissinger's.
|
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Agatone considers her co-petitioners as fellow feminists and close friends.
|
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He hesitated when asked if he still considers himself a Republican.
|
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Angelina considers voting off Lyrsa — in order to get her jacket.
|
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Cramer also considers financials to represent the pulse of the market.
|
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The company also has questionable standards for what it considers newsworthy.
|
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Norman, meanwhile, grieves and considers an 11 o'clock death by suicide.
|
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However, Fitch considers that Finansbank will add volatility to QNB's profitability.
|
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She not only believes in them but considers them her friends.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch considers RGA's business profile to be strong.
|
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He considers himself lucky to have gotten out when he did.
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She considers him "the most selfish man [she has] ever known".
|
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The company considers this round of financing a strategic growth investment.
|
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So anytime there's melody, that's what Omarion considers rhythm and blues.
|
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The U.S., along with the EU, considers Hamas a terror group.
|
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The church considers representing their interests to be its pastoral duty.
|
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Fitch considers Poste Vita's exposure to interest rate risk as low.
|
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Britain considers negotiating prisoner releases tantamount to paying ransom for hostages.
|
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Ms Crampton considers her subject from military, commercial and artistic perspectives.
|
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"I'm not ready," she says, cringing as she considers the idea.
|
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Our food editor Merce Muse considers both nut butters kitchen staples.
|
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The FDA considers MSG safe to eat for the general population.
|
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Cramer considers this stock to be the quintessential cloud-growth play.
|
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Of course, Apple still considers touchscreens to be anathema on laptops.
|
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Lisa considers these wins the most rewarding part of the job.
|
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What one person considers a bargain, the other might call expensive.
|
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The algorithm considers dozens of factors and calculates a probability estimate.
|
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YouTube has removed ads from videos it considers as spreading misinformation.
|
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Writing in Scientific American, the bioethicist Eleonore Pauwels considers this question.
|
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Iran's Shi'ite government considers the faith a heretical offshoot of Islam.
|
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Mr. Gerim considers himself neither a terrorist nor a freedom fighter.
|
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But she already considers herself a veteran in the electoral process.
|
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Despite his current cautiousness, Meeks considers technology a "premium-valued" sector.
|
|
However, Gross considers that stocks are disappointed in the Fed's decision.
|
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She considers herself important, and relevant, and commands authority and respect.
|
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Turkey considers it a terror group and indistinguishable from the PKK.
|
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Asked if she considers the Bellas role models, Bliss didn't hesitate.
|
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Fitch considers insurance risk to be mitigated through solid reinsurance arrangements.
|
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China claims sovereignty over Taiwan, which it considers a renegade province.
|
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" Diller considers many of the tech investments to be "wildly speculative.
|
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In some regards, he said he considers his short tenure successful.
|
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Schradie considers how conservative digital activism has achieved greater success IRL.
|
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Probably the latter, because he considers himself a very reliable source.
|
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No one considers their health or discomfort, no one accommodates them.
|
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Fitch considers the bank's access to capital as stronger than peers.
|
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Fitch considers the sovereign's exposure to banking-sector risks as limited.
|
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Point fighting considers the first touch and nothing else beyond that.
|
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Mr Fazioli, by contrast, considers his firm a boutique instrument-maker.
|
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Apple considers the Swedish company's practices harmful to musicians and publishers.
|
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Comey has said he considers the documents to be personal documents.
|
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His move suggests that he, like so many others, considers Sens.
|
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As President Obama considers his nomination, I hope he weighs tone.
|
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Veterans Administration: The Associated Press — Trump considers GOP Army veteran Rep.
|
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Fitch considers INDB's liquidity profile to be somewhat weaker than peers.
|
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Chris Brown knows the world at large considers him a misogynist.
|
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Fitch considers CIBC's solid capital position as buffers to potential risks.
|
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Fitch considers Stuttgarter's capitalisation as strong and supportive of its ratings.
|
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) lamented what he considers Perez's rocky start.
|
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Travel Channel considers Naples one of the best beaches in Florida.
|
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He considers those experiences like graduate school and business school, respectively.
|
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"The SEC considers bitcoin exchanges to be largely unregulated," Burniske said.
|
|
As the Court considers how to rule on South Dakota v.
|
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The Fed considers 2 percent inflation to be an ideal level.
|
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While Cole considers it a sustainable eating plan, others have disagreed.
|
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And the government isn't the only entity that considers it one.
|
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The World Health Organization considers anything above 25 to be unsafe.
|
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Purchases that the government considers ill-advised may also be unwound.
|
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None of this even considers whether retirement is truly desirable anyway.
|
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Asked if she considers Assad a torturer and murderer, she replied,
|
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Wu considers the space one of the biggest perks of membership.
|
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The EPA calls this "hazardous," and considers this level an emergency.
|
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Could be that she considers herself the same type of gymnast.
|
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What one person considers hateful, another may consider to be factual.
|
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She considers herself female, but is comfortable with her male body.
|
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Then the House considers the Democrats' DREAM Act, backed by Rep.
|
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Of course, Trump considers himself to be a very humble man.
|
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To this day, Marilyn considers Westbrook to be another big brother.
|
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For comparison, WADA considers a positive test to be 150ng/mL.
|
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Deutsche considers its share in Abraaj as a non-core asset.
|
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"Hurst said she didn't know Slater, but considers her a "sister.
|
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Tolmachoff said Cal Fire considers her death to be fire-related.
|
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He considers the escalators an essential part of the building's design.
|
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Meyers, who has hosted the men twice, considers himself a superfan.
|
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Beijing considers the democratic island a wayward province of "one China".
|
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Myanmar's government considers the Rohingya to be illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
|
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Wasserman still considers the incumbent an even-money bet to win.
|
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Turkey considers them terrorists and a threat to its territorial sovereignty.
|
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She considers it all payback for those grateful patrons at Phoenix.
|
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It considers both auditions and middle school grades when selecting students.
|
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Now he's dismayed by what he considers the president's broken promises.
|
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Mr. Hookway considers him the most valuable employee he ever hired.
|
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Twelve years later, Kaasjager no longer considers it a traumatic experience.
|
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Another man, whose wife has left him, considers suicide without conviction.
|
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The show considers gender in relationship to race, class and sexuality.
|
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All three cases involve prosecutors whom Mr. Trump now considers enemies.
|
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This is horrifying until one considers the benefits of extreme spatchcocking.
|
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No one considers you a person with eyes and a brain.
|
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Purchases that the government considers ill advised may also be unwound.
|
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President Trump considers retaliation after the attack on Saudi oil facilities.
|
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The hotel considers this suite a gem but doesn't promote it.
|
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Like many of his colleagues, Gamble considers V.A.R. a different job.
|
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Erdogan considers the Kurdish forces a terror threat on his border.
|
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Headlines - Buyout group Melrose considers sale of chunk of Nortek on.ft.
|
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Nebraska's dominance, unparalleled in the sport, belies what Straub considers unassailable.
|
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Exxon itself has shown that it considers litigation a serious threat.
|
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Incredibly, Zukowski considers himself a skeptic, a dispassionate sifter of facts.
|
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TIM, which considers its network a strategic asset, declined to comment.
|
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Elias considers its data proprietary, designed for use by its customers.
|
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The state considers abortions after 22 weeks to be late term.
|
|
RUSSIA'S ALROSA CONSIDERS STARTING PROSPECTING FOR DIAMONDS IN MOZAMBIQUE - DEPUTY CEO
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Today's episode of our podcast, The Daily, considers the prospects now.
|
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"Raheem considers himself Jamaican, but he still loves England," he said.
|
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The same went for the corporate chieftains he considers his peers.
|
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China considers it a Chinese territory with an illegitimate independent government.
|
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Proper Media considers itself an owner of Bardav, not a vendor.
|
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Marucci, 55, considers the locker pods a "game changer" for recruiting.
|
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Otherwise Obscured considers erasure outside of the exhibition space as well.
|
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She considers it one of the best days of her life.
|
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TRUMP reportedly considers him his biggest threat while running for reelection.
|
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"You say he considers himself in the hospitality business," Wallace responded.
|
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This consumer-driven tournament considers three elements: quality, value and packaging.
|
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It's a subtle reminder of the man Buffett considers his hero.
|
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Has Mr. Trump placed her in a post he considers marginal?
|
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Can Congress find a timely way as it considers the bill?
|
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" But it's not entirely clear what the administration considers "vital infrastructure.
|
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" Schumer told me that she considers Wong "a revolutionary in comedy.
|
|
But occasionally someone will ask if Kamen considers it a failure.
|
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The presentation considers communication, feedback and some version of the future.
|
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As it considers investing in Iran, the company is moving cautiously.
|
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I want people to see what he considers his best defense.
|
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But, clearly, Bharara considers his anti-corruption campaign in Albany unfinished.
|
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Deloria considers it exceptional, even in the context of Indigenous modernism.
|
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No. But he listens to others' opinions and always considers them.
|
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He still considers himself the best shooter on campus (and beyond).
|
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The company considers it a teaching tool, not a medical device.
|
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The company considers it a teaching tool, not a medical device.
|
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But Mr. Trump considers it a prime location amid booming economies.
|
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Obviously the receiver of the piercing considers it worth the pain.
|
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Soren Ostergaard, 57 a teacher, however, considers the new proposals disgraceful.
|
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He grew most animated when condemning media coverage he considers unfair.
|
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" He said he considers Ms. Metcalf "the best actress in America.
|
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But he hasn't given up on what he considers his calling.
|
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Like most Reborners, Charles considers herself an artist, not a craftsperson.
|
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Yes, it's safe to assume that Musk considers himself a moderate.
|
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Rusch said he considers that potential shift as low-risk to Tesla.
|
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He considers that a useless procedure; meanwhile, the Russian cosmonauts had lunch.
|
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Skidmore considers herself among the very lucky and privileged of her community.
|
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At this time, the Sheriff's Office now considers this a recovery incident.
|
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Given the highly competitive environment, Fitch considers this objective will be challenging.
|
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Ankara considers the YPG a front for its own domestic Kurdish insurgency.
|
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He considers Zinke a "close friend" and supported his campaign for House.
|
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But Putin isn't shying away from what he considers a massive provocation.
|
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Also, it considers the bank's good credit quality and moderate capital position.
|
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It's a gripping, unsettling project, one that Cage considers his most compelling.
|
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SEC, considers how certain judges who preside over SEC regulation are appointed.
|
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Warren Buffett considers himself a contractor hired to help these business experts.
|
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Ryan cited two examples of what he considers Trump's knowledgeable Cabinet picks.
|
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China considers many dissidents to be criminals, including those who flee abroad.
|
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He similarly considers the many sides of the issue of institutional funding.
|
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Additionally, Combs raised Porter's eldest child Quincy and considers him a son.
|
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Though their home was destroyed in the blaze, Baccus considers himself lucky.
|
|
It couldn't be clearer on Sunday night that NBC considers it irrelevant.
|
|
Internally, Facebook considers itself to be a business, acting as businesses do.
|
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He considers her three adult daughters from a previous marriage his own.
|
|
YouTube considers the removal of newsworthy videos to be just as harmful.
|
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" Asked whether Ford considers Kavanaugh's actions attempted rape, Katz said: "She does.
|
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"(Trump) still considers himself to be in the hospitality business," Mulvaney said.
|
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Nevertheless, Fitch considers it is too early to assess the related impact.
|
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China considers neither situation to be in its strategic interest, analysts say.
|
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Fitch considers TRMK's franchise as a higher influence factor on its rating.
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CBK's VR considers the bank's concentrations by sector and by single obligor.
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Getty considers the guide a living document to be updated as necessary.
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The government considers them common criminals, whatever the motivation for their crimes.
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He said he considers scooter-riding an important part of his recovery.
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According to Knoepfler, the FDA considers stem cells "drugs" in most cases.
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For example, it considers who you follow and which photos you like.
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He considers that to be a rational sell-off that creates opportunity.
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If you aren't surrounded by well-wishers, Pope considers that a failure.
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She also considers this the beginning of her path to world domination.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center considers the Proud Boys a hate group.
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At present, Fitch considers the likelihood of any change to be small.
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Today, Rice considers the struggle of years past to be a blessing.
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But Jamie does take care of Nola and considers himself in transition.
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The performances will cap a year that Eldredge already considers a milestone.
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Now the commission considers it a duty to keep the memory alive.
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But she considers one of the film's more sentimental scenes her favorite.
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I look forward to reading a report which considers all the facts.
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Now, DeSilva considers Smith and Trinh to be mother and father figures.
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Buffett considers this a good measure of Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire's growth.
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Szyszko considers "logging" as unsuitable description of state-approved actions in Bialowieza.
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Stern considers Trump a friend, but has said he's voting for Clinton.
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ITALY'S ATLANTIA CONSIDERS ENTERING ALITALIA CAPITAL WITH A 35-40% STAKE - PAPER
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Jerry is one such client and he considers this a big success.
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And that survey only considers peoples' reaction to fairly abstract privacy risks.
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I am committed to a reporting track that considers the two inseparable.
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Fitch considers the group's capitalisation is in line with its risk profile.
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Fitch considers AEL's bond portfolio to be of above-average credit quality.
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Trump also considers foreign weapons sales an important generator of American jobs.
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" She added, "I hope Fox News considers joining me on this journey.
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Fitch considers the financial support to CIC would be timely and sufficient.
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Patreon also takes a hardline stance against anything it considers, flatly, porn.
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The left-leaning arts community considers itself enlightened and immune to sexism.
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Much like many beings the world considers monsters, he's misunderstood, not evil.
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In What Heaven Looks Like, Elkins considers the artist as a woman.
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But he considers his family life to be among his greatest achievements.
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The Al Saud ruling family considers itself the protector of both sites.
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Accordingly, the international community considers the so-called Crimean referendum a farce.
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He considers himself lucky because things could have been a lot worse.
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Israel does not engage with Hamas, which it considers a terrorist group.
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It considers how it must have felt to go to the moon.
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Overall, Fitch considers Pertamina's standalone credit profile to be a weak 'BBB'.
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Washington says it considers Russia's new missile in breach of the treaty.
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He considers his time in the Australian correctional center well spent, however.
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The Pope considers the palace to be too extravagant, according to Reuters.
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Fitch considers insurance risk to be well-mitigated through solid reinsurance arrangements.
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The right considers it a triumph, now under threat from union militants.
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Hinduism, India's dominant religion, considers cows sacred, and killing them is taboo.
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He couldn't heed or protect a spiritual leader he considers a pervert.
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But Turkey considers the YPG to be a terrorist group in itself.
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If Mark Geragos considers this a victory, BIG3 must be pretty desperate.
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China considers Taiwan its territory and does not recognize the island's government.
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At present Fitch considers the likelihood of such change to be small.
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Kunz considers Reborns to be empowering devices that encourages individual emotional expression.
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Does it mean the intelligence community considers this more than mere speculation?
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Speaking of wins, Cousins considers Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl a big one.
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This is important to keep in mind as Congress considers the AHCA.
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The predominantly Buddhist Myanmar considers them Bangladeshi, but Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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She said she's aware that the organization now considers her an enemy.
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He considers his You're the Worst cast mates to be like family.
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An online exhibition considers the national and international consequences of this election.
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The predominantly Buddhist Myanmar considers them Bangladeshi but Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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The predominantly Buddhist Myanmar considers them Bangladeshi but Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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And Mr. Obama has given no indication he considers the sentences unjust.
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The European Union no longer considers palm oil as a green fuel.
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OHL considers debt at its subsidiaries, such as OHL Concesiones, "non-recourse".
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But Twitter didn't detail what it considers to be a hate symbol.
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The poll comes as Bloomberg considers jumping into the Democratic presidential primary.
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The Second Circuit appeals court typically considers cases with three-judge panels.
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North considers, the 1920s and 1930s, witnesses a struggle between traditional scholars,
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The Chinese government considers them illegal immigrants — even though they are refugees.
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Yarmuth, a liberal, said he considers Mulvaney a friend and golfing buddy.
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Donald Trump considers himself the world's greatest deal-maker -- a salesman extraordinaire.
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Turkey considers the Kurds terrorists and has long vowed to destroy them.
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Iran considers its war in Syria as a life-and-death battle.
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What Mr. Trump considers "smart" might be seen by others as evasive.
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Trump told CBS he considers Putin culpable because he is Russia's leader.
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Cruz added that he considers the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v.
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Abhishek Gupta, shared why he considers the solely digital telecommunications company, Circles.
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Neutral Institutional Framework: Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral for Turin.
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But Nathaniel Dominy, an evolutionary biologist at Dartmouth College, considers it unlikely.
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Patrick Chappatte A President Trump considers the options for attacking his foes.
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" Still, she added, "I hope President Trump considers the laws of physics.
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EDT Tuesday: The Senate Armed Services Committee considers the nomination of Gen.
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He said he considers the term to encompass all kinds of surveillance.
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This one, the first in a series, considers films released through 228.
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Mr. Trump considers himself a businessman, uniquely capable of improving the economy.
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The approved bill also defines passive investments, which CFIUS normally considers approvable.
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Fitch considers geopolitical risks to be elevated compared with rating category peers.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report considers the race to a toss-up.
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At present Fitch considers the likelihood of any change to be small.
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Today he considers the loss of his voice a positive turning point.
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"President Trump considers President Macron a very, very good friend," Hook said.
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CALIFORNIA GOV CONSIDERS EASING LOGGING RULES TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES: California Gov.
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Do you know who TSN considers the fifth-best unrestricted free agent?
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The government considers the Brotherhood a terrorist group, something the organization denies.
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He gnaws on a head of lettuce and considers his next move.
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Clinton has said she now considers herself the de facto Democratic nominee.
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Just across the border is Turkey, which considers them to be terrorists.
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To know exactly what he considers to be the right what now.
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Fitch considers the systems supporting the fund's investment activities to be satisfactory.
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As the Senate considers a replacement for the Affordable Care Act, Sen.
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Jim Holden considers himself lucky that firefighters saved his home and items.
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He will always be more than what the L.A.P.D. considers as disposable.
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China considers Taiwan a renegade province that is still part of China.
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China considers Taiwan its territory, to be taken by force if necessary.
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Washington considers the return of the remains an important good-will gesture.
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They should ask: Will the president cite one story he considers false?
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Murray considers the collection a financial investment, and not a hoarding hobby.
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That could give what it considers an unfair advantage to China's exporters.
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We also discussed what he considers the biggest lesson of Super Tuesday.
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RUSSIAN WATCHDOG SAYS IT CONSIDERS SUCH ADVERTISING INTERFERENCE IN RUSSIA'S DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
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Gifford, a man with no military background, considers himself among this category.
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Our baseball columnist considers what it means for their World Series prospects.
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ISIS, a mostly Sunni movement, considers Kurds and Shiites apostates and heretics.
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It will reject talks and act tough just as it considers negotiations.
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The international community considers 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming to be catastrophic.
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The Cloud Act considers these issues and provides thoughtful and swifter solutions.
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It's further complicated because not every state considers this to be discrimination.
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He has little patience for questions that he considers obvious or conventional.
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I don't think they're talking about central planning, which everyone considers discredited.
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Now you already know Trump 100 percent considers this 'visiting the troops.
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Richard, for his part, considers these outcomes from an evolutionary-biology perspective.
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The company, called Petal, considers an applicant's standard credit scores, when available.
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Harvard says it also considers "tips," or admissions advantages, for some applicants.
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Grace, an interior designer, considers a gig renovating the Trump White House.
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Or perhaps it's becoming more broad in what it considers political literature.
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Atamanuik considers this dismissive quality central to Trump's appeal, even among liberals.
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It considers itself to be in a constant state of information warfare.
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It depends on which chip maker it considers the more malleable counterpart.
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He considers former Vice President Joe Biden to be his top rival.
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This show considers the changing context of warehouses under the digital economy.
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As Congress considers a tax overhaul, some lawmakers are considering eliminating it.
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Each considers her own particular friend to be the baby's true mother.
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The ranking only considers jobs that pay $20203,22020 or more per year.
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He considers the president to be a liar and doesn't trust him.
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Turkey considers the militia a threat to its own borders and security.
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But Friday's rematch will be played on what Federer considers his turf.
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That's a comfortable vision if you're a racist who considers nonwhites inferior.
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Turkey, he warned, should not do anything that he considers "off limits".
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When Buffett makes an investing decision, he considers the long-term benefits.
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Even now, as it's readied in the gallery, Kurt considers it unfinished.
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The EU considers the settlements in occupied territory illegal under international law.
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However, Fitch considers Indonesia's intentions to support PPSI-III and its obligations.
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Julia considers herself the human version of a terrier: small, but tough.
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The subpoenas aren't being enforced while the appeals court considers the case.
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He'd used techniques he now considers torture and, he thought, saved lives.
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What your reviewer considers "utterly impractical" has helped Ireland resolve marriage equality.
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"He considers such matters to be of crucial importance," the statement added.
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Most of the world considers the settlements a violation of international law.
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Despite her Venezuelan heritage, Herrera very much considers herself a New Yorker.
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The research considers 102 quantitative factors as well as a qualitative study.
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Washington considers banning disposable plastics in restaurants and grocery stores, Crosscut reports.
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It's no secret that Robert Shiller considers American stocks to be expensive.
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California keeps a list of chemicals it considers possible causes of cancer.
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He considers himself a buyer at a slightly more favorable entry point.
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Every other country that considers itself "advanced" makes sure everybody is covered.
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China's leadership considers the automotive sector a major pillar of its economy.
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The international community mostly considers them illegal, an assertion disputed by Israel.
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The NRC considers Turkey Point to be in compliance with its regulations.
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That is not to say he considers himself an Eastern European president.
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The new policy better spells out what Twitter considers a financial scam.
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Sessions considers a second special counsel to investigate Clinton-related matters. Nov.
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However, analysts say Pyongyang still considers nuclear weapons key to its survival.
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"The committee considers that this regulatory gap should be filled," it added.
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He considers these pieces "recording devices" for downloading and holding physical energy.
|
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But the N.H.L. considers potential ticket revenue as much as stadium capacity.
|
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Today's episode of our new podcast, The Daily, considers the prospects now.
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So, as the Finance Committee, and hopefully the entire Senate, considers Rep.
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He went to public schools in Phoenix, and considers himself an American.
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The House can move forward with whatever evidence a majority considers sufficient.
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Breakingviews considers whether it is time for European banks to team up.
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The administration considers this one of its goals, which is very encouraging.
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Her team considers this a rewriting of the old ABCs of sales.
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Indeed, Justice Roberts has made very clear that he considers Roe v.
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Pakistan, with its nuclear arsenal, considers itself the guardian of the custodians.
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She trains her gaze on the history and rarely considers slavery's reverberations.
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As he considers new job opportunities (video-game industry lobbyist, perhaps?), Mr.
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Sherry, who hadn't had the dish for years, considers it rather special.
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Although this might not sound like suicide, her mother considers it one.
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"I feel like everyone considers STIs a really dirty thing," she says.
|
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Peters told me EA considers this a foundation for the future, too.
|
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For the remainder of students, Texas considers race and other factors for admission.
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" He added that the U.S. military considers the gun its "weapon of choice.
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Belgrade considers it part of its territory and supports a Serb minority there.
|
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In string theory, one considers tiny strings that wiggle and evolve in time.
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She considers the financial independence movement a subculture of the personal finance community.
|
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None of the ships violated what Japan considers its territorial waters, it said.
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The yearly 'stress test' considers both financial matters and subjective concerns like management.
|
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This method considers the obstruction of tree canopies and classifies the images accordingly.
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He has long used what he considers to be unconventional self-help techniques.
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Fitch also considers RY's funding and liquidity profile to be a rating strength.
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" Yet, he added that considers what happened to the writer to be "unacceptable.
|
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He considers the artifacts of Nimrud to be the work of his ancestors.
|
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Additionally, Combs raised Porter's eldest child, Quincy, 27, and considers him a son.
|
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That's remarkable when one considers the lengths GOP leaders went to last week.
|
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And we don't know that the Trump administration even considers this a possibility.
|
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Hellerstedt represent a turning point in the way the Court considers abortion cases?
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He's now hoping to become an American citizen -- and considers himself "country-less."
|
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In a statement, YouTube said it considers many ideas for improving the platform.
|
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Greenfield, who considers himself a "biohacker," is a big believer in stem cells.
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He considers the truck's owner, Raul Ortega, a "rock star" among taco chefs.
|
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Cramer considers Disney as one of the most controversial stocks in the market.
|
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Fitch considers the company's franchise and management quality as secondary to its ratings.
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This is because the IRS considers you both as the employer and employee.
|
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Much of the world considers such settlements to be illegal under international law.
|
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It's a cool concept, but I really hope Apple considers seriously simplifying this. .
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CHINA CONSIDERS CANCELING TRADE TALKS WITH U.S. THIS WEEK AFTER TRUMP THREATS -WSJ
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IVP typically takes board seats and considers itself a hands-on investment team.
|
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He said he considers his work "a first step" in identifying these areas.
|
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He considers it hypocritical for them to back marijuana legalization but not vaping.
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Wolchok, who once worked closely with Allison, considers him a friend and mentor.
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She's worked with Washington for 14 years, and considers her a close companion.
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He said he considers himself left of Bernie Sanders on the political spectrum.
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Director Robert Greene considers how the craft has evolved, and continues to evolve.
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As chancellor Mr Hammond considers it his job to look after the finances.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds terrorists connected with a Turkish insurgency inside Syria.
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The patrols are meant to signal that the US considers the claims excessive.
|
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Yet, none of that considers the Twitter X-Factor that is Donald Trump.
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State officials said PCB levels remain above even what the EPA considers safe.
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The company considers such information to be confidential and proprietary, the notice said.
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Unite Here considers these new contracts "historic" for the leisure and hospitality industry.
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" On China, he considers Xi Jinping "the worst threat to an open society.
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She thinks that Rowlands considers those candidates too moderate to be real Republicans.
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Additionally, Combs raised Porter's eldest child Quincy, 27, and considers him a son.
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That diagnosis is made through a complete assessment that considers all possible causes.
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Britain could use an alternative vote (AV) system that considers people's second choices.
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" The commission may also change the criteria, which it considers to be "objective.
|
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And although Brand said he considers the case closed, the NBA is investigating.
|
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U.S. CONSIDERS REQUIRING 5G EQUIPMENT FOR DOMESTIC USE BE MADE OUTSIDE CHINA -WSJ
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However, Fitch considers RGA's financial leverage to be high for a life insurer.
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Although Gordon was born in Vallejo, California, he considers Indiana his second home.
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The SDF alliance also includes the YPG, which Turkey considers a terrorist group.
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We've reached out for comment about exactly how new Facebook considers this policy.
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Here is what CineFix considers 10 of the best twists in movie history.
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Instead, observers assume that Mr Abe considers the timing expedient, for several reasons.
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Though she considers what she does as more "fun" more than anything else.
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No one considers how sensitive that might be for my partner and me.
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Those people -- those people don't yet realize it -- he considers to be losers.
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"The FDA considers patients to be our first and primary customer," Stark said.
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Sticking to his honesty-first policy, he considers the bagel he's just consumed.
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He considers the stock a "buy," even after its big run on Thursday.
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Hopefully, as the U.S. considers its own privacy legislation, it is taking notes.
|
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So it's pretty clear: Facebook considers the phrase "men are trash" hate speech.
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Historically, the law considers images containing nudity or sexual acts as "private" information.
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Go deeper: Schiff considers fining Trump officials held in contempt $25,000 a day
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BAMN has routinely violently attacked anyone it considers a fascist at past rallies.
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Keenan: Is it fair to say Univision considers them to be true otherwise?
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" She considers Delphine Manivet and Christos Costarellos favorites "for their uniqueness and beauty.
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Unless he considers becoming president of the U.S. is the ultimate hosting gig.
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Blossom doesn't tell Vinnie, and even considers cheating on him with the rocker.
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She considers him a friend and he knows how to calm her down.
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Novartis considers Kisqali to be among a dozen new medicines with blockbuster potential.
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President Trump is quick to call out what he considers un-patriotic behavior.
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"Uber considers this behavior to be unacceptable," the company said in a statement.
|
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Most of the international community considers them to be either illegal or illegitimate.
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The nonpartisan elections handicapper Cook Political Report considers the district a toss-up.
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These changes that the 1.5 Degree Report considers would monumentally change our society.
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The Lift often considers this "slouching," so it vibrates, and vibrates, and vibrates.
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At the frozen yogurt stand, a biker considers the selection of toppings offered.
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Like Deanna, she never finished her college degree and considers going back someday.
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It considers no significant alternatives to requiring all contractors to use the system.
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The IOSCO report outlines seven factors that it considers essential to credible deterrence.
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It seems unlikely this will be the last speech variation Amazon considers implementing.
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Fitch considers the project Lunar facility as subordinated to the senior secured creditors.
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But the moment that Herjavec considers the best most was far more simple.
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The Cuban government considers all dissidents to be agents of the United States.
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"I don't think anyone at that meeting considers them as equals," he said.
|
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Fitch therefore considers Ineos to have a stronger business profile than these peers.
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See You Yesterday considers that history and says: We can make it better.
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The U.S. considers RT, which is state-sponsored, to be a propaganda outlet.
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You probably don't care about all 4,000 bills that Congress considers each year.
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ISIS considers the Yazidis to be devil-worshippers and wants to eliminate them.
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He's the one who considers himself a doting father to his bearded collie.
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Delaney considers her "wealth tax" vulnerable to constitutional challenge as confiscation of property.
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Mark considers macros cheating and refuses to support them on XIM on principle.
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Lee said she considers that a testament to the demand in the country.
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He considers Roberta Armani his mentor, according to a 2009 Vanity Fair profile.
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China considers Taiwan to be a breakaway province subject to its sovereign jurisdiction.
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Anderson believes that Google considers GAE to fall under US government export restrictions.
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The company's push comes as it considers the limits of its existing business.
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Trump's aides insist he considers human rights when dealing with all foreign leaders.
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The move comes as a federal appeals court considers striking down the caps.
|
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Snooki considers Giovanna her best friend, which explains their on-bed dancing lessons.
|
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Darlene Fairley grew up in the Goose with 21990 cousins she considers siblings.
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Much of the French left considers his past as an investment banker unforgivable.
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Morocco controls most of Western Sahara and considers it part of its territory.
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Neutral Institutional Framework: Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral to Milan's ratings.
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Tyco also has substantial leases, which Fitch considers in adjusted debt leverage metrics.
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She considers herself a Southern girl; she loves cooking soul food and enchiladas.
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Wednesday's announcement comes as President Donald Trump considers sending defensive aid to Ukraine.
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The SDF is led by a Kurdish militia, which Turkey considers an enemy.
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, considers them Bangladeshi and Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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And a new book considers the likes of Genghis Khan as manager material.
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As of now, GBH Insights considers that damage to be "contained," he said.
|
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Washington considers the agreement important for the security and stability of the region.
|
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But his approach to accusations that he considers baseless doesn't exactly exude innocence.
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Like the United States, China considers hydropower its biggest source of clean energy.
|
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Trump has severed American commitments that he considers risky, costly, or politically unappealing.
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China may be in pole position as it considers banning gasoline cars entirely.
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It considers hydrocarbons a sovereign competency of the internationally recognized government it leads.
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Washington at the time stopped recognizing Taiwan, which China considers a breakaway province.
|
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Axios reports that Trump regularly considers personnel switch-ups, but doesn't always act.
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Boot still considers himself "a classical liberal," for example, while Sears does not.
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Humphries considers the container safe so long as the explosive contents remain intact.
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She considers the matter closed and has no further comment on the situation.
|
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She confirmed, yes, she considers the US' National Security Agency in that way.
|
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While Costi is based in Milan, Italy, she considers herself a "digital nomad."
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Turkey considers the Syrian Kurdish People's Protection Units, or YPG, a terrorist organization.
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The problem is that the market now considers tech stocks a defensive play.
|
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However, HHS spokeswoman Evelyn Stauffer said she considers BCFS's numbers to be speculative.
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She considers herself a "recovering Catholic," and her father's family is vocally antiabortion.
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Novogratz, who considers himself "halfway between center-left and progressive," would probably agree.
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In 2008, he campaigned for Hillary Clinton, and still considers himself a Democrat.
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Qualcomm, meanwhile, rose more than 12 percent as Broadcom considers acquiring the chipmaker.
|
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Israel considers Jerusalem its capital, and its government is based in the city.
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We hope the US government considers the interest of US suppliers in this.
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The House frequently considers more bills in anticipation of adjourning for a recess.
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That's why its application process considers a variety of financial and employment factors.
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However, he considers the most significant contributor to be the harsh, dry environment.
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It makes me feel like law enforcement considers me a second-class citizen.
|
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Then, the districts were ranked by an index that considers all these factors.
|
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But Ankara considers the YPG terrorists connected to outlawed Kurdish separatists in Turkey.
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" Jain still considers the Microsoft co-founder as his "most admired thought leader.
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Morgan has a big moment; he considers moving out of his grandma's house.
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Fitch considers a UA/UD ratio less than 2.0x as below investment-grade.
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Moreover, he points to areas where he considers the evidence more robust—for
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Guitarist Munaf Rayani considers the new album another stepping stone for the band.
|
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The first episode of season 2 considers the relationship between technology and music.
|
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DoD considers cyberspace a domain, but it is fundamentally different from the others.
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If President Trump considers it is not sufficient, I do agree with that.
|
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While Matching Pennies puts players to task with Boolean choice, Botolo considers time.
|
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On the plus side, Gilly now considers Sam the father of her child.
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Intuitively, the ideology makes sense to Synn, who considers herself an intersectional feminist.
|
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The Moscow Patriarchate considers its Ukrainian rival illegitimate, and fiercely opposes Poroshenko's proposal.
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Go deeper: Fed-up Congress considers making it easier to sue Big Social
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And yet, it's clear that Spotify considers Apple Music as a serious contender.
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Israel still holds the land, which much of the world considers occupied territory.
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Supporting National Government Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral to Naples' ratings.
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Index provider MSCI still considers Argentina a frontier rather than an emerging market.
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For his part, Johnson says he considers himself to be in top health.
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Our Back Pages This week's cover review considers impeachment in the United States.
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"Domino's considers themselves a data company that happens to sell pizza," Tuchen added.
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Beijing considers Taiwan a rogue province that regularly challenges its "one China" policy.
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If The Retail Equation notices activity it considers fraudulent, customers can be punished.
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A nice shape, good nails, and nice cuticles are also something she considers.
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What an airline considers acceptable behavior is outlined in its contract of carriage.
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He considers the other Russians in New York to be snobs or boors.
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One factor it considers, Ms. Poss noted, is any impact of technological changes.
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The president, according to aides, considers the special counsel's inquiry a closed case.
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Roberts considers its impact on her daughter Xia's life, both medically and socially.
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He said Beijing's policy was to "re-educate" a group it considers terrorists.
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Pike seriously considers destroying the Discovery and the sphere data along with it.
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All apply, which is why Marysol Castro considers herself a voice of hope.
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How can someone be sexist if he considers himself a lover of women?
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He added he still loves Amanda, though, and considers her his best friend.
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Ms. Helou considers Aleppo the "gastronomic capital of the Middle East," she said.
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" Mr. Tillmans considers himself to be a product of a "Pan-European experience.
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The survey also considers total food spending, including money spent on dining out.
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Still, not everyone considers essential oils the root of all skin-care evil.
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It comes as Warren considers a run for the White House in 2020.
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Mr. Erdogan considers those same Kurdish fighters to be terrorists hostile to Turkey.
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He's said he considers Shania Twain to be one of his biggest influences.
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Ankara considers the Syrian Kurds terrorists connected with a Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey.
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An outspoken, highly visible activist today, Alyssa Milano considers acting her day job.
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That case is paused while an appeals court considers the McGahn testimony subpoena.
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Until then, the FDA considers the hand sanitizers to be unapproved drug products.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who considers himself something of a modern-day master builder.
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Kelly Grace Smith, Fayetteville, N.Y. Amanda Hess considers some empathy as self-interested.
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Despite this, he considers his love for learning one of his best strengths.
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Woloshyn also considers ways we might wrestle back some control from the machines.
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This offers children boundaries and structure but still considers their feelings and preferences.
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While Rumi considers insanity a mark of divine favor, he distinguishes between types.
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The writer considers what their plight says about transnational identities like his own.
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He'll keep teaching, which he considers an important part of his life's work.
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Washington considers South Korea and Japan among its closest Asian friends and allies.
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On the subject of justice, the sheriff considers himself something of an expert.
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She plans to invest the rest into more local investments she considers regenerative.
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The government considers Xinjiang a hotbed of Islamic extremism, violence and separatist thought.
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Sketchbook An artist considers closure from all angles, some more precarious than others.
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Loisaba says it considers the biodigester a temporary measure before releasing cochineal insects.
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Ms. Gendy considers the church members they have helped to be their children.
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Watts considers having a hand to hold a bare minimum for psychedelic work.
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Half El Salvadorian, she considers immigration the biggest issue in this upcoming election.
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Ms. Bossavy considers the method less precise and makes fixing mistakes more difficult.
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How can I tell if a college considers visits when looking at applications?
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Trump also made some rehires, including McEntee, whom the president considers a loyalist.
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Mr. Trump has dispensed with what he considers pointless moralizing and preachy naïveté.
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The case for Manning becomes far more complicated when one considers his contemporaries.
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Does he ever sound or act like a guy who even considers contrition?
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The U.S. considers the Kurds allies, but Trump nevertheless leaped at the offer.
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International law considers free association as a distinct status from 'integration,' and 'independence'.
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" She also says it "saddens" her when people considers that to be "antiwhite.
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The proposal comes as the White House also considers appointing an immigration czar.
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Graham plans to travel to Washington, D.C. soon as he considers his bid.
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Alex Karp grew up in a liberal household and considers himself a progressive.
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More than that and the government considers you moderately or severely cost-burdened.
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Fitch considers its institutional and retail reporting capabilities to be of high quality.
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Fitch considers Hilltop's liquidity profile to be weak relative to mid-tier peers.
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Belgrade considers it part of its territory and supports the Serb minority there.
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It still considers a company's cash flows and its margin profile, among others.
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Finally, this list considers the show's entire existence, not just its swan song.
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In this season finale, though, Bonnie considers giving her husband a second chance.
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Julia considers their friendship preordained, if only because both have pale blue eyes.
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The writer Tony Perrottet considers the benefits and drawbacks of vacationing while wealthy.
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But he considers Hermès his home; it reminds him of the dance world.
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Drawing from the local shamanistic traditions, he considers Lake Baikal a living being.
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Trump once again went after Trudeau for what Trump considers unfair trading practices.
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Now, she plans to focus on those creative jobs she considers so critical.
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This wasn't history that was recorded because you have such a wonderful family, but because the government considers you an extremist and considers you an enemy, even though my dad had just come back from fighting in the Vietnam War.
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As Mr Schneider considers his next steps, he might consider the case of Unilever.
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" In fact, S&P considers a correction in the credit markets to be "inevitable.
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I'm pretty sure he considers it a hobby, but he's very passionate about it.
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A key milestone comes on Wednesday, when the House Appropriations Committee considers my bill.
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The EPA has repeatedly lowered how much exposure to PFAS compounds it considers acceptable.
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There is a way to look at the index fund's domination that considers decline.
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At first, she is reluctant to do something that she considers easy (for her).
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Fitch considers FULT's relatively stable and consistent earnings profile to be a rating strength.
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He considers work on autonomous weapons to be as foolish as it is deadly.
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A category called Connections considers the credit of my contacts in Alipay's social network.
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The left considers it an ideological felony to be a woman and a conservative.
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As a result, the World Trade Organization considers a VAT to be perfectly legal.
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The 37-year-old Labour Party Leader added that she considers the news lucky.
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The second factor he considers is the expected return on his investment (or, ROI).
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Trump considers executive order on voter fraud Cummings said Trump's focus is harming taxpayers.
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Han considers the privacy and the private world to be vital to our freedom.
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They also hope the FCC considers re-instituting net neutrality on a national level.
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Graham asked Zuckerberg to submit proposed regulations that Facebook considers necessary in its industry.
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Here she considers the daunting prospects and promises of the monster-maker she created.
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Jim Cramer considers Disney as one of the most controversial stocks in the market.
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I would like to know why he considers these two successful black men "dumb".
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Fitch considers the statutory capitalization of W&SFG's insurance subsidiaries' to be extremely strong.
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The TSA considers a normal wait time on security line 30 minutes or less.
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Despite his daughter's injuries, inflicted by a soldier, he says, Ahmed considers himself lucky.
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Thompson said the church considers Catholic school teachers to be "ministers" of the faith.
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As someone who considers themselves to be into meditation, I don't meditate very often.
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Her classmates all know about Disaster Girl, but she no longer considers herself famous.
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She considers her works "interventions into the body" rather than acts of self-harm.
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But now, almost everybody (along with every beauty company) considers them a staple item.
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As a scientist he typically considers it "interference" for scientists to interact with patients.
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In the same circular, the Fed spelled out what it considers its own liability.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India tweets frequently and considers himself a talented orator.
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He sets his fork down and considers her, his forearms resting on the table.
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And "every public official I know," he added, considers that to be the case.
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He also considers how he can continue to grow and bolster the restaurant's influence.
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" And, "if God considers it a sin, it can't be legal, can it be?
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He's also a Kardashian/Jenner family friend, and Kanye West considers himself a fan.
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While it doesn't pay as much as his last gig, Diangelo considers himself lucky.
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The plan's said it considers culture and entertainment "indispensable to our quality of life".
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I'm absolutely here for a Zadie Smith essay that considers Frank Ocean's genius, though.
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Our minister of foreign affairs considers riding a bike and being vegetarian as Marxist.
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The question will play a major role as the Supreme Court considers the case.
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"BAFTA considers the alleged behavior completely unacceptable and incompatible with its values," it continued.
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The group said in a statement it considers the incident a "human rights infringement".
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" Abrams considers this brain connectivity "a neural fingerprint for social communication abilities in children.
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Mr Repeta considers the document a blueprint for the abolition of Japan's liberal democracy.
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The math gets trickier when one considers date of return: when you come home.
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Wirth signalled that Chevron considers itself on track to make a deal for Anadarko.
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The latest version of VantageScore — a competitor to FICO — also considers that trending data.
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Where most people see this only as pollution, Chicago-based LanzaTech considers it opportunity.
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Ankara considers those US-backed fighters to be terrorists and has threatened them repeatedly.
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Kuebler-Weber said she owns an e-bike and considers herself a savvy rider.
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The World Health Organization (PDF) considers exposure to benzene a major public health concern.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after the Fed for what he considers tight monetary policy.
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Researchers can't calculate the precise number because China considers this information a state secret.
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They promised him creative freedom, which he considers a result of the subscription format.
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The World Health Organisation considers depression to be the leading cause of disability worldwide.
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Corker has said he would not campaign against Bredesen, whom he considers a friend.
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It's not clear what Trump considers to be the world coming to its senses.
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So the government considers her under the affordability threshold and doesn't provide a subsidy.
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The driver considers my proposition for what feels like an eternity, and then agrees.
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Mainly Buddhist Myanmar denies the Muslim Rohingya are its citizens and considers them foreigners.
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It follows that he considers Republicans to be open to a course correction now.
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Beijing insists its activities are for defense purposes, in areas it considers its waters.
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For example, Maryland considers a trust a resident if it's administered in the state.
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That suggests the standoff will continue until one side considers itself to be losing.
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Terms which it considers "strong" and "medium" have also increased, at a slower pace.
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Fitch considers TMK's operating earnings and cash flow to be very strong and stable.
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The SDF alliance also includes the Kurdish YPG, which Turkey considers a terrorist group.
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Several factors are weighed when the court considers emergency applications, which are rarely granted.
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Alongside Klum's ex-husband Seal, "he considers himself an extra dad," says the source.
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He considers them good people to do business with and they don't lecture [him].
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UniCredit, Mediobanca's biggest investor with 8.4 percent, considers its stake as a financial investment.
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Julie didn't want drama with a woman she considers "like family," so kept quiet.
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She considers her Fox News colleagues Kimberly Guilfoyle and Sean Hannity her close friends.
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The EU should (quietly) insist on much more before it considers lifting Article 7.
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Wagstaffe considers Li "a flight risk," necessitating the high bond amount, he tells PEOPLE.
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But when it comes to acting, he considers it an advantage to his craft.
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He considers his approach to be pragmatic and says challenging China risks triggering war.
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It is laser-trained on fighting what it considers excess spending by the government.
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He's a proponent of enlightened self-interest and considers himself a gifted motivational speaker.
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China considers Taiwan a renegade province to be taken back by force, if necessary.
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But despite the church labeling him an apostate, Dehlin still considers himself a Mormon.
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" Or Ted Cruz, who finds Trump "utterly immoral" and considers him a "pathological liar.
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Some software considers transactions involving areas under Russian influence more likely to involve sleaze.
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"The Presidency considers that this behavior is in contradiction with honor," the spokeswoman said.
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Uber now considers food delivery part of its core business, along with ride-hailing.
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Especially for Petrobras, which Cramer considers to be the worst stock in the world.
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Kelsea Ballerini considers herself a square peg – and that's just how she likes it.
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However, Mar y Soul considers Gel-X a safe method for lengthening your nails.
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Immigration court cases are famously complex — if a judge considers all the possible outcomes.
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The second factor he considers is the expected return on his investment (or ROI).
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Four main debtors jointly represented nearly 66% of total equity, which Fitch considers high.
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Turkey considers the militia a terror group linked to Kurdish rebels fighting inside Turkey.
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Also, Mistress Lucy considers herself a sadist, so she loves inflicting pain on people.
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Martha McSally in the Arizona contest, which NBC News considers too close to call.
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He considers exercise a way to get more out of his already packed schedule.
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On top of that program, UT also considers race and other factors for admission.
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But Solomon considers his most important client, hands down, to be the Rick Ross.
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That's what her friends call her, and she now considers these people her friends.
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It's based on an algorithm that considers variables like where the inventory is located.
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But Cramer considers that to be the exception, not the rule, of the market.
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Bush, who considers himself the most pro-life candidate, believes in all three exceptions.
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Mostly, Bush is focused on highlighting what he considers Rubio's lack of leadership skills.
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The Company considers the ongoing investigation to be a private matter to Mr. Collins.
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According to her Twitter, Jameson considers herself a "Zionist Jew" and a "deplorable patriot."
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Together, they're one huge happy family — which Kim considers to be the American dream.
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Right now, DARPA considers the program to be a "fundamental research program," Adams said.
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Fitch considers capital to be fungible and assesses capital adequacy at a group level.
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In real life, it sounds pretty casual and Pell considers himself to be single.
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In contrast to Parker, Dietrich considers the tech giant an undervalued large-cap stock.
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His growth isn't lost on Jughead who now considers moving back in with him.
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" Frederique considers the recent progress we've made "a reaffirmation that white lives matter more.
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The executive considers that the benefits of the blockbuster drug outweigh the price controversy.
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So, when the Fed sends mixed signals, Cramer considers this to be self-defeating.
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Though we analyzed the entire data set, this article only considers US Company data.
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Turkey has bombed YPG positions inside Syria, and considers the YPG a terrorist group.
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Croft considers, however, that the efforts of controlling oil supply from producers is significant.
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DOJ investigates the claims and, if it considers them promising, takes over the litigation.
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She said she's nursed both of her daughters longer than what society considers appropriate.
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Now, the International Monetary Fund considers it a big risk to the financial system.
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"The USPS OIG considers the allegation to be a very serious matter," Lowry said.
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The US State Department considers bonded labor to be a form of modern slavery.
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, considers them Bangladeshi interlopers and Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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Another hot topic is whether or not Jenner considers herself to be a lesbian.
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So too does his recent announcement that he no longer considers himself an atheist.
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, considers them Bangladeshi interlopers, and Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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Note, FactSet considers Amazon's "technology and content" spending to be its R&D spending.
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But, he still cares about running and considers himself a part of the community.
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Ankara considers Syrian Kurds terrorists and an extension of outlawed Kurdish insurgents in Turkey.
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Furthermore, Hamas has made clear it considers any Trump peace plan dead on arrival.
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Beijing considers democratic Taiwan a wayward province, ineligible for formal ties with other nations.
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Hoyer told reporters he considers the allegations to be "very serious" and warrant investigation.
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Clark was reared mostly by her mother and stepfather, and considers herself a Texan.
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"It's more holistic," the senior official said of qualitative factors the White House considers.
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Beijing considers self-governing Taiwan a renegade province ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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Among rock singers, Mr Parker considers Morrissey the musician "who most embodies" Housman's spirit.
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Lindsay considers herself a "tomboy," but embraces all the latest trends including crop tops.
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As a single parent, Ms. Cannady considers herself to be without a support system.
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If one considers revenue growth, however, Uber may take a back seat to Lyft.
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The rules make four changes in how the House considers tax and budget bills.
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Villanova Coach Jay Wright considers him one of the greatest players in Wildcats history.
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The department store recently completed a distressed debt exchange, which Moody's considers a default.
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She no longer considers herself a Republican; nor does her 28-year-old son.
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Trump considers that money inadequate and threatened to veto the legislation because of it.
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Mr. Johnson considers himself a classic libertarian: progressive on social issues and fiscally conservative.
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Inflation is a key factor the U.S. central bank considers when deciding monetary policy.
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And if the Socialist party considers the decision as unconstitutional, it is their right.
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Once it receives and considers the comments, the agency can issue the final rule.
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Any model worth relying on is one that considers benefits, as well as costs.
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Israel still holds the land, which much of the world now considers occupied territory.
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Fitch considers the bank's stable liquidity, relatively strong capitalization and adequate sources of funding.
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The group considers all Shi'ite Muslims to be heretics who must repent or die.
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I'd specifically recommend it to anyone who considers themselves skilled at applying winged eyeliner.
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It also considers Germany an ally as it faces a blockade by its neighbors.
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The two nations both operate in the Persian Gulf, which Iran considers its backyard.
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Fitch considers the likelihood of any change to be small in the foreseeable future.
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He considers his approach is pragmatic and says challenging China risks triggering a war.
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The federal government considers "on time" being six years for a four-year degree.
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Hoffman's account of the decades preceding that event considers the question: Does terrorism work?
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The presumptive GOP nominee disdains leaders of the party establishment and considers them weaklings.
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