WHITE: THERE'S VARIOUS GUIDANCE AROUND MAKING THAT DETERMINATION, BUT YES, THE FUNDS MAKE THAT DETERMINATION.
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"Once it makes that determination, it can forbid state laws inconsistent with that determination," he said.
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Your determination gives me more determination, and what we're facing is what's going to be done.
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A solvency determination is not easy but broad public guidelines can be devised to frame such a determination.
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But that capacity for collective self-determination was very much in service of private or individual self-determination.
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We made the determination — not me, obviously, the evaluators — made the determination to put him back in the game.
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No determination as to its cause has been made, nor has any final determination been released for the Indonesian crash.
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Self-determination While Wong and Demosistō do not advocate independence, their "most important policy" will be self-determination for the city.
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A preliminary countervailing duty determination is scheduled for February 2018 and a preliminary anti-dumping determination is scheduled for April 2018.
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"The determination that got them here is the determination that I think that they have right now going into Sunday," Weiller said.
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If the Commerce Department makes a final determination affirming its decision, the International Trade Commission will make a final injury determination by about Feb.
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Through political intelligence and determination, the Night King is ready to try implementing an everlasting night again — and I think we should commend him for his determination.
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For him, borders are vital to democratic self-determination, particularly since immigration can change the character of a country—"the 'self' in 'self-determination,' " he calls it.
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"I wasn't particularly saintly," she says, "but I was determined — and isn't it so funny how determination can last and last, and how goodness without determination vanishes."
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Hard work + determination + <22019 = realizing your dreams.
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In 1973, AIM, still upset with the lack of action on self determination, took a building at Wounded Knee; two years later, Ford signed the Self Determination Act.
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But every single time, it was coupled with the fiercest intensity, and boundless determination—the kind of determination you saw and heard and felt and knew would change the world.
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I said earlier your hope gives me hope; your determination gives me more determination to see this through and get some common-sense laws with regards to guns in America.
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Inspire others with your focus & determination and positive outlook.
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" She did not say the response required "unwary determination.
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" It's time, he said, to "show firmness and determination.
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And Bolton's determination to ally with the President closely could be challenged in some areas — on the potential of a North Korea summit or with Trump's determination to improve ties with Russia.
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"We're going to make a determination on the people that they're talking about who are terrific people, they're terrific people but we are gonna make a determination at that," Trump told 60 Minutes.
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Their stories are amazing, full of resilience and hope and determination despite the incredible hardship of losing everything — and a determination to end this cycle of victimhood and reach for a good future.
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His supporters further point to a 21997 ruling in which he overturned a determination that a Guantanamo detainee was an "enemy combatant," noting that the determination was based on almost exclusively classified evidence.
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It didn't say exactly how that determination will be made.
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Twitter makes the determination about what constitutes hate or harassment.
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These days, though, I face my inboxes with grim determination.
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My determination soaring, I turned to Instagram — and stopped short.
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It was great because it gave us even more determination.
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He said he'd need more information to make that determination.
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With such determination, no story can ever be entirely sad.
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With hard work and determination you can accomplish your goals.
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But they should have the right of determine — self-determination.
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HNA acknowledges the Swiss Takeover Board's determination on the subject.
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This determination was made after a review of the incident.
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I believed so much in my own determination and willpower.
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So she will review the resolution before making a determination.
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And be resolute in our determination to move forward together.
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But nothing else could have best fit Lambert's grim determination.
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The ME's determination is pending further information at this time.
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But they find courage and positivity in his unwavering determination.
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But that didn't break the sisters' determination to keep studying.
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And I'll need information to able to make that determination.
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I'm taken aback by their strength and courage and determination.
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But that "shared determination" won't include reopening of the negotiations.
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It will require patience and determination, but we must act.
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"We are very pleased with the judge's determination," Stern said.
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"It does factor into my determination," Wenzel told Page Six.
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It is the office's final determination in the actor's death.
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Mom's determination wasn't wholly focused on my future career, however.
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And at Netroots, there's a determination to carry that forward.
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Not many people have the same determination as this woman.
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Julie says her parents credit their marriage's longevity to determination.
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"I mean, let people make their own determination," Trump said.
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But they survived thanks to her determination to foster them.
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This is nothing new, merely a new generation of determination.
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Determination, resilience, and also an element of shamelessness is needed.
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America forged itself as a nation through unity and determination.
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He emphasized the company's brands and determination to fix problems.
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It enforced my determination to pursue a career in STEM.
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But Brody's parents decided to turn that anguish into determination.
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Do your research and make a determination for yourself. 33.
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It will require an unyielding determination and a cool head.
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Your discipline, your structure, your determination is incredible to me.
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I harnessed that determination and put it to good use.
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We have to believe in their talent, hunger and determination.
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"That determination has not been made," prosecutor Andrew Weissmann said.
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That determination could only be made after an actual investigation.
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Mueller also made no determination about whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Six months of determination from Ms. Tsai made that change.
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I went back to my shallow screens with new determination.
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But the determination in their voices rings loud and clear.
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I salute every BJP Karyakarta for their determination, perseverance & hardwork.
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For this reason, determination of price is a key factor.
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It takes determination, ingenuity and a little bit of laziness.
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Yet its willful determination to be outré proves its undoing.
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"Overall, [I had] increased zeal, focus and determination," Green says.
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Yesterday, August 8, Secretary of State Pompeo issued that determination.
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All tactics went out the window, just heart and determination.
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Mix in grit, determination and perseverance and you'll have success.
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" Yet those objections don't shake Cole's determination to vote "yes.
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"The OSR race is about grit and determination," she said.
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The determination of some of the girls is very good.
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His supporters admire his determination; his enemies disparage his stubbornness.
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Phyllis has brought that same determination to her native Montreal.
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Just a little hard work and determination changed her life.
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Single mothers are superheroes, masked in love and sheer determination.
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And have faith in our great American spirit and determination.
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He was impressed by her determination to get even higher.
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This precariousness fuels his determination to capitalize on his opportunity.
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Now, I surround myself with people with determination and drive.
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It was her attitude, her approach, her spirit, her determination.
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He stares into the distance with a look of determination.
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"I mean, let people make their own determination," he said.
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In comparison, Trump's determination represents a return to recent norms.
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"At some point, I'll make a determination," Mr. Trump said.
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The final determination will be made by a medical examiner.
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The hedgehog reaches his goal with obsessive, undistracted, purposeful determination.
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"At some point I will make a determination," Trump said.
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He was terrifying in his blank determination to subjugate Galatea.
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He said his determination to help this family came easily.
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President Trump will to confront the tyrants with America's determination.
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"It's a fabulous, fabulous testament to his persistence and determination."
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She's a real profile in courage and determination and intelligence.
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President Donald Trump makes the final determination on the details.
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Just little things, like her determination to learn to crawl.
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The clichéd story line pursues turgidity with a relentless determination.
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McGowan's determination to press her cause doesn't require the embroidery.
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You take a look, and you make your own determination.
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At the root of her success, she says, is determination.
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Perhaps experts could come up with a reasonable determination here.
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Courage, determination, and relentless drive made him a great leader.
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When she looks ahead, it is with optimism and determination.
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"That's for them to make the determination," she added later.
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For his critics, that determination tips at times into disdain.
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Despite her early fame and determination, Smith slipped onto obscurity.
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I thought it was their job to make this determination.
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Now, your questions: Niranjan, Connecticut: Does the Mueller report state that the attorney general should make the determination regarding obstruction of justice, or does it refer the report to Congress to make the determination?
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The determination that someone should have a representative payee is very different from the determination that someone should be involuntarily hospitalized, a process that does include an evaluation of someone's risk to themselves and others.
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A determination as to whether or not specifics acts of ISIS violence also constitute genocide should be made based on the facts alone, not on what the policy ramification of such a determination might be.
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It's a reality [...] one of grit and determination and sometimes violence.
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Their strength and determination encouraged me to continue to be involved.
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So we are looking at that, and we'll make a determination.
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Though, determination on an eighth season has yet to be made.
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"She loved to sing and had strength and determination," Jill said.
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White people would never have any hope of real self-determination.
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As part of the agreement, there was no determination of liability.
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In our determination, especially given the tragic events in Charlottesville, Dailystormer.
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But both senators have a determination to see Biden's candidacy stumble.
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Federal investigators have yet to make a determination in Banner's death.
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At the same time democratic states also enable collective self-determination.
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His family has sharply criticized the official determination of his death.
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Kasich and I made a determination where to focus our energies.
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Membership of the EU was incompatible with self-determination, they argued.
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Right now, that determination falls squarely on Republicans' tax reform push.
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Bodily autonomy and self-determination of gender are basic civil rights.
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Behind every A-list career is years of hustle and determination.
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And I love the determination and the passion that she has.
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Completing an American Ninja Warrior course takes more than just determination.
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Myanmar's minorities have long demanded self-determination under a federal system.
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We are disappointed that the judicial determination continues to be ignored.
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MVLL: The right of self-determination is regulated by the constitution.
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"We showed our character and determination," midfielder James Ward-Prowse said.
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"We're not here to make the final determination," Chaffetz said Tuesday.
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All one needs is hard work, determination, and an unbreakable will.
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More important is the determination of the municipal and national governments.
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But there is no doubting China's determination to push the pace.
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"These attacks won't deter our determination to fight terrorists," Sediqqi added.
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" She said, "I think anything's possible with hard work and determination.
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The determination was required by the 2016 National Defense Authorization Act.
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It has not been easy but his determination is paying off.
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As they warmed up, their smiles were replaced by steely determination.
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Happiness is a baby rhino playing in snow with spirited determination.
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"We have not come to any determination on collusion," Burr said.
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These days, Alzheimer's cripples that adventurous spirit, determination and strong will.
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Compelled by determination and momentum, Jin tried to do everything himself.
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Can Molly win over her skeptics with her spirit and determination?
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The resilience, determination and mental fortitude of this man is unmatched.
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We have people on the streets, angry, and with determination, marching.
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"[I learned] from books, determination, and lots of mistakes," she says.
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They seem opposites in perhaps every way but their willful determination.
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The sanctions determination was requested by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Gratitude, pride, and swashbuckling self-determination synchronize nicely with pedal steel.
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She carries that same determination going into her latest uphill battle.
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It was an emblem of the young country's determination to survive.
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But terrorists have consistently shown a determination to attack aviation targets.
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Ultimately, Barr made the determination not to pursue such a case.
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"There will be no amnesty," Mr. Trump said with renewed determination.
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She complimented Mr. Trump's primary opponents and praised her husband's determination.
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Their hard work, their passion and their determination has paid off.
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But regardless, they used Mueller's legal framework in making the determination.
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How did she make a credibility determination as to my client?
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A hearing officer will make a determination in the coming weeks.
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Collyer claims FSOC committed to making this determination in its initial
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"The Obama Administration's determination was wrong," Pruitt said in a statement.
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I'm just talking about his determination not to be traditionally presidential.
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"You constantly surprise me with your strength and determination," she wrote.
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Even local authorities could appreciate the group's sheer determination and craftsmanship.
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But the strength and determination of my clients keep me going.
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But her determination to understand practice rather than ideology is wise.
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Just leaving DC after #McCainsFuneral and am filled with optimism & determination.
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The department said it will issue its final determination on Feb.
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With their determination, optimism and patriotism, Ukrainians continue to defy expectations.
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The ITC is scheduled to make this determination around Dec. 28503.
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But on Thursday, it took some determination even to get there.
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Finally impressed by her determination, her boss gave her extra staff.
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The pride they had in those days, and the self-determination.
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Presidents have sometimes tried to influence Congress's determination of the number.
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Virginia, but it left that medical determination up to the states.
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Politicians in her party and abroad paid tribute to her determination.
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The West has consistently underestimated his determination and lack of scruples.
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Many people on the spectrum have a deep determination to succeed.
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In his mind, determination spars with dread, and creatively battles stagnancy.
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In the main characters, she saw the possibility for self-determination.
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His determination letter found no credible evidence of a policy violation.
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His determination letter found no credible evidence of a policy violation.
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Self-determination meant food security, and national autonomy meant territorial control.
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Some think that by sheer determination, one can overcome such issues.
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It does take determination, but that's only part of the equation.
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He admired her independence and determination, and that of her friends.
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The Goldman Prize regularly recognizes Latin American environmentalists with similar determination.
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National self-determination is not a license for attacks against minorities.
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Taksim became a symbol of his determination to impose his will.
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The experience solidified his determination to make cooking his life's work.
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To do this, we will need more political unity and determination.
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What's behind his bizarre determination to help an obvious bad actor?
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Duke approached the character of Hawk with a sense of determination.
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His visible physical resilience and determination were, it seems, changing minds.
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India outlawed prenatal sex determination in 1994, but enforcement is lax.
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What Graves expressed is not determination to target emissions in general.
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Hard work, determination, faith and resilience are the nucleus of success.
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It also signals Malaysia's determination to make an example of Goldman.
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That determination was based on activities surrounding the same water rule.
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That was meant to reflect his energy, determination and reforming zeal.
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I have no reason to doubt his determination to do so.
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She wore a black sparkling dress and a look of determination.
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BLACK DETROIT: A People's History of Self-Determination, by Herb Boyd.
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She's passionate about covering community stories of strength and self-determination.
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What did not change was congress's determination to thwart the president.
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Their determination to make something of their lives was truly striking.
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Rosmann says he admires Darla's determination to take on this cause.
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But most cheered Libecki on, astonished at his grit and determination.
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The determination of how to respond has not been established yet.
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But it will not erode our determination, courage in the future.
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Communication is next to impossible, and telling the story requires determination.
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Fortunately, the FDA is showing its determination to modernize and change.
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The ITC is due to make its determination around May 3.
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"Again," she said, "that would be a determination for the airline."
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"Co-determination" has a long history, and America should embrace it.
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Stories like his tell of both enormous sorrow and extraordinary determination.
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Although attendees barely filled half the seats, those present expressed determination.
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There's a determination here, and what is religion if not that?
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"We have not come to any determination on collusion," he said.
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That determination has garnered support from both major U.S. political parties.
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It doesn't value American independence and self-determination all that much.
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Images of troops, surecut determination creasing their brows, animating their locksteps.
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While the EPA is withdrawing the 2014 determination, which it wrote "was issued preemptively and is now outdated," the withdrawal does not constitute an approval of the permit application or a determination in the permitting process.
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Then, have determination, because if you have those things, you have your dreams, and then you encounter your realities and you learn, and you do it over and over again, because you have determination, you'll inevitably succeed.
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As a threshold matter, we believe that the determination of no standing is wrong as a matter of law, and the very analysis in the opinion compels a determination that the procurement was unlawful on several grounds.
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The bill would require an initial custody determination within 2202 hours of arresting an alien, and aliens who are detained would be entitled to a bond hearing within 2628 hours of when the initial determination is made.
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We fought a revolution for self-determination and the right to vote.
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We don't live in a society of self-determination, interdependence, and invitation.
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But as of late, Kardashian has been documenting his determination to workout.
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There has been no determination of origin or cause of either wildfire.
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It also celebrates their courage and determination throughout history and the present.
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When pressed, Trump continued: I mean, let people make their own determination.
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But the determination in Washington for success in the negotiations is intense.
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A federal agency normally takes weeks or months to issue a determination.
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His determination to politicize the issue is only adding to the doubts.
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Determination. It doesn't matter if you're first, last or anywhere in between.
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We do, many millions of them — and with determination, many millions more.
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Def Jam's determination to keep this Iggy thing going is respectful here.
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Set pieces are determination and a willingness that I can do better.
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It was a new invention thanks to last-minute stress and determination.
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Never underestimate Marchman's determination to be both wrong AND physically miserable simultaneously.
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Kevin also talks throughout the video ... sharing a powerful message of determination.
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Yet while the determination came through as genuine, the solution was...vague.
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I masked my feelings and marched on with a determination to succeed.
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Aguilar told a news conference that she disagreed with the comptroller's determination.
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This child has the determination and skills we should all strive for.
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Mr Modi's government has shown a strange determination to pass the bill.
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That determination changed under the Pai administration, which now says it is.
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It was about angst, it was about will, it was about determination.
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Mr. McMillon's family has sharply criticized the official determination of his death.
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By contrast, Walker and Brown's reveals celebrate sex and gender self-determination.
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The Up Stairs inferno only strengthened his determination not to back down.
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Since then the authorities have shown greater determination to curb financial risks.
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Charisma, strong determination, clarity of thinking, ruthless intellectual honesty and insatiable energy.
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I've learned a lot about myself in terms of determination and motivation.
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But a clear determination to stop tolerating damaging trade practices could help.
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He inspired people around the world with his drive, determination, and attitude.
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But should Google be in a position to make that determination itself?
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The U.N. Security Council expressed its determination to support the unity government.
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His hunger and determination to learn and succeed has made him irreplaceable.
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"Determination is key, whether you're on or off the court," she says.
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Humans still need to make the final determination, to avoid false positives.
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His opponents have long underestimated his regime's determination to cling to power.
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His racecraft and skill and determination is clear for all to see.
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He then doubled down on his determination to push back on China.
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His persistence and determination caught the attention of the USC coaching staff.
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"By the end of the week, we'll make a determination," he said.
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We'll make a determination at a later date about adding trading support.
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You are working to help Puerto Ricans bounce forward to self-determination.
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The CPSC is proposing a new determination for additives in certain plastics.
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Never have I seen such an amazing example of collaboration and determination.
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Behind Karmakar's achievement, is a story of guts, hard work, and determination.
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Students internalize a reality that with determination, they can provide for themselves.
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She highlighted Barr and Rosenstein's determination that Trump did not obstruct justice.
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"He was a man who showed great courage and determination," he said.
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The rise of so-called lone-wolf attacks has complicated that determination.
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It takes so much determination and mental and physical power and energy.
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"The distance traveled by the driver suggests a certain determination," Reverdy said.
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The FAA has yet to make a final determination on the aircraft.
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All his hilarious misadventures are motivated by a determination to help her.
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Everything is said with the calming placidity of experience and quiet determination.
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"That is a determination that will be made elsewhere," he told reporters.
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For Markey, the payoff is a reminder of the value of determination.
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Without President Trump's determination, resolve, courage we would not be here today.
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He has been outspoken about his determination to tear down liberal democracy.
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For peace and security, John Stuart Mill argued, self-determination is necessary.
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The determination of Hania's cause of death is still awaiting autopsy results.
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As investors know firsthand, getting it right takes patience, determination and resolve.
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Officials said they wanted to make a determination before Trump himself responds.
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Friday's determination was made "at the request" of intelligence agencies, Kirby said.
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On Sunday, there was no evidence to counter officials' determination of suicide.
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The determination does not affect Cosby's potential sentence for the assault charges.
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Yet, when she spoke, her voice was powerful and full of determination.
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That's certainly a big credit to his work ethic and his determination.
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Guadagnino's determination to alloy sex with self-discovery imbues his mature work.
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Few issues will require more imagination and determination that the Syrian crisis.
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But he did allow it to happen, so that was his determination.
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But Wednesday's decision seemed to require a considerable degree of stoic determination.
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The number one attribute for any entrepreneur is simple persistence and determination.
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The minor leagues are filled with stories of determination against long odds.
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This suggests determination to go after U.S.-China trade and investment imbalances.
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Statehood is also an issue of self-determination for the United States.
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Our courage, determination, and commitment has proved it time and time again.
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Despite her determination to maintain composure, a tear rolled down her face.
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Captivity tales fascinate us because they challenge our fantasy of self-determination.
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Seemingly superhuman determination and toughness have been hallmarks of Ginsburg's entire life.
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It's actually one part determination, one part ingenuity and one part laziness.
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Their smart risk-taking, focus, and determination are what make them successful.
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Determination makes a difference in the playoffs, but so do healthy bodies.
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"I would sue the federal government to defend California's determination," Jones said.
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There has not been a referendum on self-determination in Catalonia today.
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It might be a way to discover determination and leadership in oneself.
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You've been brought because of your determination in rounding out an answer.
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Clinton reflects a determination not to prosecute systematic and obvious unlawful conduct.
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It is that determination, that character, that has made you world champions.
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That's thanks in part to the determination, or necessity, of working women.
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Mr. Davidson took on the Taper assignment with determination and lofty goals.
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On Wednesday, the ACLU went to the FISC to challenge that determination.
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It's a variety of things like altitude, training, culture, and runners' determination.
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The men and women of the H.D.P. are campaigning with great determination.
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Though it did not end up helping much, it symbolizes national determination.
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I had to make their emotional dynamism, determination, wisdom and clarity convincing.
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But he, and we, can't help admiring their determination in reinventing themselves.
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On health care, a determination to deceive voters as much as possible.
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"He leads by example with his precision and determination," Mr. Yantrasast added.
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She runs, jumps and leaps into this yawning void with grim determination.
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In Chile, President Bachelet and her administration possess this bravery and determination.
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We do, many millions of them and with determination, many millions more.
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My loathing of guns had collided with my determination to master them.
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Reshaping any entrenched, calcified bureaucracy requires a balance of patience and determination.
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"I like Herman Cain, and Herman will make that determination," he said.
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The order for the determination was made under the Global Magnitsky Act.
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In fact, multiple doctors would have been involved in the final determination.
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Eventually, their hesitance gave way to a determination to handle it right.
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But to play professionally, you have to have the determination and focus.
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Rapsody, a rapper from North Carolina, emphasized women's power and self-determination.
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The bank also displayed an unusually high level of determination and unity.
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As an actor, Paul Dano brings determination and specificity to his work.
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He illustrated that determination with a story about a cross-country trip.
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I am inspired by her grit, determination, hope, unity as an answer.
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The ultimate determination is to be made by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Some women remember their abortions as a defining act of self-determination.
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"But his determination and perseverance allowed him to keep training," he says.
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The move highlights California's determination to be a leader on climate issues.
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Instead, she focuses on New York's determination to keep him locked up.
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He powered through the opening, impressing many with his determination and fortitude.
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Now I had choices and the basic human right of self-determination.
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Moving furniture gave him a measure of self-determination he badly craved.
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Butler says persistence and determination has been the key to her success.
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"I think everything in this world has consciousness and determination," he said.
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Getting others to believe in you involves being honest and showing determination.
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But Mr Fadnavis underestimated Shiv Sena's determination to stick to its demands.
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It's unclear how the discovery of additional emails might affect that determination.
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They will not go home pumped up with enthusiasm, determination and pride.
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Until the doctor makes his determination, no death certificate will be issued.
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But there are different forms of power, including that of self-determination.
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"He played with the right determination in the important moments," Nadal said.
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Together these obits tell a story of resilience and determination amid struggle.
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We want peace, stability, opportunity and self-determination for the Libyan people.
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They share a determination to undermine the land rights of Native peoples.
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TRUMP: Nothing is accurate now because we haven't made a final determination.
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Her speech reflected a resilient optimism; a determination to triumph over tribulation.
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It said would announce its final determination on or about Sept. 17.
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The neck operation did not hurt his determination, or his upbeat attitude.
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Trump and Republicans have shown a determination to keep the story alive.
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Would a determination by the chief justice be subject to judicial review?
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I thought that co-determination had some impact on big investment decisions.
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Without Churchill's determination, the Nazis would have won the war in Europe.
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Through determination, self-discipline, and a notable thwarting of pop music conventions.
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Few within soccer object to the brands' determination to acquire young talent.
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But it is not impossible -- if political will and diplomatic determination exist.
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That was just one sign of the determination that propelled her life.
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Self-Determination Act, meant to help tribes throughout the nation become more
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"It will have to be a case-by-case determination," she said.
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You serve with professionalism, respect, and determination in fulfilling DHS' important missions.
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He felt better having arrived at this determination, though the credenza remained.
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That requires focus and determination and a plan for getting things done.
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The determination is not binding and will be reviewed by the agency.
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I have a determination to always improve, always be in best condition.
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He deferred to the secretary of state's office to make that determination.
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Biegler said there were no trials or determination of guilt or innocence.
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This is a moral determination, our ability to tell right from wrong.
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The setbacks have not stopped Rylan's determination to push the N.W.H.L. forward.
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Like Brennan, she indicated a determination to remain on the high court.
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Tragically, we abandoned this rich history of self-determination in the 1960s.
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Fidyka prides himself on his determination, but also tries to be realistic.
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A final determination would need to be made by the Senate parliamentarian.
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For while the perforations evoke susceptibility, they also convey determination and frustration.
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If they say yes, the minister of justice makes the final determination.
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I wanted to face childbirth with an athlete's strength, confidence and determination.
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Most death determination is left to medical professionals, as it should be.
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The song is pure sugary pop, with undertones of determination and grit.
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"That determination has not been made," said special counsel attorney Andrew Weissmann.
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Congress will doubtless make its own determination whether the president obstructed justice.
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His effort and determination will always remain the hearts of all divers.
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We, Americans, claimed freedom: self-determination against tyranny, corruption, monopoly, and monarchy.
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I think of self-determination as a Black movement and ongoing practice.
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Their determination and unconditional kindness represents the best of who we are.
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"The Obama Administration's determination was wrong," Pruitt said in a press release.
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The 2025 determination is not a new regulation, so the EPA, under Trump, would likely have to go through an extensive process before withdrawing the determination, and could face lawsuits from environmental groups if they took that step.
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After the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people, they're terrific people but we are gonna make a determination at that.
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Millions of Americans are still walking with them -- in grief, solidarity and determination.
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" Another told Slamhood that she was a "herculean inspiration of grit and determination.
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Speaking about Greyson's speech therapy, Farley reflected on her son's determination and growth.
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The move underscored China's determination to curb growth in its massive steel sector.
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They have the right to make that determination, and we will respond accordingly.
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But their determination to win helped drive the price from $203,220 to $240,250.
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Her determination and fierce work ethic lead pushed her to break sales records.
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OPEC's determination to cut output stems from the recent plunge in oil prices.
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"There's been no determination of guilt or innocence," says her attorney David Felsen.
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Lucky Jupiter and Mars's determination will help you bullshit your way through anything.
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"I felt her determination to not just let her sister disappear," she says.
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I'm always impressed by the dogged determination of summer diners to guzzle Sancerre.
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I won't ever forget these children, their resilience and determination against all odds.
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Her story is one of fearless determination – but Clark isn't one to brag.
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The U.S. should respond with more sanctions and a formal determination of genocide.
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A hallmark of Trump's presidency has been his determination to curb illegal immigration.
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Corcoran isn't the only Shark to foreground the importance of determination and resilience.
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We are introduced to one of their brave ones rowing with intense determination.
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More than that, sport has been seen as a statement of self-determination.
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The concept of dieting became popularized, along with this sentiment of self-determination.
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You close the book feeling completely in awe of Li's strength and determination.
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I tried to walk with the same determination I saw in my cousin.
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As well as determination, Sialkot's businessmen have had their fair share of luck.
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But recent years have seen widespread revulsion and a determination to curb it.
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It looks like there is determination among Republican ranks to get this done.
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"What is important here is the solidarity and determination between us," he added.
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The Coast Guard followed their executive policies and procedures in making their determination.
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Still, not every close call ends with a determination that an insult occurred.
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But it will factor into the determination of company credit ratings going forward.
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By turning distrust into determination, frustration into fuel, and heartache into hard work.
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Woodrow Wilson founded his foreign policy on the principle of national self-determination.
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And his '100 Hundreds' are a testimony to his skill, grit and determination.
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She works hard, sometimes with humor, sometimes with tears, but always with determination.
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Hopefully this determination and hustle has been passed on to her little one.
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All individuals have the right to a final determination made by a person.
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"Impossible is just a starting point," Trump Jr. said of his father's determination.
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The determination of genocide eventually came over a year after the mass exodus.
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So there is a determination by the U.S. to solve this by dialogue.
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According to Chinese numerology, 48 represents a determination to prosper — as in business.
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Only a persuasive and consistent American determination could serve as a meaningful deterrent.
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Sims said the ACCC was expected to issue a draft determination in November.
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A final determination by the U.S. Commerce Department is scheduled for Feb. 22001.
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As such, she lacks the commitment and determination to marry into their family.
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It just shows you his determination and the kind of shape he's in.
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In the other two, yes, with a great deal of patience and determination.
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We will continue to act with determination to protect our sovereignty and citizens.
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That's why America has become the world's magnet of talent, creativity, and determination.
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Now, the folks at DxOMark are experts, and I trust their determination here.
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But he needs to sound the right note—of determination but not arrogance.
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"Never confuse determination with desperation," Gibson wrote when he re-Intagrammed Diesel's photo.
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So I think she showed exceptional grit and determination throughout this whole process.
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And, he was careful to teach them that success isn't won without determination.
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Will they now recover an equivalent determination to keep that good thing going?
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I noticed the glint in her eye and that serious look of determination.
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"I think I got my drive and determination from my mom," she says.
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And his personal story of determination and perseverance was recently celebrated in film.
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"I made a determination that I believed that it was unlawful," Yates said.
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FORD EXECUTIVE: NO DETERMINATION YET OF ERRORS IN FUEL ECONOMY LABELS, EMISSIONS CERTIFICATION
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Classified sources and methods were used to make that determination, the official said.
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We believe that with the right determination and leadership, America can do anything.
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She reportedly has shown great discipline and determination since she was a child.
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Mahadev displayed a level of sustained determination that Vazirani has never seen matched.
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With time, determination and self-reflection, Barack Obama became a much better president.
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As an immigrant, what I related to most in Akeem was his determination.
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Pelosi cast her determination to extend her career as a message to them.
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In fact, Coach Joe described Kardashian's strong determination to return to the gym.
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But with military and political determination we believe we can make it stick.
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" Former President George H. W. Bush also praised Peres's "unyielding determination and principle.
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So, the Happy Warrior is a powerful image, embodying America's optimism and determination.
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It's crucial that we act faster and with more determination than ever before.
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Unlocking this potential requires a smart strategy, and more than a little determination.
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But O'Connell's family is critical of the quick determination that she killed herself.
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All thanks to a drive and determination that we call the American spirit.
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We have enough financial resources and determination to use and optimise our potential.
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We're looking through them ... and I don't think they've reached that determination yet.
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None of this would have been possible without Alejandro's talent, vision, and determination.
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Dylan Petrohilos, who helped to organize it, objected to Facebook's determination on Twitter.
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"May the men who did this also die," she said with quiet determination.
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"This game is about determination, and how much you want it," Lundqvist said.
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The only question is: do we have the will and determination to succeed?
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Eating poi was suddenly political, an act of cultural salvage and self-determination.
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Squeeze to the very last drop — of concessions, determination, patience, the ticking time.
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The Warriors would have been celebrated for their determination, their moxie, their brilliance.
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"This is our truth," Sylvia says with grit and determination in her voice.
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" It's a movement, the website says, "guided by self-determination, dignity and respect.
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Despite the CIA determination, Trump has publicly said they aren't done gathering facts.
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Polisario says the referendum must be held on self-determination for the Sahrawis.
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When the knife slashed across his chest, Gutierrez's training and determination kicked in.
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The "likely" or "unlikely" determination could cause polls to overrepresent the likeliest voters.
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Barca lacked the hunger, fight or determination to break down a stubborn opponent.
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I have never met a man more resilient or with more invincible determination.
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Opponents argued that the agency violated procedural requirements in making the April determination.
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Her relatives described her as saying it with the "utmost seriousness and determination."
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So we should applaud President Trump and Greenblatt's dogged determination to bring peace.
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Donald has a deep and unbounding determination and a never-give-up attitude.
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Opponents argued that the agency violated procedural requirements in making the April determination.
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This apparently helped her make a determination as to where to send us.
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Cheng said she was very impressed with Noelle's maturity, determination, grace and grit.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission is scheduled to make a determination by Feb.
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I can work hard the way he did, and I have his determination.
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How could I have doubted the intrepid determination of music-loving New Yorkers?
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"The investigation into Lu is the best proof for such determination and resolve."
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All you need is $29 and every ounce of determination to make it.
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It's hard to parse this determination, and even experts disagree on each case.
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This progress is thanks to the effort and determination of Americans like you.
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"Zion's incredible determination, character and play are inspiring," Jordan said in a statement.
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Momtaz, however, found her second sister through a combination of determination and luck.
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It takes awareness, determination, and maybe even inviting someone to hold you accountable.
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FERC does not have enough, or consistent enough, data to make that determination.
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The ACCC said it was seeking feedback on its draft determination by Jan.
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These concerns, in addition to other failures, were the basis for the determination.
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The interim steps remain in place pending any final determination of any appeal.
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Their determination and resolve having experienced such an unspeakable tragedy was awe inspiring.
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Such a determination from a federal agency normally would take weeks or months.
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But Molina's determination to help the poor wasn't satisfied by little-league soccer.
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But I think most frustrating is the feeling of having no self-determination.
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This determination has garnered the drum machine virtuoso plenty of success thus far.
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It will take time and determination to pull it back from the brink.
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"I'm clear in my determination to continue to work on myself," he said.
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The determination is based on an extensive, years-long research and analysis process.
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An ICE deportation officer granted an initial determination of bond in their favor.
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Their purpose was to break my determination, to make me accept their power.
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At the determination of her physician, she was tested for COVID-19 today.
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"Why shouldn't we give very significant weight to the Congress's determination?" he asked.
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Others applauded the self-determination exhibited by both the hippo and the armadillo.
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To anyone who has crossed paths with Lopez since, her determination is unmissable.
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To Lopez, that is another instance where mind-over-matter determination should prevail.
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Palestinians and Jews both have the right to self-determination, based on equality.
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And the President agreed, and that's why he made that determination last night.
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They're going to judge it based on the facts and make a determination.
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"Once we have all the facts, we'll make a policy determination," he added.
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I eat my way through all that with a John Wick-like determination.
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Sports too is a form of expression, excellence at some point, human determination.
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But spunk, determination and a growing push for gentrification have brought major changes.
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He had some measure of self-determination … … Played by his own rules. Right.
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"I will protect French wine with genuine determination for many reasons," Tusk said.
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For the Israeli government, the Palestinian right to self-determination is a threat.
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The same determination that led her astray would push her to stay alive.
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Conscientious objection by doctors necessarily limits a patient's own right to self-determination.
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I look up to his determination and self-confidence on the golf course.
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A determination on the viability of the offers is expected within the month.
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I reserve the right to make the determination of what I would do.
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Still, GOP senators expressed determination to make sure the surveillance authorities remain intact.
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The question is how do you make the determination, and that's what's challenging.
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With Julian's determination and his boyfriend's skill set, they began perfecting their blend.
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In this alone, one senses the voracious depth of Wong's determination and genius.
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As of Monday evening, Nash was holding firm on his determination to decline.
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And the president agreed, and that's why he made that determination last night.
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Why is there "a problem inherent in self-determination," according to the essay?
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That's one of the reasons Israel supports the Kurds' right to self-determination.
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You have that determination too — it's what moved you to write to us.
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I had a rhyming dictionary, the dictionary — it was just practice and determination.
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Don't be afraid to do a bit of research to make a determination.
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He cried as he spoke of his son's determination to leave the country.
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He showed determination and belief, always the hallmarks of German sides, until now.
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Solving this problem, like any government-induced mess, will take time and determination.
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Or is he more focused on limiting trans kids' rights to self-determination?
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"Saudi Runaway" is a starkly complementary story of incarceration, liberation and self-determination.
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It's a people's right to self-determination who are in peril of extermination.
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Instead, it stresses his determination to take Britain out of the European Union.
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The group's determination and organisation were evident in several homes toured by Saadi.
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But they could never take away our determination to fight for working people.
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But under the Trump administration, officials revisited that determination and found it incorrect.
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The pictures represent months of hard work, 42lbs lost, focus, determination, and dedication.
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I convinced myself that reaching the summit was only a matter of determination.
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A final Commerce Department determination in that case is expected by July 18.
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To "hold your head high," for example, is to show pride and determination.
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This would be the culmination of decades of struggle for Kurdish self-determination.
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This determination of both sides to raise the stakes risks predictably dangerous consequences.
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What starts out as a study of savagery becomes a lesson in determination.
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Once this determination is made, they could quickly move on in the search.
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But what OilRig's hackers lacked in sophistication, they made up for in determination.
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China's communist regime has opposed the movement for self-determination in Hong Kong.
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Schultz credits his success with Starbucks to his fierce determination and unwavering persistence.
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"He showed determination, but he was open, and he listened," Mr. Berger said.
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They found destruction, pessimism and blame, but also resilience and determination to rebuild.
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By Saturday night, much of that optimism had yielded to anger and determination.
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Denying Palestinians the right to self-determination, by contrast, is US + Israeli policy.
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"You could argue it," Quenneville said sharply when asked about the final determination.
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It is a determination made by the trade magazine, not by the artist.
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" Vezain noted that she had "confronted cancer with courage, humor, determination and optimism.
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Her story of determination surprised and inspired people inside and outside the hospital.
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It specifically asks the President to make a determination in relation to Khashoggi.
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Sanders said that determination would be left to local and federal law enforcement.
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"I was impressed by his spirit and determination," Bush said after the call.
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But the aide underlined the president's determination to see his pension overhaul through.
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Greater fears breed harsher repression, spawning stronger resistance and then more government determination.
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The Trump administration's determination is formally set to take effect in late November.
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"Determination: After investigation, the allegations of sexual harassment are substantiated," the report concluded.
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The title track testified to the experiences and determination of a dispossessed people.
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She declared her determination to give herself over to her true "lover," poetry.
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But she said the attacker had underestimated the determination of Ms. Stefaniak's family.
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She's willing to tromp out into the woods as proof of her determination.
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"It's saying, 'don't question my determination'" to stabilize market expectations, the trader said.
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And so she used her own self-determination to give herself economic power.
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And in this campaign I have seen again our remarkable diversity and determination.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio last week called for an immediate determination of genocide.
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The department said the settlement resolved the allegations without any determination of liability.
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"After the border is secured and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people, they're terrific people but we are going make a determination at that," he said.
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"We will announce the buyer for these (divested) branches and their assets following the determination by the Department of Justice of the buyer's competitive suitability, which determination is still pending," Brent Wilder, a spokesman for Huntington said in an email statement.
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Mike Pence has some obligations under the 25th Amendment, and just as you would not make a determination about somebody's capacity because their heart wasn't working right, you wouldn't make a medical determination for any other reason without medical advice.
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Although valid declarations under the Antiquities Act require a determination that the landmarks, structures and objects defined as national monuments are of historic or scientific interest, the president is not required to establish these facts or present proof of such determination.
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Even so, the U.S. determination to reassert its deterrence over Iran, and Iran's apparent determination to respond to U.S. actions with a direct strike on the United States, raised the prospect of a long-simmering cold war becoming a hot one.
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At the same time, some promoters of B.D.S. support Palestinian self-determination while opposing Jewish self-determination, and are ultimately fighting not for an end to the occupation (which I also oppose) but an end to the state of Israel.
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A Commerce Department fact sheet on the determination can be seen at bit.ly/2EEJfU7.
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Done with enough determination, propping up coal could stall progress towards decarbonising the economy.
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With Dollar General, the Court's tie helps affirm native groups' rights to self-determination.
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The Rwandan government had demonstrated the determination and thoroughness of its approach to vaccinations.
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With hard work and determination, childhood dreams do come true — just ask The Rock.
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But the problem-solving, which relies on grit, determination and resilience, remains the same.
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But a human always makes the determination whether to pull something from the platform.
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Millie Santiago said there should be no question about the determination of Puerto Ricans.
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The final determination is expected to be made in August, The Mercury News reported.
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Maidana's pure grittiness and unerring determination made him one of boxing's most beloved competitors.
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His quiet, fierce determination was a daily reminder that paralysis never damaged his soul.
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That's the determination from investigators with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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"Congratulations to PM for her determination in getting today's deal," he said on Twitter.
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Moore showed generations of women that hard work and determination could get them anywhere.
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The AGI would leverage its cognitive superpowers to escape containment and achieve self-determination.
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The double-homicide determination, Gomes said, was developed from six weeks' worth of evidence.
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The determination of German and Dutch soldiers to make this experiment work is admirable.
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"Those who question our determination will soon understand they made a mistake," Erdogan added.
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One thing Trump has been clear on is his determination to tighten U.S. borders.
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But his determination as an entrepreneur flows over into his belief in Puerto Rico.
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And I believe that Puerto Rico ought to have the right of self-determination.
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The commission is due to make its final determination on or about March 20.
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But her determination to turn this temporary gig into a permanent one is notable.
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"I will be a flight attendant like her," the young woman said with determination.
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Adam Silver compares Kobe Bryant and David Stern and their determination to win. pic.twitter.
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At the time, however, determination on an eighth season was yet to be made.
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I wish I had this same determination when it came to understanding my taxes.
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Starting a retirement plan takes a dose of determination and a bit of strategy.
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And no one is coming even close to extolling a message of self-determination.
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Maybe. But I was not committed because someone made that determination fairly and considerately.
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"We need a clear political approach, not just an ad hoc determination," flagged Bath.
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Ms Jones brings a steely determination to her character that is compelling to watch.
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Born in 27, Pešta lived according to the larger Czech struggle for self-determination.
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I love the grit and determination and the unapologetic, survivalist tenacity that she has.
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Dogged determination doesn't get you very far if you don't understand the whole situation.
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"Zion's incredible determination, character and play are inspiring," Michael Jordan said in a statement.
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It would be impossible to make that kind of determination from the space station.
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It's mostly just nice to know that, given enough expertise and determination, you could.
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His courage, humor and determination to get the most from life was an inspiration.
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Both countries held self-determination referendums to address similar demands from Quebec and Scotland.
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Throughout our journey together, your determination and can-do attitude made the real difference.
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Despite my determination to be a good friend, I was at a total loss.
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That's exactly the determination Chicago's Independent Police Review Authority is investigating in these cases.
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Her determination has earned her a nickname among the hikers on the trail: Ironwill.
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International law does not recognise a right to self-determination in an advanced democracy.
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Laziness is an absolute deal-breaker for Jackson, who values hard work and determination.
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It took hard work, patience, determination and vision—and it took a long time.
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Hall's hands move with a delicate determination, not quite caressing the objects they made.
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Making that determination, Soltani says, will take a careful reading of the app's disclosures.
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Their scientists don't really know where the American insect keeps its sex determination machinery.
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" Rhimes was struck by Wright's determination to see her circumstances as a "teachable moment.
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That determination will be made at the time designated for consideration of the resolution.
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And boy was that a fast determination, wow," Trump said, adding, "That's bribery folks.
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The individual then has the opportunity to appeal twice before final determination is made.
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He identifies with the animal for its tenaciousness, its determination to protect its turf.
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"That determination will be one of the first things we&aposll address," Churchward said.
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If you could criticize Camozzi for anything, it won't be for his dogged determination.
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Our determination to fight against terror will never be deterred by attacks like this.
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A determination of genocide raises important considerations for criminal, diplomatic and even military responses.
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It requires grit, and determination, and all too often a good deal of luck.
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However, Clark says, murder charges are possible pending the determination of cause of death.
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Because it's true — smiling doesn't get you everywhere, but hard work and determination does.
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You gotta watch the video and appreciate Hawk's sheer determination -- it's crazy inspirational. #Legend
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"There's a group of four Republican senators who have really shown determination," Hulse said.
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Success often comes from determination and a deeply held conviction in your own ability.
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In many ways, Kimbal Musk shares his brother Elon Musk's determination to improve humanity.
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"I see the steel in their eyes, the determination in their spirit," he said.
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Does whatever you're calling for allow for self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians?
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Beijing has reiterated its determination to tackle air pollution despite increasing economic downturn pressure.
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But you don't fall into that category to where you can make that determination.
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"No final determination has been made into the cause of the fire," Snyder said.
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The judge's initial determination is not binding and will be reviewed by the agency.
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Losing weight — hell, achieving any healthy fitness goal — takes loads of determination and time.
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Delhi, India (CNN)Manju Gaur climbs the staircase with a fierce but steady determination.
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And that determination is less about dusty tomes of law, and more about sociology.
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The court relied on the Briseno factors, seven state guidelines in making that determination.
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They also remain steadfast in their determination to undershoot the target they've already got.
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The majority of the current 22016,22016 enrollments were added after that determination was made.
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As her determination and confidence grew, Harper began to talk more often as well.
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So far, the U.S. government has shown bipartisan determination to continue engagement in Afghanistan.
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"The Secretary did not make the determination to reinstate ACICS," spokeswoman Liz Hill said.
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Ms. Rose burns with Kizzy's determination to hang on to her sense of self.
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The president is waiting for all the facts rather than make a hasty determination.
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The court's decision was not a final determination on the merits of the case.
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Sultana's family is wary of her passion for education but surrenders to her determination.
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The administration has 120 days to respond with a determination under the Magnitsky law.
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He said managers at Apple similarly told him the algorithm was behind the determination.
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Here, her lifelong "determination to rise" makes for a moving paean to female aspiration.
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It investigates identity and self-determination through traditional headdresses from Africa and the West.
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Competition with Diana also stoked Unity's determination to outdo Diana's fascism by following Hitler.
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His determination and entrepreneurial spirit is inspiring and rivals that of the biggest companies.
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However, Mueller did not make a determination on whether Trump obstructed justice while president.
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It is the first time the Supreme Court has ever made this public determination.
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All non-free-trade agreement exports are required to attain a public interest determination.
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Yet the campaign had a devastating effect on the South's determination to continue fighting.
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And then we showed Quentin what we could do and he made a determination.
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A final determination will be made when the Medical Examiner's Office completes its investigation.
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He says he denies it, so I think they'll have to make that determination.
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If your community thinks a drone curfew is appropriate, they can make that determination.
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You make a determination is this is not the right place to challenge it.
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My determination to return to the hospital for get better care saved my life.
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It still too early to predict how Congress will respond to this judicial determination.
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So while we always intended to come back, that crash just solidified our determination.
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The region's nonbinding self-determination referendum in 2014 laid the groundwork for Sunday's vote.
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My sadness and frustrations are fuel, if only for when sheer determination fails me.
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Saint Gobain said it would continue with determination to seek a takeover of Sika.
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And in another sense, there is this core that is resilient and this determination.
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As ever, Pickett displayed some ridiculous, unnatural heart and determination to last the course.
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My sadness and frustrations are fuel, if only for when sheer determination fails me.
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One problem with trying to make this determination is that healthcare is not monolithic.
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So what came up today was our preliminary determination that that was the case.
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Instead, it's a mixture of things like training, culture, biology, and the runner's determination.
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Improvements in women's rights, education and self-determination generally lead to lower birth rates.
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He urged banks to tackle bad loans "with determination" and strive to cut costs.
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Ideally, you should make this determination as soon as you get the credit card.
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" But the new policy, she said, "demonstrates the Chinese government's determination to save elephants.
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But some Democrats said the Census Bureau's new figures reinforced their determination to resist.
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"Women have to just keep on with their determination and be relentless," she said.
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"This act only reinforces our determination to fight against discrimination," she wrote on Twitter.
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Both men displayed a fierce determination in the way they overcame their inauspicious beginnings.
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It's not an exact science, and the determination may rely in part on intuition.
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And there's discipline, but in the end there's a self-determination that goes on.
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With the video for "Speculate" from The Everlasting Wave, he showcases his self-determination.
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But the state Republicans have voiced their own determination to hold onto their control.
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Asking for self-determination or Hong Kong's full independence from China are controversial ideas.
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The inimitable Viola Davis's suffering and steely determination seem obviously destined for awards conversations.
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Pakistan says it only provides moral support to the Kashmiri right to self-determination.
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We're not there yet, but I think we're close to coming to some determination.
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Instead, doctors try to respect and promote the patient's self-understanding and self-determination.
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Jewish self-determination: democratic, sovereign and upholding the rule of law in our homeland.
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Disney has the right to beat Comcast's proposal — and the determination to do so.
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But they returned to work last week with determination and a string of jokes.
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Without a doubt, the administration should be commended for its determination to reform Medicaid.
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Then a determination will be made about whether to close the school for longer.
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The 2016 election of Donald J. Trump only strengthened her determination to envision hope.
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But back then it had a big impact on me and my self-determination.
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The Eurosceptics reshaped British politics because they had a single aim and unflinching determination.
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Per Bloomberg, this signals a determination by the U.S. to develop intermediate-range capabilities.
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Moreover, given Johnson's apparent determination to take Britain out of the EU on Oct.
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He declared a determination to institute the death penalty for mass murder hate crimes.
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Two rivals, Microsoft and Google, have shown the most determination to narrow Amazon's lead.
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May's determination to raise the bar for what is considered a strategic foreign investment.
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Still, if we don't always know what drives Curie, we see the determination itself.
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It's devoted to music of uplift and self-determination from across the African diaspora.
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But Alison Brie deftly balances brittleness with determination, and the entire ensemble is lovable.
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"Kobe's leadership and fierce determination is unmatched by anyone I've ever seen," Boeheim said.
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Their bravery, single-minded determination, and commitment to African conservation is deeply deeply humbling.
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Burakowski said making that determination involves looking at more than just current competitor prices.
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Senior administration officials said Duke did not make a determination on Honduras's TPS designation.
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He said police have not made a final determination of fault in the investigation.
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A final determination on her license will be made once her case is resolved.
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"Her determination and perseverance on this issue has certainly made a difference," he said.
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It is a show of U.S. determination ahead of President Obama's trip to Vietnam.
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It's that entrepreneurial, self-driven determination to bring ideas to life that drives me.
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In a different sphere, she was a model of persistence and determination and individuality.
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The determination of bosses to find the whistleblower and punish them is so strong.
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" In his message, Adnani appealed to the faithful to launch lone-wolf attacks. "Determination!
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But she also recalled her determination when Paramore started in a male-dominated scene.
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"That's a determination that we would leave up to Attorney General Sessions," Sanders said.
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A lot of it speaks to his skill level, but it's also his determination.
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Can it suggest experiential freedom, ability to transgress and disobey, emancipation and self-determination?
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This determination involves two factors: distance from the engines and distance from the lavatories.
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This is a determination by President Trump that he wants to be all powerful.
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It was brass, hope, determination and urbanity — all traits I associated with musicals — incarnate.
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But a final determination of what happened to the flight could take some time.
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But the court ruled Friday that the EPA wasn't allowed to make that determination.
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The rule sets out the steps the lender must follow to make this determination.
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It's not fancy, but it wins you over with the determination of its heroines.
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Optimism gives me the power and determination to finish the works I have started.
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But don't fall into the trap of mistaking determination for an unwillingness to change.
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In ethical terms, we talk of individual autonomy, or the right of self-determination.
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Each importing countries customs office maintains the right for final determination of tariff treatment.
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For a fleeting moment, there was optimism that Taiwan would enjoy greater self-determination.
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Congress did its part when we invoked Global Magnitsky Act for a presidential determination.
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It is a populist approach to what should be an economic and regulatory determination.
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Shlomo and Tamir got out of the car with the vacant determination of zombies.
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"It's not always just raw stuff, it's work ethic, determination, execution, competitiveness," Hazen said.
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Co-determination doesn't guarantee corporate growth and profits, but it certainly doesn't undermine them.
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"Co-determination is just like democracy," the political scientist Stephen J. Silvia told me.
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It is impossible for the public to reach that determination without knowing two things.
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But women have more self-determination in politics than they do in corporate America.
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Instead, it's more about sexual self-determination, and defining yourself in line with that.
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Any determination should start with the presumption that more speech is better than less.
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But it's an opportunity to reaffirm the dignity and self-determination of all people.
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That determination to carefully engineer each sound is what makes her productions so unique.
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" Fiat Chrysler said in a statement Bigland's incentive pay was subject to a board committee determination and his "eligibility for his award remains subject to that determination and completion of a Board-level evaluation of issues that are the subject to governmental investigations.
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" Fiat Chrysler said in a statement Bigland's incentive pay was subject to a board committee determination and his "eligibility for his award remains subject to that determination and completion of a board-level evaluation of issues that are the subject to governmental investigations.
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"After the border is secure and after everything gets normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that they're talking about, who are terrific people — they're terrific people, but we are going to make a determination at that," he said.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended the law, which says only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country and downgrades Arabic from an official language, saying it is necessary in order to fend off Palestinian challenges to Jewish self-determination.
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" Fiat Chrysler said in a statement Bigland's incentive pay was subject to a board committee determination and his "eligibility for his award remains subject to that determination and completion of a board-level evaluation of issues that are the subject to governmental investigations.
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He said he would need to see the painting himself before making a final determination.
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No company, no matter how prepared, can withstand the determination and resources of a country.
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U.N. talks have failed to broker an agreement on how to decide on self-determination.
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Legally, Barr's determination ensures that the Justice Department will not indict Trump under Barr's watch.
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Scars, wrinkles, stretch marks, and tattoos tell intimate stories of surgeries, survival, and self-determination.
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They discussed concepts like democracy and self-determination into the early hours of the morning.
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In Florida, a determination is typically made when someone has been missing for five years.
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She's a regular person who has extraordinary focus, determination, and courage, and she's overcoming adversity.
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In the West Wing, there was still determination to force a vote the following day.
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The officials all stressed that so far there has been no determination of any wrongdoing.
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The officials all stressed that so far there has been no determination of any wrongdoing.
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Any final determination on McClendon's cause of death will come from a coroner, Citty said.
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Plus, this kind of determination is not supposed to be a decision on the merits.
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"It shows China's determination to reduce regulatory arbitrage and further contain financial risk," Liu said.
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President Donald Trump's D-Day commemoration speech featured moving stories of heroism, determination, and grit.
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Both have an attitude of stubborn optimism and determination, and crack jokes along the way.
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And we made a determination to do it, so the missiles were on the way.
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The senators asked Pompeo to provide a formal determination about the actions of Myanmar's military.
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Making a determination on the cause of the crash could take more than 18 months.
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He was, he was not going to make a determination one way or the other.
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In fact, most founders of groundbreaking companies show an impressive level of determination, he says.
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Thrown by her mother's impending death, Selina swings wildly from callous disdain to manic determination.
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Sports keep you physically and mentally healthy, teach you important relationship skills and forge determination.
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In any case, this dangerous show of determination is bound to be a costly one.
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"You do it over and over again because you have determination — you will inevitably succeed."
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"Nothing but God's strength and my determination that got me through that race," Harrison added.
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Sometimes all you need is determination and a friend to help you along the way.
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To reach that determination, scientists collected samples from under the ocean's surface using two methods.
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Faced with this threat, together we will continue to respond with determination, composure and dignity.
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Nevertheless, alongside the self-determination and agency asserted through this critique, there is undeniable pain.
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It will go back to the states and the states will then make a determination.
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It will go back to the states, and the states then can make the determination.
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It will go back to the states, and the states will then make a determination.
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Nevertheless, Mr Trump's determination to shake up the status quo may yet have global consequences.
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Such uncertainties will reinforce the determination of Canada and Mexico to diversify their trade relationships.
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To understand Caesar's simultaneous almost paralyzing fear and determination, you need to hear his story.
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She can imbue an irritated glower with determination, pain, and comic effect all at once.
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How might the engineers behind that computer craft an algorithm to make such a determination?
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"The Obama Administration's determination was wrong," EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said in a statement Monday.
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He noted that the determination that the crime was justified rests with the district attorney.
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This week, they got to see each other's courage and determination in a desperate situation.
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"That's a long time from now to predict whether we'll make that determination," he said.
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Her sense of self-determination is what ultimately causes that much sought-after Woody pivot.
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PROFESSIONAL success, we are often told, is won through natural talent, hard work, and determination.
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Clinton alluded to that determination, even in his final days, in her remarks on Friday.
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This, obviously, is very different; Hong Kong is fighting for its right to self-determination.
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There's Blanchett's wry right-hand woman, shaking her head with impressed amusement at Debbie's determination.
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"Her determination, her drive to become better, to win more races, it's unbelievable," he said.
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Subjectivity comes in the determination of the future earnings, as well as the discount rate.
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That's the determination of exactly who the delegates who vote for the nominee will be.
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Mr Puigdemont invokes "the legitimate right to self-determination of a thousand-year-old nation".
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Joshua Wong says that his new party -- Demosistō -- "will demand self-determination" for Hong Kong.
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It also means, however, that anyone with determination can easily take advantage of the bugs.
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"They made a determination that abuse and neglect of the children had occurred," prosecutors said.
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But now Trump is saying that the FBI's determination was part of a "rigged" result.
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The U.S. president has said he'll make a determination about potential new tariffs soon thereafter.
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Reaching that milestone, however, takes determination, especially if you don't start until later in life.
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Americans will soon be able to tally up the evidence and make their own determination.
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At this early stage, the angst and determination has yielded only baby steps toward answers.
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Yet his determination and political acumen repelled Rastorguev, who had an anarchist's suspicion of power.
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In particular, adults should focus on how those figures overcame adversity through determination and persistence.
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Inquiries regarding the determination of the Chief Medical Examiner should be directed towards my office.
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Football has always been an effective vehicle for many American values—grit, determination, toughness, winning.
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While Pruitt's final determination document is five pages longer than McCarthy's, it's also double-spaced.
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In an admirable show of restraint, the FDA left the tasty part to individual determination.
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When he does emerge to confront Vulture, even the villain has to admire Peter's determination.
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He argued that all this violated his right to self-determination and was therefore unconstitutional.
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"She loved to sing and had strength and determination," Jill McCluskey wrote of her daughter.
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What the news didn't come with was any determination of what was behind the outbreak.
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"Secretary Zinke has always supported the principles of tribal sovereignty and self-determination," McCain said.
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But how can they square that with the self-determination of illiberal cultures and nations?
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"Our determination to reach and sustain zero harm is our most pressing challenge," Cutifani said.
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And just like Elizabeth, Victoria's youth and determination aided her well early in her reign.
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Defense experts diagnosed him as suffering from paranoid schizophrenia, a determination disputed by prosecution experts.
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"We have every confidence and determination to defend our country & #democracy!" she wrote on Twitter.
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In La La Land, this is the sound of perseverance, determination, and single-minded focus.
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I've seen you, the American people, in all your decency, determination, good humor, and kindness.
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Do exchange inventories, published each day by the LME, actually matter much in price determination?
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I love her determination and sheer will power to not accept defeat on any level.
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It recommended that a judicial probe be conducted to make a determination on the allegations.
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AND THERE IS A CLEAR IMPETUS, A CLEAR DETERMINATION ON BOTH SIDES TO MOVE FORWARD.
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Starting from humble roots, Tracy created a multi-million dollar brand through determination and moxie.
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In another instance, Barr's language on obstruction doesn't fully capture Mueller's determination on the issue.
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"This is not a determination to see if he was legally insane," Getting told reporters.
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A determination that workers are employees would affect the profits and valuations of these startups.
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"Yes," she said with searing determination, her eyes aglow with the superpower of being seen.
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"Then she will make a determination on where she will go from there," he said.
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When you see his determination in this video, it's hard to doubt he'll do it.
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But, he thinks most people can tackle the job with a little bit of determination.
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Yes, it's possible to travel the world for free — with some determination and hard work.
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The delay was sharply criticized by lawmakers and others who have advocated for the determination.
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Francken belongs to Flemish nationalist party N-VA, which is supportive of Catalan self-determination.
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Our friends will never question our support, and our enemies will never doubt our determination.
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Lydia ricochets through scenes with determination and a steadfast belief that she is always right.
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You're already better off than most people thanks to your strength of will and determination.
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Sandberg said the public deserves "Not just an apology, but determination" to fix the problem.
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A final determination in the countervailing duty investigation is scheduled to be announced on Aug.
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Howard's vulnerability and determination really sell the material, even when the script overplays its hand.
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Yet the force of the tie has been a joint determination to overcome such differences.
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It is the same determination that built America and will help it continue to thrive.
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You need four things in any situation: persistence, determination, hard work, and to not quit.
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She is talking about her determination, which is obvious, and her aims, which aren't, always.
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In 2016, he sent his executives trekking through the desert to demonstrate his company's determination.
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The Obama EPA determined the standards were achievable, but Pruitt concluded that determination was wrong.
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Just grabbed his coat and his bag, and strode, with determination, out the front door.
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So it was never given the chance of self-determination enjoyed by other British colonies.
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