So yes, we have to emphasize certain things and not emphasize other things.
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To support any of them, you choose to emphasize certain facts and de-emphasize others.
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"We have to emphasize certain things and not emphasize other things," Lilla told Vox recently.
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When asked if the US should emphasize production of more oil, gas, and coal supplies or emphasize more conservation by consumers of existing energy supplies, 47% of Republicans reported they wanted to emphasize production and the exact same said they wanted to emphasize conservation.
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NEW ECB GUIDANCE WILL EMPHASIZE CONDITIONS NEEDED FOR RATE LIFT-OFF, DE-EMPHASIZE DATE COMPONENT: SOURCES
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We've fallen into a bogus logjam in which progressives emphasize systems of oppression and conservatives emphasize cultural norms.
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It might be deliberate, but it also seems evident they have no idea what to emphasize or de-emphasize.
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What some recent mummy exhibitions have done is emphasize respect for the dead, and emphasize treating mummies as human beings.
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Reasonable people can disagree about how much to emphasize the decline in the projected debt versus how much to emphasize the debt itself.
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Bravo likes to emphasize how well educated the network's viewers are, and members of the cast like to emphasize how real they are.
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GOOLSBEE: That part is not -- Trump should emphasize that growth is fast and the Democrats will emphasize that wages have not been going up.
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The results, he said, should quell the cries of both those who emphasize genes above all and those who emphasize elements of lifestyle above all.
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In other words, a test could emphasize detecting positive patients well, or it could emphasize excluding negative patients from the results, while maintaining the same accuracy.
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So if you watch the CBS or NBC and ABC newscast, there would be some variation on the stories they covered and what they emphasize and didn't emphasize.
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We're really excited to announce this tomorrow, set the record straight, emphasize it's an option for them, emphasize the problem we're trying to solve, and see what they say.
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"We hear, even from people close to Putin, statements that emphasize authoritarianism, that emphasize decisiveness and that suggest that democracy can only be achieved far into the future," Mr. Gorbachev said.
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Boy Scouts seem to emphasize doing things (activities like white-water rafting, welding and bugling) while Girl Scouts emphasize caring for others (being a good neighbor, a voice for animals, a social butterfly).
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Their hips cocked upward, just enough to emphasize their assets.
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Financial experts emphasize that does not mean you should panic.
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Obviously, super diluted mixtures are safe, which homeopathy websites emphasize.
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I want to emphasize the visual loudness of this thing.
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What issues will you emphasize as a City Council member?
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But with the elf, we choose to emphasize his surveillance.
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For his part, Quincy Jones was careful to publicly emphasize
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Experts emphasize that wearing masks may not protect against infections.
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"I can't emphasize enough: It's not just Ukraine," Letter said.
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"I cannot emphasize enough how serious this is," she added.
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The visuals emphasize that the subjects are trapped by circumstance.
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I just emphasize that there's more risk than you think.
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And I want to also do more to emphasize prevention.
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They consistently emphasize safety and the fair treatment of drivers.
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Instead, the hotel partners with local partners that emphasize experiences.
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GIULIANI: I want to emphasize one more time -- HEMMER: Yes.
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They emphasize that it's important to frame the question correctly.
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In his remarks, Mr. de Blasio sought to emphasize Mrs.
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" To emphasize this, Gold titled his introduction "For Adults Only.
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The update is the latest search addition to emphasize voting.
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GIULIANI: I should -- I should emphasize, I paid for it.
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And what issues will she choose to emphasize, if any?
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Their presences emphasize and accentuate rather than overshadow your skills.
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Sutton was keen to emphasize his business' drive for sustainability.
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Other approaches emphasize giving teens skills to wait for sex.
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" Let's emphasize that: "I don't think Bill did anything wrong.
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The standalone Music app would most likely emphasize Apple Music.
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First, they must emphasize job creation in a green economy.
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I really can't emphasize enough how miserable the weather was.
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Many pianists emphasize the ornery, audacious qualities of the piece.
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Unlike Guardiola, he does not emphasize possession, to a fault.
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I'm hopeful future MacBooks will emphasize more function over form.
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But executives prefer to emphasize other aspects of their idea.
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It depends on the body part you want to emphasize.
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I cannot emphasize too strongly how creative Hal Pinter was.
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They were also instructed to emphasize areas of shared cooperation.
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Diets that emphasize fat over carbohydrates will continue to dominate.
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"I can't emphasize how stressful it is," one employee said.
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And I can't emphasize enough that it was a risk.
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We emphasize the ones starring brilliant inventors and earnest toilers.
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Greenberg wanted to emphasize the heavy pain of that here.
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You emphasize the words "I will not lose" repeatedly. Why?
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I don't sympathize as much as I emphasize with them.
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"Any significant case that I'm trying to emphasize," Simons said.
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"Firms emphasize generating revenue, and profits per partner," she said.
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Bold tells me when I should emphasize a particular word.
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I'm going to be honest: That's not something we emphasize.
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These villages also emphasize personalized care and more engagement, too.
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Executives want to emphasize "shooting, hunting and rugged outdoor" products.
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I can't emphasize how bad this is on CNN's part.
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Why are they careful to emphasize these boundaries and distinctions?
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So I knew early on that she should emphasize that.
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"I would emphasize 'so far,'" he said of the reservations.
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They emphasize perfecting soft skills to build trust with clients.
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But many modern craft beers emphasize pungent scents and taste.
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I want to emphasize that, not what I don't have.
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Experts emphasize the importance of educating children before their trip.
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They emphasize they are not at odds with their employer.
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I just expect it, so sometimes I don't emphasize it.
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No. Many experienced practitioners emphasize that there is no correlation.
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It is important to emphasize that these estimates are preliminary.
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Both of the models emphasize sturdier designs and company branding.
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Did you want to emphasize the whiteness of this situation?
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What happened is the Democratic Party forgot to emphasize them.
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This letter is Democrats' attempt to emphasize their own priorities.
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THOSE ARE THREE THAT WE'VE SAID WE WANT TO EMPHASIZE.
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Curved ladders on both sides emphasize the bed's hourglass shape.
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I want to emphasize that this is an APEC meeting.
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Let me first emphasize that what Trump wants isn't new.
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Allen's rhetoric did not merely emphasize Clinton's competence and experience.
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But many others primarily emphasize our uncertainty — and emphasize that when we're working rapidly toward powerful technology about which there are still many unanswered questions, the smart step is to start the research now.
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Our economists expect the minutes to emphasize patience and data-dependency.
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" Dr. Patterson noted, "I always want to emphasize the positive side.
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That would emphasize that the case to hike is more compelling.
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The officials emphasize no decision about a deployment has been made.
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Parker continues to emphasize his innocence, saying the sex was consensual.
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RYAN: IF BECKY WERE HERE WE WOULDN'T HAVE TO EMPHASIZE THIS.
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"Just to be clear, this is a sex convention," I emphasize.
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The economy is used to emphasize other parts of their ideology.
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Plans for these areas now emphasize reinjection to limit further losses.
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You can't emphasize enough the delicacy of touch that move requires.
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Ahead, find the looks that emphasize the "hot" in hot mess.
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The flower emoji in the caption further emphasize the romantic gesture.
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She said that China is likely to emphasize developing naval capacity.
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And the Journal op-ed was submitted "to emphasize that point."
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Conway noted that Trump should emphasize that in the next debate.
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"We emphasize that we oppose blocking lawful material," the proposal says.
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Gebert took pains to emphasize that this isn't a bad thing.
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The chamber's proposals emphasize simplicity and uniformity across industries and localities.
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What I'm saying to you is don't de-emphasize your music.
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Smith's "one-picture books" similarly emphasize the whole over its parts.
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But he wanted to emphasize that he's not celebrating the round.
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The protesters I talked to were keen to emphasize this message.
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Mr. Touadéra has said he wants to emphasize reconciliation and disarmament.
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They need to emphasize that they are both tolerant and traditional.
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But I can't emphasize enough just how inappropriate that would be.
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Hart also took to Instagram to further emphasize his Oscars message.
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Belfort takes a moment to emphasize the importance of ethical persuasion.
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Mr. Biden's priorities emphasize just how much that thinking has changed.
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"I want to emphasize that these are early versions," he says.
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I understand that impulse; my favorite routines emphasize those elements too.
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Others, like Bernie Sanders, emphasize protecting workers and cutting defense spending.
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American-based experts really emphasize the emotional impact of Ferrante's opus.
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But learning about anatomy can help women emphasize our own pleasure.
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The first, which I emphasize again and again, is continuous improvement.
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AND I EMPHASIZE THEY BECAUSE IT'S NO ONE POLICY THAT MATTERS.
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PopSugar wants to emphasize it's more than just a lifestyle brand.
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Make sure you don't emphasize anything hinting of desperation or neediness.
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It's important to emphasize that these figures are ever-use rates.
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They travel frequently, seek opportunity, and emphasize experiences over inanimate objects.
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Bond managers emphasize that the picture for retailers is not monochromatic.
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The media often emphasize the anti-immigrant positions of European populists.
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It's important to emphasize that Pierogi didn't censor Wintrich's art show.
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Some people were quick to emphasize that slaves were not immigrants.
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Snyder said Powell should continue to emphasize a relaxed policy stance.
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I thought this would be fun to emphasize in our visual.
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Officials emphasize that no decision has been made to replace Nicholson.
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You need to emphasize a shared enemy and a shared fear.
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I cannot emphasize enough how exciting and promising the research is.
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I have to emphasize: this is not a hack at all.
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Why emphasize ad nauseam our wastefulness, our greed, our psychological instability?
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Enlarged hands and feet emphasize the bodies to counterbalance the faces.
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Conservatives tend to emphasize the value of being rooted in place.
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Other programs will emphasize the fantasy world of superheroes — and superheroines.
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The Russian president is keen to emphasize how fit he is.
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I just can't emphasize enough that we're fully supportive of him.
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Still others emphasize the influence of conservative media like Fox News.
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SuperBetter and Happify both emphasize the scientific basis of the apps.
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As the years went on, inmate life began to emphasize socialization.
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"I cannot emphasize how proud I am of them," he said.
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Veterans courts emphasize treatment and rehabilitation over punishment for nonviolent crimes.
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They emphasize critical issues of director engagement, independence, accountability and refreshment.
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In the United States, tech firms emphasize simplicity in their apps.
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Both vehicles de-emphasize buttons and knobs in favor of screens.
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"Many fathers emphasize competition and achievement with their boys," he said.
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The Republicans also emphasize that security risks are graver than ever.
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Scientists I queried tended to emphasize the dangers of helminth use.
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Karvunidis doesn't think gender reveal parties should emphasize gender norms, either.
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And when we emphasize that commonality ... we will achieve greater unity.
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The Trump NPR should emphasize the following, in rough priority order.
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The new CEO took time to emphasize the importance of values.
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It's hard to emphasize how much of a change that represents.
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They emphasize the importance of family, faith and disciplined, peaceful protest.
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And you made an important point I would like to emphasize.
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Let me emphasize that it's not just on the nuclear side.
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"I emphasize again, we're building hypothesis on hypothesis here," Borgesius says.
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When the publicist pitches your music, they should emphasize your elusivity.
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"I try to emphasize: your basic personality doesn't change," says Jackson.
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Unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction.
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However, I do want to emphasize that the business is secure.
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He underlined it, to emphasize that he was playing with words.
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The Democrats should emphasize common desires and goals, not our differences.
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"Our job was to emphasize the grounds for impeachment," he added.
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The choices emphasize Irish artists like U2 and James Vincent McMorrow.
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For now, politicians here seem to emphasize pragmatism over finger-pointing.
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Even off the Opera stage, clothes to me emphasize a character.
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" She added that she "tried to emphasize the diversity of approaches.
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"We'll emphasize high and low culture in this creative," he said.
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It would emphasize skills and educational requirements, rather than family ties.
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In particular, it should emphasize investments and subsidies, not carbon taxes.
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Emphasize that the anguish or pain will not remain the same.
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Chronicles of the Republican Party emphasize a move away from moderation.
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Most of the shows reviewed here emphasize youth in various forms.
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Given Maine's impending vote, we emphasize the ranked-choice system here.
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I want to emphasize that this is not a criminal proceeding.
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His designs emphasize the proximity of housing, shopping and public space.
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Breton began to emphasize the plasticity rather than ephemerality of forms.
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Vorel says she cannot emphasize the importance of organ donation enough.
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The sessions do not emphasize the technical aspects of the game.
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I cannot emphasize enough how much Judge Marrero thinks Sprint sucks.
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Landon strains to emphasize that Headlines isn't an exclusive "newspaper network".
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The selections always include one Western entree and emphasize seasonal ingredients.
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But we have to continue to emphasize what we are for.
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So there are strategic reasons for Mr. Buttigieg to emphasize faith.
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The kids talked about schools that emphasize rote memorization over creativity.
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For Mr. Trump, it was a day to emphasize the optimism.
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For Mr. Trump, it was a day to emphasize the optimism.
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"I really want to emphasize how far we've come," he said.
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The FDA requested we update the label to emphasize this point.
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Above all, emphasize how you will bring value to the business.
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I want to emphasize that this has been an inclusive process.
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Who, and I can't emphasize this enough, even asked for this?
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Or if you're looking to tour, de-emphasize where you stay.
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Some tenors singing Idomeneo emphasize the heroic cast of the music.
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I think it's important to emphasize a point you're making here.
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The Slate team members will de-emphasize the horse race number.
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Kelli is trying to emphasize the positive to his friends abroad.
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"I emphasize that we should reflect on it," Mr. Wei said.
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But as I emphasize, such techniques are hard to come by.
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Among the risks, drug policy experts emphasize the risk of dependence.
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I want to emphasize that Berea is an extremely impressive place.
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Trump administration officials tend to emphasize economic strife (which isn't a valid argument for asylum under US law); Democrats and advocates tend to emphasize oppression and gang violence, which can open the door to an asylum claim.
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Saudis emphasize their own interests rather than those of the United States.
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"But we said, 'This is the wrong thing to emphasize,'" he said.
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Emphasize what the body can do instead of what it looks like.
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" He pulls up and pauses to emphasize each word: "Lift off. Cristal.
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One thing I do emphasize is the importance of how you quit.
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And his wife, Hillary Clinton, didn't emphasize the economic message this year.
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" The negative comments only seem to emphasize McMuffin's feelings of "slut-shaming.
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It's important to emphasize that the tension is not specific to UBI.
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Buffett: I want to emphasize, we have not bought at this price.
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It's hard to know what to emphasize, depending who you're speaking to.
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Instead, it was to emphasize Rob and Sharon's commitment to each other.
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And yet some candidates emphasize their tech credentials at their own peril.
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Economic growth, which neolibs are still urging Democrats to emphasize above income
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If they do, they emphasize the girls' independence and don't mention men.
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Then, if you want to emphasize it, add a photo of Streep.
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But it could also cause problems for those franchises who emphasize teamwork.
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Video interviews could potentially emphasize the intimacy and depth of these encounters.
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Powell has taken pains to emphasize that his decisions are data-dependent.
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Other products in the space emphasize simplicity and one-tap mobile solutions.
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I would emphasize culture and then the development of the other people.
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Reese has not been charged in connection with Hawkins' homicide, authorities emphasize.
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Hertel was quick to emphasize that sporting events are just one application.
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When we begin to emphasize that, I think we will attract everybody.
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He could emphasize his tax cut on small mom-and-pop businesses.
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" To emphasize the extraordinary nature of Trump's statement, Clinton responded: "That's horrifying.
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Let me emphasize, he wants to explain that he did nothing wrong.
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It will emphasize the spiritual nature of the stories of elder Tibetans.
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After all, elections are often where we emphasize what sets us apart.
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He used the game, though, to emphasize where investing trends are heading.
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Today, our headlines emphasize the central question of how to treat refugees.
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I like to emphasize the space around the characters and the loneliness.
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They influenced government bodies to emphasize pain management as the doctor's responsibility.
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It's not a cryo-sleep chamber, researchers emphasize, at least not yet.
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That's right, that's one of the points I wanted to emphasize actually.
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Those looking for a job may want to emphasize their language skills.
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Soviets used such acts of subterfuge to emphasize the threat of Ukrainian
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But Mullins and Learn emphasize that here's no harm in trying them.
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So it's now doing more to emphasize the fertility use case, too.
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The series did not emphasize that he was a U.S. Marine. Oorah.
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Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton emphasize their strong support for Israel.
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BROOKS: Our security detail, let me emphasize, I don't know their names.
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But Goodman was keen to emphasize that this story wasn't about her.
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To emphasize his point, Martin tweeted a picture of St. Peter's Square.
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That's something I want to emphasize: The NRA is not a monolith.
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" "I cannot emphasize enough how deeply I disagree with Mr. Trump's statement.
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The optimistic projections emphasize the major long-term advantages of capping emissions.
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To emphasize "education" as much as "training" at the Foreign Service Institute.
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But Draghi also chose to emphasize that risks were on the rise.
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Go back and read No. 1 I can't emphasize that point enough.
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Rintoul is at pains to emphasize the wider context for Hodan's actions.
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Apple is very keen to emphasize how highly it prioritizes your privacy.
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Its very existence would emphasize that Erdoğan and Turkey are not synonymous.
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A few recent reports further emphasize their role in black student success.
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"I can't emphasize enough what a great guy he was," she said.
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"We don't put an emphasis on women; we emphasize equality," he said.
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There are plans to emphasize different themes each night of the convention.
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Immigration policies that emphasize exclusion and enforcement won't change that inexorable trend.
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These books wouldn't emphasize Muslim ideology, but would show the Muslim experience.
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Yes, and I also want to emphasize the presence in Los Angeles.
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G.A.: This year's test seemed to emphasize creativity more than previous years.
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Here emphasize getting rid of personal effects in order to make the
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Shakespeare evidently wanted to emphasize the element of consent in Richard's rise.
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In interviews, Liu is eager to emphasize the humbleness of his origins.
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I would like to emphasize that #SomosTodosIguais so Cleo Pires is me .
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This style meant to emphasize function, rather than in-your-face aesthetics.
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The worst strategies generally emphasize punitive scare and control tactics with youth.
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Were there any ideas or feelings you wanted to emphasize in it?
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Democrats should emphasize this alignment between their policies and the public will.
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Advocates emphasize that their tallies just include the victims they know about.
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Coordinations are different; she might emphasize a downbeat instead of an up.
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The offense is designed to emphasize the shooting talent of the roster.
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Emphasize that these little changes can make children part of the solution.
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We emphasize that they are chefs before we mention their refugee status.
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Mr. Macri has taken pains to emphasize his support for the cases.
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It's important to emphasize that it's not better, just more technically challenging.
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It is important to emphasize that this path is far from assured.
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Above all, they emphasize that Marxism means keeping their one-party rule.
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So skip the lofty rhetoric and emphasize issues of pocketbooks and corruption.
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He's inviting your ear — and your whole body — to emphasize the silences.
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"There's a danger in having the instruction emphasize climate catastrophe," she says.
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Let me emphasize this: Immediately, today, five minutes ago, the fork NOW.
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Still, it's an issue that defense attorneys will be sure to emphasize.
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Needless to say, that wasn't the point the study attempted to emphasize.
|
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His images constantly emphasize the beauty of black people, artists and culture.
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All of these shows emphasize that new mothers can't go it alone.
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They emphasize the same issues, and talk about them in similar ways.
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The down-to-earth aesthetic instead helps emphasize the creative team's commitment.
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What skills does Google prioritize, and what skills does it de-emphasize?
|
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"I can't emphasize enough how much this impacted the community," he said.
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For Invisible, we wanted to emphasize the unseen barriers that divide movement.
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Try this: Explore a connection by choosing transition words that emphasize commonality.
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So I want to emphasize that the situation is far from hopeless.
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During her second presidential run, Clinton made sure to emphasize her apology.
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Bonnie Glaser: Well, many of the candidates chose to emphasize Chinese repression.
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Remember to further emphasize the end goals and core values at stake.
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Meanwhile U.S. military leaders continue to emphasize the need for space superiority.
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It is these qualities that I wanted to emphasize in this film.
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But Daniels did emphasize — twice — that her encounter with Trump was consensual.
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Conservatives, on the other hand, wanted to emphasize to me that Rep.
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Emphasize the importance of hard work and daily practice, not innate skill.
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Hard-edged gouache paintings emphasize vibrant color, eccentric patterns, architecture, and geometry.
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Feel free to adopt it to emphasize and drive hope your point.
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Emphasize that you're curious and continually learning new things about your profession.
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" Ms. Yellen's parting comment: "Let me emphasize that correlation is not causation.
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Before getting into the details, I want to emphasize one political point.
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I cannot emphasize enough how deeply I disagree with Mr. Trump's statement.
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They emphasize and prioritize communication, because communication is really all they have.
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It plans to emphasize "voluntary" cost-cutting experiments rather than mandatory ones.
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It's important to emphasize that none of these outcomes is especially likely.
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His idea was to create clothing designed specifically to emphasize women's figures.
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It's just to emphasize that in many ways, circumstances make the man.
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I cannot emphasize enough how much we cannot let them do that.
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When I was at Georgetown, I put together this convening of people, 50 percent Republicans and 50 percent Democrats, where we brought in people to emphasize the importance of this issue and to emphasize the nonpartisan nature of it.
|
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Throughout the song, lyrics criticize May's Conservative Party and emphasize that she's untrustworthy.
|
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The works in this show emphasize touch, materiality, the sensual, and the subversive.
|
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"I want to emphasize simplicity and speed here," said Hackett on the call.
|
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No matter what the cause, campaigns that emphasize generosity and charity are ubiquitous.
|
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" Adds Nina: "He makes sure to really emphasize spending that time with him.
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"You cannot emphasize that balance sheet management is on automatic pilot," he said.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I want to emphasize, we have not bought at this price.
|
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Republicans typically use their nominating conventions to emphasize their candidates' main policy points.
|
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It is important to emphasize that their conclusions are not medical but philosophical.
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Right now there's a lot of room to emphasize that in marginalized communities.
|
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Further reading: Zuckerberg continues to emphasize on openness and sharing in these articles.
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It forgot, or elided, or failed to emphasize: Taylor Kitsch isn't just hot.
|
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Cutting my hair has also allowed me to really emphasize my eyes, too.
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But Sanders said Trump was simply using his Twitter account to emphasize patriotism.
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"It is important to emphasize that the children involved are victims," it says.
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Other members also emphasize that the Germania Ottomans are not a biker gang.
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It redesigned its home page to emphasize subscribing to channels over individual videos.
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Now, the Edwards campaign doesn't just emphasize diversity merely for its own sake.
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Forza 7 primarily leverages the new console's power in order to emphasize realism.
|
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To re-emphasize Tamblyn's point, it's no wonder so many people stay silent.
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Other British reviewers tried to emphasize that vegetarianism is impossible in South Korea.
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Reports from inside the White House instead emphasize Trump's feelings about the agreement.
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And I would emphasize too, we&aposre in for the long haul here.
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Among those risks, drug policy experts emphasize the risk of overuse and addiction.
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The trick, of course, is to emphasize security without infringing on civil liberties.
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Noam Hassenfeld: I like the way you emphasize the laziness of the movie.
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She says "truly" a lot, any time she wants to emphasize a feeling.
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So he's just trying to emphasize that he doesn't want to do it.
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I can't emphasize enough that these studies aren't overall indictments of cash programs.
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Prior to last month's election Maraga spoke out to emphasize the judiciary's independence.
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For Hispanics: They'll emphasize that Trump supports school choice and expanding educational opportunities.
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They were not going to pull the app, Bill made sure to emphasize.
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To emphasize her point, Trump listed the places she visited on her trip.
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The work is unabashedly instinctual to emphasize the visceral qualities of oil paint.
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The authors emphasize that China driving its development with coal is not unique.
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The Republican candidates, however, emphasize hard-line confrontation toward all of these countries.
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Some emphasize the costs of childrearing for women living and writing in patriarchy.
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But as the game seems to emphasize, it'll probably be quite a ride.
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So on the campaign trail, emphasize how the Democrats are on the margins.
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On the contrary, a strategy consulting position will emphasize long-term thinking skills.
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That's something his fellow Commissioners were quick to emphasize in their dissenting opinions.
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Those opposed might emphasize risks and drag their feet to implement unwelcome decisions.
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I can't emphasize this enough: I know almost nothing about the Mueller Report.
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I can't emphasize enough how different an opportunity this presents for smartphone photography.
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It also kicks the teeth out of the NHL's mandate to emphasize rivalries.
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Yelp said it plans to retire that metric to emphasize all business accounts.
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" They say he's NOT there for "rehab," and emphasize the words, "wellness retreat.
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To satiate those needs, luxury hotels are offering more services that emphasize personalization.
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The actress used all-caps on her tweet to emphasize her emotional state.
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All reminders will only emphasize what you are no longer privy to know.
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As investors, women tend to emphasize different priorities than men, UBS's research found.
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US officials emphasize that it is a decision Kim still needs to make.
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The series doesn't make a point to emphasize this — it doesn't have to.
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This, to emphasize, is a different goal than regime change or changing borders.
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All the rooms have high ceilings which emphasize the grandeur of it all.
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"We emphasize again the narrowness of the issue before us," the decision read.
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Own your career break: Own your choices, and emphasize your readiness to return.
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Scientific progress, and pricing power, are driving pharmaceutical companies to emphasize oncology research.
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Some Americans, including Mr. Obama, emphasize democratic ideals of humility and self-critique.
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What the Clinton campaign should emphasize about Kaine is his progressive track record.
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Instead, Dalio responded with three books which emphasize broad thinking, history and evolution.
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"We often don't emphasize the death of black and brown children," Merritt said.
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The approach of this agency has historically been to emphasize methodology over results.
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When shooting landscapes, try to capture something in the foreground to emphasize depth.
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President Trump and those in his administration continue to emphasize their deregulatory accomplishments.
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CHRISTIAN SEWING: I would like to first emphasize-- what we achieved last week.
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State officials should emphasize the plan's importance and garner support for its operation.
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Trump has only to further emphasize his commitment to lower court constitutionalist judges.
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How are we supposed to both suppress our feelings and emphasize the negative?
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"But I have to emphasize the risk is on the downside," said Min.
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The second strategy, to re-emphasize economic issues, also faces a significant hurdle.
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In her 2008 run, Clinton had been reluctant to emphasize her pathbreaking role.
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Expressions like "just the tip" emphasize the desperate, sexual idiocy we're subjected to.
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Okay, but is there a particular learning from the last campaign you'd emphasize?
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Doesn't that dovetail with Clinton's emphasize that she is actually pro–border security.
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Now, there's a parody app to emphasize just how ridiculous Trump's platform is.
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Thais are very clean but I [emphasize] it more, like the sanitizing buckets.
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She used her platform to emphasize the mobility offered by the United States.
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Just to emphasize, every House Democrat and every House Republican supported the legislation.
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Sustainable peace is intimately linked to sustainable and let me emphasize sustained development.
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Interestingly, in our Western Culture, we falsely emphasize fixed traits and "personality" types.
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If you think you can discuss the problem, emphasize the business-related implications.
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Staffers told Politico he'll emphasize his leadership on policy, including Medicare-for-all.
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While I did actually mention volunteering, it's true that I didn't emphasize it.
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I can't emphasize this enough, so I'm just going to say it again.
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Conference championships are among the criteria the selection committee is instructed to emphasize.
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And U.S. allies might emphasize their toughness against China to win tariff exemptions.
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They traffic in different personalities or emphasize different sides of themselves to survive.
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"I want to emphasize that I rarely engage in Founder-bashing," he said.
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They need to emphasize their strengths and incubate the Amazons of the future.
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With Barack Obama in the White House, Democrats prefer to emphasize the positive.
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Gender has often informed the issues that candidates choose to emphasize as well.
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Avoid dark colors on the lower lash line because they emphasize dark circles.
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These songs emphasize the cadence of her singing, not the melody or range.
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We emphasize that choosing wines for Thanksgiving is not an exercise in pairing.
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" As president, Gates would also emphasize, "This is not going to be easy.
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They emphasize the fact Richard Jr. himself has yet to say Paul's name.
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The White House hopefuls this time tried to emphasize their areas of agreement.
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Influencers should emphasize their emotional connection to a brand in their sponsored posts.
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But you will see me focused on that more and emphasize that more.
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And households, and I want to emphasize households, which pick up smaller business.
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We've developed a visual code for how to emphasize words in the billboard.
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Any such campaign that did do outreach would emphasize TV ads and mailers.
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These statutes emphasize the presence of a running sore that has never healed.
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Which white depends on the part of the recipe you decide to emphasize.
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Here, he shares his tips for making meals that emphasize heritage and experimentation.
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It was partly to emphasize the creativity that informs his craft, he said.
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Pelosi did emphasize at times that the caucus would focus on national security.
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Privacy proponents emphasize that there's no safe, foolproof way to implement encryption backdoors.
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Still, Trump sought to emphasize his foreign policy victories during the news conference.
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You may also want to emphasize that not everyone knows "the secret" yet.
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Yes, Democrats should more clearly emphasize economic justice for all, including struggling whites.
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Her bumps seemed to hide the designated erogenous zones, rather than emphasize them.
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Its pieces, like the now-iconic Floyd Bed, emphasize simplicity, elegance, and functionality.
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But he's quick to emphasize that his weight loss didn't come from running.
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It starts by promoting policies that emphasize a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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Now she deployed it often to emphasize the growing diversity of the march.
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I cannot emphasize enough how good it feels to move in Titanfall 2.
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"I cannot emphasize too much how destructive a shutdown is," Norquist said Friday.
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Jury orientation videos across the country emphasize the importance of this constitutional right.
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The company instead chose to emphasize how many jobs the sale would support.
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Instead of inflecting your voice an octave upward to emphasize points, use… pauses.
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Democratic women, by contrast, couldn't emphasize enough that their sympathies were with Ford.
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To constantly emphasize what she's wearing and not her athletic skill is tiresome.
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This explanation contrasts with earlier explanations that emphasize conflict displacement or ideological realignment.
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"I emphasize the humanitarian dimensions," Kerry said of the critical situation in Venezuela.
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Among the risks, drug policy experts emphasize the risk of overuse and addiction.
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And I think that is important to emphasize — that we still have agency.
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I want to emphasize here that I only use Mertl as an example.
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We emphasize the idea of transparency as a guiding principle for these new experiences.
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Let me emphasize this, President Trump said from the beginning, I did nothing wrong.
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He called for "new rules" on trade that would emphasize labor and environmental protections.
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The meetings are intended to emphasize the importance of the two countries' trading relationship.
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The lights, fronts and back, emphasize the width and visual heft of the design.
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The sale is part of IBM's ongoing effort to de-emphasize its legacy businesses.
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He wanted to focus on the coffee chain's core values and de-emphasize growth.
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Apple took pains to emphasize that the watch would not actually collect sonic data.
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But they should also take steps to promote policies that emphasize choice and innovation.
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I just want to emphasize that it's not dyed hair versus not-dyed hair.
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Then, he started to emphasize what he really felt about what the country needed.
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"I can't emphasize enough the importance of bringing stability to this workforce," Karotkin said.
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As each tries to muscle the other into the wings, they emphasize their contrasts.
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"I do want to emphasize that this does not mean perfect safety," he said.
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Curators Felicia Mings and Antawan Byrd emphasize the collaborative nature of Medu's activist art.
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It seemed like a move designed to emphasize Uber's future rather than its past.
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I've tried concealer, but that mostly seems to emphasize them rather than hide them.
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And I want to emphasize, I have taken every election with the utmost seriousness.
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It's just a bigger small number of people than Oxfam's reports tend to emphasize.
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Indeed, GM has decided to de-emphasize the environmental benefits in its marketing campaign.
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And they want to emphasize that you shouldn't worry about this extremely rare disease.
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"We emphasize that Tales never presented or complained about health problems," the statement read.
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But working in health care settings requires a different mind-set, security experts emphasize.
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Let them emphasize the cold relations of business (Trump) or of the state (Sanders).
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"I'd like to emphasize that this is a review of the literature," said Hermes.
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"I want to emphasize that a trade war doesn't have a winner," Gao said.
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We emphasize that at no time was the safety of students or staff compromised.
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The state of play: Expect Lyft to emphasize focus when speaking with prospective investors.
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Trump went on to emphasize that "nobody even knows" if responsibility lies with Russia.
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Conservatives emphasize the rights to property, the rights of religious minorities, and gun rights.
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Lyft has been eager to emphasize its growth to investors over its total revenue.
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The students will meet voters ahead of the referendum to emphasize the charter's drawbacks.
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They also emphasize the show's core request for the audience to suspend their disbelief.
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Some will emphasize the potential upsides, rooted in increased convenience, entertainment, happiness, and welfare.
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And he took pains to emphasize that the country was still safe for tourism.
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This time for listening is something Driver made sure to emphasize in her interview.
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Games that emphasize visual scheduling and break big jobs into smaller tasks can help.
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While both are possible, top executives will have to decide which strategy to emphasize.
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The offscreen casting director's prompts, however, emphasize just how sexist this process can be.
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Headline updated to emphasize that Alexa supports 500 triggering phrases, rather than 500 activities.
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Zink's two new books emphasize her contradictions, and offer some clues to her appeal.
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The new guidelines continue to emphasize eating protein from seafood, lean meat and poultry.
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Gambia's government has implemented a public education campaign to emphasize the importance of conservation.
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It is important to emphasize Amazon provides good jobs with a lot of opportunity.
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That's why leading climate scientists emphasize looking at the bigger picture — and following trends.
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The objects we saw emphasize the flowering religious lives of the ancient city's people.
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I wanted to separate us from that, and really emphasize the physicality of music.
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And it's important to emphasize that we do have choices, that it's not determinant.
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The reports will emphasize analysis on both the students' dropout and program completion rates.
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In 2014, Patreon redesigned its platform to emphasize content consumption rather than creator profiles.
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Another part of the Caddy comeback strategy is to emphasize self-driving vehicle technology.
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Assessment of critical infrastructure sectors must also emphasize clear metrics for success and failure.
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She later took the proposed initiatives, which emphasize transparency and building trust, to administrators.
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Twitter also changed its users' feeds to emphasize quality over chronology earlier this year.
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But it has a deeper level: interviews and aerial photography to emphasize their environment.
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Holmes says it's important to emphasize the hobbies and traits that make you unique.
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"It's important to emphasize that this is just a limited effort," Dr. Vidale said.
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Close-ups of Parker's face emphasize Turner's suffering, and the symbolism of his endurance.
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Both Clinton and Brown emphasize that high voter turnout will yield a Democratic win.
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"Emphasize the core value that no one is above the law," the memo said.
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First, let's emphasize there is a lot of common ground between the different plans.
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Their guest lists included people who were carefully chosen to emphasize their campaign messages.
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Both are very simple programs that emphasize proper barbell technique and slow, linear progression.
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I do have to emphasize, however, that Skinners look truly ridiculous in public situations.
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"We emphasize that we won't go back," Forotan said, referring to the Taliban era.
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Victims like Samantha emphasize that thefts feel particularly targeted when burglars only take electronics.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis has also continued to publicly emphasize diplomacy led by Pompeo.
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After that bombing, Trump was quick to emphasize the leeway he's given the military.
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He had great words on paper in 2016 but he didn't emphasize this issue.
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Carlson said the Miss America Organization will emphasize its role as a scholarship provider.
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But Perez and the DNC have changed the rules to emphasize national fundraising. Why?
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Like Tesla's cars, the store seemed to emphasize the removal of non-essential features.
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"Unlike my opponent, my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, not destruction," Mr. Trump said.
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The former president went on to emphasize the need for face-to-face contact.
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"I do have to emphasize that it's not just Mr. Trump's proposals," Obama said.
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Trump had sought, up until Thursday, to emphasize whatever uncertainties still surround the case.
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The company, instead, chose to emphasize how many jobs the sale would support. nyti.
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Unlike more conventionally popular tours, which feature ghosts, voodoo, and pirates, his emphasize hydrology.
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They also emphasize the importance of authenticity and humility in your application and interviews.
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Emphasize modernizing and improving the readiness of the Department of Defense's existing force structure.
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" It added that it will emphasize the "funding pressure that may arise with deposits.
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"I write separately to emphasize that the question is an open one," Sotomayor wrote.
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And I always emphasize to the parents: You need to keep your kid safe.
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So be tentative at first — but emphasize that you want him to get ahead.
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Some Fed officials still emphasize caution, arguing there is little risk in moving slowly.
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Recent artworks in the exhibition further emphasize the imbalances in our relationship with nature.
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Second, the round and valuation emphasize Slack's position as a leader in this area.
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"I want to emphasize the very limited nature of this ruling," Judge Kelly said.
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To emphasize his point, he passes around two paperback copies for us to examine.
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Both were redesigned to emphasize openness over seclusion, giving them an airier, sunnier feel.
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Are there parts of your body that you were tempted to ignore or emphasize?
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But it's rewarding in this other way, one I really, really can't emphasize enough.
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That response often surprises those who expect me to emphasize pay over everything else.
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To do this, we must restructure our society to emphasize specialization in mental labor.
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They emphasize that these values supersede even universal human rights and cannot be changed.
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Listen, learn, and make sure to emphasize this keyword when you hit the market.
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And maybe those are the miracles which the religious people like to so emphasize.
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In order to emphasize that newness, I thought it was important to have constraints.
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Still, a bit toward the end did emphasize the company's debt to commedia dell'arte.
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If we emphasize smart financial decisions, people like Michael will have better debt situations.
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It's meant to emphasize the "strange, ugly, personal, beautiful, absurd" of YouTube, they said.
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But what was huge was that Mr. Mueller chose to emphasize it on camera.
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With this letter we would like to emphasize our solidarity with Cana Bilir-Meier.
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Instead, the Fed will emphasize that economic developments will dictate the course of policy.
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Still, experts and those involved in Crosstown emphasize it's not a first-line treatment.
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And we really wanted to emphasize that in protesting his speech here at Middlebury.
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When we spoke, she took pains to emphasize that none of this is inevitable.
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Ardern's supporters also emphasize that money isn't the only type of capital that matters.
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Billboards emphasize the importance of taking care of parents and being loyal to superiors.
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Again, researchers emphasize that these studies are preliminary and don't support unsupervised personal use.
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However, the researchers emphasize that their results are preliminary and focused on ideal circumstances.
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To become more inclusive, Rotten Tomatoes has moved away from criteria that emphasize scale.
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Emily Bazelon of The Times argues that this is the wrong point to emphasize.
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The point was to emphasize the common values that they shared despite their differences.
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Is it important to you to emphasize that as you head into the ending?
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"I can't emphasize enough that North America is U.S. manufacturing's largest market," she said.
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I want to repeat and emphasize that Turkey's fight is not against the Kurds.
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Recent critiques, however, fail to emphasize sufficiently the role of wealth in campaign finance.
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Some researchers emphasize the potential role of social media exposure and use of smartphones.
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For people with prediabetes, physicians emphasize exercise and maintaining a healthy diet, Shahraz said.
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The account takes pains to emphasize that the Fed is planning a slow retreat.
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I want to repeat myself so I can emphasize: It's a seemingly slow start.
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Others emphasize the social status conferred in being selected and trained as a CHW.
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It's really important we emphasize first and foremost what we really like about it.
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And divergent opinions on the reality — and I'm going to emphasize reality — of interdependence.
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"I can't emphasize enough, it's not just Ukraine," Letter said, according to the outlet.ADVERTISEMENT
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Our group chose to emphasize estimates based on a discount rate of 20093 percent.
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Gorman also tried to emphasize that the deal would not disrupt financial advisers' work.
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Ms. Balshaw preferred to emphasize the "social purpose" of being a national museum director.
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And I can't emphasize this enough, you get to respond to whenever you want.
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We have to look for opportunities to create jobs that will emphasize our strengths.
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Is it wise to emphasize water over other philanthropic causes like vaccines or schools?
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Mr. Trump also likes to emphasize that his administration will focus on deporting criminals.
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The company instead chose to emphasize how many jobs the sale would support. nyti.
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Research a fair salary for the position and emphasize your qualifications and skill set.
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Finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't re-emphasize that Citymapper doesn't work everywhere.
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We also have to emphasize identities people have in common across the color line.
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Around three-quarters of Democrats and 63% overall said they wanted to emphasize conservation.
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Nonetheless, experts emphasize that integration is possible if the right policies are in place.
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WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO DO, THOUGH, IS TO EMPHASIZE AGAIN THE LIMITED IMPACT.
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"I cannot emphasize enough the importance of sleep for traffic safety generally," Nelson said.
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So would you mind being kind enough to emphasize it even when you extemporize?
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Trump and his aides emphasize tax cuts and are willing to accept higher deficits.
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But let me also emphasize, there are a lot of small businesses out there.
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"Things started so quick," Nadal said, snapping his fingers twice to emphasize the point.
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The solution: bring in patients to emphasize how the drug helps to relieve pain.
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You emphasize that Human Story 3 is a dialectic, neither fully optimistic nor pessimistic.
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GRASSLEY: OK. I think, that's — let me emphasize then with a follow up question.
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However, and I can't emphasize this enough, traffic does not define what we do.
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The Brattle authors emphasize repeatedly that this electrified future is not a fait accompli.
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Goldwater made a point to emphasize that the organization is not attacking the FDA.
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And that empathetic perspective can lead to softer policies that emphasize treatment for addiction.
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"What we do see evidence of is more segmentation of cabins and more diversity in business models: some who emphasize more the premium cabin, some who emphasize the strict, low-fare all coach cabins, and some who do things in between," he added.
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Each investor might have different priorities to emphasize in their own personal investment policy statement.
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As the splash screens emphasize, the software is still in its early stages right now.
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To emphasize that point, let me give you a few of its specs straight away.
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It didn't include blood pressure monitoring, but Apple did emphasize health features like fitness tracking.
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It is important to emphasize that Pygmalion's artifact was not constructed to be an automaton.
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Urban renewal in the mid 20th century didn't emphasize density or climate change, of course.
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While the content of the emails varies, nearly all of them emphasize unity and strength.
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The steps emphasize eating vegetable proteins and oils and drinking a glass of whole milk.
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He said the company will "de-emphasize" other device areas, but declined to identify them.
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Last week, Blass published a video revealing HTC's plans to deliver phones that emphasize customization.
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When you de-emphasize brilliance or intellectual ability, you help to get more women involved.
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Then take that information to your boss and emphasize what you bring to the company.
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As if to emphasize US readiness, the photos were posted within minutes of Sunday's confrontation.
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Projections get people excited, but don't forget to emphasize all that you have already accomplished.
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The women organizing the event emphasize they're not seeking to provide or replace professional help.
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The solemn guitar strums that serve as musical interludes between scenes only emphasize the hokiness.
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Sanders doesn't emphasize foreign policy much, perhaps because he's not actually that passionate about it.
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Hillary Clinton's first presidential campaign was less willing to emphasize her gender than her second.
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NBA Jam stripped away rules like goaltending to emphasize speed, and Dunk Lords goes further.
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Facebook said it would de-emphasize sensationalist stuff last November; YouTube followed suit in June.
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They build boardwalks and nature reserves, to draw visitors and emphasize the peatlands' ecological importance.
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Ellevest does emphasize goals, like buying a house or taking a vacation, from the beginning.
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Some analysts expect she could emphasize on the need to be cautious on rate hikes.
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That figure that has not changed in 30 years, a reality Trump administration officials emphasize.
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She discusses being told to pick clothes that emphasize her hips and hide her belly.
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In times like this we must remember - and emphasize - the importance of uniting as Americans.
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The trend in holiday hiring reflects a broader move by stores to emphasize customer service.
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The guidelines, said Facebook's VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri, emphasize "meaningful content" over clickbait.
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In times like this we must remember – and emphasize – the importance of uniting as Americans.
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For this reason, intelligence organizations are developing concepts and structures which emphasize cooperation and decentralization.
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In times like this we must remember -- and emphasize -- the importance of uniting as Americans.
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I mean, I can't emphasize enough, you know, looking at the market every single day.
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Only those outside the car might, and I emphasize might, know this is a diesel.
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The deals will emphasize those products in the Consumer Electronics, Fashion, and Home & Garden categories.
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These earphones do the one thing I advocate all headphones should: they emphasize the bass.
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It does emphasize the need to do more than show they can launch a missile.
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To emphasize formal similarities or differences is a fairly safe way of navigating this terrain.
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She said she expected Clinton to try to exploit Trump's weaknesses and emphasize her strengths.
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"Bleach can emphasize already dry or damaged ends by drying them out further," Jaxcee says.
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"Can't emphasize enough that white [vegan leather] is the best interior," wrote Musk on Twitter.
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The final step: Tap on concealer around the edges of the brows to emphasize them.
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Translators' notes explain who these people are, but more importantly, they further emphasize Gozo's points.
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Late on Thursday, Facebook announced a plan to emphasize more "meaningful" interactions on the platform.
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They emphasize acts of strategic physical and emotional mobility within the totalitarian and coercive slavocracy.
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These props both emphasize Katayama's heterogeneous hands and also downplay them as one of many.
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But Gilbert is right that EIA could do more to emphasize this fact up front.
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But there is some indication that Trump's going to emphasize education more in the future.
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"Relax" options, meanwhile, do away with "Game Over" and emphasize stages backed by ambient beats.
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I encourage founders, and investors to emphasize the businesses they are building through their inventions.
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Again, I just want to emphasize that the goal here is just to make progress.
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Those same founding fathers found it important to emphasize that all religions were welcome here.
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Be sure to emphasize your shared goals and how you've contributed to the team's success.
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The writing medium is meant to emphasize how little preparation goes into attacking the problem.
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Doctors cannot be too careful when it comes to language, Sally and Benny gently emphasize.
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Focusing on these commonalities will emphasize the inclusion and peace that Thanksgiving is all about.
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We try to emphasize charm in obvious defects: protruding ears, uneven teeth, or teeth gaps.
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Election analysts emphasize that a wave election delivering power back to the Democrats remains possible.
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I keep saying model because it's important to emphasize that this is a living construct.
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The Discovery places its emphasis on the population most difficult to emphasize with: the perpetrators.
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It's simulator-as-malaprop, made to emphasize all the ways game simulations distort the world.
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We emphasize the vital need for confirming enthusiastic consent before and throughout all sexual encounters.
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"You emphasize the need to preserve the nation's cultural, moral and patriotic values," he said.
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Clinton emphasized that America's response to heroin and drug addiction should emphasize treatment and recovery.
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"We really do need to emphasize just how expensive high-risk pools are," Melmeyer insists.
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But the companies did emphasize their new models are designed with heavy usage in mind.
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"I would also strongly emphasize the issue of readiness," Dr. Hutton wrote in an email.
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Some people speak of Two Americas and others emphasize The Land of Opportunity, for example.
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Progressives emphasize groups, placing immutable characteristics on an oppression scale that only "organizing" can defeat.
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"I want to emphasize that what's in the story is nothing new," insisted the spokesperson.
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"I want to emphasize," he wrote that the current policy and procedures remain in place.
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This mini-festival, like Ms. Camil's show, will emphasize the meanings we attach to gifts.
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It is not that schools in the region do not emphasize math and science already.
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Cinematographers are invisible artists, perhaps especially in documentaries, which often emphasize content over visual aesthetics.
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We have the technology to build modern talent marketplaces that emphasize skills over educational pedigrees.
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They emphasize the critical role that secret companies play in the exploitation of mineral wealth.
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"We emphasize to customers that they must be fastened to a wall," Ms. Xian said.
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"What I'd like to do, though, is to emphasize again the limited impact," he began.
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It does emphasize the importance of identity, but not to the exclusion of everything else.
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The particularists emphasize the intimate love and loyalty that is the stuff of real community.
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But that's also true of city dwellers, and I would still emphasize the same positives.
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It was not a spiritual reference but ceremonial, the way Americans emphasize important patriotic issues.
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His report suggested that the ESA emphasize species recovery and delisting of threatened or endangered.
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And the China story has, for various reasons, tended to emphasize suffering, struggle and grievance.
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What our leaders must emphasize is that responses to the Census are strictly safeguarded: 2202.
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The decision to emphasize social platforms comes one year after the show broke Twitter records.
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Then, take that information to your boss and emphasize what you bring to the company.
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So instead, many clubs emphasize that it's up to the fans to pay better attention.
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The paper Santori co-authored attempts to emphasize the distinction between utility and security tokens.
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Let me emphasize that point: If I want to work, I must have a car.
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And it's worth noting that Ubisoft plans to emphasize this appeal in Assassin's Creed Origins.
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The administration took pains to emphasize that the sanctions were not meant to target China.
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She has had to emphasize her differences from Christie, an unpopular leader in the state.
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The church leadership really wants to emphasize the fact that it is a Christian church.
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But we could also emphasize what Aristotle does: They are fully realized in the present.
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"But I want to emphasize that the guard is here to help us," he continued.
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Organizers have been plotting out themes they want to emphasize during the multi-day event.
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I want to emphasize that, it is difficult anywhere in the United States of America.
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This only serves to emphasize the need for a further investigation into Trump-Russia ties.
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It clearly determines who runs for office, and what priorities those candidates emphasize and deemphasize.
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So you try to understand why they omitted something, or why they emphasize something else.
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Both parties want Medicare to emphasize value instead of volume in the provision of care.
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International organizations emphasize that the returns must be voluntary and accompanied by guarantees of security.
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Emphasize the company's commitment to compliance with the GDPR — and the integrity of customer data.
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It's important to emphasize that this pattern is less pronounced than it was in 2016.
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The guidelines emphasize, however, that reasonable A1c and glucose ranges can vary for individual patients.
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For example, patients tended to emphasize religiosity and spirituality more heavily than their family members.
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Other training approaches emphasize running or hiding and letting trained law enforcement confront the attacker.
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These headline numbers are the ones that Republicans emphasize (and that the media sometimes overhypes).
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Mike: We can't really emphasize enough how big of a shift this is for Reddit.
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That's the reason I want to emphasize we have to stay ahead of the game.
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I want to emphasize this, the biggest issue in 20 years will be population collapse.
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White backgrounds emphasize floaters, those tiny spots of fibers that appear in some people's vision.
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Even campaigns that don't plan to emphasize the candidate's gender find themselves defined by it.
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They emphasize the importance of maintaining good habits, including sufficient sleep, healthful eating and exercise.
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Instead, they emphasize their military service as evidence that they can connect with multiple constituencies.
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This is our Storystream for the whole event, and it will emphasize the big stories.
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Executives there said aspiring employees should emphasize their personal passions rather than awards or titles.
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But another number that some campaigns are likely to emphasize is the raw vote total.
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Campaigns are likely to pick and choose the data that's best for them to emphasize.
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While German correctional officers emphasize humanizing their inmates, American correctional officers' tactics lean toward denigrating.
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Ms. Claireaux said she had tried to emphasize the islands' geographic importance to the candidates.
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All six points reportedly emphasize Clinton's strength, prudence and vigor while hitting the campaign trail.
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A small reserve does not serve the same utility as a full arsenal, analysts emphasize.
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They also emphasize that these tools won't ultimately help reduce the demand for these substances.
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The point is not to excuse bad behavior, but to emphasize the potential for rehabilitation.
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In December, Messenger revamped its look and feel to emphasize sending photos, just like Snapchat.
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"It's an attempt to emphasize the authority of the president of the church," Bowman said.
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Politicians and pundits have their favored view and then emphasize the information that fortifies it.
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It was a mistake to emphasize it, and the newest numbers, released Friday, show why.
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The Justice Department sought to emphasize that the outreach is unrelated to Russian meddling itself.
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The show opens with a series of self-portraits that emphasize the roundedness of things.
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For example, some studies emphasize keeping taxes low in retirement, which is odd to him.
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And this was something else that I tried to emphasize in the Q&A today.
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Officials continue to emphasize that there is no evidence any vote tallies were tampered with.
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He encourages a Breitbart reporter to emphasize stories about crime by immigrants and non-whites.
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Instead, the company will de-emphasize the prominence of these items in users' News Feeds.
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If you can emphasize your company's core values or culture within your statement, do so.
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Instead, in the pope's view, the church should emphasize humility and service to the poor.
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Investigative reporting, column writing, and critical work in social media must continually emphasize that This.
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Officials emphasize that if the troops carry arms, it will be solely for self-defense.
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Students in 2019 were also less likely to emphasize further education and performance-related bonuses.
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In the fixed-income market, popular factors to emphasize include credit quality, yield and duration.
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"I emphasize whiskeys at the Flatiron Room, so I wanted something different here," he said.
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They want to defend their culture and emphasize the bonds of nationhood — flag, Constitution, patriotism.
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"In some areas, we emphasize local content," Mr. Miao said at the forum on Sunday.
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Democrats have another reason to emphasize any refusal by Judge Gorsuch to give unrestrained answers.
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Democrats and Republicans on the Judiciary Committee chose to emphasize different aspects of Horowitz's report.
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Advisors employ firm, formal and deliberate word choices to emphasize their conviction in their beliefs.
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By way of concluding, I want to briefly emphasize three themes that this story highlights.
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These 90-something-year-olds emphasize the opposite when they look back on their lives.
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The president continued to emphasize the federal response to the hurricanes in his address Friday.
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"Love is the verb we emphasize with our Panda family," Peggy Cherng told The Times.
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That economic backdrop has given Chinese leaders an incentive to emphasize progress in the talks.
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Waterfield says archaeologists like to emphasize that antiquities looting is as old as antiquities themselves.
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Entercom plans to renovate its digital platform, expand deeply with video and emphasize social media.
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I often emphasize a point that consumer markets are not generally "winner take all" markets.
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Instead, they could emphasize policies that give women better access to contraception and social services.
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"We need to emphasize that they are our indispensable ally," Ryan told Milwaukee's WISN radio.
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Her head lolls from side to side as the lights emphasize her already-wide eyes.
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For example, why not emphasize how philosophy emerged from schools of thought around the world?
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The paradox is that he uses software to distort and emphasize naturally-occurring geometrical patterns.
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Maged Zaher's poems the emphasize the absurdity of love in the time of late-capitalism.
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Ideological coalitions depend on the agreements you emphasize and the disagreements you live with. Sen.
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AI safety researchers emphasize that we shouldn't assume AI systems will be benevolent by default.
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"For now, and I emphasize it's early, I think Gottlieb has done a good job."
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As Mooney is at pains to emphasize in his book, personality does not dictate ideology.
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But as US officials like to emphasize, the Egyptian president isn't in this fight alone.
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Barr will emphasize his independence, telling lawmakers that he did not seek out the job.
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The Democratic majority in the Senate used a special subcommittee to emphasize Bolshevik-German ties.
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The intention here is not so much to emphasize Maia's striking deficit—he has gotten better in this department—but rather to emphasize that any fighter, no matter how sound on the feet, is in danger if they stand with Matt Brown for too long.
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"Recommendations emphasize that moving more and sitting less will benefit nearly everyone," according to the report.
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Then you can divide it into pieces or just sharpen along those edges to emphasize them.
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And I would want to emphasize that the scope for cooperation is greater than ever before.
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"I should emphasize that this research was the first to use Daria's novel techniques," said Tovey.
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Velvet patches helped to further emphasize the plunging neckline and gold snap details adorned the straps.
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The two emphasize different factors, says Ryan Sweet, director of real time economics at Moody's Analytics.
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Update: Added additional information to emphasize that spray sunscreen is better than no sunscreen at all.
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So they constantly made sure to emphasize the value of public health initiatives in their messaging.
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DHS officials repeatedly tried to emphasize that the policies are not an expansion of existing law.
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Morgan Stanley has retooled under CEO James Gorman, shrinking its securities division to emphasize wealth management.
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"I am a pretty progressive parent, but I could understand and emphasize with Lisa," she admitted.
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Shelton is keen to emphasize that there's no right or wrong method implicit in her study.
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Many fashionable looks for men involve wearing long pants and layers, which emphasize style over comfort.
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We focused too hard on trying to emphasize the local connection Cogdell-Unrein has to Chicago.
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Will Scorpio games have unique graphical effects, or will they emphasize 4K resolution and frame rate?
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Much like Detroit, those two previous games emphasize choice in a way that few others do.
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These tabs emphasize larger covers and artwork and are designed to help you better discover apps.
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But they emphasize that their main goal is to show audiences a different side of Rocinha.
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In keeping with Sufi tradition, Rumi's poetry tends to emphasize the connection between mind and body.
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Others emphasize the influence of complex and hierarchical human societies, and agricultural surpluses to be raided.
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"It's important to emphasize that going to community college should be a plan," Goldrick-Rab said.
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It's worthwhile to look into the worst-case scenarios, and even to highlight and emphasize them.
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Vizio has added a ton of branding to the product names to emphasize their upgraded picture.
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Mulvaney, a former Tea Party member of Congress, wants to emphasize the bureaucratic part of it.
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I want to emphasize what you did again is more complex than anything else you do.
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"I also don't want to underplay or under-emphasize Turkey's role in the coalition," Toner said.
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Now, however, Buttigieg tends to emphasize his desire to calm the political war over the judiciary.
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A guideline written for the treatment of depression, for example, may emphasize pharmaceuticals over talk therapy.
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Again, I may emphasize the one food you do not introduce: no honey till one year.
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The bond between Galindo's sources and the outcome is not obvious, nor does he emphasize it.
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This meant he could exploit the speed and build multiple layers to emphasize a composition's meter.
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Mark shows Claire Tom's frozen corpse in the back of a van to emphasize his threat.
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They also emphasize the importance of autonomy in motivating young people to be more physically active.
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I wanted them to emphasize an optical vibration — a strange combination of physical and illusory experience.
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Trump said he would emphasize criminals before deciding about law-abiding families legally in the country.
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And one of the things we really have wanted to emphasize it&aposs not a protest.
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I emphasize that the stakes are too high for people to just sit on their hands.
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Neatly arranged, dense and dark, they emphasize the beauty of raw coal, the blackest of black.
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She reportedly halted deliberations to emphasize the expression, which she said indicated falsity in Arvizo's words.
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We need to emphasize that Turkey is also a founding member of the Council of Europe.
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These same curricula emphasize educating students about the business world and professions, especially in high school.
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But Boutrous took time to emphasize that, until about the 1960s, most scientists didn't believe him.
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Trump is also benefiting from a booming economy — something he's expected to emphasize in his address.
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You can't de-emphasize the importance of Burning Man on the history of Silicon Valley's interest.
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Jimmy tries to emphasize that the commercial was only run once — as an experiment of sorts.
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But Ladd did emphasize that allowing an untethered experience was an important goal for the company.
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Krippner and Forni both emphasize that Campi Flegrei's activity is extremely closely monitored by local authorities.
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"The Waller County defendants also emphasize they vigorously deny any fault," he noted in a statement.
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Security fears mount ahead of GOP convention On the second night, speakers will emphasize the economy.
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Instead of blaming, you very clearly emphasize your thoughts and feelings to the listener, she says.
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Kerrest hopes to continue to de-emphasize Okta's services businesses, its other revenue driver outside subscriptions.
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CL: In your book and on the exhibition labels you emphasize the printmakers Bourgeois worked with.
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All of these spoofs and parodies emphasize the need for Black representation in TV and movies.
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But she said the European Council—representing the leaders of member states—wanted to emphasize transparency.
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Globally, two-third of the executives we surveyed say they will need to emphasize solution selling.
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I want to emphasize that Klein may here also be under the influence of confirmation bias.
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Second, rather than emphasizing "normalcy" within epilepsy, emphasize "empowerment" over the risks associated with the disease.
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On a broad scale, the maps emphasize the massive influence of human activity on the planet.
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Apple also made sure to emphasize at the event that whatever you read will be private.
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Dust a bit of purple eyeshadow directly above and below the concealer line to emphasize it.
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"Try to introduce the topic very casually and emphasize the fun in it," he tells me.
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"For me, these findings emphasize that we need to go back to the moon," Schmerr said.
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In Wisconsin, Tewes said, they'll emphasize digital-based organizing because it's a need in the state.
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Among his suggestions for reworking the company's internal culture was that Google should "de-emphasize empathy".
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"I wanted to emphasize the feeling of isolation because this is what I felt," she said.
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As the investor ages, money is moved from stocks to bonds to emphasize safety over returns.
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The works emphasize the material underpinning of objects that have been produced for a specific use.
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He then went on a Sunday news show to re-emphasize his support for VA accountability.
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Cite specific reasons of how you've been outperforming compared to specific metrics and emphasize your experience.
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" Let's emphasize that: "And I'm really tired of watching women of color, in particular, being ignored.
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To emphasize that point, Trump was in Iowa on Wednesday to discuss technology in America's heartland.
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So new products, new customers and we can de-emphasize products that aren't performing so well.
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Jacir's and Safran Foer's contributions both emphasize the texts' visual and material over their linguistic qualities.
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"For me, these findings emphasize that we need to go back to the Moon," Schmerr said.
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It also provides a unique opportunity to design tax systems that emphasize fairness, simplicity, and efficiency.
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The Folio has similarly tiny bezels that emphasize the display over the computer as a whole.
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I wanted to emphasize her super human-ness and capture her like a superhero action figure.
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By [doing] this we emphasize our devotion to the Russian market and its priority for us.
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Take that information to your boss and emphasize what you bring to the company, he says.
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Sanders is right to emphasize the huge and historic importance of small donors and grassroots workers.
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On the other hand, when hospitals do emphasize the value of nutrition, the results are promising.
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I can't emphasize enough how little credit I feel like I should take for that prediction.
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"I cannot emphasize enough the regret with which we take these countermeasures," the foreign minister said.
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Price's power resides in how to interpret that law, and which programs to emphasize and fund.
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ARSA propaganda portrays the group as ethnic freedom fighters and does not emphasize a religious agenda.
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He even went as far as to emphasize how great a job Gabbert does in practice.
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To emphasize job creation in the United States is strategically important for any conversation with Trump.
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For this reason, the researchers emphasize that further investigation into these seemingly minute changes is urgent.
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The president turned to Twitter this morning to maintain pressure on Democrats and emphasize border security.
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He advises Bernie to continue to emphasize that he is the "anti-capitalist" in the race.
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Democrats in Congress are pushing the Federal Reserve to emphasize diversity when filling top policymaking roles.
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And it gave parents something to think about regarding the words they emphasize with their children.
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The U-M survey results emphasize consumer perceptions of their own finances and overall business conditions.
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Its business forecasts always emphasize the crucial role played by exports for the country's economic outlook.
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Monday to emphasize that health care must get done this time around, according to pool reports.
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Mr. Powell also used the appearance to emphasize the central bank's freedom from the political process.
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The 124-year-old company is undergoing a major restructuring to emphasize digital and industrial capabilities.
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Interviewers should emphasize "the motivations that are most linked to that role or industry," she says.
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But Murry did emphasize during the earnings call that the company has made progress in diversification.
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Emphasize continued strong military compensation while reforming the military health-care system and closing unneeded bases.
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That's what we wanted, really, to emphasize how colorful and stylish the Puerto Rican people are.
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PDT: A Pinterest spokesperson followed up to emphasize that "multiple people reported this account to us."
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The first option, to de-emphasize race and culture, may simply be impossible at this point.
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And local schools in Tibet heavily emphasize Mandarin Chinese, stripping children of Tibetan language and culture.
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And both of those combined so that I just wanted to emphasize the beauty of blackness.
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These programs will also emphasize how to spot street harassment and intervene on a victim's behalf.
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But too often, Battlefield V's maps emphasize one style of play at the expense of others.
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The Super Bowl team utilized it as a way to emphasize and express Lady Gaga's music.
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"I must emphasize that this is a challenge to all sports in every country," he said.
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In an email to staff members, he urged union leaders to emphasize safety procedures to workers.
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And when we journalists write about schools (or most anything else), we often emphasize the negative.
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The official said it was to re-emphasize that the Taliban needs to control their fighters.
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"They emphasize that they have settled with Congress on the questions to be asked," he wrote.
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"I emphasize that this isn't just a school problem, it's a life problem," Dr. Greenberg said.
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The Bruckner performances that have most moved me emphasize the questions the composer seems to pose.
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Remind clients to spread out as much as possible in fitness classes, and emphasize hand-washing.
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Ryan said he encouraged him to emphasize their shared goal of reducing and eliminating trade barriers.
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"We want to emphasize that staying along the coast is a life-threatening decision," they said.
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I can't emphasize enough that there is a big difference between being demanding and being abusive.
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Some countries mentioned above rely on civil registries, others emphasize data-sharing or voter outreach campaigns.
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Democrats emphasize that millions of previously uninsured people now have medical coverage thanks to the law.
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We also know that politics and institutional pressures affect church leaders' choices of what to emphasize.
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This year and last year, it fired several missiles into the sea to emphasize its anger.
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Some of them got voted out of Congress, and others just don't emphasize these issues anymore.
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What seems to be working is to emphasize the local and statewide benefits of clean energy.
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To emphasize his point, Mr. Pence said the United States was removing sanctions imposed against Gen.
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But after that, many departments rewrote policies to emphasize that every minute could mean another death.
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Jamba's new aesthetic, store design, and menu will emphasize convenience, accessibility, and on-trend menu items.
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But meteorological authorities emphasize that this effect is only reliably seen in large-scale air masses.
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"I do emphasize the fact that this is a relatively remote and rustic experience," he said.
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Democrats are expected to emphasize such precedents as they continue to hammer the need for transparency.
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It's a modern, reductionist view to bring it down to that, and we didn't emphasize it.
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"He went out of his way to emphasize that this is Japanese tradition," Professor Ruoff said.
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Baghdad seemed content on Friday to emphasize that the two sides managed to avoid armed conflict.
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Emphasize volunteer work or other ways you've helped people or made your community a better place.
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Emphasize that he has done this hard work before, and that he can do it again.
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One thing I want to stop and emphasize: this is, more than anything, a horror game.
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I also emphasize the importance of peer play, in addition to play with parents or caretakers.
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I want to emphasize that blaming Trump for the appearance of coronavirus would be deeply unfair.
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He recommended that the group use the word "disability" in its message to emphasize its focus.
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Schulz's defenders emphasize commitments on welfare spending, housing and pensions, and worker-friendly labor law reforms.
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The developments also emphasize spending time outdoors, and will include "therapeutic" gardens and clubhouses for socializing.
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Which goes to emphasize just how utterly extraordinary what we're seeing unfold right now actually is.
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She counted, inserting the word "and" in all sorts of unfamiliar places to emphasize new accents.
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For most of them, guns emphasize their American identity and give them a sense of liberty.
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Interviews with their parents and glimpses of their noncriminal pursuits emphasize that these are nice kids.
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"RBG" uses Justice Ginsburg's own experiences to emphasize how different things were not so long ago.
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Instead, it pushes me to work hard and emphasize why we should have more representation backstage.
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These productions emphasize that the young must take charge, and that environmental action is desperately needed.
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"He continued: "I want to emphasize the word relative, because it&aposs relative to public markets.
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They emphasize the importance of a society that collectively helps each individual achieve their inherent potential.
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Texas-based artists Alicia Eggert and James Akers designed it to emphasize "human collaboration," Malhotra says.
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"We really want to emphasize to motorists that driving is a very demanding task," she said.
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There, the president will emphasize "peace through strength," a phrase made popular during the Reagan administration.
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He may push instead for more advocacy of Trump administration policies, more emphasize-this-downplay-that.
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I thought, in this second-to-last movement, just for a moment, let's emphasize the lift.
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Mission researchers emphasize the importance of a diverse crew to try to stave off psychological impacts.
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Heimans and Timms emphasize that the best organizations try to blend old and new power structures.
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I want to make our community a global hub for green technology and also emphasize cybersecurity.
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Acquire great players, emphasize the fundamentals, maybe try to copy a championship team from the past.
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Defense lawyers are expected to emphasize discrepancies in Ms. Constand's recollection of when the encounter occurred.
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This helps explain Mr. Trump's tendency to emphasize crime rates, terrorist attacks and weak border control.
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You might think that painting welded-steel sculptures a uniform white would de-emphasize their seams.
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Gartner calls for organizations to emphasize their commitment to diversity and inclusion to combat that trend.
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Our shared feeling was that we should emphasize the links between us, rather than the differences.
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"It's a test of our willpower, a way to emphasize our spiritual dimension," Mr. Jaffer said.
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The study's authors were careful to emphasize that their conclusions were not meant to point fingers.
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These are the things that Oaktree likes to emphasize, and this category is one of them.
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His signature was the box, often deployed serially with subtle variations to emphasize the geometric volumes.
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Murphy has displayed a remarkable ability to emphasize progressive themes while speaking fluently about economic opportunities.
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Trudeau is expected to emphasize the importance of the U.S. economic partnership on international security issues.
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Other competitors, like Fitbit and Garmin, emphasize how much battery life you can get between charges.
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At one point, emphasize how the president is different from a king, Karlan made this comparison.
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Clarification: We have changed the headline to emphasize that the finding is from a single study.
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The other, which I'm drawn to by my own obsession with decadence, would emphasize futility instead.
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Even the stylistic elements — vertical and horizontal lines that Spieth requested from the designers — emphasize utility.
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During her time in politics, she pressed the party to emphasize gender equality and environmental protection.
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To get there, Zuckerberg said Facebook will emphasize private, encrypted and ephemeral conversations across its products.
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Trump also said this week that he is pushing comprehensive background checks to emphasize mental health.
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PLEASE EMPHASIZE TO THESE FOLKS THAT IF THEY DON'T VOTE THEY WILL BE FURTHER WORSE OFF.
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Trolls were also told to emphasize the issue of requiring Americans to show ID before voting.
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An original video streaming service will emphasize inspiring and inclusive stories fit for the whole family.
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It is too early to say which issues Mr. Schultz might emphasize on the campaign trail.
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Many Democrats emphasize, however, that their only real solution is regaining an advantage in the Senate.
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It was so important for me to write you, to emphasize the importance of institutional support.
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New emojis: The 59 new symbols that are expected to come out this year emphasize inclusivity.
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In short, instead of hiding their heritage, the characters emphasize and even make fun of it.
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Klimarev and others emphasize, though, that the overall trend toward digital control in Russia is clear.
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However, that doesn't mean the quality of the female candidates dips, Branthover was quick to emphasize.
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I have to emphasize that this was not an all-encompassing tasting or a complete comparison.
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On Friday in its prospectus, Lyft continued to emphasize that image as giving it an edge.
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And the maps emphasize that this city's character is often missing from our more official cartography.
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He has on wraparound sunglasses that he occasionally raises from his eyes to emphasize a punchline.
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I would emphasize subtle but crucial words here: possibility to act as subversive, not being subversive.
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The portrait is not in the ICA's show, a fact that the National Academy members emphasize.
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"He squints when he wants to emphasize a certain emotion or anger or frustration," Bodker said.
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