Africa's problems are not so distant from the developed world.
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As distant from a boring rectangle as is humanly possible.
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They're things that are either imaginary or distant from us.
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Harmonies distant from one another intermingle in an open space.
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As unions get weaker, Democrats grow distant from organized labor.
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Maybe it evokes something far away, distant, from the past.
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"I try to keep myself distant from the demons," Kruise laughs.
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The Earth never seems to be too distant from the moon.
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Their horror is separate, distant from who they imagine they are.
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I'd rather try to stay cynical and slightly distant from it.
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Sorrentino soon grew distant from family and his college sweetheart, Lauren Pesce.
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Consumer price growth remained distant from the BOJ's ambitious 2 percent target.
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Even close together, these two people can seem distant from each other.
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"He was always critical and distant from the government," Mr. Adrià said.
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I see all the others as very distant from Juve right now.
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But none seemed as distant from his own party as Mr. Trump.
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Above all, Chee blocks our engagement by keeping Lilliet distant from us.
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Kids are here with no connection; growing up distant from their Jewish culture.
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At the same time, he was distant from other aspects of his heritage.
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Contrarily, the CSZ quake is huge, and yet relatively distant from the city.
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No longer a planet, so distant from its Sun, so cold, so lonely.
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"Usually, you want the name that's furthest distant from your own," he says.
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Jews grow distant from Israel and from Israeli Jews sometimes just because of
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I'm seeing [organizations] give money to folks that are distant from those communities.
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I rarely leave my apartment and keep distant from others when I do.
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Never had I felt so distant from a person so close to me.
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The event, though historically close to the White House, has grown distant from Trump.
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And the margins were much more distant from the center than they are today.
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But even Lucas' galaxy far, far away isn't too distant from the final frontier.
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Wakatabe said consumer prices were still distant from the BOJ's 2 percent price target.
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Kuroda has said it's premature to discuss one with inflation distant from his target.
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Britain, too, now has its "flyover country," a nationalist heartland distant from the metropolis.
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Though they are geographically distant from each other, the cultural connections are surprisingly strong.
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Thirty miles inland from Ravenna, Faenza is calmly distant from Italy's major tourist routes.
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The problem is visible not just in Germany but in Spain, distant from Russia.
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They felt distant from both family traditions and the conventions of their adopted country.
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We wish to remain distant from the situation that Lindsie's parents find themselves in.
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But she said it was too distant from her small world to feel real.
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It wasn't called AIDS at the time, but it seemed so distant from us.
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Latinos are becoming more distant from the U.S. political process, according to a new report.
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As a teenager he grows more distant from his mother and timidly explores his sexuality.
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The truth is, human beings have become distant from nature, and increasingly from each other.
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Schafer himself told me Democrats had grown too distant from the concerns of the state.
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But it was very distant from the cognition you might find in a real animal.
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Don't be too far, you'll become distant from them and, subconsciously, detached from the meeting.
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Barren Island was selected largely for its location, distant from the main centers of population.
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Many of the seats in the huge shoe box feel insuperably distant from the players.
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But at the same time his view is not too distant from a common idea.
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The people at the top and the middle class are increasingly distant from each other.
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I then applied to new schools, including Edwards, as distant from California as I could get.
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Since the book's release, Caitlyn Jenner said that she had grown distant from step-daughter, Kim.
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She felt distant from these men, as though they were not even from the same species.
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A Reuters/Ipsos national opinion poll suggests black voters are feeling more distant from the party.
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Annual core consumer inflation stood at 0.6% in June, remaining distant from the BOJ's 2% target.
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When Emily was a teenager, her mother died, and she became mysteriously distant from her father.
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Mr. Vinas had few prospects and even less money, and had grown distant from his family.
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Do we stay distant from her when she already has so much mental burden from chemo?
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In government, you're sometimes distant from reality, but we're close to everything, and that's a strength.
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Annual core consumer inflation stood at 0.5% in November, remaining distant from the BOJ's 2% target.
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He admitted that he was not — the field of evolutionary biology is distant from his own.
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"Anything that is distant from Brussels orthodoxy, be it Trump or Putin, is 'cool,'" the source said.
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The two teens sit silently in a park, close but clearly feeling quite distant from one another.
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He lived on the west side of campus, distant from the Res Club, as it was known.
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The result has been a supposedly traditional Republican foreign policy emerging, distant from Mr Trump's campaign rhetoric.
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And despite Skepta's eagerness to always honor him, Wiley seems oddly distant from his post-Konnichiwa career.
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The Tour de France is something so distant from Australia, something we watch on TV... it's fantastic.
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We are all a product of, while somehow distant from, our own histories and other people's' stories.
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Although I haven't stopped going to church, I have grown distant from the friends I had there.
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Even if we fell out of touch a few times, I don't ever feel distant from him.
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Do you find it is easier to laugh about things that are distant from your own experience?
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Clean air and oceans are important issues -- but they're pretty distant from the issue of climate change.
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I know how tough it can be when you live so distant from the epicenter of tech.
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But this is a fiction quite distant from the real, complex experiences of these individuals and their disorders.
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Once accessible and relatable stars may start to seem more distant from the viewers who brought them success.
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" Negative employee reviews: "Leadership teams were distant from product capability and misunderstood how to influence product development teams.
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Quinn (Katie Lowes) is pregnant and engaged, and the gladiators have never been so distant from one another.
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I felt very distant from where I grew up and the kids I was forced to associate with.
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The party elites and activists have gotten more and more distant from where the voters themselves actually are.
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She finds herself adrift, distant from friends and her husband, chafing at her work as a medical receptionist.
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With inflation distant from its target, it is forced to maintain a massive stimulus despite the negative spillovers.
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The type of building the couple sought tended to be new, far west and distant from a subway.
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OUTLIER An outlier is a data point that is out of pattern by being distant from other points.
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I talked to my mom, who I grew distant from during my time of being hurt and confused.
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Out-group minds are even more distant from and dissimilar to the self and therefore appear considerably lesser.
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Now, it's hardly guaranteed that Trump will be as ideologically distant from his congressional party as Carter was.
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Snowman has also expanded into publishing with the upcoming platform game Distant from two-person design duo Slingshot & Satchel.
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"Our economy is on firmer footing, but we are still distant from our 2 percent inflation target," Kuroda said.
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Japan's core consumer prices rose 0.8% in March from a year earlier, remaining distant from the BOJ's 2% target.
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In large measure, this is because most foreign policy is pretty broad, abstract and distant from most people's lives.
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I've since grown more distant from all of the people I've been inked with over the past two decades.
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Though the asteroid is currently minus 391 degrees Fahrenheit, it wasn't always this cold and distant from the sun.
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Stefanik beat Cobb by nearly 14 points in 85033 while running as a moderate somewhat distant from Trump's rhetoric.
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It is a tool of state power, yet it remains a bit distant from the usual mechanisms of control.
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It is a tool of state power, yet it remains a bit distant from the usual mechanisms of control.
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We watch her slowly acclimate to her new country, and grow more distant from the nation of her childhood.
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Stronger criticism will doubtless be leveled at O'Brien for taking on a subject so distant from her own experience.
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Election interference This is at the center of Mr. Mueller's investigation, but it remains distant from the president himself.
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Ms. Vila had recently lost her job and was growing distant from the rest of her family and friends.
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Initially when we did the play, a certain segment of the audience felt somewhat distant from the people onstage.
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His idea was to be countercultural, to take an image of a pope very distant from the actual one.
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This line of thinking could not feel more distant from some of the alarming experiences social-media platforms foster.
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But Enceladus revealed that small, icy bodies distant from the Sun can still have liquid water oceans underneath their crusts.
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That's because the federal government is very distant from where specific decisions about zoning approvals and permits are actually made.
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"Snapchat has always remained distant from its creator community, which is not a strong move for the company" Buffin concluded.
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As he rose through church ranks, David grew distant from his father – and, writes Ron, became increasingly blinded by power.
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Dublin is more distant from the European Union's other countries and it lacks London's direct rail link to the Continent.
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"The images of the auction on television seemed inconceivably distant from my own life," Mr. Chen wrote in his memoir.
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The shots all focuses on one woman, who is traveling through this place, distant from all other signs of people.
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Although the music felt distant from Richter's images—simple and sombre set against bright and busy—the experience enigmatically cohered.
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Sinai residents complain of feeling isolated, even culturally distant, from the Nile Valley where the vast majority of Egyptians live.
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As we continued to argue over differing attitudes, the wounds dug deeper and we became more distant from each other.
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Fast forward to 2018, and Eleanor's son Nick Young, played by Henry Golding, has grown distant from his wealthy family.
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They fear that Washington — so distant from rural America — does not understand their plight or have their interests in mind.
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But, unusually, it's very distant from the star, orbiting at 600 times the distance from the Earth to the sun.
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You can be married and be distant from your spouse, you can be rich and look like a poor person.
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For now, the star pair is too distant from us, and the stars are too close together, to learn more.
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On that day, however, I had never felt more distant from the person on the other end of the line.
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The Memphis spread also included real route combos and progressions not too distant from what he'll do in the NFL.
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Their efforts were largely ignored by — and their offices sometimes geographically distant from — other more "serious" sections of the newspaper.
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"I feel less stressed, and less distant from the things that matter to me — my husband and my children," she says.
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Even when I am this distant from Canadian family and friends, everything feels as if it is painted in bright colors.
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Philosophers are accustomed to discussions about how to value lives distant from our own in time and place; economists are not.
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It's so small and so distant from the Sun that it's remained relatively unchanged since the beginning of the Solar System.
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This was a man who had ended his performance twice as distant from his viewers than when he had confidently begun.
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But the central bank is likely to hold off on whittling down its massive stimulus with inflation distant from its target.
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Maybe there's #alittlebitoffilter, but not to the point where the subjects feel totally distant from someone you might follow on Instagram.
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So in that sense, maybe I am a little distant from it and it comes across like I don't get it.
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Slumping oil costs and a strong yen weighing on import costs have kept inflation distant from the BOJ's 2 percent goal.
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As widely expected, the Bank of Japan held policy steady on Tuesday, with inflation still distant from its 2 percent target.
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But he said now was not the time to push for an exit with inflation still distant from the BOJ's target.
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But Kuroda reiterated that he saw no immediate need to raise its yield targets given inflation remained distant from its target.
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Bar his RBMA lecture in 2010, and a couple of other scattered examples, he has remained resolutely distant from the media.
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CINCINNATI — A concert hall that was simply too cavernous: hard to sell out and leaving audiences feeling distant from the music.
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Sirleaf, a Harvard-educated Nobel laureate, never publicly endorsed Mr. Boakai or campaigned for him, and remained distant from her party.
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But he repeated that the BOJ will maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy as inflation remained distant from its 2 percent target.
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Duterte's spokesman Harry Roque said the issue was distant from questions about press freedom, as Rappler used "deceptive schemes" to raise funds.
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Because each player inhabits a register considerably distant from the other, the music of Daikyo Furoshiki immediately establishes a sense of space.
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But as someone who should be entering his prime right about now, it's troubling how distant from it he appears to be.
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These flying animals often defecate pips and stones from fruit they have eaten in places distant from where the food were consumed.
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Despite beginning to embrace my identity as a Latina who loves nature, I still often feel culturally distant from the outdoor community.
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If you look at the opinion polls, 13% of the Russian population describe the state as corrupt, bureaucratic, distant from the people.
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Human syntax also allows for hypotheticals ("If she hadn't arrived…"), talking precisely about events distant from the present, and so much more.
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As the younger Phelps rose to stardom, he grew more and more distant from his father, who divorced Michael's mom in 1994.
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Kuroda reiterated on Tuesday the BOJ's resolve to maintain its massive stimulus program with inflation still distant from its 2 percent target.
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For most of history, both narratives were marginal, as distant from the mainstream of culture as the poles are from the metropole.
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The fraught political climate may have pushed him toward an abstract language distant from one marked by populist (and potentially Communist) sentiment.
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The event will be exploring all things "land of tomorrow" both near and distant, from art to learning, culture, technology, and play.
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The purchase from France-based Airbus comes as Delta appears to be growing more distant from Boeing amid an intense trade dispute.
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He was not interested in national folklore, and described a milieu not too distant from that of Henry James or Edith Wharton.
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And, conversely, when even the most distinguished philosophers write about art, almost always their concerns are distant from those of practicing artists.
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His interpretations are so distant from the originals that I can almost see Monk laughing at the whole thing with bemused satisfaction.
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On the other hand, those of us far distant from a given predicament might not know what the "biggest difference" actually is.
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Annual core consumer inflation hit 0.9% in April, remaining distant from the BOJ's 2% target, despite years of massive and radical stimulus.
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But Ms. Streep has always been above us all: That's why we cherish her while feeling just a touch distant from her.
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There was something too abstract and flat about them, a quality that allowed anyone viewing them to remain distant from images of suffering.
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It's not too distant from the crappy hermit crabs you used to buy as a kid at PetCo and then immediately regret purchasing.
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Kuroda also said the BOJ would maintain its "powerful" monetary support for the economy with inflation still distant from its 2 percent target.
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Japan's annual core consumer inflation hit 0.9 percent in August, ticking up slightly from July but remaining distant from the BOJ's percent target.
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The evolution of corvids like ravens is so distant from us that it suggests they developed this ability for their own unique reasons.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reassured markets the central bank will "patiently maintain" its massive stimulus program as inflation remained distant from his target.
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But the inflation rate remains distant from the BOJ's target, as firms remain wary of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers with price hikes.
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Still, the central bank was seen to be significantly distant from its peers who were looking for ways out of unconventional monetary policies.
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I feel curiously distant from everything as if I am watching a movie about myself and the person playing me is a stranger.
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"China was very distant from us but over the last few years we've gotten closer to China purely for economic reasons," Waheed said.
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Beijing and Washington seem further apart than ever in resolving their differences and equally distant from addressing their countries' own respective domestic problems.
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Nonetheless, the small number of consumer-facing staffers is indicative of the bigger problem: a newsroom too distant from the people it serves.
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Of course," said Puerto Rico's minister of public policy, Ramon Rosario, "because they are more distant from the power generators on the coasts.
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Building new habits -- like constant hand-washing, not touching faces, keeping distant from people and sanitizing after touching anything outside, will take time.
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The movies still feel larger than life and blissfully distant from it, even as life grows crazier and more improbable than the movies.
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Congress is becoming increasingly distant from the constituents who placed their faith in them as it becomes intertwined with lobbyists and industry funds.
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It was a significant use of political capital on an issue that was notably distant from Mr. de Blasio's core mission of curbing inequality.
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As far as I can tell, Curto is about as spiritually distant from the Olympic bubble as one can get, if not geographically so.
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But inflation remains distant from the BOJ's price target as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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Watkins Glen has a larger crowd capacity and is some 150 miles distant from Bethel and about 250 miles north of New York City.
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Other data is expected to show consumer prices edged higher in April, but remained distant from the Bank of Japan's elusive 20.8% inflation target.
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But he stressed that it was premature to discuss an exit strategy now, as inflation remains distant from the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target.
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Assemble the data into a huge, many-dimensional "semantic space" where emoji are closer or more distant from certain concepts and ideas and phrases.
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Lê is perfectly aware of the political implications involved in representing such a reality — no matter how distant from us it seems to be.
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The up is always followed by a down, and that down needs to be as comfortable and distant from life as lived as possible.
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But the intimacy these two artists achieve is undermined because the midtier room they are confined to seems boxy and distant from the audience.
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But Harada said it was too early to say when the BOJ could reduce ETF purchases as inflation remains distant from the bank's target.
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But most of them surveyed by Reuters expect the BOJ to wait until later next year or beyond, with inflation distant from its target.
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But last night, we met a darker Jake, one who's distant from the sensitive, brooding Navy man we've grown so attached to over time.
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Wide aerial shots of the temporary seats, in particular, made them look like steep stairways ascending to outer space, comically distant from the field.
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Why does Margot feel isolated and distant from the other Venus-born children, and how does this effect how she is treated by them?
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It's consistently smart and interesting and as distant from some of her more notorious social-media output as a brain is from a bottom.
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And yet I was glad for them, too, and for the ability to revel in love stories with problems so distant from my own.
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Cold worlds distant from the sun exist in our solar system, bringing to mind Uranus, Neptune and the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn.
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But inflation remains distant from the BOJ's price target as companies remain wary of raising prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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His father is said to be increasingly distant from the levers of power and Erdogan may have miscalculated in appealing to him so strongly.
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Both Beyoncé and Rihanna feel like my own Barbie collectibles, wrapped in pristine packaging and distant from what day-to-day life feels like.
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As we reported, Logic became "very distant" from Jessica after the success of his track, "1-800-273-8255," which dropped late last year.
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One of his key insights was that most Americans have little interest in the news, which is too abstract, too distant from their everyday lives.
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But inflation remains distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target as companies hold off on raising prices and wages, citing uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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But BOJ officials have stressed that any reduction in stimulus would be some time away, pointing to the fact inflation remains distant from their target.
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That was an economic marker, but it was also a racial marker of your middle-class status, because you were physically distant from African Americans.
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But consumption has failed to gain enough momentum to prod companies into raising prices, keeping inflation distant from the Bank of Japan's 2 percent target.
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His subjects are people who were moved by political or professional passion to devote themselves to a cause in a country distant from their own.
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The source said there is concern about what the source called "a pattern" of keeping the vice president distant from information about possible Flynn wrongdoings.
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We remain painfully distant from the kind of racial healing King proposed that day, despite important civil rights victories highlighted by Barack Obama's presidential election.
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Japan's annual core consumer inflation hit 0.9% in April, remaining distant from the BOJ's target, despite years of heavy money printing by the central bank.
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It's the first time a planet this small and distant from its star has been detected using the radial velocity technique, which Butler helped pioneer.
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But he reiterated that it was too early to debate specific means to whittle down stimulus with inflation distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target.
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With inflation still distant from its target, however, the BOJ revamped its policy framework to one targeting interest rates from the pace of money printing.
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I asked them whether Uber had ever considered making this a paid offering, even though it's relatively distant from their core business, given its capabilities.
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The other 85 percent of energy-poor households are rural, distant from any centralized grid, mostly in Africa, India, and the rest of developing Asia.
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The monument was built on an old parking lot on a prominent crossroads in the center of Moscow, but it is distant from pedestrian traffic.
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The main point is not to forget either the good or the bad, or to become too emotionally distant from what happened, Gédéon Naudet said.
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And this, too, is apparent in the dance, as when everyone snaps into unison or sequences recur or two dancers distant from each other synchronize.
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And we're always going to feel distant from our families, but we're always going to feel very connected to them, even though they're far away.
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Some of these fields, especially when quantitative or computational in method, are distant from literary and historical forms of inquiry, at least in their origins.
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These rank-and-file Protestants became increasingly distant from the more moderate Ulster Unionists and from the British government, which sought compromise among all factions.
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And it's why the police have had little choice but to criminalize all kinds of behavior that is significantly distant from any act of violence.
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It was no attempt to become more distant from them, or to cease the cooperation that has helped to keep our continent secure and strong.
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This results either in homelessness or re-location to sites distant from jobs, schools, hospitals and other facilities and reinforces "discriminatory residential segregation", he said.
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The Duchess is well known for being incredibly close to her family, especially her sister, Pippa, while Meghan remains distant from her father or siblings.
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Khaulah Naima Nuruddin's graphite drawings of Eatonville homes, intimate and distant from the very paper they're portrayed on, reference the formerly all-black town in Orlando.
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And then, I didn't have a Twitter account until sometime deep into college, and so I kept kind of distant from a lot of that stuff.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stressed the need to "patiently" maintain ultra-loose policy, with inflation still distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target despite a strengthening economy.
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But for all the charms of the Emerald Isle, which included visa-free access to the rest of Europe, it was distant from the businessman's family.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has stressed the central bank was in no rush to reduce its stimulus with inflation still distant from its 2 percent target.
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A person owning several businesses is "distant from the principles that sustain the approved policy," Granma quoted Deputy Labor Minister Marta Elena Feitó Cabrera as saying.
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"My cousins and my sisters, even they have been a bit distant from me as well, because of the lifestyle I lead," he told VICE News.
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Neighborhoods distant from City Hall were left buried for at least three days; food deliveries were so snarled that helicopters air-dropped food in neglected areas.
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It was a bold attempt to establish a whole new category of device equally distant from tablets as from laptops (and for that matter, paper notebooks).
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So why does everyone's favorite royal couple (after Princess Mia and Chris Pine, of course) stay so distant from each other when in the public eye?
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And Triton is thought to harbor an ocean, hinting at the possibility that a world quite distant from the sun may contain the ingredients for life.
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But ever since Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi entered a power-sharing agreement with the military in 2016, she has grown distant from her international supporters.
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They are not quite life-size, which makes them appear distant from us, inhabitants of a parallel world but physically present in the one we occupy.
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If the list reinforces your darkest beliefs or worst fears about teenagers, it may leave you feeling more distant from the young people in your life.
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Gossip has always allowed us to speak the otherwise unspeakable, working through understandings of sex and femininity and sexuality in a space "distant" from our own.
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Are the guerrilla forces castes of beings serenely distant from the flesh, like nuns and monks in the Christian Church, but with M-16s and rocket launchers?
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The Olympian opened up in a new interview with Sawyer on Friday, where she revealed that she has grown distant from some members of the Kardashian family.
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Kuroda said that while he would not rule out changing the commitment, it was an appropriate one for now as inflation remains distant from the BOJ's target.
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But as a staff songwriter, you can play a character and act a certain part in the writing room, and be distant from the song you're writing.
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In a Tuesday evening speech, he "dismissed the NYT's investigation as a 'rancid hatchet job' that was 'distant from the truth,'" according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
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"Even an animal as evolutionarily distant from humans as jellyfish requires a sleep-state," Claire Bedbrook, one of the researchers on the study, told me via email.
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For one thing, they observed that the objects are incredibly distant from each other at 20 astronomical units, or roughly the distance from the Sun to Uranus.
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Zika isn't a new virus, but has garnered recent international attention because of an outbreak in northeastern Brazil, a region relatively distant from where I was traveling.
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More important, the triumphs of 2016's greatest winners are as punishing in their monotony—their inevitability—as they are distant from our own, less triumphant lives.
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Japanese inflation remains distant from the Bank of Japan's 2 percent target, reinforcing market expectations the country is nowhere near an exit from ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Scores of schools have been closed, leaving more children distant from the nearest classrooms, even as some bus companies have stopped driving students for lack of payment.
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All of this is backdropped by brick apartments, which stand in the far distance, appearing both connected and emotionally distant from the subjects closest to the viewer.
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Classical music tends to frame questions of race in terms of professional and audience demographics, distant from the discussions of police brutality that concern Black Lives Matter.
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They had settled themselves on islands as distant from each other as Maui and Tokelau, Samoa and Mangareva, the Cooks and Kermadec, Easter Island and Norfolk Island.
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Last month, militants killed at least 20 people, mostly students, at the Bacha Khan University, about 48 km (30 miles) distant from the sites of Thursday's attacks.
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The trouble is, what set Rent apart when it first exploded in 1996 is now a huge reason for it feeling so distant from us in 2016.
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Many analysts expect core consumer prices to head toward 1 percent later this year, though that will still keep inflation distant from the BOJ's ambitious 2 percent target.
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In doing so, we might consider "shamanizing" the virtual aspects of our "global environment" that are becoming increasingly abstract and distant from how we actually think and feel.
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The entire Kaepernick controversy has been political from the beginning, but has also been distant from the day-to-day concerns of America's elected officials and political pros.
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" It was not only "a simple bit of fun" but also "a rich and plausible picture of future friendships in a world not too distant from our own.
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Watkins Glen has a larger crowd capacity and is some 150 miles (240 km) distant from Bethel and about 250 miles (400 km) north of New York City.
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Trump's Reality Show White House has been an unstoppable force, dominating our attention, coarsening our politics, making us angrier and more afraid and more distant from each other.
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"I currently have one objective: to fly there and take away Yulia, at least Yulia," Viktoria Skripal said, adding that Yulia had always been very distant from politics.
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It says Paddock became increasingly unstable and distant from loved ones but that there was no troubling behavior that would have led to a call to law enforcement.
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We've all heard of the cost/benefit decision-making model, but "cost" and "benefit" are intellectual constructs too distant from the actual emotions that drive our decision-making.
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Slumping energy costs have kept inflation distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target while labour unions remain coy in demanding higher pay, adding to headaches for BOJ policymakers.
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This is driven by the reality that the two parties have grown more ideologically distant from each other, and so the stakes of elections really have grown larger.
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They were "a mere two hundred yards as the crow flies from West Berlin," but their lives were materially and politically distant from those of their wealthier neighbors.
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Bush recognized that basic research was too risky and too distant from product development for the private sector to underwrite, but that it would ultimately pay enormous dividends.
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Eventually, Ford had a thought so distant from modern music journalism that I can barely comprehend it: He wanted to cut a record with one of these guys.
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It has not been altogether clear before, for instance, how the liver knows that exercise is underway and that cells far, far distant from that organ need energy.
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In the decades since they've become available to English speakers, his novels have been read as cautionary tales of a world comfortingly distant from American or British readers.
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It's invariably the case that people who are distanced from political power or people distant from resources are going to find it harder to cope in a disaster.
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The couple, who were married over the winter and plan a formal celebration next month, were three avenues distant from a supermarket and 15 minutes from the subway.
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Mr. Sessions was the first senator to endorse Mr. Trump's candidacy and was rewarded with a key cabinet slot, but has been more distant from the president lately.
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Japan's core consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in April from a year earlier, slowing for the second straight month and staying distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target.
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They were worse at covering policy than their digital successors because they were slower and more distant from the news cycle, but they were probably better at thinking.
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Most of the news media was happy to focus on this new political brand of evangelicalism, even if it became more and more distant from its historic roots.
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Annual core consumer inflation hit 1.0 percent in October, still distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target, as companies remain wary of raising wages despite a tightening job market.
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The latter may be geographically distant from the U.K. and the EU but nonetheless dependent on the bloc to a certain extent in terms of exports and domestic growth.
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This latest proposal is clearly distant from that past record on defense; an attempt at bringing her call for anti-corruption legislation to the often unchecked world of defense.
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Annual core consumer inflation hit 0.8% in May, remaining distant from the BOJ's target despite years of heavy money printing that has pushed borrowing costs to or below zero.
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But other BOJ board members said the central bank must keep up its "powerful" monetary easing with inflation still distant from the bank's 2 percent target, the summary showed.
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With inflation remaining distant from the 2 percent target, the central bank is widely expected to keep its massive monetary easing intact at its policy-setting meeting next week.
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Most of the nine-member board agreed it was appropriate to maintain the BOJ's current "powerful" monetary easing with inflation distant from its 2 percent target, the minutes showed.
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Another of her rules was: Never contradict anything the person said, no matter how distant from reality, in order to spare them a distressing confrontation with their own decline.
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While the inflation rate remains distant from the Bank of Japan's 2 percent target, the rise offered some hope that a steady economic recovery will gradually drive up prices.
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Catesby, for example, is distant from his son because of his wife's death, a wrinkle that ultimately doesn't add much to the central story of plotting against the government.
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For the last five years, he has worked for the Forest Service, and currently serves on a helicopter crew battling fires in remote forests distant from cities and towns.
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Sufficiently distant from the nearest fighting bull, we stopped by the river, got out, and sat down on the right bank to listen as the poet recited her poetry.
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" ASKED WHETHER THE BOJ, LIKE THE ECB AND THE FED, COULD CONDUCT A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF ITS POLICY FRAMEWORK "In Japan, inflation is unfortunately distant from our 2% target.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said last week that as long as consumer prices remain distant from the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target he does not want to raise rates.
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Core consumer inflation rose 0.9 percent in November from a year earlier, marking the 11th straight month of gains but still distant from the BOJ's target of 2 percent.
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But as average people become more distant from the underlying mechanisms of how the technology they use every day actually works, it has become harder to explain how technology works.
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They noted that the nerve tissue masses, or ganglia, grew progressively smaller along the central nerve cord, with the smallest masses being the ones most distant from C. kunmingensis's head.
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Its early lack of focus on voters of color hurt them, she said: Headquartered in Austin, not Houston or Dallas, the campaign was distant from the state's biggest black populations.
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Caitlyn — who called herself a "punching bag" throughout her marriage to Kris in the book — told Diane Sawyer she's grown distant from some in the Kardashian family since her transition.
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But the Sun is so distant from this system's vantagepoint that the results are far less dramatic than the well-matched apparent sizes of the Moon and Sun from Earth.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the central bank must maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy as inflation remained distant from its 2 percent target.
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With inflation distant from its 2 percent target and a strong yen hurting exports, the BOJ is under pressure to expand monetary stimulus as early as July to support growth.
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In all three cases you have a soft porous ground surface that's soaking up a lot of sound energy, along with a location that's generally distant from most noise sources.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also said clearly last week that as long as consumer prices remain distant from the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target he does not want to raise rates.
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Her version is both close to and distant from his; an acoustic guitar is the only instrument, while her layered voices portray her close attention to the song's shifting moods.
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Amazon's yearly bonanza is a production that feels almost provocatively distant from the image cultivated by Whole Foods, which Amazon recently announced it would buy for a reported $13.4 billion.
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When you take a book like Spider-Man or Daredevil and the big thing is crime fighting, I don't think that's distant from the time when those characters were created.
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He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their Public Records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures.
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Alan Ruskin, the chief international strategist at Deutsche Bank, described such a market sell-off as a "fattening tail risk" — a statistical reference to outcomes that are distant from the norm.
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Bond's fantastical male style seems so completely cliché, so distant from the goals for my life, that all I can do is glare in astonishment at this phallic panic running amuck.
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But he stressed that it was premature to exit ultra-loose policy now, as inflation remains distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target and labor shortages have yet to boost wages.
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In this instance, an integrated approach of social history and climate modeling revealed that volcanic eruptions as distant from Egypt as Alaska or Iceland can suppress the flooding of the Nile.
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Mr. Cruz's campaign, in keeping with its desire to seem as distant from Washington and the political establishment as possible, has hired mostly people with experience in internecine state convention battles.
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At a cafe in Williamsburg psychographically distant from the Williamsburg in which she spent part of her life, she spoke of the hard work it took to get where she is.
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Despite three years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, weak household spending and a strong yen pushing down import costs have kept inflation distant from the bank's 2 percent target.
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His support here stems from a profound, decades-in-the-making sense of political and cultural alienation that has left people feeling distant from their leaders, and even from fellow Americans.
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Despite three years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, soft household spending and a strong yen pushing down import costs have kept inflation distant from the bank's 2 percent target.
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With inflation remaining distant from its 2 percent target, the BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable, such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly.
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The sites are also distant from Mars' super-frigid polar caps, are a bit warmer, see quite a bit of sun (important for gathering solar energy), and are relatively low-laying.
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After hearing Gander speak at the press conference, I wasn't surprised that his project feels spiritless as well as self-centered — distant from both the Remai Modern's collection and its community.
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Musk's comments this week in response to the MIT profile indicate that he's quite distant from the organization he helped co-found both ideologically and in a more practical, functional sense.
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But Mr. Seinfeld grew distant from Crackle after Sony's television chairman, Steve Mosko, left the company last year, and "Comedians in Cars" has been on the market since at least October.
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Although these planets are more distant from Earth and, therefore, have less of an effect on our daily routines and behavior, they reflect the nature of overarching, meaningful themes in our lives.
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But there are moments when reality grows closer or more distant from its ideals, and it's become clear that in recent years, the United States has strayed very far from the path.
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With inflation still distant from its target and its policy ammunition dwindling, the BOJ won't ease just to quicken the timing for hitting its price goal, say sources familiar with its thinking.
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In the real world, such a scenario would be harrowing, and heartbreaking, which is probably why Spalding sets her story in an unnamed tropical paradise that feels comfortably distant from our reality.
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Experts say that not only is there not enough new affordable housing but what has been built remains distant from employment, forcing long commutes for those who are lucky enough to work.
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Kuroda dispelled market concerns the BOJ may taper its asset purchases, saying it would continue to buy bonds at the current pace for the time being with inflation distant from his target.
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Despite Bannon, despite Trump, most Europeans feel ever more distant from the millions who once migrated from their shores to America as Trump rides a populist wave away from their true values.
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But it's also far distant from the claim that America is full of passionate Leftist non-voters who have waited years for the revolutionary platform that will pull them to the polls.
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Especially when compared to those we call "leading men," beautiful vessels who all compete for the same few superlative parts, yet seem more naïve and distant from reality with each passing role.
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"An infection occurred which moved from the bottom of the building to a distant part of the building via the air-conditioning system, infecting people very distant from each other," he says.
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"We have done this place a service by electing someone to be our face and our voice, who people many miles distant from here, see as one of their own," she said.
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" Avvenire, the newspaper of the Episcopal Conference of Italy, described Mr. Salvini as the "torchbearer of a Catholicism of his own, very distant from the teaching of the Pope and the Church.
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" Avvenire, the newspaper of the Episcopal Conference of Italy, described Mr. Salvini as the "torchbearer of a Catholicism of his own, very distant from the teaching of the Pope and the Church.
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The barren wilderness close to the border with China stands near the Eurasian Pole of Inaccessibility, meaning that nowhere on the landmass of Europe and Asia is more distant from the sea.
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This has taken place in the context of a broader and deeper polarization of the country, as Red America and Blue America have become more ideologically homogeneous and distant from one another.
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There are also celebrities like Jin Xing, the first Chinese trans-person to become a household name who, while she keeps herself distant from the LGBT community, serves as an icon and trailblazer.
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With inflation distant from its 2 percent target, the BOJ is set to maintain its massive stimulus program and refrain from making any big change to its policy framework for the time being.
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But with inflation distant from its target, the BOJ has said it is nowhere near dialing back the stimulus, even as its U.S. and European counterparts eye an exit from crisis-mode policies.
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Designed more for an age of horses and buggies than SUVs, Annapolis has a baroque street plan of downtown traffic circles and diagonal streets that can make it feel distant from modern times.
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Japan's core inflation picked up slightly in March from a year earlier, but remained distant from the Bank of Japan's ambitious 2% target in a sign of rising pressure on the central bank.
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"I felt distant from God at that time and it was really hard to heal for a few weeks," Rehmert tells PEOPLE, adding that her faith has helped her through the difficult time.
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BOJ Executive Director Eiji Maeda told a separate parliament committee the central bank had no current plan to dial back its massive stimulus programme as inflation remains distant from its 2 percent target.
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To become at moments disinterested, detached, and distant from the result of the world constitutes a very tangible reality of human nature and is a phenomenon that is particularly visible in today's society.
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Some of the strongest Brexit supporting regions were in the traditional Labour party heartlands, where people felt most distant from European bureaucrats and most affected by the cheap labor supply from Eastern Europe.
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And when you're a political reporter in Washington, which was my goal, and I was exhilarated and glad I had the opportunity to do it, it's much more distant from real people's lives.
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Mae grows more distant from her family and loved ones, especially when she boasts about her ex-boyfriend Mercer's bespoke deer antler chandelier business, which causes him to be ridiculed by animal lovers.
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In addition to grappling with what Congress had really done in passing DOMA, Obama's Justice Department recognized that time had rendered Congress's animus even uglier and more distant from the country's moral center.
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Japan's core consumer price index rose 0.7 percent in September from a year earlier for the ninth straight increase, but this was still distant from the Bank of Japan's 2 percent inflation target.
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Regardless how much they resonate with his young audience, Mattis' stories illustrate how he sees his military experience as a way to connect with troops who often feel distant from their political leaders.
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He had, after all, spent more than two months on the injured list, enduring one setback after another, feeling more and more distant from his teammates, his reinstatement seemingly forever out of reach.
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But the defectors add that many North Koreans, especially older ones and those distant from the China border, genuinely believe in the system and worship the Kim family — because they know nothing else.
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Whereas the other productions were touring — safely distant from the withering glare of New York theater critics, who are not, as a whole, known for rocking out — "Moulin Rouge!" is perched on Broadway.
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A. Because there are a billion people around the world who live in communities so distant from health care services that they might die of diseases that no one needs to die from.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said maintaining the current easy monetary conditions is appropriate because prices are lagging improvements in the economy and remain distant from the central bank's inflation target.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's annual core consumer inflation slowed in November, reinforcing market expectations the central bank will hold off on whittling down stimulus for a prolonged period as prices remain distant from its target.
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These photons then traveled through up to 1240 miles of space to two different ground stations in China that were nearly 750 miles distant from one another, while maintaining the entanglement between the particles.
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Beatrice may have never been so distant from her BoJack if her mother hadn't been so traumatized from the loss of her son, which led to what appears to be a complete mental breakdown.
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"We want to work with Cambodia, not just to eliminate the painful reminders of the long war, but to define a future which is very, very different and distant from that war," he said.
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The Cabinet Office projected overall consumer inflation, which includes volatile fresh food and energy costs, at 0.7% for this fiscal year and 0.8% for the following year - remaining distant from the BOJ's 2% target.
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Although the "neurosignature" targets of the research domain criteria are not demonstrably any more useful than D.S.M. diagnoses, and though they are far more distant from clinical symptoms and treatments, the institute favors them.
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Some members reiterated the need to maintain ultra-easy policy and even strengthen the BOJ's commitment to hit its 2 percent inflation target with price growth still distant from that level, the summary showed.
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And it was in the second presidential debate of 1992, where President George H.W. Bush seemed distant from the economic problems of the town-hall audience and at one point glanced on his watch.
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Even if our own Milky Way galaxy is currently teeming with extraterrestrial beings, their worlds could be scattered thousands of light years distant from each other, passing blindly like cosmic ships in the night.
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Like them, I wish Venezuelans had a Nelson Mandela, a Lech Walesa or a Vaclav Havel — leaders with impeccable democratic credentials, distant from the regime, competing in fair elections and delivering democracy, almost overnight.
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Ms. Okobi said that she hoped her brother's death would help make the issue of police killings more relevant to privileged people, including those in Silicon Valley who might feel distant from these issues.
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A person owning several businesses was "distant from the principles that sustain the approved policy," Deputy Labor Minister Marta Elena Feitó Cabrera was quoted as saying by ruling Communist Party newspaper Granma, without elaborating.
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This story takes you back to the dingy, striving roots of Pearl Jam's rise, and so opens a window into a Seattle that feels very distant from today's high-tech, high-rent boom town.
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Many young Iranians are growing increasingly distant from the values of the Islamic Revolution and adopting a western lifestyle, while challenging the enforcement of Islam in their country and acting to expand individual freedoms.
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Erudite, articulate, empathetic, able to speak Latin and quote the Bible, inclined to give people the benefit of the doubt, he seems almost painfully distant from many American presidents (some perhaps more than others).
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As I reflected on my behavior, suddenly a therapeutic robotic seal makes sense and I feel less distant from those wanking in VR. These people are seeking therapy, or release, in a harmless, victimless environment.
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The newly released documents flesh out the narrative that Watts, 33, had grown distant from his family and infatuated with Kessinger, with whom he wanted a "fresh start," prosecutors said at his sentencing last Monday.
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This is especially true when it comes to the kinds of things defined as political "issues," like inequality, climate change, and other societal risks, which tend to be somewhat abstract and distant from daily experience.
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Japan's core consumer prices rose 0.9 % in April from a year earlier, accelerating slightly from the previous month but remaining distant from the central bank's 2% target, underscoring the challenges it faces in ending deflation.
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But our own lives were once similarly distant from those taking their turn on Earth; the future, when it comes, will feel as real to those living in it as the present does to us.
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ANC Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe told reporters on Sunday the party's leadership was trying to "deal with perceptions of the ANC being arrogant, self serving, soft on corruption and increasingly distant from its social base".
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But both stories, however distant from one another they may seem, involve an abuse of power that feels both gendered and familiar, adding a whole other layer of complexity to the increasingly intricate #MeToo conversation.
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Inflation remains distant from his 2 percent target even as the economy enjoys its longest streak of expansion in four decades, forcing the BOJ to keep expanding its balance sheet at a pace deemed unsustainable.
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Discovering as you perform onstage that you please audiences most exactingly when your singing pleases you is immeasurably distant from my buddy discovering that terminating another's life and pleasing himself could go hand in hand.
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It also supports Bank of Japan (BOJ) policymakers' hopes that a sustained economic recovery will boost wages and household spending, though many analysts expect inflation to remain distant from the central bank's 2 percent target.
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Cohen has been increasingly distant from Trump since his home, office and hotel room were raided in April as part of a referral to the southern district of New York by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Some female evangelicals said on social media that they stayed home rather than vote for either Mr. Moore or his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, whose views on issues like abortion are distant from their own.
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"There are doubts within the BOJ on whether pledging to achieve higher inflation could change public perceptions dramatically, especially if inflation is still distant from the current target," said a source familiar with its thinking.
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In an age when Instagram and Snapchat and iPhones are part of the warp and weft of life's daily fabric, potential coders worry less that the job will be isolated, antisocial and distant from reality.
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Kuroda has rebuffed calls from some lawmakers and academics to disclose details on how the bank may exit its ultra-loose policy, arguing that such debate was premature with inflation distant from its 2 percent target.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ruled out the possibility of raising interest rates any time soon, telling parliament that it was "inappropriate" to do so with inflation still distant from the bank's 2 percent target.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core inflation picked up slightly in March from a year earlier, but remained distant from the Bank of Japan's ambitious 2 percent target in a sign of rising pressure on the central bank.
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The search for potentially life-bearing exoplanets got a hefty boost this Monday, with the discovery of three Earth-sized worlds orbiting an ultracool dwarf star only 39 light years distant from our own solar system.
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For example, its easier to dismiss shrinking glaciers it looks like there's an infinite wasteland of ice at the north and south poles, which seem distant from the tropical locations at risk from rising water levels.
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The couple has fueled speculation about marital troubles as Melania has seemed to grow distant from Trump, skipping trips, riding separately to the State of the Union, and avoiding any public mention of their wedding anniversary.
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In later stages of dementia, providing chairs that are easy to get in and out of, labeling the door of the restroom and offering a quiet nook distant from TV noise can improve comfort and functionality.
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With inflation remaining distant from its 2 percent target despite more than five years of massive money printing, however, the central bank is in no mood to rush to exit from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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For those who live distant from it, the Gulf of Mexico made its most vivid appearance on the national stage for all the wrong reasons: the biggest accidental oil spill ever to occur in offshore waters.
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Inflation remains distant from the BOJ's 2% target despite years of heavy money printing, forcing the central bank to maintain a radical stimulus program despite the rising cost such as the hit to financial institutions' profits.
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Unfortunately, neither of these plot threads are particularly effective or interesting because they feel so distant from Alicia's own story — and they aren't nearly as character-driven as we've come to expect from The Good Wife.
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It is not yet clear what caused Thursday evening's blast at Yibin Hengda Technology in an industrial park several hours distant from the provincial capital of Chengdu, authorities in Jiang'an county said in a short statement.
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With inflation distant from its target, the BOJ has been forced to maintain its massive stimulus program even amid the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the hit to bank profits from near-zero rates.
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In 2016, astrophysicists detected gravitational waves — ripples in the space-time continuum produced by the collision of two massive black holes 1.3 billion years ago in a galaxy 1.8 billion light-years distant from our own.
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Only 30% of terrestrial ecological regions and 18% of the world's countries have a low degree of land modification and retain most of their natural lands, which are distant from human settlements, agriculture and other modified environments.
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At his post-meeting news conference, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is likely to stress that the central bank has no plan to raise its yield targets any time soon with inflation distant from its 2 percent target.
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" It goes on to note that anything comparable to "normal duty" — such as visits or inspections — or work that is done "from the relative safety of a country distant from the theatre or area shall be excluded.
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And Mr. Trump's rise is shifting the country's racial discourse just as the millennial generation comes fully of age, more and more distant from the horrors of the Holocaust, or the government-sanctioned racism of Jim Crow.
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The business was separate from the work of book-composing, but not conceptually distant from it: Islam envisioned her aromatherapy and skin-care artifacts moving through the public sphere in the same tender way her sentences did.
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French — the problem of how a culturally conservative movement can expect to thrive under the leadership of a figure as distant from its official ideals, and as alienating to persuadable voters, as the figure of Donald Trump.
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"I thought I was very distant from the days of life without DACA," said Marcela Zhou, a 26-year-old third-year medical student at the University of California at Los Angeles, who was born in Mexico.
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It does not apply to evidence that is too "attenuated" -- meaning too distant from the original problem -- and it does not apply to evidence that was discovered independently, or to evidence that would have been discovered anyway.
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Sources close to the former couple tell us ... the rapper became very distant from Jessica Andrea after the success of his track "1-800-273-8255" in late 2017, and started spending much less time at home.
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Data released on Friday showed Japan's core consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in February from a year earlier, marking the fastest annual pace in nearly two years but still distant from the central bank's ambitious 2 percent target.
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At a post-meeting news conference, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is likely to stress that any tapering of the bank's huge asset-buying programme would be some time off as inflation remains distant from its 2 percent target.
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Kuroda, speaking in the lower house of parliament, also said it was too early to discuss when or how to exit from quantitative easing because consumer prices were still distant from the central bank's 2 percent inflation target.
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Then, in the early aughts, he heard about a theory of perception that seemed to him to describe how the mind, even as conventionally understood, did not stay passively distant from the world but reached out into it.
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All that remains then is a small, wealthy elite that protects its assets generationally and makes itself distant from the grassroots, while a majority population living with daily insecurity over the acquisition of basic needs nurtures festering resentments.
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As the Wall Street Journal put it in October, the son "remains distant from day-to-day decision-making, largely delegating the handling of the Note 7 fiasco, for instance, to executives" like D.J. Koh, Samsung's mobile chief.
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You see the people you're living with to the point of exhaustion, but you feel impossibly distant from the things and people beyond your walls: friends and extended family, favorite places and experiences, even casual interactions with strangers.
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Not yet very distant from their roots in operetta and vaudeville, the most successful shows of the period were often hodgepodge affairs, "integrated" only in the way a salad is, with lumps of this and that thrown in.
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They exist across the political spectrum and infect every aspect of life — not just the bedroom — and manifest themselves in figures as distant from America as the blond-haired, blue-eyed heroes and hypersexualized heroines of Japanese anime.
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MOSCOW — In the early 21956s, Mikhail Ugarov and Elena Gremina, playwrights who were husband and wife, were lamenting that Russian theater had grown ossified and distant from society's problems a decade after the fall of the Soviet empire.
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But in these unusual days, vital positions in the State Department remain vacant, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson is far more distant from the public than his predecessors, and many American embassies are still without an ambassador.
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Eurosceptics say May's plan leaves Britain too close to the European Union and are trying to force her to change course, while pro-EU Conservative lawmakers say it leaves the country too distant from its biggest trading partner.
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This point is most important because, when an individual uses a cell phone, body tissues located nearest to the cell phone antenna receive much higher exposures than parts of the body that are located distant from the antenna.
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In short, the 2012 Romney voters who did not vote for Mr. Trump have views that are pretty distant from the emerging Republican consensus that drove Mr. Trump's victory and has been a central component of his presidency.
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America's internal discord quickly leaps beyond America's borders to touch and even shape America's wars, even if American citizens are too distant from those battles to realize it or too ill-informed about them to know they should care.
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"Slang has always been around, but even five years ago we weren't feeling too distant from youth — it wasn't such an alien world," says India Wooldridge, the SVP Director at Truth Central, the research unit of advertising agency McCann.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle, yet intentional, hints it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, sources say, although any such action would be some time away with inflation distant from its 2 percent goal.
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On another level, the movie refuses to be critically distant from the issue: in one scene, Nabuchi is carried off by a group of police from a sit-in protest outside a base while reciting the "perfect donut" prompt.
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And the very fact of the talks reflects the odd — and increasingly tenuous — nature of Kushner's role as a Trump loyalist whose personal politics remain opaque and whose personal and business connections are distant from the populist Trump base.
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What's funny about this litany of discontent is that some of the work I've found most satisfying in 2018 has a lot in common with the stuff I felt so distant from, as if there to offer some relief.
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In the song, vocalist Justin Pierre sings openly and viscerally about feeling distant from humanity and about his complete commitment to substances, but it sounded a whole lot less dire and whiny than the other music I listened to.
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While inflation remains distant from its price goal, the BOJ has faced calls from some lawmakers to debate an exit strategy from ultra-loose policy, given the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the strain on bank margins.
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Another, possibly final hurrah, perhaps, for a team that's not only progressing in years, but growing ever more distant from what they consider success—from those kinds of games that felt like they were hits before they were finished.
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Warp Records' 'Artificial Intelligence' series had presented new forms in techno, creating opportunities for like-minded producers largely from the UK and Europe pushing these sounds to curious places often distant from the straight-faced seriousness of Detroit artists.
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In those early chapters we meet the insecure Maupin, child of patrician Southerners, conservative adolescent, Vietnam War veteran and supporter, a person so distant from his later self that one wonders how the second person emerged from the first.
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Jason Shiga couldn't be much more distant from Ferris on the stylistic spectrum: His stories are entirely plot-driven, and his drawing skills are technically very modest (all of his characters are flat, bigheaded caricatures, trotting across rudimentary settings).
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The medieval literary scholar Corinne Saunders points out that Margery's experiences were strange then, in the early fifteenth century, and they seem even stranger now, when we are so distant from the interpretive framework in which Margery received them.
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The yen showed little reaction to data which showed Japan's annual core consumer inflation rate was unchanged in January from the previous month, reinforcing views that the Bank of Japan remains distant from exiting its super loose monetary policy.
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Still, minutes of the Bank of Japan's October meeting, released on Tuesday, showed most members shared the view that the central bank should maintain its easy policy while the inflation rate remains distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target.
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China has the same problem the US does: Its most concentrated wind and sunlight are found in remote areas (in the north and west), distant from the populous industrial cities where the power is needed (in eastern coastal regions).
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In April, Caitlyn told Diane Sawyer she's grown distant from some in the Kardashian family since her transition, with Kim Kardashian West opening up to Ellen DeGeneres about her frustrations, calling some of the memoir's claims about her mother false.
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With inflation distant from its target, the BOJ is struggling to balance the need to drive up inflation and address the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the hit to bank profits from years of ultra-low interest rates.
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Swimsuit shopping has become synonymous with hyper-photoshopped marketing that feels pretty distant from how wearing a bathing suit actually looks or feels, so we love seeing campaigns that are more realistic about what it's like to be bikini-clad.
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But Kuroda made clear the BOJ would not follow the Fed's footsteps any time soon, saying that Japan still needed massive monetary support with inflation distant from the bank's 2 percent target and risks to growth skewed to the downside.
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Few elected GOP officials have rallied to Trump's anti-trade platform, and Dems, humiliated by their performance in the rust belt last year, are likely to try to capture these voters with a pitch distant from the free-trade status quo.
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And that kind of conversation was very troubling because [Italians] actually feel a bit like that now, that other countries in Europe are saying, Oh I'm distant from that physically, so if they come to you first that's your problem.
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I'm thinking about devoting my life to education, but I've never felt more trapped in education than I do right now, so I'm trying to figure out how I can be a voice for people who feel distant from the world.
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Its core economic agenda — tax cuts, free trade, deregulation and a promise to shrink the federal leviathan — was seen by many Americans, including many of the party's own voters, as distant from their concerns and too skewed toward the rich.
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There was also some uneasiness about monetary policy after a summary of the Bank of Japan's most recent meeting showed one board member wanted an expansion of stimulus as consumer prices remain distant from the central bank's 2 percent inflation target.
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But to get there, travelers must first secure hard-to-get visas, travel to Lahore or some other major Pakistani city and then drive to the village, which is just 4 km (2-1/2 miles) distant from the Indian border.
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Ms. Bilbao's concern for affordable housing is shared by many of her contemporaries in Mexico, who watched in horror as the government encouraged low-cost developers to build millions of identical homes on cheap land distant from jobs or public services.
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The artist laid the old ones on her studio floor and photographed them, small and distant, from above, to make new pictures in which a still just-reachable past and a speeding-by present are united: both precious, both keepers.
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The transition was met with indifference by ordinary Cubans on the streets of Havana, with some saying they felt distant from politics and were more concerned with making ends meet within the limited economic opportunities that opened under Castro's changes.
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While the central bank ought to maintain its massive stimulus program, it must also find ways to mitigate the rising cost of prolonged easing and make its policy sustainable as inflation remains distant from its 2% target, the IMF said.
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Now white can't hold itself distant from the day's touch— even as the touch holds so little white would own— foreclosure vanished pensions school systems in disrepair free trade rising unemployment unpaid medical bills school debt car debt debt debt.
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While the central bank ought to maintain its massive stimulus program, it must also find ways to mitigate the rising cost of prolonged easing and make its policy sustainable as inflation remains distant from its 2% target, the IMF said.
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George Washington and James Madison were worried that in founding a government so strongly on rights, future generations distant from the American Revolution that secured those rights would need to be reminded of their duties through civic education and service.
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The paper was produced several days before Prime Minister Theresa May laid out an outline of her Brexit strategy, which included leaving the EU's single market - a move that may leave London's financial services firms distant from many big clients.
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Danny always seems a little melancholy and distant from everyone around him, like he's living in a private place in his head, and Karl's attempts at a casually bro-tastic relationship full of playful shoving, video games, and trash talk seem slightly forced.
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Even though 237.8 million Latinos will be eligible to cast a ballot in November — an increase of 22012 percent since 247.5 — the Latino population is becoming more distant from the American political process, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
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Core consumer prices in Tokyo, a leading indicator of nationwide inflation, rose 0.5% in October from a year earlier, data showed on Tuesday, staying distant from the Bank of Japan's elusive 2% target and keeping it under pressure to ramp up stimulus.
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As young adults continue to wait longer to settle down, they tend to move and grow distant from the communities and institutions that traditionally led to relationships — creating a void technology has helped fill, Jessica Carbino, a sociologist at Bumble told Axios.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Wednesday voiced confidence the central bank could engineer a smooth exit from its ultra-loose monetary policy, but said it was too early to debate specifics with inflation still distant from its target.
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The documents vividly underline the basic narrative already laid out by Colorado authorities: Chris had grown distant from his family and infatuated with a "new love" until, at last, he could not keep them all in his life — and chose his lover.
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While Kuroda said the BOJ would be more mindful of the rising cost of prolonged stimulus, he saw "no reason" now to follow in the footsteps of its U.S. counterpart in normalizing policy with inflation still distant from its 2 percent target.
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Even though 27 million Latinos will be eligible to cast a ballot in November — an increase of 17 percent since 2012 — the Latino population is becoming more distant from the American political process, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
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The killing of the 59 pilgrims, while the train stopped at Godhra, a station about 120 km (75 miles) distant from the state capital of Gandhinagar, led to attacks on minority Muslims in which more than 2,500 people were killed, activists say.
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Produced by a then-nameless producer, Yonny, whom Wayne met because Yonny was a driver at the airport (Yonny would go on to write and produce Trey Songz's "Say Ahh"), "Mo Fire" is about as distant from the Mannie Fresh sound as possible.
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But the blue whale, which is the largest animal to ever live and would dwarf an 18-wheeler, is a close relation to the sei, and relatively distant from the humpback, according to the study, published on Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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Like many other Disney projects set outside the United States, in 1994 "The Lion King" fudged the specifics of a distant (from Hollywood) place with a well-intentioned but hazy first-world perspective; Africa is just Africa, without particular cultures, countries or regions.
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On one side was the opening of the American embassy in Jerusalem in the presence of Ivanka Trump, evangelical Christian allies of the White House and Israel's current political leadership — an event many here found curious and distant from our national life.
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Kasich could provide the Party a vision of itself that is more distant from Trump, but the G.O.P.'s leaders would have to fight hard for it—and for a contested Convention—which would mean confronting ideological constraints of their own creation.
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Also last week, Mr. Jones's lawyers and Mr. Halbig, who is representing himself, filed a request to change the location of an eventual jury trial from Fairfield County, which encompasses Newtown, to a Connecticut county more distant from the scene of the shooting.
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Its topography is alien enough that it was used as the Red Planet film location for Ridley Scott's The Martian (2015), but what made it feel especially distant from the rest of the Earth was the complete lack of cellphone reception and internet.
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Sadly, in the five years I've lived in New York I've felt distant from my local community board or local legislature, and have been more aware of, say, some New York Times article on Facebook that my friends are discussing in San Francisco.
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Matthew Morandi, the other half of the duo, draws on the lessons he learned in his records as Jahiliyya Fields and half of Inhalants and imbues these amorphous pieces with an otherworldly locomotion, distant from dance music, but still somehow tied to it.
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With inflation distant from its 2 percent target, the BOJ is set to maintain its massive stimulus program at a two-day rate review ending on Wednesday and refrain from making any big change to its policy framework for the time being.
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Trubacheva's exhibition is not entirely distant from Zhuravlev when confronting different versions of truth and reality, so the shows become complementary and share similar preoccupations with the nature of alienation in contemporary Russia and the role of science fiction, which is central to Pepperstein's work.
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They haven&apost been to the subject-matter of a Trump-Russia collusion and I think he&aposs even farther distant from any kind of obstruction of justice charge because it doesn&apost appear that the President did anything but fire the FBI Director.
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At that point, Hill's career could easily have been mistaken for a series of false endings, each more distant from where he began, which was as a pitching prospect scouts thought had a chance to stick near the top of a big-league rotation.
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D Gainz, the unofficial videographer of the Chicago drill scene in its heyday, had grown distant from Keef in the weeks leading up to the release of "Love Sosa," citing the rapper's busy schedule and his possible involvement with the murder of Lil JoJo.
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Consisting of three spacecraft flying 2.5 million kilometers distant from one another, the constellation will be able to pick up the rippled fallout of galaxy collisions, supermassive black hole mergers, and perhaps even the primordial waves created in the wake of the Big Bang.
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The ruined gothic fantasy setting coupled with a notoriously harsh (but fair) approach to combat gave gamers what they wanted on prior adventures, and the landscapes seen in this new project aren't so distant from those we've died in, over and over again, before now.
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Core consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in September from a year ago, which is distant from the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target, although the central bank argues that consumer prices will eventually pick up because of the tight labor market and wage growth, albeit slow.
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Beyond that, I also think it's very interesting that intelligence gathering—a world we read so much about, especially in the wake of the Snowden revelations, something we think is so distant from our lives—is actually all around us, pretty much every minute.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Core consumer prices in Tokyo, a leading indicator of nationwide inflation, rose 0.5% in October from a year earlier, data showed on Tuesday, staying distant from the Bank of Japan's elusive 2% target and keeping it under pressure to ramp up stimulus.
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Rarely told is the story of what is shared by China and the U.S. — worries about pollution, desires to reap the benefits of natural resources, histories of imposing the health and environmental costs of production on marginalized people distant from the centers of power.
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Some on the right have also suggested that Democrats' focus on issues around diversity — "identity politics," as conservatives disparagingly call it — could backfire if they seem distant from the economic concerns of the white working-class voters who propelled Trump to victory in 2016.
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Some quick facts about Enceladus, Saturn's moon that's some 790 million miles distant from Earth and may contain the building blocks of life, if not microbial life itself: It's Saturn's sixth-largest moon at about 310 miles in diameter — roughly 14% of the size of Earth's moon.
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It is remote, so distant from the rest of New York in its wooded isolation at the center of Staten Island that the bank robber Willie Sutton was able to work there quietly — hiding in plain sight — for a few years after a 21965 prison break.
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Some directors are setting their entire movies within the contexts of desktop screens and captured webcam footage; others are sticking with traditional conversations and analog characters, even if it means their show-worlds are more and more distant from the way we actually talk and live.
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From a British point of view, however, the essential problem of the war was that the empire had no real capacity to mount a durable occupation of American territory — territory that was vast, distant from London, and peripheral to the empire's main interest in beating France.
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Or at least they should be, even if they're often formalized into holidays that are quite distant from their revolutionary origins (Labor Day and MLK Day, to name a few), offering local elites a way to feel good about their oppressive system — it's getting better, right?
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By then he was so distant from the artistic scene of which he was once a vibrant member that it was only when The Village Voice published an obituary in January 1991, eight months later, that his old friends and collaborators found out he was gone.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board members said easy monetary policy will be in place for some time because consumer price growth is still distant from the central bank's 2 percent inflation target, a summary of opinions from their March 15-16 meeting showed on Monday.
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Meanwhile because we are so distant from our rivals, we cannot recognize that they share the same fears about what will happen if power is in our hands — or else we dismiss those fears as the pleadings of a wicked claque whose destruction is entirely merited.
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It was such a support to know that this man who at times felt very, very similar to me and very unusual, very distant from me at other times — I could always ground it in what I could hear him trying to reach in his music.
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What's clear is that the word "intelligent" attempts to provide a frame of reference for a cerebral genre—one so strongly connected to technology and dedicated to computer music, but one that was equally philosophical and distant from the basic phenomenology of the same electronic music.
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To live with violence that was both present yet remote built a disconnect in my mind: I lived with a sense of terror that was so commonplace I could nearly ignore it, yet so obviously distant from my life that I often struggled to conceive of it as real.
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The perspective from which he writes is one close to that of the great and the good — ordinary people seem very distant from this book, unlike Empire's Edge — though always with a dose of skepticism and analytical independence to offset his evident fascination with the world of power.
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Connecting the author's observations of figures as distant from one another as Gene Autry and Rihanna are his reminiscences of a music-besotted childhood in Phillipsburg, N.J., his years in Greenwich Village as a scholar in training and his more recent days as a Spotify-subscribing music dad.
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We don't know what kind of impact this will have on Apple's business or its design philosophy; Ive has been somewhat distant from the company's public showings of late, even though he returned in 2017 to take on the design chief role after a two-year "hands off" break back.
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Jean-Lino seems to be, for Elisabeth, someone who recalls the sorrowful misfits seen through Frank's lens; she is drawn to him as she is drawn to the photographs, yet she remains as distant from his tragedy as she does from what she sees in the pages of a book.
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Some of the play's sexual frankness has been blunted by Iranian government censors — in a pivotal scene, Willy's mistress shows up in his hotel room wearing a hat and a belted red raincoat, rather than a nightgown — and its themes of striving and sacrifice seem distant from Rana and Emad's life.
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But his parents can't afford to pay tuition for his senior year; his new friends come from families that "own a couple of companies"; he's so distant from his mother that their phone conversation consists of awkward small talk; and he keeps getting asked if he has a girlfriend, which he doesn't.
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On those days, I feel distant from everything: from home, from my friends, from my goals and dreams, from the person I once was, from the people around me, from my own relatives here who I'm only just beginning to know, from — and this hurts the most — the person I want to be.
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The documents, as described by TV stations KCNC, KDVR and KUSA, vividly underline the basic narrative already laid out by Colorado authorities: Chris, 33, had grown distant from his family and infatuated with a "new love" until, at last, he could not keep them all in his life — and chose his lover.
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This over-the-top rhetoric of nuclear missiles and all things cyber is, funnily enough, not all that distant from the panic-ridden calls of a "cyber Pearl Harbor" that has consistently cropped up in media reports and political statements, despite it not being clear what such an event would even look like.
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The romance of the glory days of flight, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and company wrestling their planes over the Andes and the Sahara, with the freedom of the whole sky thanks to their skill and their machinery, feels distant from today's strictly ruled, tightly regimented airspaces, and constant surveillance anywhere near a major airport.
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The just-concluded elections to the Lok Sabha, or lower house of parliament, saw the BJP make deep inroads in states that had been seen as resistant to its charms, because they either had strong local parties or felt culturally distant from its emphasis on the Hindi language and a narrow version of Hinduism.
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As David Miscavige's father prepares to release a scathing memoir about his son, Ron Miscavige says in a new interview that David became more "authoritarian" as he rose through the Scientology ranks to become leader of the controversial religion – and increasingly distant from the man who introduced him to the religion as a boy.
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This capacity to wonder at trifles no matter the imminent peril, these asides of the spirit, these footnotes in the volume of life are the highest forms of consciousness, and it is in this childishly speculative state of mind, so distant from commonsense and its logic, that we know the world to be good.
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In the Opinion essay "Rediscovering My Daughter Through Instagram," Helene Stapinski writes about how Instagram helped her feel less distant from her teenage daughter, once she found the courage to ask for permission to follow her daughter's account: That night, I got up the nerve to ask Paulina if I could follow her on Instagram.
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A speechifying anti-Trumpism, distant from the fray, will always be self-regarding and self-deceiving — unwilling to see how the Iraq War discredited both the Bushist and McCainian styles of right-wing internationalism, incapable of addressing the economic disappointments that turned voters against Flake's Goldwaterite libertarianism and Romney's "trust me, I'm a businessman" promises.
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That camp is distant from where the party iss, but it suggests that rather than being an event that inevitably happens in the world based on the results of a conversation, it's a real battle that the party could have chosen to disrupt by splitting their efforts between the goblin base and the allied camp.
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In a perfect world, the money would never go to Washington in the first place, but its return to a place closer to the people can be appreciated by anyone – including the president – who believes the federal government has grown too large, too powerful, too arrogant and too distant from the people it is supposed to serve.
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Unlike modern international conflicts that have involved air, land and sea, troops, weapons, and artillery, the next major world war, if there ever is one, could be held at a place distant from anywhere on Earth, potentially killing no one but affecting almost everyone -- a war unseen with a naked eye but felt across the nation.
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A transition period followed, from '21958 to '55, marked by the use of egg tempera instead of oil paint, during which he abandoned Cubism for a vocabulary of ideograms inspired by Paul Klee, as in "Jaune et gris" 1950, not too distant from the Surrealist-influenced pictographs that Adolph Gottlieb created in New York at around the same time.
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"Trump seems almost uniquely ill equipped to process history, whether because of his lack of empathy, his allergy to complexity, or his tendency to keep distant from anything that might carry the whiff of defeat," said Paul Starobin, author of the newly released "Madness Rules the Hour," about the confrontation at Charleston, S.C., that led to the Civil War.
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Holography is as aesthetically, technologically, and chronologically distant from ancient paintings as any art form, but the artist Etienne Guiol and his compatriots at BK I Digital art company fuse the two media his new work A I M. In an evocative teaser video, the French artist shows his holographic animation of a character throwing an object in an abandoned factory.
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Pääsuke is a maverick of sorts: Distant from the history of Soviet official art and the nonconformist response to it, as much as from the rigid influence of German abstract impressionism, Pääsuke is at home with the Surrealism and Fauvism of the Paris School, and blends photographic realism inflected by Magrittesque elements with a kind of Pop art sensibility which is so distinctively Baltic.
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Writers devise beings ever more distant from Asimov's metal men with positronic brains: in Ted Chiang's novella " The Lifecycle of Software Objects ," hobbyists raise (and occasionally abuse) sentient pets, called "digients," in virtual ecosystems; in Spike Jonze's film " Her ," a hyperintelligent virtual assistant manifests only as a voice; in the near-future Zambia of Namwali Serpell's " The Old Drift ," swarms of mosquito-like microdrones inject vaccines.
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But I am saying that seeming increasingly distant from the external consensus reality, being driven by intransigent and sometimes bewildering faith as much as rational analysis, and ongoing associations with a cloud of crazy scandal and hangers-on snake-oil salespeople — all of which would be catastrophic signs for, say, a traditional new startup — can actually be indicators of the strength, not weakness, of a strange new religion.
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There's Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett, an American couple on holiday in Morocco; a local family who become both directly connected and very distant from that couple; the couple's children, who travel with the family's housekeeper from their native San Diego to a wedding in Mexico; and a deaf teenager in Tokyo, played by Rinko Kikuchi, who deals with both the challenges of adolescence and her mother's death.
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