And women should be empowered, really empowered, right, to say not happening.
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I felt empowered playing her, and I want people to feel empowered watching her.
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The printing press empowered reformers; it also empowered hucksters, war profiteers, terrorists, and bigots.
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If it's going to be good you want everybody to be an empowered artist and an empowered storyteller.
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In "I am empowered," she purrs, "I feel empowered when I create high-quality content on the internet" over and over again.
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" Von Furstenberg herself previously made this point clear when she said, "I wanted to be an empowered woman, and I became an empowered woman.
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Empowered by the Cosby case The guilty verdict against Bill Cosby has empowered Jenny and Ring, her attorney, who sees similarities in the Weinstein case.
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It's made me feel empowered, and from the songs I've released, the fans have come back and told me that they feel empowered by it.
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It was a self-inflicted wound that could have been avoided if an empowered national security adviser was coordinating an empowered national security council process.
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When a woman says she feels empowered wearing a pair of stilettos, it doesn't mean she's empowered in the face of crime or a terrorist attack.
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It would have to be an empowered region in its own right, so that locals could choose their leadership and be empowered to manage their own affairs.
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Seeing the body's strength and capabilities, so empowered and vulnerable, can make a viewer feel empowered, too — if they're willing to find power in their own body, shouldn't we all?
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I was so scared, excited, empowered — all of it.
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" Kardashian West continued: "I am empowered by my body.
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" ALEXIS RODRIGUEZ IN MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA: "I FEEL EMPOWERED.
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"It's about the psychological power of being empowered," he says.
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"I have never felt more beautiful and empowered," she says.
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All this research made me an empowered consumer and editor.
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"People should be empowered in how they use this data."
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Being empowered to remove these impediments is another objective entirely.
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I felt empowered and ready to take the next step.
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How could the empowered edge be used to enhance privacy?
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I feel more empowered in East Waco than anywhere else.
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Grey's Anatomy empowered Oh's fellow castmate Ellen Pompeo as well.
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Speaking of Tyler — his friendship with Cyrus has empowered him.
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"I felt empowered," she says of her testimony against York.
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She's an empowered, motivated, driven woman forging her own path.
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Superhero stories, by contrast, make viewers feel empowered and triumphant.
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The FTC needs to be empowered to oversee big tech.
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Measuring your progress is a great way to feel empowered.
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It is hard to feel empowered during a power cut.
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Jurors are empowered to judge the facts and the law.
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It empowered my executive team and rallied the whole operation.
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Being empowered as an individual, no matter how you identify.
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I was told the Polish government feels empowered by Trump.
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By confronting her fear, she felt empowered to conquer it.
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Did seeing the data make you feel excited and empowered?
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So, too, did the call to mothers to feel empowered.
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Rama's paintings confront us with empowered female sexuality and insanity.
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Where, WHERE, are the women you have championed and empowered?
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Presidents, the senator insists, are empowered only to "nominate" justices.
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It empowered me, and I feel very confident and assertive.
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Instead, I felt empowered to add my own #metoo message.
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I think [my new album is] a very empowered record.
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Sure, the President never empowered him to do his job.
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Empowered by her newfound voice, Asia continued to speak out.
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Maybe there is an inspector general who could be empowered.
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Happily, there are now lawmakers empowered and willing to investigate.
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How does this election make you feel empowered or disempowered?
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They totally empowered us, because they were completely not ready.
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Newly empowered House Democrats will focus on the disinformation threat.
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You should feel empowered to speak candidly with your advisor.
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"They're empowered, they have a sense of self," Becker said.
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He has created a tech platform called Empowered to Run.
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Meanwhile, steady employment has empowered Saudi women in immeasurable ways.
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Just as we need the empowered, we need the awkward.
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"I am empowered by my sexuality," she wrote in March.
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Above all others, they should be empowered to shape it.
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Everyone is empowered to be the Fallschirmjäger of their dreams.
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What does a woman who is empowered actually look like?
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Be smart: Whenever Kelly departs, Javanka will be further empowered.
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Democrats worry that an empowered Francisco could fire Mueller himself.
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What levers do we have to help women get empowered?
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Designers are empowered to think like the journalists they are.
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They are empowered to change their lives for the better.
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Connecticut officials were similarly empowered to audit New York companies.
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It's a way to feel empowered during a scary time.
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They're empowered, they're making money, they're being healthy, they're traveling.
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" Gordon adds, "In ways, it also makes me feel empowered.
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It is an infantilising of an electorate empowered to vote!
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Lobbyists are also feeling empowered by the change in administrations.
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More black families should be empowered with the same information.
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So, happy reading … or shall we say, happy empowered reading.
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Empowered communities can attract businesses more appropriate to their needs.
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Even when we're empowered, it doesn't mean we're in control.
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So do empowered principals, held accountable for their schools' performance.
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Regular Iranians could be empowered through academic and business exchanges.
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His mission: to teach people how to be empowered patients.
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But what doesn't happen as often is that empowered recovery.
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Nujaifi warned Iraq would split if Sunnis are not empowered.
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Those who oppose LGBTQ rights have also been somewhat empowered.
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We are empowered to ensure that we change our country.
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That empowered me to do more research on my own.
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I felt empowered knowing what the rules and expectations were.
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Most of the Dirty Dancing's original themes — a hypocritical upper crust, social and class tensions, and frigid family dynamics — were watered down with heartwarming family reconciliations, interracial friendships, and empowered girls being empowered together.
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There's a reason King feels empowered to broadcast such views today.
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And there are examples of workers being empowered through the app.
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"Being in the campaign feels like I am empowered," Samson says.
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I am empowered yet silenced as a queer woman of color.
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This play empowered me, gave me a sense of self-confidence.
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Bumble is a fun, playful, empowered place to make new connections.
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Whatever Dr. Bancroft says, I don't feel very empowered at all.
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"My dad not only encouraged me, he empowered me," she said.
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We reduced testing, we increased parental participation and empowered local districts.
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The community online has empowered me throughout my journey since then.
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The office is empowered and equipped to investigate allegations of impropriety.
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After listening to these episodes, you'll feel connected, informed, and empowered.
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And these teams are empowered to come up with new things.
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I hope U find comfort knowing U've empowered many to speak.
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They felt empowered and they wanted to know what was next.
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But neither felt empowered to tell Cunanan how they really felt.
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And then when I finished, I just walked out feeling empowered.
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He knows how to make women feel empowered, sexy and confident!
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You have to win an election to get your policies empowered.
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"Embracing this archetype allows my subjects to feel empowered," she says.
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Another way is to outsource ideological enforcement to committed, empowered lieutenants.
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As far as whether he exploited or empowered women, I'm undecided.
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I want my lingerie to help me feel empowered, not cheapened.
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This rendition will surely have you on your feet feeling empowered.
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The agency is also empowered to cancel patents it has issued.
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The women are badass, and only grow more empowered each season.
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"The mood from the crowd is energized and empowered," Iannuzzi said.
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This is a systemic phenomenon empowered by an environment of lawlessness.
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The minute I held it in my hand, I felt empowered.
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I think we're a very strong and empowered group of women.
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Lydia is empowered to attack other women with a cattle prod.
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So, what does it mean to actually feel empowered by sexuality?
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"I feel empowered even when I'm not wearing makeup," she says.
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When they spoke out, they empowered others to do the same.
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What will an empowered and engaged, diverse electorate mean this November?
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But they can only do so if they're empowered to post.
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A society of empowered local neighborhood organizations is a learning society.
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A once skeptical business community empowered worldwide by Trump's tax cut.
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For newly empowered Democrats, there is also a piper to pay.
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Mr Kelly's ascent may have empowered other generals in the administration.
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People were coming in, and they'd been told to feel empowered.
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Not only did we empower the people, the people empowered us.
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On the other hand, progressives feel empowered after a strong election.
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And, over time, it empowered the jihadists within the Palestinian movement.
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Historically, the availability of the filibuster empowered the minority Senate party.
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They feel powerful, they feel empowered, they feel just more strong.
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Patients would be empowered and involved instead of disconnected and dependent.
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New leadership won't be inclined or empowered to rise above it.
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She is both sexually empowered and, as she would say, liberated.
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It has empowered anti-American dictators in Iraq, Libya and Syria.
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Some confusion will arrive midday, but you'll be feeling empowered tonight.
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That she revels in this has helped other performers feel empowered.
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The more Trump lies, the more he is empowered to lie.
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Social networks and sites like Rotten Tomatoes have empowered the masses.
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An empowered stylish woman stomping across marble floors she bought herself?
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They grew up with this technology, and they're empowered by it.
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We felt empowered, like there was nothing that could stop us.
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The instructors, however, were not empowered to develop their own methods.
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Inflammatory rhetoric toward migrants has empowered populists in Austria and Hungary.
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Uber and Lyft have empowered everyday drivers to become paid chauffeurs.
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By Wednesday evening, Mr. Loh seemed to feel empowered to act.
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Police officers and soldiers will be empowered to enforce containment measures.
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White nationalists and the Christian right feel more empowered than ever.
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Mental health flourishes in connected, empowered communities where resources are shared.
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The fact that women are feeling empowered today is just great.
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It empowered – it was actually called Patient Protection Affordable Care Act.
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They were also more likely to report feeling happy and empowered.
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More countries where people with intellectual disabilities are empowered through sports.
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"You have to learn to become an empowered patient," she said.
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Such reforms, they argue, will create happier and more empowered citizens.
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"But without a movement around you, it's hard to feel empowered."
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New writers, empowered by new forms of media, invent new narratives.
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These newly empowered majorities are moving quickly to start governing again.
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"But watching what he did tonight, it left me feeling empowered."
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We need empowered chairmen and women who can assemble legislation organically.
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American consumers today are empowered with more information than ever before.
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Too often, it acts as a kind of super-empowered legislature.
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He said the building doesn't make you feel safe or empowered.
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For example, do you feel informed and empowered by your experience?
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I can't even imagine what so many empowered people can do.
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We want people to feel empowered, not disempowered, by the truth.
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And so we're empowered in a way we couldn't be previously.
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I'd like to believe that she empowered others to do the same.
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Daisy believes her Inhuman roots have empowered her and strengthened her identity.
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In the wake of pegging, instead of feeling emasculated, I felt empowered.
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And if you look at President Trump, President Trump has empowered women.
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Single women don't need products to make them feel empowered or inspired.
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" She adds: "It's nice to know that I have empowered other women.
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I always felt empowered because I had a friend at my side.
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Maybe a less experienced writer wouldn't feel as empowered to say this.
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"So why can't parliament be empowered to make this decision?" he asks.
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But they need to be empowered to take on these complex cases.
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Whether they leave feeling empowered or disenchanted remains yet to be seen.
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When people leave Modelland, we want them to feel overjoyed and empowered.
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The office is empowered and equipped to investigate any allegation of impropriety.
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Ms. Sepulveda said she believed being informed was critical to being empowered.
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Casting a ballot for Stacey Abrams made her feel proud and empowered.
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Men created characters that embodied their anxieties about these newly empowered women.
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I need to feel empowered and to feel ownership of this show.
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Is anyone else feeling empowered after last night's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?
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It shows how starved we are for empowered — and particularly — female characters.
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Empowered by "Brand Bachchan", "Pink" has become much more than a movie.
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If nothing else, the Russians have to feel empowered by what happened.
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Jessica is an empowered person always teetering on the edge of disempowerment.
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I hope people feel empowered with information to make their own decisions.
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Who is empowered to work on behalf of the users at Twitter?
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Some women do it because they want to, and they feel empowered.
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They should also have an unboxing experience that makes them feel empowered.
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Johnson said criminals feel empowered and emboldened by recent criticisms of police.
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But I always tell people that they should feel empowered to ask.
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I was driven to do it and it made me feel empowered.
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I'm gong to take this, look through it and hopefully be empowered.
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But don't let them believe that Wonder Woman is an empowered feminist.
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Was there a major life change that helped you feel more empowered?
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Do you believe that you're empowered and in control of your emotions?
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Earlier in the episode, Jane says she feels "empowered" having a gun.
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"I think that's where you really see people become empowered," she said.
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Reporters who don't accommodate Spicer's ridiculous deceit will thus be highly empowered.
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"They help me feel empowered," Monks wrote of her bandmates on Genius.
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People are taking control of their identities, and they are feeling empowered.
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This is why we need flexible, but empowered oversight by the FCC.
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Most modern economies have just one central bank, empowered by the government.
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Such a plurality means that airlines will be empowered to regulate themselves.
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It empowered Jackson to transform American politics, an ambition that Trump shares.
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Cultivate a culture of ownershipAt BentoBox, Mobayeni wants employees to be empowered.
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" Through exercise, Wells said she felt empowered and discovered her "greatest passion.
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"I believe in the empowered sex worker," an advocate for legalization said.
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So how do you feel empowered when it comes to your money?
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Thanks to an empowered conservative majority on the Supreme Court, Roe v.
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Xi may feel empowered to dig in rather than recalibrate his policy.
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Once she fixed those, Sullivan said, she started to feel more empowered.
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Illustrator Pors Socheata hoped Cambodian girls would be empowered through the stories.
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Prosecutorial discretion empowered by inflexible sentencing, not judicial discretion, produced the inequity.
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They will also help you feel empowered and confident, fueling your progress.
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Sinha actually had the idea for Empowered before Obama was even elected.
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"The Cuban people empowered themselves decades ago," he told reporters in Havana.
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Readers, empowered by social media, have reshaped publications directly, by collective will.
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Then we'll be happier, more empowered, and we'll have better sex lives.
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When we empowered West Virginia to defund Planned Parenthood, Joe voted no.
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It will help this amazing community of people feel heard and empowered.
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These are Democrats core constituent groups, and they are energized and empowered.
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I became empowered by that and the other albums have that theme.
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The experience of being in charge has both relaxed and empowered her.
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As I recall, it was 'We the people' not 'We the empowered.
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I was like, "You got the wrong one, dude," because I'm empowered.
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All this, of course, has empowered the likes of the Polish government.
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But the revolution empowered women and many began to acknowledge their rights.
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"By posting examples from strong women, other women feel empowered," she said.
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On Amazon, the star rating is both fundamentally flawed and increasingly empowered.
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And it empowered whoever would promise to tear down the other side.
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With red hair, I feel like a classier and more empowered woman.
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And they've empowered bureaucrats to do the same through the regulatory code.
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He empowered managers to allow optional telework depending on immediate risk factors.
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We're in a moment when people are feeling empowered about being black.
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And yes, I'm an empowered, feminist mother, and I have had enough.
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"Hindi empowered those around her: students, friends, colleagues, and family," she adds.
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It was another reminder of what an empowered Conservative majority can do.
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Every Crewmember is empowered to call a safety time-out if needed.
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It means not making excuses for news coverage that empowered that subversion.
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"Without an empowered White House chief of staff, you can't execute policy."
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She felt empowered, she says, that she was in on the joke.
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The blush of activism made them feel empowered, even a little invincible.
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But becoming a showrunner had empowered him to offer more than thanks.
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Games have been making me feel empowered and engaged my entire life.
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The move initially empowered sellers, giving them access to millions of customers.
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It's a more "empowered age" than your 20s, says psychotherapist Alyson Cohen.
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After all, she was already empowered through her proximity to white men.
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It's what has empowered her to make and sell artwork on Instagram.
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We can learn about them, and feel empowered to soften their blow.
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"The Me Too movement empowered me to tell my story," he said.
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These reports have been provided by legal representatives empowered to visit them.
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These reports have been provided by legal representatives empowered to visit them.
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More legal reforms followed and empowered women, but so did another backlash.
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She worries that younger or less famous writers won't be as empowered.
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And their protests empowered teachers across the country to make similar demands.
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But the president hasn't just empowered Americans to achieve greater financial security.
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He appears to be bolder, more empowered, sitting forward in his chair.
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Correction: The story has been updated to state that minority women, college-educated women and those under 50 said victims will be less empowered to come forward with stories of abuse, not more empowered, in an NBC poll.
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And now, Florida's devastating system of mass incarceration is significantly less empowered to shape the state electorate, while the people most intimately familiar with the far-reaching impact of that system have become significantly more empowered to shape it.
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And on an emotional level, as a woman of color in white-dominant spaces, I've been able to see myself represented in the curriculum, and it has empowered me in ways that most of my classes haven't empowered me.
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Houlton's advice is to feel empowered: consumer choice can change trends almost overnight.
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However, I'm much more empowered to control my reactions in those uneasy situations.
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Support for Grimm's victory might ultimately mean support for an empowered Trump administration.
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Preventative medicine combined with communication and technology empowered patients and saved saved lives.
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The Bush administration empowered local police who wanted to help with immigration enforcement.
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Filler taught me about the importance of patience and making informed, empowered decisions.
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"I will tell you that MMM has empowered me financially," he told CNN.
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As a result, you are empowered in certain ways but ostracized in others.
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That makes just as many people feel queasy as they also feel empowered.
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Everyone deserves to feel empowered and grounded, regardless of how you get there.
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The appliance maker plans to roll out Innit empowered ovens in early 2017.
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But I'm encouraged that people feel empowered to speak up and demand change.
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But it turns out they are neither so empowered nor quite so unique.
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I'm not sure you're empowered in the sense that you're getting your way.
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Shuri eventually returns to the living world, empowered by the history she's uncovered.
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" Continued Collins, "So sad to finish but I'm leaving incredibly proud and empowered.
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I came home after the first night of work and felt surprisingly empowered.
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In this debate, Clinton showed anger nonverbally and it empowered and animated her.
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I'm empowered by it, but I'm not doing it specifically to show power.
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The Chinese and Russian empires are themselves vulnerable to groups empowered by communications.
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It's also empowered to make improvements on future products, like the Mac Pro.
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Everyone should be empowered to decide who has access to their personal information.
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" Dorfman also admits to feeling "embarrassed and ashamed" at times, instead of "empowered.
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Phoebe Philo empowered women, turning Céline into one of the most coveted labels.
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It's feeling empowered, feeling confident, knowing where we come from, standing our ground.
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It felt empowered, instead, to decry some changes and seek to reverse others.
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But I was feeling so empowered because people obviously really enjoyed the performance.
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We educated our community and empowered them to hold their elected officials accountable.
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The end result is almost always a better product and an empowered team.
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That had dangerous side-effects: it also empowered fanatical and dangerous political outsiders.
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My hope is that women will come out of this story feeling empowered.
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Bush, empowered by 9/11, was totally on board with the neoconservative project.
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Congressional Democrats, empowered by sweeping wins in the last midterm election, have refused.
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The result was a more empowered membership eager to put pen to paper.
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She said she shared her story freely now because she felt more empowered.
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What other steps are you taking to feel empowered and make a difference?
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The opposition committee and the government are the only ones empowered to negotiate.
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Too often, we get empowered and educated and then it's back to life.
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I think women who routinely have orgasms are just happier, more empowered people.
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Insiders say Maduro is feeling empowered after surviving major political protests this year.
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House members are empowered to reform federal appropriations via amendments to spending bills.
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Her paintings confront us with empowered female sexuality, insanity, and fetishized body parts.
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Having that plan for yourself makes you feel more motivated and more empowered.
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Respawn: the empowered rebels fighting against the malevolent corporation fabricating personality-less worlds.
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He was tall, lithe, graceful, effortlessly eloquent—but also perilously loud, defiant, empowered.
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When empowered through an education, they help lift everyone out of poverty faster.
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But the empowered sex worker isn't representative of the majority of sex workers.
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Many Chinese today are individualistic, empowered and keen to shape society around them.
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United States have grown ever more empowered, both within the courtroom and without.
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We need empowered police forces and first responders equipped with overdose reversal medications.
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The army was impassive, the Brotherhood restrained and Twitter-empowered Arab youth ascendant.
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Some on social media say she empowered them to face their own struggles.
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As the US bows out, Assad appears empowered and the UN mediator weakened.
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Japan's government is empowered once again to mandate imperial obeisance from the masses.
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In both cases, they were empowered by Mr. Christie and Mr. Cuomo themselves.
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Translation: Kim is asking for rewards for bad behavior because he feels empowered.
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Inadvertently, the West has empowered and legitimized the rule of bullies in Kabul.
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"We are empowered to make the decision locally," a spokesperson told The Atlantic.
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Kardashian can feel empowered by her nude selfies and Pink can respectfully disagree.
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And for every "empowered" princess meme, there are several which sexualise their passivity.
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I'd say the alt-right is empowered by this president and his election.
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I started to think that this is not the empowered feminine dressing male.
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While millions of us are engaged and empowered, our movement is just beginning.
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The program has empowered engineers to write about topics they're most passionate about.
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Angry with a government they saw as uncaring, these empowered volunteers sought change.
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They are being empowered to speak up against the practices in their communities.
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It's a lucky charm and every time I wear it I feel empowered.
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I really started to grow and be more empowered when I found Gor.
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Studies show that more "weak ties" make people feel happier and more empowered.
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He has empowered bigots, thugs, bullies, racists, nationalists and nativists the world over.
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Now a liberal Democratic House majority might feel more empowered to play hardball.
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They have clearly encountered empowered people with disabilities working in various professional roles.
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Just because someone is hired, doesn't mean they are empowered within the organisation.
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Instead of being ashamed when people demean her as a "slut," she's empowered.
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It's a world where predatory men are practically empowered to commit sexual violence.
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Be empowered knowing that the struggle is a normal part of the process.
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The work requirement empowered them to move from government dependency to financial independence.
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Absolutely. In each case, you find that women have not been politically empowered.
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With the monster gone, perhaps more women will feel empowered to come forward.
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You're empowered and strong — don't throw like a girl, don't wear a dress.
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The game is local now, with newly empowered chefs and parents joining in.
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Still, the anticorruption authorities are empowered to investigate the source of the funds.
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The newspaper's editorial board argued that Trump never empowered his chief of staff.
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"The world gets better when women are empowered rather than marginalized," he writes.
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Just thinking outside that box, but everyone having a voice and feeling empowered.
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Indeed, the framers specifically empowered states to choose the method of appointing electors.
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There's been a lot of healing and she's in a very empowered place.
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A well-timed apology catches people off guard and makes them feel empowered.
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But I prefer Chew-Bose's version: the daytime moon as empowered and impish.
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But now student workers will feel empowered to make these kinds of changes.
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But Senate Democrats, empowered by the filibuster, have leverage to make certain demands.
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Russia-linked pages posted both "strong borders" and pro-immigration, Muslim-empowered messaging.
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Communities would be empowered to develop robust policies that fit their unique needs.
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The new body will be empowered to pass binding decisions on content moderation.
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He empowered women on his staff and was alway (sic) supportive of us.
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Mr. Trump commands about 4,000 weapons that he alone is empowered to launch.
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Empowered women are an integral part of a country's social and economic health.
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Plus, the chorus of body shamers has never been louder, or more empowered.
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More students must be engaged and empowered to become part of the solution.
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State governments would then be empowered to execute plans to reach those goals.
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And the design and tone throughout make you feel empowered rather than sleazy.
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Russia could in turn feel empowered to meddle in other countries with impunity.
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Thank you to women like Lucy Flores who feel empowered to speak up.
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Not all sex workers are doing this because they want to feel empowered.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's mines minister will appeal a court ruling in favour of the "once empowered, always empowered" principle over concerns the judgement would slow racial transformation of the industry, the Department of Mineral Resources said on Tuesday.
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No state should be empowered to do so at the point of a gun, just as no state should be empowered to kidnap a person and drain off pints of their blood so that someone else can get a transfusion.
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I'm very suspicious about that slippery slope and the kind of Sheryl Sandberg feminism where it's like, you are "empowered" to work all the time—you can be empowered to buy anything you want or to work all the time.
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But it was Ratajakowski's choice to be nude and she felt empowered by it.
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The shift has empowered Democrats, who have turned healthcare into their primary campaign issue.
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Empowered by the automatization of work (robots), humans no longer had to work themselves.
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"It's about empowered women and what they can do when they're determined," Hayes said.
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" Richardson said the UN had empowered Beijing, "at the cost of Uyghurs' human rights.
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This will create strong, agile and empowered communities, ready for the world of tomorrow.
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They are empowered to create, share and benefit from the virtual experiences they create.
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These bracelets (especially the black skull one) make me feel empowered, bold and beautiful.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency, the nuclear watchdog, is not empowered to do this.
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It sounds as if he and Blake Lively are raising two empowered little women.
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News of the newly empowered rats was first broken by New Scientist on Tuesday.
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And nobody, besides Trump, is empowered to be in charge of this West Wing.
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"there's this mismatch between culture and the alignment to see women empowered," she said.
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I want women to feel empowered, comfortable, proud to own a piece as well.
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These 24 people have worked tirelessly to make their communities safer and more empowered.
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Instead, women all over the planet are empowered with economic resources and equal education.
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I am empowered by feeling comfortable in my skin," she wrote, adding, "It's 2016.
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"We feel empowered and we are also teaching our children self reliance," Tonua said.
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"I called it Empower Cocktails because I want women to be celebrated and empowered."
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Empowered planners: China's city planners have greater authority than their American and European counterparts.
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"I am feeling liberated, empowered and like the best version of myself," she said.
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Social media is full of stories of people leaving the cinema halls feeling empowered.
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"Idk why but this @Nike mannequin makes me feel so empowered," one user wrote.
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"She came back feeling very empowered," a source close to the entertainer told PEOPLE.
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Is there any outfit that instantly makes you feel empowered and super confident in?
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" But it was one that Williams said made her feel "100 times more empowered.
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As she grew older and more empowered, her outfits matched her aspirations for queenhood.
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Now, in return, the SSA may be empowered to snoop around their Facebook profiles.
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"I want women to feel sexy, empowered and badass in these jeans," she says.
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" A similar majority would also be empowered to "override a federal law or regulation.
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Girls will never feel empowered to stick up for themselves unless they keep trying.
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Because if consumers, customers are to feel that they are empowered in the marketplace.
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Technology and the internet have empowered science just as they have business and communication.
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But I feel empowered, because I can do what I want, when I want.
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The fringe was feeling empowered after a couple of wins and looking for more.
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"Idk why but this @Nike mannequin makes me feel so empowered," one user wrote.
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A mode of transportation that takes my thoughts from anxious ruminations to empowered actions.
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An Empowered Morning isn't something that just falls into your lap — it's created consciously.
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So that you can start to be in control of your information, be empowered.
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And in Florida, veterans are uniquely empowered to change the course of our future.
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Women with breast cancer need to feel empowered and it's very easy to struggle.
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It was the organizers who were empowered by the national team who did it.
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Serving in Macedonia empowered me to become a better leader and build inner confidence.
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However, for now, the government has not empowered the quarantine service to do so.
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If the minimum age was raised, girls would be more empowered to say no.
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Answer: The President has not empowered the police to kill drug dealers and suspects.
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High-flyers forced to work in teams may be undervalued and free-riders empowered.
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Given the unpopularity of the drug war, will states feel empowered to push back?
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Punk rock really empowered me, especially over the past few years doing Petrol Girls.
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Within the building trades, individuals from all walks of life are empowered to succeed.
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They are more informed, empowered and connected, demanding complete control when making purchase decisions.
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"When we have more women economically empowered, then the men will listen," Kizito said.
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The devastation of HIV/AIDS has been mitigated and vulnerable groups have been empowered.
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These have empowered businesses to direct their resources into creating products, expanding and hiring.
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It empowered journalists at the dinner to go after Trump's attacks on the media.
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Stacey Abrams empowered me to see myself and my future through a different lens.
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He has scoffed at our allies, launched pointless trade wars, and empowered our enemies.
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But more likely, women aren't empowered by her zany stage antics or her selfies.
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Has your music empowered you as much as you'd like to empower other people?
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I see victims and survivors who finally feel supported, believed, and empowered speak up.
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These behaviors bolster our self-esteem and can help us feel empowered against death.
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"I hope that sufferers will feel empowered or comforted by the work," says Kammer.
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No. A feminist is a sexually empowered woman who's buying her organic produce topless.
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Under ESSA, states are empowered with greater autonomy to determine how to measure schools.
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On that drive, Brady, and the Patriots, performed as if empowered by the occasion.
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With everyone empowered to express themselves, there was a lot of sharing going on.
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I gained confidence and communication skills and I am now an empowered young woman.
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My light-switch plates, which had long been banal, now make me feel empowered.
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No matter who the next director of the company is, the dancers are empowered.
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He's empowered by his new status at Fox, this massive institution of Republican power.
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In other words the paintings are visibly electric, empowered, lighted from within and alive.
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Soon employers will be empowered to withhold contraception coverage from their employees' health insurance.
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What my father said that late summer afternoon empowered me, psychologically, spiritually and physically.
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Nakesha had nobody who felt similarly empowered to intervene, or knew what to do.
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Alan Van Saun — would have been empowered to redirect Team 3212 without higher approval.
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But then, of course they did; they were sanctioned and empowered by their publications.
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Because it was also a time when we were supposed to be newly empowered.
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On a personal level, that means supervisors and bystanders feel empowered to come forward.
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Julia HallisySan FranciscoThe writer is the founder of the Empowered Patient Coalition and EngagedPatients.org.
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Once ordained, ministers are empowered to conduct the ceremony and sign the marriage license.
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I'm starting to write all of that and feeling empowered doing that as well.
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They canvassed poor neighborhoods to make less-affluent women feel empowered to demand change.
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I did, and kept going; it was a choice I felt empowered to make.
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This is one of the most empowered group of women that has ever lived.
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When I read things like the memo, I actually feel more empowered than scared.
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The D.I.Y.er in me loves that we're empowered to install our own security systems.
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Employees are empowered to keep the public at a distance by suppressing personal communication.
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The results, forward Carmelo Anthony said, were a catharsis and a more empowered roster.
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The company, which calls itself technology-empowered, introduced Alibaba and Chinese retail conglomerate Suning.
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What is really at stake is how empowered criminals will be in the future.
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His rhetoric may have even empowered true bigots to act on their worst impulses.
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If the president hasn't empowered him to do that, then he needs to walk.
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" Officials must be empowered to set up and give permits in "one-stop shops.
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A company that has people empowered and accountable, we're there today and we're executing.
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We still have to do more for people to feel empowered to protect themselves.
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Places that helped survivors to feel equal, respected, empowered, that promoted sharing and belonging.
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This election was very heated, and citizens in these networks felt empowered to participate.
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But this will lead, I think, to Hamas being empowered in the West Bank.
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Embarrassing, ordinary objects like the hamper are empowered in small spaces; they become tyrants.
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"It feels like an empowered animal femininity," said Christiana Axelsen, who is playing Venus.
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In schools, we're made to feel like criminals where we're supposed to feel empowered.
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I think men have messed up and so we want women to be empowered.
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And I hope they'll walk out more empowered to go and change their worlds.
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It's no wonder Kelly feels empowered to reveal her racist opinions on national television.
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Employees are empowered when they can band together to fight for their civil rights.
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This empowered Nouri al-Maliki, then prime minister, and legitimized his behavior and authority.
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So when you have those two senses empowered, the sexual experience can be amazing.
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But he is dealing with a rejuvenated, re-empowered Legislature, so expect a fight.
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Related Ross Douthat has made the conservative case against a super-empowered Supreme Court.
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There wasn't anything, so we felt very much empowered to move forward with this.
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It's more important than ever for all women, especially Muslim women, to [feel empowered].
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The characters are so empowered by wrestling and we, as women, are so empowered by being on the show, so there are these meta things happening… There's so much about taking on your power, or accepting your height, or like accepting your greatness.
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But, sexually experienced students also feel valued by SRA educators, because they are empowered with the fact that their current choices need not dictate their future choices — and empowered with practical skills to help them return to a sexually risk-free status.
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Hopefully with these tips you feel more empowered to get the look that you want!
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Rather, I felt empowered: I was owning my body and it was on my terms.
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But it also may have been the most empowered I'd ever felt in my life.
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Not eating much + two glasses of wine makes me feel a little loose and empowered.
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They were empowered by the right to vote, granted to women in Colorado in 1893.
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It is important to recognize that so empowered, some physicians will act to end life.
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In a recent interview with Fader, Kali is described as, "not just rebellious — she's empowered."
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"There wouldn't be a difference, because girls are generally empowered to achieve academically," she said.
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Do you feel more empowered to choose the projects that you want to participate in?
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" The empowered actress ended her video with the following legendary words: "My ass is fat.
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A lot of woman say they feel strong, sexy and empowered after listening to songs.
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From now on, America will be empowered by our aspirations – not burdened by our fears.
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The mission: deliver quality reporting and analysis that leaves the audience feeling informed and empowered.
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I think maybe the people who spoke up wouldn't have felt empowered to speak up.
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Like 15, 16 years old, starting to feel empowered to have authority over my mother.
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Now that he's getting his life together, she feels empowered enough to get hers right.
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There's never been a time where actually a citizen is more empowered in this country.
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"We felt empowered to be able to find out," Boesen told KSHB in Kansas City.
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In a way, he empowered a straitlaced American generation to speak more frankly about sexuality.
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In return, empowered by the midterms, Democrats have dismissed a wall as immoral and ineffective.
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When I take my clothes off now, I no longer feel inhibited; I feel empowered.
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Given its population and special needs, Delhi certainly deserves a more fully empowered local government.
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"We were empowered to know that we could withstand the forces of nature," Appel said.
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"You feel in control and empowered, and you feel that you're punishing them," she says.
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That's not something I should feel ashamed of, [that's] something I should feel empowered by!
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Democrats, empowered by a decisive victory in last year's midterm elections, have dismissed Trump's demands.
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How can we start to close the confidence gap, so that women feel more empowered?
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Stemple believes progress can only be made when victims feel empowered to tell their stories.
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The community that's developed around BBG helps women connect with each other and feel empowered.
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Empowered educators and robust teachers' unions make for strong education systems, according to the OECD.
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So it's allowed me to be empowered about the situation and not ashamed of it.
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Otherwise you're just going to nick the guy, and make him feel empowered and vindicated.
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"We hope people walk away from the EDGY Conference inspired, encouraged and empowered," adds Carpenter.
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He will be empowered to run the investigation, and press charges, as he sees fit.
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I don't need to feel a glow or feel empowered for (or afraid of) labor.
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And for Rodriguez, the pieces in her closet are one way she herself feels empowered.
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And at the moment, Scaramucci is empowered: We're told the President loved the Mooch quotes.
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Listen for boos, hisses or silence from the newly empowered Democratic side when Trump speaks.
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Buoyed by celebrity endorsements, consumers feel empowered, not ashamed, to shop within a realistic budget.
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By speaking about a subject so many deem unspeakable, she'd empowered others to come forward.
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How will women at the local level will be empowered to run these initiatives themselves?
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And an empowered middle class is now throwing out of office leaders who self-enrich.
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" She adds, "They will be strong and empowered women as a result of this experience.
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It was, I am women hear me roar, she&aposs empowered, she&aposs a woman.
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To work together efficiently and effectively, employees need to be empowered with the right tools.
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Indeed, it has empowered them both, swelling enrollment by millions and sending their profits soaring.
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As much as we are creating a just world, we need to be empowered individuals.
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But I think there's a pressure to feel like you should be empowered by it.
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I wanted her to feel beautiful, empowered and strong, as well as sophisticated and glamorous.
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Rather than being impulsive, she has empowered herself by recognizing the signs and confronting them.
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The International Trade Commission is a government agency empowered to hear disputes over patented technology.
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Both boys and girls at Harker felt empowered to dream a world of unlimited possibilities.
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We hope you feel similarly empowered when you hold the OnePlus 6 Red this summer.
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I think that workshop really empowered me to be direct and honest with this guy.
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Empowered by her success, Anne sets up an underground currant wine operation in Avonlea. 2.
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Every child deserves such an opportunity to be empowered -- indeed, it is every child's right.
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The National Audit Office will be empowered to look more closely at the corporation's books.
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Ever since the rise of Osama bin Laden, super-empowered angry men have challenged us.
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The observers are not empowered to make calls on their own, as a referee would.
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It comes as House Democrats, newly empowered after the midterm elections, consider their next steps.
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Under Department of Justice regulations, Barr is empowered to decide how much to disclose publicly.
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When competition among internet businesses thrives, consumers are empowered to demand the changes they want.
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After a week of speaking up and reaching out, I feel more confident and empowered.
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Simply put, these Taliban elements are empowered by Pakistan to kill, but not to negotiate.
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That law empowered EPA to set nationwide emission limits for industrial facilities like power plants.
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My DWTS experience has really empowered me to speak out and be vocal against bullying.
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After all, Congress was the sole branch empowered by the people to make new law.
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Where the generals haven't been empowered to run the show, they have asserted themselves nonetheless.
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There's no mention of losing weight, but rather, "growing brighter" and more "empowered" each day.
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He's empowered the worst sort of racists and loons, like Steve Bannon and Alex Jones.
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He will now be empowered to negotiate for better trade deals with China and Europe.
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The 21882th Amendment, the one that empowered the Bill of Rights, turns 214 on Saturday.
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I savored these moments, and as I did I was propelled and empowered by them.
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"He empowered the dancers to look at what was holding them back, and name it."
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He or she has inflamed the paranoia of the president and empowered the president's willfulness.
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A gentle nudge might be needed to move them from comfortable adolescence to empowered adulthood.
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But his candidacy has empowered anti-Semites, and he has frequently leaned into their tropes.
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I have lived my life under the spell of words; they have empowered my mind.
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Many of them have said they felt empowered by what was happening at the court.
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If it disagrees, it is empowered to impose its own fiscal plan on the island.
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He argued that the Court had empowered itself to effectively overturn democracy at its will.
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Some felt more empowered keeping their costume on while dancing, while others exposed themselves fully.
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Collective movements of young people are sparked when they feel empowered to speak their minds.
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But Francis, Archbishop Viganò wrote, empowered Cardinal McCarrick, allowing him to help choose American bishops.
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The original was an artifact of the late-'90s "Buffy" era of empowered female heroines.
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He argued that the deal empowered the Vatican as a voice on the international scene.
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For now, the tepid response has empowered Mr. Morales to continue his broadsides, experts said.
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The Eagles have empowered Pederson to make decisions rooted in instinct or math, or both.
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Local people must be empowered and included in the recovery and rebuilding of their communities.
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The expected initial inconveniences are surely being corrupted as empowered enforcers expand their reach unabated.
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Our customer service teams are empowered to instantly stop sales of an item if required.
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Learners leave these courses empowered and better equipped to use online education for their benefit.
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When communities embrace clean water and commit to having it, they're empowered to become innovators.
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It has to do with who's empowered internally, who has a voice and what's valued.
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Despite her image as an empowered female role model, empowerment anthems are not Gomez's forte.
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Nursing home residents and their families should be empowered to make informed decisions on care.
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Women and men in all levels of the business have been empowered to speak up.
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Is it possible women may feel more empowered now to speak out against bad actors?
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Looking both within and without, it seems to me, the real enemy is ignorance empowered.
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She will accept the consequences handed down by the district, and she will feel empowered.
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And it's time we empowered the press to report the facts — and let us decide.
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First, the FAA must be appropriately funded and empowered to engage meaningfully alongside industry stakeholders.
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I fight to ensure that voters feel motivated and empowered to participate in the process.
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USAID should be more empowered—not less—to pursue and support the U.S. development agenda.
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While she still works closely with her mother, she feels empowered to make choices independently.
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To offer intelligent and empowered thinking.. And see something constructive coming out of this moment?
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Bootle said that using WhatsApp was the only way she felt empowered to do something.
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"You know what you love and so women feel empowered to buy on their own."
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Together, they created a club for HIV positive teenagers to feel supported, safe and empowered.
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Now, the military seems to feel increasingly empowered to root out even small-scale criticism.
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The prosecutor empowered under the new system to pursue investigations independently has not been named.
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"It doesn't work…You need people to be empowered with their data," he told me.
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Medicare was given a board empowered to make sweeping, unpopular reforms to keep costs down.
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"What is frustrating is that none of us are empowered to change it," he added.
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"I felt so inspired and empowered to be surrounded by such accepting individuals," she explained.
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More like an empowered ... Editors are using technology to do their job faster and better.
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Over the past few years, peaceful Tea Party demonstrations empowered a new wave of conservatives.
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Being part of an armed group empowered her after she had faced discrimination and poverty.
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TfL was able to shut down Uber because it's empowered by the law to do so.
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Tom Wolf is empowered to set a date for a special election to fill the seat.
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This behavior must stop, and women must feel empowered to take matters into their own hands.
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As a female family physician, I must admit that I felt empowered after reading the study.
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Two powerful forces affecting women make it even more imperative for them to become empowered investors.
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Almeida said she hopes trafficking victims will eventually feel empowered enough to share their stories too.
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The lure of profit created jobs and wealth, and empowered people, as no other system could.
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Describe a noteworthy and personal moment where you or a subject felt empowered by your photography.
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For #IWD2019, we celebrate the 1,000,000+ women we've served and empowered globally to achieve economic independence.
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A sense of "empowered" feminism would have led the musical to be realistic about Jenna's situation.
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I wanted to create an opportunity for artists to feel empowered not to need a gallery.
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That means ensuring that every American is enfranchised and empowered to vote free of unnecessary obstacles.
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"She was empowered to basically create that bot, deploy it, and change her life," he said.
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They need to feel empowered to use it and people need to be encouraged to listen.
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New patients will be empowered by learning how tumors with particular characteristics responded to specific treatments.
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And how might our world change if we were all empowered to define it for ourselves?
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The bureau is empowered to regulate financial products and services to prevent the exploitation of consumers.
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I need to start with having an empowered leadership team that can make the right decisions.
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Mr Abe has empowered Yoshihide Suga, the intimidating chief cabinet secretary, to keep them in line.
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"I love that this moment has happened, and women and girls are being empowered," Siwa says.
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We've seen people who are empowered and given opportunities are more likely to stop using drugs.
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Everything I do now isn't about pleasing some man, and that makes me feel so empowered.
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This kind of polling empowered a political backlash to the rescission of the Obama-era memo.
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"I think the more empowered women are, the better off we all are," he told E!
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Despite waiting for Bey's call, Brianna feels empowered every time she recreates Queen Bee's dance routines.
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We teamed up with Papyrus to launch a card collection for bold, funny, and empowered women.
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They need to feel empowered to use it, and people need to feel encouraged to listen.
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Prosecutors do not like to step aside from the jobs they're empowered to do, Green said.
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"I felt empowered in my own body, and that's when I found my voice," she said.
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The security community has rallied to Hutchins' cause, which appears to have empowered and embolden him.
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I connected with several women who felt empowered by being able to make the first move.
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His documented defense of both himself and his local scene empowered an entire generation of skaters.
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And far-right movements, newly empowered, were pushing Putin to go further than he wanted to.
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Empowered by crime and now embroiled in its complications...can't a girl just play nice anymore?
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During World War II, riding together was extremely patriotic and empowered everyone to do their part.
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Even long-empowered Democratic leaders here agree Trump has forged a legitimate bond with Valley voters.
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And they feel a little bit overly empowered and important relative to the company. Yes. Exactly.
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In Shonda finding her power and becoming more comfortable with her power, she has empowered me.
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An empowered and energized progressive base is criticizing McCaskill for not showing up in the communities.
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Fonda also suggested that celebrities should be empowered to speak out about what matters to them.
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But at some point, this team's got to be empowered, and they are just not ready.
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And the way it empowered people to create their own culture, which punk did as well.
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We want to be empowered [women], something that will teach a culture of activism for change.
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We all benefit when women feel empowered to speak their minds and have more creative control.
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By keeping cocaine and heroin illegal, drug warriors have empowered criminal gangs that torture and kill.
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"She definitely empowered us at our all-girls school to play like the boys," said Casey.
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On her EPs, songs like "Nont for Sale" put a cheerful, empowered face on conflicted relationships.
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Couples also marry young farther south, but women there tend to be a little more empowered.
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It has empowered Mr Assad and Russia, with whom the Kurds have made a desperate alliance.
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The wealthy and privileged are already empowered because they can exercise school choice at their will.
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Hitler railed against the "lying press" until he felt empowered to do away with them altogether.
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Yet Republican leadership in Congress empowered those in the party who have hit Rosenstein the hardest.
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To be emancipated and to really feel empowered is something that is integral to my existence.
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The state proposals show state lawmakers now feel empowered after the midterms to push beyond ObamaCare.
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Prohibition empowered local and federal police forces to search for and seize illegal booze at gunpoint.
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Empowered by data, citizens and local officials can calculate in advance the value of flood mitigation.
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While it has helped officials make earlier decisions, it has also empowered the armchair hurricane tracker.
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"Embarrassing, ordinary objects like the hamper are empowered in small spaces; they become tyrants," wrote Tempest.
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Thanks to media coverage, the general public was empowered to absorb the deeper meaning of Charlottesville.
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But he is oddly unrepresentative of his current red state constituents and their newly empowered governors.
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Social media may have empowered the spread of fake news—and Trump's candidacy surely fueled it.
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I also hope women students can feel empowered to speak up against wrongs done to them.
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She empowered us as students to be architects of an innovative program that got us jobs.
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Rising stars But Trump has nonetheless ensured that other staffers are empowered as Kelly's influence wanes.
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When a girl is empowered she changes her family, her community, and in time, the world.
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In the above video, Paré shares her journey from gun violence victim to an empowered painter.
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It mostly told me that it's bullshit, that people should just be empowered and move on.
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Except when the party messes up, in which case they are empowered to right the course.
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They have not felt as empowered to express their views in the past couple of decades.
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Art was an integral part of spreading these empowered images and furthering the philosophy behind them.
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MW: But I think entertainment is becoming more user empowered, like with on demand and everything.
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So, how exactly can the average person be empowered to tackle the world's food waste problem?
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Some decisions have empowered women, helped protect the environment, or guaranteed a person's right to expression.
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It empowered a new standards entity, the Financial Stability Board (FSB), to oversee global financial stability.
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Empowered by a party that has embraced bigotry as its platform, "NSEERS+" is a horrific prospect.
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States will feel empowered to engage in even more voter suppression than they did this year.
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"And I'm very happy that there have been so many women empowered by all of this."
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You will need help driving that — and an empowered chief of staff is your biggest weapon.
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"Who thinks US Treasury Dept is empowered to make THE deal to end the trade war?"
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While the works grapple with some complex and serious issues, I left the gallery feeling empowered.
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During my first year at Stanford, I felt so empowered I believed I could do anything.
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But social media applications clearly empowered the online activity of others who spread the killer's message.
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At its best, this structure has empowered many people to participate and have their voices heard.
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Gallio recalls how the women felt empowered by their collective discussion of the current political situation.
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In fact, women feel more empowered than ever to raise their voices in the #MeToo era.
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Bush had inadvertently empowered Iran, and he thought selling weapons to Saudi Arabia could counteract that.
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If African women are to be empowered, we're going to need men to do their part.
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Nowhere is this mutated, empowered role of the star rating clearer than in the gig economy.
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Newly empowered Democrats need to be ready to hit back, and not just at the president.
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"Together, we have set ambitious goals and empowered interagency teams to tackle our objectives," he said.
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It makes sense for these workers to be better trained and empowered to offer better care.
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These young, empowered activists are turning up to march, give speeches, and ask the tough questions.
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The most compelling was that Mr. Putin would retain control through the newly empowered State Council.
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The company remains on a consistent mission to bring up the next generation of empowered women.
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Those reforms empowered voters, but at the cost of institutions and norms meant to constrain politics.
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" Key to becoming more empowered is to "see yourself as a citizen—not as a consumer.
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That evening Sedaris feels empowered enough to deny his unpredictable and flailing sibling access to him.
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Every single senator will be empowered with an equal vote on how the trial will proceed.
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Players animate them in ways both empowered by the game and outside the bounds of play.
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Suddenly, the population are feeling empowered and they know that their comments are making a difference.
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Your best protection is to become an empowered patient and prepare to contest unreasonably high bills.
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Mothers and families are empowered, knowing that holding and comforting their newborns is the best medicine.
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Sondland, like many witnesses before him, confirmed that Trump empowered Giuliani to run point on Ukraine.
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But playing this character brought her back to the empowered woman she is at her core.
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But he said that since the Times story last year, more have emerged, empowered to speak.
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The woman in your "Kong" movie is more empowered than in some of the previous films.
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If you're already empowered, it probably won't matter much — even as you keep acquiring better titles.
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But Pelosi instead will be empowered to pick managers at her discretion and without a deadline.
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That's good for girls and boys too – we know what when girls are empowered, societies thrive.
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We therefore recommend that this new bipartisan agency be empowered to protect American companies and citizens.
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By contrast, 19 of the 25 most empowered (and largely rural) states went for Mr. Trump.
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Homan said that ICE was merely enforcing immigration laws that Congress had empowered them to execute.
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Critics, however, say Duterte has empowered police to murder suspected drug users and dealers with impunity.
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Thank you for honoring African royalty and the empowered way women can look and lead onscreen.
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Trump has empowered ugly white people like this to say whatever they feel like saying. pic.twitter.
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In addition, as 60% of the university students are women, higher education has empowered many women.
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But the Senate seems to be institutionally empowered to better withstand short-term pressure from Trump.
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" After noting that Beyoncé "dresses like a wealthy stripper," he went on to mansplain how women should and should not be inspired to feel empowered: "[I]t would be merely absurd, not necessarily dangerous, for a woman to feel 'empowered' by these rote pop song platitudes.
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As a verb, "empowered" has also become a handy bulwark against certain types of criticism — another way of asserting the "I do what I want" ethos of our time — and if you criticize me for it, you are curtailing my freedom, my right to be empowered.
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She wants you to feel "empowered," but she just doesn't want you to have any actual power.
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Democrats voted to create a Select Committee on the Climate Crisis that's empowered to craft policy recommendations.
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Counselors, too, are far more empowered to do their jobs when they have fewer kids to assist.
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"I feel more empowered [since having a daughter]," Seyfried, 32, told PorterEdit in an interview released Friday.
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I am fascinated by the women who are empowered by the work, who find glory in it.
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"One thing that is really important to me is showing empowered female perspectives," Bannen, 38, tells PEOPLE.
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Our team's gutsy will to win instilled inspiration and empowered possibilities for everyone who watched us play.
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Will he tell those who feel empowered by him that this is not what he stands for?
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Ellsworth, 30, said she hoped that her advice empowered people to realize they can take political action.
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And in that, they may have further empowered black activism beyond what even a president can quash.
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So if you educate them, they feel like they have this knowledge and then they feel empowered.
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I am empowered by feeling comfortable in my skin," she writes, going on to add, "It's 2016.
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As I strut along to the beat of "Be Alright" and "Everyday", I feel strong and empowered.
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At the same time, the Trump administration's "American First" rhetoric and actions have empowered like-minded leaders.
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The conflict with the Palestinians has destroyed Israel's left and empowered a seemingly ever-more-radical right.
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I'm happy to see that so many women of any race feel empowered to speak their truth.
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"You gain this community conversation around wellness and what it means to be healthy, connected, and empowered."
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Trump has empowered ugly white people like this to say whatever they feel like saying. pic.twitter.com/WbHlet6H7c
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He empowers authoritarianism globally and is in turn empowered by the international growth of right-wing populism.
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One thing's for sure, the UK doesn't need any divisive policies coming from an empowered oppressive minority.
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A decade later, the State Legislature empowered a three-man commission to pre-empt private street development.
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"In last six months we empowered five widows, and we will keep on doing so," he added.
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" They added: "We fully support the rights of women to be empowered to make their own choices.
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Beyoncé's music and her stage presence makes us want to feel just as empowered, especially while dancing.
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Secondly, it's ideally suited to help meet the demands of today's increasingly health-conscious and empowered patients.
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Some former workers have been empowered to bypass the press altogether and speak openly about their situations.
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"The whole goal of this is to be empowered by choosing love in every situation," says Lewis.
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Everyone has been empowered — from nation states to corporations to 12-year-old hackers to intelligence agencies.
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To be about a forward-thinking community that empowered the Black community, women, and even natural hair.
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They like so many models before them performed the label's ceremonious runway dance, an unhurried empowered strut.
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Many workers will be empowered with these new tools, enabling them to work more quickly and efficiently.
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" He continues, "We are such a complex culture, so profound, and these kids need to be empowered.
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A system of QV would have further empowered these movements, enabling them to achieve progress more quickly.
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The recent #MeToo movement has empowered women and men to step forward about sexual harassment in Hollywood.
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"I make sure they feel empowered and encouraged to be creative about trying innovative ideas," Calvert said.
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Powerful men have lost their jobs, as more and more women feel empowered to share their stories.
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The market is global, so that provides a lot of opportunities for individuals to be fully empowered.
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Things will feel confusing this morning, but your friends and community help you feel empowered this afternoon.
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I'm all about being empowered, but I think on top of empowerment you still sometimes need support.
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The way employment relationships are classified is commonly based on who is empowered to take which decisions.
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And I found FORCE (Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered), an amazing resource with helpful BRCA information.
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The first act of the newly empowered Federal Trade Commission was to yank DNP from pharmacy shelves.
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Switch Control has removed those barriers and empowered me to access my abilities and pursue my passion.
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New nuclear negotiations would take time, even when experts have been empowered to hammer out difficult details.
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But while DC residents empowered themselves locally, it's always been an uphill battle with the federal government.
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Afterward, I felt extremely empowered and it was a reminder to me to never forget my worth.
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I also expect to be powerful and empowered to do the same things that men do someday.
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Kids should be encouraged to do all those sorts of things, and feel empowered to pursue them.
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The obstacle to that trust is a wanton media and empowered anarchist movement like Black Lives Matter.
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They want to hear stories, and they feel empowered because they see they can be like this.
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"The best way to better their situation is to offer them opportunities to feel empowered," Cox said.
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"These are strategies that I find women who are empowered financially do to protect themselves," she said.
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Who knows if that would ever happen, but I feel way more empowered in making hard decisions.
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But I also think what we most need is an FTC that's empowered to handle these things.
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"This feeling of being empowered," she said during the panel, moderated by Editor-In-Chief Jane Francisco.
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We need every one of our citizens, boys and girls, to be educated and involved and empowered.
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The scandals surrounding Harvey Weinstein, Larry Nassar, and countless others have empowered women everywhere to speak out.
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Yet for now at least, the flourishing is limited and the entrepreneurs seem somewhat less than empowered.
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He has empowered Immigrations and Customs Enforcement to round up undocumented immigrants who have committed no crimes.
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There is cowardice in the face of empowered citizens demanding equality for all who call America home.
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Worse, America often finds itself fighting enemies radicalised or empowered by the blowback from its own interventions.
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Republicans are empowered to keep any progressive legislation from going to a vote, which they do repeatedly.
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Truthfully, it felt a lot better than the first one, because I was playing an empowered woman.
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Obama last year issued an executive order that empowered the Treasury Department to levy sanctions for hacking.
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"The flyest planes, the best factories, and we have to make our core be empowered," West said.
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But we are most empowered by facing up to the scale of the problem and forcing change.
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And if a chaperone isn't offered, she said, patients need to feel empowered to ask for one.
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Equipped with the right attitude and education, women can feel empowered and confident about their financial future.
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And our Supreme Court is empowered to overturn laws passed by Congress and signed by the president.
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Presidents are legally empowered to make what comes out of their mouths a reality for other people.
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But is that because more assaults are happening, or because more women feel empowered to report them?
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How Democratic officials would interpret their mandate, should their resistance be so empowered, is an open question.
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What collectors at every level most want, she said, is to be empowered and to have transparency.
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"I want to believe that Sean Marks will be empowered to turn this mess around," he said.
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WEEK 2 I was feeling empowered because wrapping my hair and running outside was working out nicely.
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"Molotov is so empowered and so there's a real distinct difference in the way that they move."
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Here's how these influential individuals have shared their values and empowered their own children over the years.
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Instead, corporate special interests have been empowered, allowing them to rig the economy for their own benefit.
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The Washington Post: Newly empowered, House Democrats plan to launch immediate investigations but are wary of impeachment.
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Similar to the filibuster, the practice of blue-slipping moderated the president's nominations and empowered individual senators.
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Participants not only find themselves more empowered to deal with workplace violence, but with other situations, too.
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Work with us to develop a sustained self-empowered economy as the new Singapore of the Caribbean.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, would be empowered to choose his replacement — presumably a member of the GOP.
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Imagine a Democratic Party that empowered its local organizers with tools and resources to provide community services.
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Technological advancements in science have empowered terrorists with far greater potential than at any time in history.
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" Stone then encouraged the crowd to imitate the pose alongside her, asking them, "Do you feel empowered?
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For her, it's important that people relate to her music and feel empowered to embrace their creativity.
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The ability to know my blood pressure at any point in time has made me feel empowered.
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I want her to feel empowered, and I want her to feel sexy in her own right.
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Another way to think about it: We don't talk about white men being empowered — because they aren't.
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As Atreus progresses from skittish to empowered in combat, he does the same in the game's story.
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Much will depend on the tug-of-war between the Trump administration and now-empowered Congressional Republicans.
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"I'm very empowered by those who want to face it head-on, but it's exhausting," Mitchell says.
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You should send the risky text if you're feeling yourself, and feel empowered to get whatever's yours.
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However, unlike with Facebook Groups, individual volunteers are not empowered to recruit their friends to the campaigns.
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And while the idea of them is great, often times, they're not truly empowered within these companies.
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The movement has helped women shed stigma, self-blame and trauma and empowered them to speak out.
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"She empowered me to feel that I could be just as beautiful as anyone else," LaChanze said.
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There's going to be disruption to daily life, but we want people to feel empowered by this.
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It was not only critical as "research" for my craft; that moment empowered me as a human.
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Even at its peak capacity, the FEC is hardly empowered to take on Putin's democracy-crushing machinery.
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"I really believe that kids are going to feel more empowered and not be fearful," she said.
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"We empowered the patients and the voters and the people that don't believe marijuana is a crime."
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And we have benefitted, and this growth and these opportunities have enabled and empowered so many people.
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There can be no progress without political struggle, but for it to succeed, people must be empowered.
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Facebook empowered Apple to hide from Facebook users all indicators that its devices were asking for data.
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In contrast, Mr. Abe and Mr. Xi are newly empowered, with their countries handing them sweeping mandates.
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But no, she has never demonstrated the kind of character who should be empowered to teach others.
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"Since Trump, people feel empowered to tell us to get out or go home," Mr. Jani said.
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The door has been opened, athletes feel empowered and emboldened, and they are not going to stop.
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Truly empowered individuals don't have to wait passively to receive what information officials choose to give them.
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The party saw its future in ascendant constituencies: empowered minorities, singles, social liberals and the well-educated.
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All the Department of Justice ever was empowered to do was to make a non-binding recommendation.
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Your ability to make new connections is limited — or empowered — by the amount of knowledge you have.
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The government also empowered doctors to order a coronavirus test even if a patient doesn't want it.
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By the same token the Senate was empowered, indeed obligated, to block those presidents if it disagreed.
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And in South Korea, the police have been empowered to detain people who refuse to be quarantined.
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She argued that GOP lawmakers have empowered Trump by obstructing President Obama during his time in office.
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Charlotte To me, it just feels like when I dance I feel free and I feel empowered.
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Now readers are empowered by technology, often aggressive in their distrust and disgust, to intervene in stories.
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And the results indicate that a majority of these companies may find themselves with some empowered activists.
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People are then empowered to manage their investments against the backdrop of a norm guiding this relationship.
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Airtable empowered me to delegate (read: relinquish control) to my now-husband, bridesmaids, and day-of coordinator.
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A bureaucracy empowered by a steady erosion of democratic checks and balances can often smother new ideas.
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On the campaign trail, Ms. Owens often recalled how her brother empowered her as a young girl.
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This was my healing, I feel empowered, it's my own, it's nobody's to shape, it's my own.
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But over the last couple of years, we've reframed self-managed abortion as an empowered individual act.
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Rather than moderate their aims and ambitions, both presidents have empowered ideologues and aggressively spread their influence.
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The winner on Sunday can accept the trophy and, through her example, represent strong, empowered women everywhere.
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When women are empowered, they promote the well-being of society by championing health, education and peace.
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But that decision should lie with the Senate, which is empowered by the Constitution to ratify treaties.
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Some of it, he said later, stemmed from a "lingering sympathy" for the leaders they had empowered.
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Advisers empowered by advanced analytics for prospecting, advising, and communicating will be more productive and more effective.
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But I think American populism is a belief that the citizenry should be empowered, not the government.
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As a result, clients feel empowered to cherry-pick the services they want from agencies, Lachter said.
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Empowered employees didn't schedule time off when things were busy, regardless of how much they'd been working.
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When I wear a zoot suit I feel empowered, kind of like it's a suit of armor.
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" Representative quote: "Instead of feeling guilty, obligated and anxious, wouldn't you rather feel empowered, benevolent and carefree?
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Next November, for the first time in two decades, voters will be empowered to do just that.
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By the time it was over, however, I felt empowered, like I won adulting for the day.
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Everything from fictional relationships to empowered female characters became polarized critical battlegrounds — not even criticism was immune.
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Legislators empowered HHS to regulate the sector more closely as part of the 21st Century Cures Act.
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It's important to make communities feel empowered—that's what gives individuals the ability to make a difference.
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And I think it makes you feel empowered in a lot of ways to shape the future.
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And there are good reasons to doubt whether Clinton or Trump will want such an empowered veep.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, for one, has empowered law enforcement across the US to act more aggressively.
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However, wherever women are empowered, towns, villages, schools and economies are empowered, and together, we are all made stronger,'" Spicer went on to explain, before promising, "The Trump administration will continue to work to ensure that the American economy is a place where women can work and thrive.
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On the 5th, the full moon in empowered Aries help us spring free of restrictive (or painful) circumstances.
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The dwindling left is frequently vilified as traitorous, as empowered right-wingers create ever-narrower definitions of Zionism.
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"They really want to be part of the political process, and they want to be empowered," he said.
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"It was nice to feel graceful, sexy, empowered — especially in 6-inch platforms," he adds of the role.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is a day that arguably in the minds of many may have empowered Vladimir Putin.
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Jobseekers who take these basic steps will feel more prepared and empowered when they step into any interview.
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It's an incredible story, and I feel empowered and ready to finish the week on a high note.
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The newly Democratic House of Representatives, empowered by decisive wins in the midterm elections, have dismissed Trump's demand.
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You helping my little girl feel, you know, empowered that she's able to do something for other people.
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"I want other people to see this as their own future and feel empowered by it," Lowndes said.
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His legacy as someone who supported and empowered female artists is something we should always remember, says Copeland.
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While that sticker empowered adults who sought to keep music clean, it only tempted their children even more.
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President Donald Trump on Friday wasted no time framing newly empowered Democrats as being committed to his impeachment.
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And it's a way to be strong and empowered for young girls, which I think is so important.
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"Clothes are a form of expression and they can be something that makes you feel empowered," she says.
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I think that social media has given voice to and empowered so many people to tell their stories.
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She thinks Guimaraes was empowered to call out her harasser because of her own involvement with the video.
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Entering his third year, that's still the case — and now newly empowered Democrats bluntly spurn his wall demands.
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But surely the larger issue is that we've deregulated and empowered those industries over the past four decades.
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"If phones can work even marginally, then people are empowered with information to make better choices," Barrett says.
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BABY BOI SLIM: It was definitely different, but at the same time, more than anything, I felt empowered.
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It's about the demands students increasingly feel empowered to make and the confusion universities are facing in responding.
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Egyptian security forces battled back, and dozens of people died, but the protesters kept on, even more empowered.
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During a tweetstorm last month, Hill called Trump an "unfit, bigoted, incompetent moron" who had empowered white supremacists.
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For those who feel empowered to learn about exercise and wellness by the swimsuit competition, I hear you.
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When Rihanna appears in a movie, she brings her image of an empowered, badass woman along with her.
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"We're not being unrealistically empowered or set up to be anything more than what we are," Corneliussen said.
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But it's also true that those empowered by money-driven politics include a disproportionate number of spoiled egomaniacs.
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In a pair of Saturday tweets, he seems to suggest that he's somehow empowered to fire NFL players.
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I think it unleashed something in me, and I found that my fans felt empowered by hearing it.
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"I'm not here to turn my back on Native Americans who are empowered instead of victimized," he said.
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We as a company will always swipe right for empowered moves, and left on attempts to disempower us.
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Evan McMullin has also empowered many of his supporters, but done so in a positive and productive manner.
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Raisman said she wants everyone to feel equally empowered to own their stories and be understanding of others.
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"To me, any expression that is empowered and is your own as a woman is feminist," she said.
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Watching Buffy as a 15-year-old, I wanted so badly to be empowered by the vampire slayer.
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Empowered by Mr Putin, Mr Vorobyov abolished direct elections of district and municipality chiefs in the Moscow region.
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The result is that more women have felt empowered to come forward and bring their abusers to justice.
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Will it have disappointed or empowered the Democrats in Congress who are still bent on investigating the president?
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We think that if you're connecting in an empowered way, it's ok for them all to live together.
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I'm empowered by my boss to brainstorm new ideas, and I've got some autonomy—something definitely worth celebrating.
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The newly Democratic House of Representatives, empowered by decisive wins in the midterm elections, have dismissed his demand.
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It's like I now feel inspired and empowered by these women before me who refused to be silent.
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Shaken by the takeover of Islam's holiest mosque by fundamentalists, Saudi Arabia's American-backed rulers empowered conservative clerics.
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Like an empowered authoritarian addicted to hyperinflation, the airlines for many years printed miles to raise extra cash.
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Now, empowered by his second chance at life, Muss is more determined than ever to embrace every moment.
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Their hope is that more women will be empowered to come forward with #MeToo stories of their own.
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By learning about the options yourself, you can be empowered to hold your loan servicer to that standard.
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You don't have to listen to people, and I'm a huge supporter of being empowered by blocking people.
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Nothing is scarier than an empowered woman who isn't afraid of an opinion that differs from her own.
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You get off on the transactional nature of sex and love—an empowered woman getting what she wants!
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International Women's Day (IWD) is an annual call to action designed to leave you feeling empowered and inspired.
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Since September 2017, we've empowered 200 citizen storytellers in over 40 countries to produce videos with their phones.
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McGillivray told CNN that a movement that has empowered so many others has not yet come to her.
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It's so beautiful to see people feeling empowered by natural solutions or ancient modalities alongside science and medicine.
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Consumers everywhere would be empowered to test food and medicine before they commit to buying or ingesting them.
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This was her choice and (we) really empowered her to do it, and she did an amazing job.
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Do you feel empowered to communicate to your supervisor what's going super well for you and what's not?
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I felt so empowered that I wrote my op-ed for TIME magazine about having my anxiety disorder.
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Guess who's likely to stick around for all four or eight years, and will be empowered in 2018?
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"If women do experience workplace harassment, they feel more empowered now to speak up about it," said Johnson.
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"With their children receiving topnotch care, working parents will be empowered to reach their fullest potential," Murray said.
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People's familiarity with and confidence in cryptocurrencies have empowered them to receive payment with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
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Voter registration laws empowered voting registrars to fail anyone they chose to fail, according to SNCC digital records.
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Once you make this shift, you are empowered to pull yourself from poverty of time, finances and relationships.
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So, she got to a place where she was so empowered that she was generous with her power.
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The Afghan government has long operated as a predatory kleptocracy under significant influenceof warlords and super-empowered elites.
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Because of this low point, she believes, scientists are more empowered to engage politically and raise their voices.
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But the FBI director is never empowered to supplant federal prosecutors and assume command of the Justice Department.
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"The newest generation of workers are more empowered than ever before in fighting for equal pay," he says.
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They're out there, spreading their message, and people feel empowered to commit crimes in the name of hate.
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The company's leadership empowered its Intercom Brand Studio to help Intercom stand out in an increasingly crowded field.
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She gets to really make a powerful statement and own her place as a woman and be empowered.
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In the right hands, these tools could harness the bristling energy of communities today so individuals feel empowered.
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Other co-workers felt empowered enough to join in, one of whom allegedly slammed doors in her face.
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Advertisers are unbelievably empowered online, and this power is in desperate need of a public, non-commercial counterbalance.
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So, yes, it was cool that she was empowered, but at the same time, she was hyper-sexualized.
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This support translated into voting behavior that empowered Democrats to adopt the Voting Rights and Civil Rights acts.
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We would have a president not empowered to declare emergencies and wield powers given to him by Congress.
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They do not want women to realize that they have rights, they do not women to be empowered.
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Finally, the FTC would have been empowered to enforce data security and breach notification requirements with civil penalties.
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Their profound resiliency empowered children, treated sickness, built roads and drafted laws while extremists tore their country apart.
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And the major infrastructure we've helped build has also empowered women, by employing them in well-paying jobs.
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Whenever I doubt myself or ask why we're doing this, I look to my kids and feel empowered.
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My family was hearing, but they still empowered me by using both English and sign language at home.
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And mayors — empowered with information about the specifics in their cities — now can act to address all three.
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Let's start asking them now just which women will be empowered, and how, by the changes they're proposing.
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The tepid international response, he warned, has empowered Arab governments to continue silencing their critics in the media.
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But Laster had never encountered tech billionaires before, much less ones empowered by the head of her agency.
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We reinforce the idea that they are the once silent-and-embattled but now vocal-and-empowered majority.
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President Obama last year issued an executive order that empowered the Treasury Department to levy sanctions for hacking.
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A strong and empowered partnership among these individuals will further ensure that priorities are aligned to maximize expenditures.
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As the Western alliance splinters, Russia methodically pursues closer ties with an ever more empowered Iran and Turkey.
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That makes women more confident and empowered, while the men are more flattered and relaxed, Ms. Wolfe said.
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Executive agencies are empowered to enact rules controlling the health, safety and welfare of individuals across the country.
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Some say that if they cannot do more under our current laws, then they should be empowered to.
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Moving ourselves from manipulatable objects to self-empowered subjects, black women have by necessity threatened the status quo.
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The commission is empowered to make recommendations based on which cycling's governing body (UCI) can open disciplinary proceedings.
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"Men want to feel the same way that women feel [and be] empowered in that way," says Gutierrez.
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They really empowered Netflix in a way ... And this is what a lot of the networks feel, right?
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An informed, empowered consumer is more likely to opt out of data collection and monetization, costing companies billions.
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I was the person who was able to bring house music back in a way that empowered it.
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I'm finally empowered to make my own choices, even if they deviate greatly from what's expected of me.
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On the other hand, artists themselves have been greatly empowered to create and distribute their own content online.
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And many of these extremist hardliners have now been empowered by Khan claiming victory in Pakistan's disputed elections.
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"Patients also need to feel empowered and speak up when they do not understand," McKee said by email.
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Several cases accused Bloomberg of personally fostering an atmosphere where senior male colleagues were empowered to abuse women.
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It also said that rather than punishing the cardinal, Francis empowered him to help choose powerful American bishops.
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Republican parents of transgender children will now find their trans sons and daughters endangered by freshly empowered bullies.
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