To me, that was just such an expansive game and expansive soundtrack.
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I'm interested in a more expansive view [and] interested in more inclusive and expansive movements.
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The space and equipment is expansive, going from a makeshift set inside AOL's offices to a three-story, expansive set.
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"Reckoning" glosses over an expansive definition of physical assault without peering too closely at its expansive law-and-order implications.
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Expansive (easier to make expansive things here) and intricate and ceramic and funny and painterly-sloppy and feminist and curious and rough-hewn and large-minded.
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The proposed coverage benefits would be more expansive than nearly all current health insurance plans — and more expansive than that of other countries that have government health care plans.
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The expansive windows had an incredible view of Times Square.
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They are almost the exclusive population throughout the expansive gallery.
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Eclipsing limiting stereotypes with expansive, complex personalities is Hajjaj's forte.
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I'm here to enjoy the scenery through my expansive windows.
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Trump said that he supported both expansive immigration — telling Sen.
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Challenging, beautiful and wonderfully expansive all at the same time.
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Gold paints expansive, ambiguous spaces; Guillot makes curious little things.
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STIBEL: LOOK, COMPANIES ARE ALWAYS EXPANSIVE COMPANIES ARE ALWAYS CHEAP.
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"You're seeing an expansive use of monitors," Ms. Jonas said.
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What Booker is proposing, though, is something much more expansive.
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"The hope is that this will be sustainable and expansive."
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For expansive universes like Star Wars, fans want new stories.
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It's hard to be funny and specific and also expansive.
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For a novice, Bluprint's expansive selection can sometimes feel overwhelming.
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It is the most expansive such ban in the country.
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Divider's visuals took full advantage of the planetarium's expansive space.
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You argue for much more expansive version of judicial review.
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That's particularly challenging with an expansive, epic fable like Kubo.
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He is very expansive and he looks down the road.
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Stepping inside one is greeted by an expansive marble staircase.
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Yet the presidency has expansive powers over national security policy.
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An expansive game room allows for ample amusement and leisure.
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Will the NSC membership be expansive or more narrowly defined?
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An expansive pose signals power and a sense of achievement.
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Chief Justice Roberts is often skeptical of expansive standing arguments.
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Salads, however, are only a part of the expansive appetizers.
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Outside is a heated saltwater pool and expansive lounge space.
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Over the next few years, Taser's warnings grew increasingly expansive.
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Why is a more expansive definition of masculinity needed today?
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Overall, Go Be Forgotten is expansive and, at times, contemplative.
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Lush green mountains reach up to an expansive blue sky.
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Meads Bay: One of Anguilla's widest and more expansive beaches.
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The Democratic Party is now the party of expansive government.
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He has storybook grandeur, and an expansive sense of time.
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Indeed, it may even have been insufficiently swift and expansive.
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In conversation, he is expansive, sometimes peevish and occasionally funny.
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And its menu is poised to get much more expansive.
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From here, our definition of "whippits" starts to get expansive.
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That is important, but we need a more expansive view.
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Sometimes tourism board accounts provide better or more expansive information.
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Most of the time, that life is light, airy, expansive.
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With more space, she could work with more expansive canvases.
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Let's be consistent and expansive champions of the First Amendment.
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But it was not as expansive as the Dream Act.
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Here's one of the many bathrooms in the expansive estate.
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I want the show to be expansive in that way.
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Hawley, 52, has long established himself in more expansive mediums.
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California's law has similar aims but is far more expansive.
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Click through to check out retailers with expansive, spooky selections.
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This expansive legal interpretation empowers future presidents in dangerous ways.
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They explored how in this expansive, beautiful and unsettling project.
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The right's conception of that Democratic left remains ludicrously expansive.
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We valeted and went inside, taking in the expansive lobby.
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The games have become bigger, more expansive, and more dynamic.
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"Revise the Psalm" brings a more expansive response to Brooks.
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The expansive, glowing slow movement had lyrical grandeur without grandiosity.
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This is no time for idle chatter or expansive thoughts.
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In reality, this is just an expansive slab of vinyl.
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Then there's Barr's aggressive and expansive view of executive power.
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What does a properly expansive concept of love look like?
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Then there's Barr aggressive and expansive view of executive power.
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And while it's constantly improving, the options are nowhere near expansive.
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Society Press published an expansive 472-page hardcover edition of Pioneer
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It's just not as expansive, ultimately, as it might have been.
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It's full without feeling cluttered, expansive without feeling like a McMansion.
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That's a truly expansive rationale that makes even many conservatives uneasy.
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Important for Emerson, and for McElheny, are expansive views and consciousness.
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As a political appointee reporting to Pompeo, Brechbuhl's purview is expansive.
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Still, he argued that an expansive monetary policy was currently appropriate.
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A more expansive view of Pakistan reveals the insanity of this.
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It was an expansive show of their works and their processes.
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I desperately wanted to get lost in an expansive virtual world.
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In brief, this car promises to be both expansive and expensive.
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The ECB's expansive policy has helped revive the euro zone economy.
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"The expansive orientation is generally right," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said.
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The expansive backyard features an extra long pool and separate Jacuzzi.
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The 2016 presidential campaign sold many Democrats on that expansive view.
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The Flight Bag is a slightly more expansive and unique option.
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In every way, Sky is a more ambitious and expansive game.
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Jupiter is extravagant and expansive, but it also likes to exaggerate.
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This language is far more expressive and expansive than traditional shorthand.
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That makes SoundCloud's library much more expansive than other streaming services.
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Actually, I've made the story sound more expansive than it is.
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Limiting drone use in expansive areas could impede legitimate media reporting.
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He wanted to stay abstract, but also to grow more expansive.
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Tokyo's system is expansive and can be, in a word, daunting.
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The dwelling's curved design ensures expansive ocean views from every room.
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The novel that emerges is tender, beautiful, and almost cosmically expansive.
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Viewers have called "No End In Sight" (2007) compelling and expansive.
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Even without territory, ISIS will likely maintain its expansive online presence.
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And that would let her pursue a much more expansive agenda.
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The centerpiece of the expansive Utah ranch is the Woodland Estate.
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The series also revealed just how expansive Star's business empire is.
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Usually, he painted—landscapes mostly, sweeping and expansive vistas he imagined.
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Rewriting that guidance with a more expansive view is long overdue.
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You don't have the ability to do these wide, expansive shots.
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What we're talking about is a more fluid, more expansive situation.
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Something slicker, burlier, more tectonic and expansive, but also, somehow, quieter.
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They are likely not part of an expansive drug smuggling network.
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Lofts in tiny homes make the small spaces feel more expansive.
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"The rooms are bigger, and it feels more expansive," she wrote.
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Another luxurious part of Jordan's estate is the expansive wine cellar.
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Both will be critical in slowing the 49ers' expansive run game.
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Mr. Kushner arrived in the White House with an expansive portfolio.
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But in a more expansive ruling in 2015, in Obergefell v.
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He was open, expansive and defiant on a range of topics.
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They are also seeking more expansive relief for student loan borrowers.
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"I think LA is open, wide, expansive, and opportunistic," she explains.
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It's a broad, expansive territory that Trump is trying to cross.
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The Queens Jazz Trail, like the borough's jazz history, is expansive.
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The tweets, though expansive in quantity, lacked breadth in the details.
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The views can still be expansive, but often they're more obstructed.
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The world of black lore is geographically expansive and substantively diverse.
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I can sit for a long stretch inside this expansive poem.
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"Endless" takes center stage, though, and seems the most conceptually expansive.
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" Mr. Hunter says that Oklahoma's own law is "powerful and expansive.
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This world is overdue for a more expansive sense of glory.
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The category "professional caregiver" is expansive, and not limited to nurses.
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That integrated, expansive online identity is what people expect these days.
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You can read more about Koko and her expansive vocabulary here.
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But in her emails she is effusive, warm, enthusiastic and expansive.
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With high school expansion, the NFHS fueled fast and expansive growth.
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The president's radically expansive understanding of executive privilege lacks legal merit.
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The cases are the court's latest encounter with expansive arbitration clauses.
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These compact speakers output true, balanced audio and deep, expansive bass.
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Starbucks (SBUX) announced an expansive new set of benefits in January.
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Seleznev's criminal enterprise was both sophisticated and expansive, with transnational implications.
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Dorian's possible paths forward were as expansive as they were unsettled.
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Then we got lost for awhile in the expansive shoe department.
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Dorian's possible paths forward were as expansive as they were unsettled.
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But Cheer does something much more expansive and even more compelling.
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Coach and Kors, however, are going in a more expansive direction.
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In contrast to those expansive views, the apartments are quite compact.
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The psychological effects to exposure to violence are chronic and expansive.
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Kavanaugh in particular has expressed an expansive view of gun rights.
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The Trump administration's expansive offshore drilling proposal could boost Florida Sen.
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But the language seemed more expansive than she had previously used.
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But the family foundations' money supports a far more expansive effort.
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In contrast to those expansive views, the apartments are quite compact.
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The show's expansive cast is also one of TV's most diverse.
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But giving Thanos such an expansive history comes at a price.
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It also calls for an expansive amount of open public space ...
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The SNB said it remained committed to expansive monetary policy, citing the "fragile" exchange rate situation and the "highly valued" Swiss franc as reasons to maintain the expansive stance it has deployed over the past four years.
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The SNB said it remained committed to expansive monetary policy, citing the "fragile" exchange rate situation and the "highly valued" Swiss franc as reasons to maintain the expansive stance it has deployed over the past four years.
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Once you get underneath its meme-filled homepage, Reddit becomes incredibly expansive.
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It is the language of zero-sum stagnancy, not expansive, shared growth.
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What's even better: The line will be its most expansive to date.
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And nearly six years later, the expansive offerings are still growing strong.
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The answers prove more expansive than Trump's razor-thin understanding of them.
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Or at least an expansive, occasionally vaporous conversation in avatar-free meatspace.
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This work unveils an exciting syncretism in Zarina's expansive range of expression.
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Obama's comments were his most expansive on the subject since the dispute.
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However, Thursday's ruling was potentially more expansive than some experts had foreseen.
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There are sliding glass walls that leads to an expansive outdoor area.
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But her influences are far more expansive than that classification would suggest.
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By appointing liberal bishops, Francis aims to restore that more expansive approach.
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I think it's probably impossible, given how expansive the story has become.
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The resort also has seven swimming pools and an expansive art collection.
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So does the law to which America owes its expansive highway network.
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So the Supreme Court effectively, but silently, endorsed this more expansive interpretation.
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Additionally, tenants share an expansive rooftop with views of the Hudson River.
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People claim to have felt Sarah's presence still lingering in expansive home.
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When well lit, it has the expansive freedom and awe of Journey.
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Ratner had previously rented out an office on the expansive Burbank, Calif.
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THE FISCAL POLICY GOING TO BE MORE EXPANSIVE, BUT WITHOUT ANY DETAIL.
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By contrast, Life and Livin' It, is a sprawling and expansive affair.
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There is something magical and lonesome about both of these expansive processes.
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Crase's writing occupies an expansive, complex space that needs to be recognized.
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"It is so expansive, it's crazy," Oosterhouse says of the blinding display.
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VICE: This documentary didn't start off as this big, expansive project, right?
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This gave it expansive rights to overhaul North Korea's primitive energy sector.
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When hope arrives in such an expansive way, it can rescue you.
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The current meant that my usual expansive breaststroke only inched me forwards.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BRUSSELS — Performance is an expansive field.
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Now, Main Street looks more like a throughway in an expansive park.
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German artist Christiane Feser cuts and folds photographs into expansive, abstract panoramas.
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It's hard to imagine anything more in keeping with Teilhard's expansive vision.
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The expansive, Mediterranean-style mansion features 8,932 square feet of living space.
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The boundaries of protected free expression on our campuses must be expansive.
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These giant tubes are everywhere at Hyperloop One's expansive Nevada desert facility.
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These are expansive narratives, but ones that take place inside compact vessels.
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Nicki Minaj is adding one more title to her expansive résumé: model.
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It starts on Monday with a quarter moon in daring, expansive Sagittarius.
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However, CTE, previously known as "vocational education," was not always this expansive.
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In prior cases, Gorsuch has embraced an expansive view of religious rights.
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Entering, we find ourselves in an expansive space with two huge pools.
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Instead, the less investigators found, the more determined and expansive they became.
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Such proof points will provide a model for more expansive government programs.
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In its #AllTypesAllSwipes update, Tinder provided more expansive and inclusive gender options.
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Trump in an attempt to declare an "emergency" and give himself expansive,
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"Round" is also a celebration of its sensuously stylish, calmly expansive dancers.
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I was sitting at a desk in an expansive, glass-walled house.
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My lip balm collection is pretty expansive — you can never have enough.
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And it does not have to build an expansive network of branches.
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China sees an opportunity in the Arctic's expansive sea of melting ice.
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Why does this one show get to be so expansive, so free?
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So how did DeJoria maintain motivation and build such an expansive empire?
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His collection is expansive, with everything from books to advertisements and showtunes.
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And yeah, sure, the expansive net of government surveillance is really troubling.
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Players were given big choices, intuitive systems, expansive lore, and memorable characters.
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Like the best marketing terms, "vanlife" is both highly specific and expansive.
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Miller and other lobbying advocates also agree registration should be more expansive.
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The Facebook product, to users in 2016, is familiar yet subtly expansive.
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This is theater as charged and cluttered and expansive as life itself.
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Others have proposed more expansive paid leave to protect workers and businesses.
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Other chains have implemented more expansive policies in response to the outbreak.
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It looks quite a bit more expansive than my "cozy" one-bedroom.
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Egypt is currently considering the world's most expansive anti-gay bill ever.
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I don't have one of those expansive closets full of fancy stuff.
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Everything [Trump's] indicated is that he'd be quite expansive on gay rights.
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MOLAA's exhibition contains 54 works that present an expansive vision of printmaking.
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Its ride-hailing business is expansive, but it's also beginning to plateau.
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The middle and high schools are attached and share an expansive campus.
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The complaint released on Monday showed how expansive the federal investigation was.
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Within the Cabinet, America's top diplomat has been China's most expansive critic.
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With an expansive scope, the film depicts the reaction of the town.
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Our movement is expansive and abundant: It is multiracial, multilingual, and multigenerational.
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The 2008 stimulus check was a little more expansive, but just barely.
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The expansive landscaped yard leads down to 40 feet of beach frontage.
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An expansive spa features saunas, steam baths and an indoor swimming pool.
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It's expansive, compared to other homes in the area's real estate market.
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The winning titles reflected a vibrant and increasingly expansive children's books landscape.
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When the expansive Evermore proved too ambitious, they began exploring virtual reality.
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When wading through medicine's expansive gray zones, patients could use a guide.
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The property has stone walls, expansive lawns, mature trees and simple plantings.
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It's by far the most expansive offering of best-sellers we've seen.
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We can't blame you – there's something powerful about an expansive desktop setup.
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Avoid getting big-headed on Thursday, when excitable Mars squares expansive Jupiter.
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MoMA employs an expansive definition of documentary for this annual nonfiction showcase.
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The Arctic tundra continued to experience longer and more expansive green seasons.
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"An Orchestra of Minorities" is more expansive in form, broader in reach.
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IN EARLY 2011, the operation moved into a new, more expansive phase.
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I think Jared's platform is so much more expansive than the Observer.
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But Clark continues to make songs that are expansive and forward-looking.
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It's an expansive, visual portrait of a sprawling homeless encampment in Oakland.
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Pete Sessions' North Dallas district and the expansive district held by Rep.
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This is expansive — it's back to the basics, applicable to numerous situations.
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By contrast, Life and Livin' It, is a sprawling and expansive affair.
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His website is an expansive, fascinating digital gallery of its own accord.
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Assuming the game runs well enough, No Man's Sky Virtual Reality will be a far cry from gimmicky VR games that lack true depth, offering one of the most expansive — if not the most expansive — VR experiences to date.
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But the game is also surprisingly expansive, especially for a licensed tie-in.
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"Flavors of sexuality are vast and expansive," she told me in an email.
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But on the other hand, families could be re-imagined in expansive ways.
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But Sanchez was not only there to promote the agency's expansive research portfolio.
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She says that Google has tried to be more expansive in its definition.
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The country's many forests and mountains provide an expansive habitat for wild animals.
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The reality star's expansive gift guide features suggestions for kids of every age.
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The question now becomes how much more expansive this Wikipedia entry will get.
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Expansive growth is not the only way in which microbial communities can move.
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But these brands don't have as expansive a size range as Universal Standard's.
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That update was so expansive people worried Paint itself was going to die.
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China has made headlines all year for its expansive and troubling surveillance capabilities.
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Nevertheless, the thrill of reveling in such expansive landscapes is worth the loneliness.
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Here, 2113.7 statistics open a window to the 225th President's expansive impact. 236.
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On Sunday, Venus links with expansive Jupiter at 5:21am, deepening your affections.
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The House passed a less expansive version of the bill earlier this year.
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The piece forms an ideal thesis statement for the expansive exhibition Pop Stars!
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Few people have a more expansive perspective on Germany's role in the world.
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Mr Kavanaugh's expansive view of religious liberty also has gay-rights activists worried.
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Secretary Clinton, you might — you also have proposed fairly expansive ideas about government.
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Each product from the launch was hand-selected from the brand's expansive history.
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He drew up a ziggurat, a Mayan temple, and an expansive Greek monument.
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The world also seems both more contained and more expansive, all at once.
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The episode also underscores concerns about Mr Barr's expansive view of executive power.
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Some majorly expansive, dare we say optimistic vibes will be in the air.
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This about assures a rough road ahead for California's expansive Sierra Nevada forests.
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But there were no more grand experiments or expansive plans for the future.
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The three bedrooms have access to balconies with expansive views of the area.
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I want people to have a more expansive definition of what [beauty] means.
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The spaces on this new release are both clearly defined and infinitely expansive.
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I think Dems have expressed an interest in a really expansive immigration system.
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The sun is so bright it's eerie, and fields are expansive and undeveloped.
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My colleague Rhett Jones has a more expansive explanation of these Articles here.
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Allies' expansive postwar tribunal in its moral drama was as much a testament
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The expansive, crystal-clear 228-inch screen creates an incredible sense of immersion.
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The expansive museum explores the customs, culture and traditions of the Hakka people.
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Americans. Murray extended the "Negro idiom" from an ethnic domain to an expansive
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That includes resources, such as field staffers nationwide and an expansive data operation.
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One expansive mirrored mural covers the walls of a gallery with innumerable colors.
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Ever since the FDR era, Democrats have favored more expansive government than Republicans.
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The expansive chat contained revelation after mind-blowing revelation — He dated Ivanka Trump!
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Where the original was spare and focused, the sequel is expansive and bloated.
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What's trippy is, it's the most expansive, and most intimate thing we've done.
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The scope of the document request sent to the White House is expansive.
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Their version of the tune felt expansive and turbocharged, flirting with formal abandon.
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"The fiscal policy of the German government is already expansive," the spokeswoman added.
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"We have overall very expansive monetary policy globally," Governor Stefan Ingves told reporters.
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Inside the luxurious manor and you'll be greeted by an expansive living room.
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The One Belt One Road effort is just one of many expansive policies.
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I looked up and I observed an expansive sky for the first time.
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They designed an expansive seaside home, the Konaditya Estate, on Bali's west coast.
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What the two have in common is their awesomely expansive effects on consciousness.
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It features two expansive glass facades looking out to the river and city.
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Russia and Iran share a resentment that America can block their expansive ambitions.
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There is an expansive patio, a heated pool, a spa, an outdoor fireplace ...
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"The Wailing" is an expansive and often excruciating horror film from South Korea.
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The school's campus is known for its idyllic skylines and expansive hangout areas.
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America, though, started off with an expansive set of roaming rights and traditions.
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In theory, Trump sits atop the most expansive intelligence-gathering apparatus in history.
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Or, perhaps it's the less-expansive selection of jewelry that holds people back.
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They represent the genre at its best: approachable, expansive, catchy hooks, massive choruses.
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Her menu was not expansive, but several daily specials gave diners more options.
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An expansive story recently published in Outside puts that number at 1,600 individuals.
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Iran is a crucial link in China's expansive One Belt, One Road initiative.
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His practice involves allowing the expansive capabilities of his mind to guide him.
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Expansive Jupiter squares off with elusive Neptune for the second time this year.
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Andrew Cuomo from the left, has endorsed an expansive health care overhaul there.
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Despite high speeds and expansive motion, the dance never quite takes poetic flight.
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They'd have expansive health benefits, including long-term care, audio, visual, and dental.
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Relative to Facebook's expansive use of AI, M assistant was never very significant.
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To my mind, my life had just immediately become more grand and expansive.
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That's because many of the details are borrowed from Mr. King's expansive collection.
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But in conversation, she is expansive and trusting and, on occasion, thrillingly indiscreet.
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The tension builds slowly and brutally within the landscape of expansive, windswept plains.
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The two- and three-character scenes are claustrophobic, the acting expansive and chewy.
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One such proposal would give police departments expansive discretion to withhold arrest information.
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Still, passing legislation requires a little more focus than an expansive laundry list.
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It gives an expansive view of a city that can sometimes seem unfathomable.
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She points out intimate spaces, and more expansive ones, including the pool grounds.
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Their expansive online catalog provides a cushion, offering nearly 1,000 items for sale.
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Here's a much more expansive selection of excerpts and highlights from the report.
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No major female presidential candidate today has a résumé as expansive as Mrs.
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"It's being written now, so we'll see how expansive it is," he said.
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Simultaneously expansive and reassuring, they are, for many, the very definition of consolation.
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Hers is an art of expansive comfort, materializing in great plates of meat.
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And when you appreciate that, it makes for a much more expansive thinking.
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In the large dining room, a pregnant giraffe stands over an expansive table.
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But the expansive $220.5 trillion package could come to define her candidacy anyway.
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The extra-wide-angle lens also lets you take more expansive scenic shots.
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Uber, in Mr. Kalanick's expansive vision, was similarly never just about hailing rides.
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In its expansive scope, this is a small book with a big impact.
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Buttigieg's plan calls to invest $162 billion in these expansive public transportation projects.
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On the second floor was SAAM, an expansive lounge area with a terrace.
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Today's menu is more expansive, but certain foods, like bread, remain off limits.
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Bloomberg has the most expansive real-estate portfolio of all the Democratic candidates.
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Few performers have established as singular or as expansive a practice as Shyu.
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This expansive notion of democracy is the key revelation from Sitaraman's illuminating book.
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Decades on, Trump embraced the expansive authority set before him with unblushing ardor.
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Industry groups praised the announcement, the most expansive offshore drilling proposal in decades.
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Ambassador Bolton also expressed frustration about Ambassador Sondland's expansive interpretation of his mandate.
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Using an expansive set of global sources across a customer's digital footprint, Arceo.
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Uber, in Mr. Kalanick's expansive vision, was similarly never just about hailing rides.
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"A more expansive view of people will help those systems learn," Wannemacher said.
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The expansive coffee farm is a whopping 240 hectares, or about 600 acres.
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Some in Silicon Valley have more expansive hopes for the tech companies there.
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Bernie Sanders, who released an expansive affordable-housing agenda Tuesday, is no exception.
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Lacina Coulibaly and Iréne Hultman soon joined in, making the exercise more expansive.
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They'd have expansive health benefits, including long-term care, audio, visual and dental.
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The Buttigieg's campaign's request is more expansive, requesting a recount in 54 precincts.
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Democrats have expressed deep concern over Judge Kavanaugh's expansive view of presidential powers.
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Mr. Barr unexpectedly qualified some of his unusually expansive views of executive power.
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One approach is tight and linear, while the other is expansive and fluid.
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Taking on a subject as expansive as Black Power has its trade-offs.
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"Her résumé is as long and expansive as it could be," O'Brien said.
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When we played live, it showed us how expansive the songs could be.
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Ming Smith and Coreen Simpson's expansive photographs of Harlemites deserve their own surveys.
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A strong early start and an expansive empire make the Aztecs a feared civilization.
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So, it wasn't as expansive for a digital landscape ... TB: For both of them.
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Sales, on the other hand, requires expansive knowledge of pricing, incentives, and local policies.
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What's more, it affirms that migrations into Eurasia were more expansive than previously thought.
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Sen. Cory Booker on Monday announced an expansive new plan to combat gun violence.
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The capsule features massive windows, providing expansive views of the Earth once in space.
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Sprightly and energetic, it's also looser and more expansive than If You're Reading This.
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Some judges have expansive secrecy provisions that hide a great deal from the public.
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"It is an extraordinarily expansive rate," Vial was quoted as saying in the daily.
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The European Central Bank's expansive monetary policy is also encouraging consumer and state spending.
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You already know all about Fenty Beauty and it's inclusive and expansive product range.
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Sure enough, people were selected more often when they were pictured in expansive postures.
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MetaProp Accelerator's demo day showcased five startups that represent the expansive definition of proptech.
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Most highlighters cost upwards of $20, which means an expansive collection isn't always feasible.
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Under Mr Dart's expansive view, the office can be a form of alternative government.
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Armas said the central bank still views its current monetary policy stance as expansive.
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A giant picture window "opens it to the outdoors and makes it feel expansive."
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Instead, the ocean absorbs the heat, further boosting the warming over the expansive Arctic.
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But the definition of resiliency put forward by the 100RC is far more expansive.
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The same could be said of Washington, where white men possess disturbingly expansive control.
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Over lunch in December, Mr Stone offered a lawyerly, expansive defence of his conduct.
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Even in Cave's more expansive, ex-industrial environs, the exhibition is overwhelming and crowded.
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Koreans fear an assertive China might in future make expansive claims to Korean territory.
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Boghiguian's gregarious work spans continents and histories in sketchbooks, collages, objects, and expansive installations.
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Only the latter country offers insight on more expansive representation in the Scandinavian world.
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The fixed smiles and expansive talk of socialist brotherhood are par for the course.
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One thing we do know, however, is that the shade range is definitely expansive.
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While Related's expansive project is in many ways the area's centerpiece, it's hardly alone.
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In the absence of monetary easing, Thailand must rely on more expansive fiscal policy.
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There was a new, expansive cultural reach embedded in the DNA of Pop art.
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In his large paintings, his expansive views are often atmospheric and moody, oddly lit.
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Would it allow licensing requirements, particularly the more stringent, expansive licensing rules in Massachusetts?
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Big data is an expansive umbrella with startups of all stripes squatting under it.
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The husband-wife team tends to build big, airy, modernist structures with expansive courtyards.
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The expansive castle sits between mountains, rivers, and valleys according to its Airbnb listing.
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Generations of heroic Americans have made America more inclusive, more expansive, and more just.
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Facebook's move could be "category expansive", said Match Group Chief Executive Officer Mandy Ginsberg.
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The moon opposes expansive Jupiter, creating a big, open, generous mood in your relationships.
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This expansive set will make you love having leftovers with its versatility and ease.
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And the WH has expansive influence on execution of broad range of administrative authorities.
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Stone is the sixth associate of Trump to be charged in Mueller's expansive probe.
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I found the exhaust note to be more expansive than just an explosive rumble.
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Finally, the Lilac Fairy (5:17-6:31) is beneficence itself, expansive but calm.
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Expansive military exercises between South Korea, Japan, and the United States have been frequent.
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Mr. Lipman's sensibility, by contrast, is expansive and digressive, attracted to loftiness and sweep.
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Jayapal's bill is more expansive than Sanders' and therefore would likely be more expensive.
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One of Amazon's expansive fleet of delivery trucks will then head toward your home.
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However, it is further indication that his probe is expansive and becoming more intense.
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We are inspired by the constellations, the expansive universe and yes, planets like Mars.
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The estate was custom-built and boasts extreme privacy — along with expansive waterfront views.
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He wrote to Ms. Pereira and urged her to be a bit more expansive.
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The views of the expansive property can be taken in from the main porch.
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It's as if expansive Mahlerian phrases are condensed into short, epigrammatic gestures, almost fragments.
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Instead, they would allow judicial forum shopping and expansive remote searches of personal computers.
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Fiona has been adjusting to the exciting, expansive and water-filled digs after hours.
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He laced the national parks with scenic drives and expansive infrastructure to promote tourism.
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Even on a continuum this expansive, the ominous dirges of Author & Punisher stand out.
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My rudimentary photo doesn't do the 60 degree prototype justice, but it was expansive.
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While the exterior of the unbuilt building is expansive, the interior is mechanically intricate.
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By 1600, only five or six million survivors of this once expansive civilization remained.
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It still wasn't very expansive, but its residual influence is still being felt today.
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An expansive new age of globalist art had begun, and it felt excitingly utopian.
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On Sunday night, Sanders gave a more expansive speech than is his normal fare.
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Gothamist has since re-emerged under new ownership, but in a less expansive form.
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Monday's indictments indicate that Mr. Mueller has taken an expansive view of his mandate.
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The season will be the second in the Flea's new and expansive TriBeCa home.
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The worlds are also more expansive, including a towering cityscape inspired by New York.
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Then there's the Cruz campaign's expansive, data-driven efforts to mobilize the GOP's base.
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Thirteen buildings, some with stately columns, are situated on the expansive 17-acre campus.
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But more than that, it was the expansive dating options that changed the game.
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"How expansive the bill is is in the eye of the beholder," she said.
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"How expansive the bill is is in the eye of the beholder," one said.
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Their individual artistic paths are intended to add up to an expansive musical constellation.
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Marilynne Robinson is one of the most expansive and generous writers who ever lived.
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" The writer Nathan Englander, in a blurb, called it a "beautifully written, expansive powerhouse.
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"He won't probably set out any kind of expansive view for Australia," she said.
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The music was not too loud, and the expansive room allowed for easy conversation.
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The owners use this expansive space essentially as a second living and dining area.
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The shade selection was expansive and the shade I wore was a natural fit.
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And confidence that an economically expansive China would move toward democracy proved entirely misplaced.
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But I recently discovered an alarmingly expansive history of talking dogs as cinematic stars.
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Not only did Trump express support for a far more expansive bill from Sens.
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Ukraine to serve as a check on Russian power it would need expansive American
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But Macron indicated that Trump was willing to work on a more expansive agreement.
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China has an expansive and unclear definition of terrorist actions — for example, sentencing Prof.
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Some experts questioned the expansive goals and unknown price tag of Mr. Booker's plan.
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" More agents, more expansive power, more of "what we now call 'stop and frisk.
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But he couldn't resist trying one of the diving boards at the expansive facility.
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In 2013, Mr. Snowden leaked classified material that exposed the government's expansive surveillance programs.
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The living room has an ethanol fireplace and opens up to the expansive terrace.
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Jeb Bush The former Florida governor has expressed consistent support for the expansive pact.
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In expansive cities, it encourages new housing to be built far from existing jobs.
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Democrats believe the new documents could boost public pressure for a more expansive trial.
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All but the $27,985 Plus model get an expansive 11.6-inch LCD touch screen.
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The menu is expansive, but a fan-favorite dish, the veal parmesan, costs $55.
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It also has expansive ramp space that serves military aircraft in the U.S. inventory.
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The Neapolitan Novels are expansive and unflinching, an unforgettable study of two lifetimes intertwined.
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The estate was, and still is, known for its pink marble and expansive rooms.
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Mr. Walcott's expansive universe revolved around a tiny sun, the island of St. Lucia.
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Drillers, ranchers and conservatives raised concerns with the plan, saying it was too expansive.
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And it sounds great, too, with full, expansive sound able to fill any room.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and less expansive plans backed by more moderate candidates.
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As a result, support for public institutions and expansive government has ebbed and flowed.
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This is a different idea from the more expansive social democratic agenda of Sen.
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It's an expansive, emotional portrait of life buffeted by violent forces, and a masterpiece.
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The bipartisan measure amounts to an unusual rebuke of the president's expansive war powers.
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He has accused others of treachery for trying to expose expansive spying on Americans.
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Tigers are particularly vulnerable to habitat fragmentation because they require expansive territories for hunting.
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Even implementing all these adjustments won't prudently provide room for expansive new social programs.
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The musical performances are integrated within Mass MoCA's expansive grounds and contemporary art collection.
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We're about to embark on a journey to the fantastical, expansive world of Krynn.
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Schaeuble often says he wishes the European Central Bank would start unwinding its expansive policy.
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As a Nation, we have the most liberal and expansive immigration laws in the world.
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With the sun squaring expansive Jupiter on Wednesday evening, you are making responsiveness your business.
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The structure's 40 lightweight components cast a wide, geometric shadow across the garden's expansive lawn.
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Do you think this rule will be expansive enough to allow more of these plans?
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Your efforts as an activist are also going to be boosted by Jupiter's expansive energy.
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A few have expansive service arms like Andreessen Horowitz's recruiting program or GV's design assistance.
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This might not always make for the most expansive canvas on which to paint, but
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"It's a new, more expansive measure than just excluding unvaccinated students from schools," she says.
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Aerodynamics dictate the signature expansive windshield up front, but it's been redesigned for greater visibility.
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For a White House adviser with such an expansive portfolio, Jared Kushner is rarely heard.
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The result is an expansive mountain of paperwork, critiquing the excess bureaucracy of foreign citizenship.
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The resulting decision held up a dangerously expansive — and historically inaccurate — understanding of the amendment.
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Literally — fill up the physical space around you with hand gestures and an expansive posture.
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Mr. Bratton is more expansive, with a more inclusive approach to steering the police force.
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"There really wasn't any appetite for these more expansive efforts at the time," Launius said.
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The expansive pasture is littered with dozens of little trees, most about two meters high.
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With such an expansive franchise, there's no shortage of spellbinding gifts for the Potter-obsessed.
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Toumajan sat back down, his back straight, on his expansive couch in the Bedouin tent. ●
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Contending against expansive stadium-building, some Atlantans are seeking a civic insurance policy of sorts.
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And any time criminal laws are broad, there's room for expansive readings and selective prosecutions.
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Five years in the making, Water is Burtynsky's most detailed and expansive project to date.
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He was notable, as attorney-general, for having pushed an expansive view of presidential power.
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That said, the words of the law are really expansive: no discrimination because of sex.
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Democratic senators expressed concern about what they saw as Kavanaugh's expansive view of president powers.
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And that doesn't need to be as expansive—they just need to be sprinkled in.
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But the Chinese appetite for economic pain could be much more expansive than Trump anticipates.
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Since then, authorities have combed the Kohlhepp's expansive property, finding at least three dead bodies.
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Uncooperative victims and expansive crime scenes hamper efforts to solve the cases, state police said.
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Your ruling planet Mars pulses through Sagittarius and your expansive ninth house until the 27th.
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Similarly, expansive data processing systems mean that the Internet becomes the backbone for daily life.
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In de Waal's writing, objects are never self-contained, but rather open onto expansive stories.
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But now, we have a better idea of just how expansive the new facility is.
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Overall, the Smart Lighting system's value is in its ease of use and expansive connectivity.
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Ben Affleck is saying goodbye to his expansive Georgia estate for a cool $8.9 million.
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But where does one begin to explore a city, or a subject matter, so expansive?
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Unless you live in an expansive mansion, spaciously-mindful homes are tough to come by.
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We also have the expansive track list, and confirmed contributions from Arca and Mika Levi.
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Then I dip into my aunt's expansive and high-end skin-care collection and crash.
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The result is ONLY LOVE, The Armed's second LP and their most chaotically expansive yet.
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He thinks it's not expansive enough to include all the ways we're missing microbial interactions.
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According to the Polaris Project, the issue of human trafficking in American hotels is expansive.
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The plans these cities are proposing are far less expansive than what Tyndall is requesting.
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And yet Romesberg's metaphor points to a tension between expansive and restrictive views of technology.
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The space includes heated floors, an expansive chef's kitchen and roof deck over the garage.
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A note about Las Vegas buffets: They are everywhere, expensive, expansive, and rarely any good.
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But it's possible that the incrementalist strategy will give way to a more expansive effort.
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Take Models Own, an expansive color cosmetics brand that stocks 650 (!) different products, for example.
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The soundstage isn't as expansive and detailed as $1,000 headphones, but it's still very pleasing.
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Strange, then, to credit Woolf with such an imprecise, expansive interpretation, antithetical to the above.
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In the basement exists an expansive concert space where Patti Smith performed on opening night.
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On Thursday, expansive Jupiter joins the retrograde brigade, backstroking through systematic Virgo until May 9.
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The Trump campaign's prolific and expansive Facebook advertising machine was focusing instead on Thanksgiving cards.
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The landmark approval is the latest in an expansive rethinking of what constitutes a treatment.
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Tuesday's deal prompted renewed skepticism over N.C.A.A. policies that restrict athletes' compensation to expansive scholarships.
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The 2158 acre lot opens to an expansive lawn perfect for enjoying California's balmy weather.
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For that more expansive future, Fire at the Ridge might turn out to be perfect.
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Our tax dollars fund heavily-researched, expansive nutrition guidelines that are updated every five years.
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TL;DR: Get three months of the expansive Kindle Unlimited for free for Prime Day.
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This also lends more support to the ECB's careful approach toward normalising its expansive policy.
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More expansive suites offer ultra-luxurious accommodations but can cost well over $800 per night.
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What we do know is that Reagan justified the invasion of Grenada on expansive grounds.
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The expansive Bay Bridge is in full view through the unit's floor-to-ceiling windows.
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The ranch's expansive yard includes a fire pit, tables and chairs, and a small playground.
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The home's expansive master suite opens directly into an outdoor space with a fire pit.
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We should also appreciate the fact that China is not inherently an expansive military power.
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"NHTSA's regulatory premise is dangerously expansive, representing the worst of government overreach," the CTA said.
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The ruin of St. Andrews Cathedral in Edinburgh, Scotland is home to an expansive cemetery.
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" He gestures at his expansive view, with undisguised satisfaction, and says, "Look at this. Wow.
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We're forced to endure expansive social assault every day, while they literally hide from it.
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The bill now codifies a less expansive regulation from the Obama administration on the subject.
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Other levels have high ceilings and expansive windows that let in the abundant Roman sunshine.
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Contrasted with Deren's earlier work, it proves just how expansive her radical cinematic vision was.
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This is an expansion of MojiLala's existing offering, which is an expansive library of emojis.
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Environments will become more expansive as plots become more riveting and characters become more vibrant.
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They're also designing an expansive permanent memorial to the lynching victims discovered by their research.
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I fear a loss of our subversive, loving, critical, expansive, creative, perverted, sexy, NSFW status.
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He has campaigned for the NRA to push for even more expansive gun-rights laws.
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All of us could use a more expansive education when it comes to vulval diversity.
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The 15,667-square-foot home sits on three acres with expansive lawns, vineyards, and fountains.
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"It's necessary to maintain expansive policies," Rossini said in a presentation at a banking forum.
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One is to come up with shows that are more expansive than her ABC fare.
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He's taken an extremely expansive view of the rights of business to suppress union organizing.
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Colorful and picturesque, the video is a warm welcome into TeaMarrr's expansive, ever-evolving world.
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In some other recent cases, the court has taken an expansive view of religious rights.
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His final research program was an expansive project to study the evolution of human languages.
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American workers need more than a minimum wage increase — they need more expansive labor reforms.
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Nor did it give much indication of how expansive or developed the department's work was.
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And this is where the expansive reaction to the debate gets into some touchy topics.
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And yet the movie feels flat and small, lacking the novel's energy and expansive ambition.
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That, and because he never settles for one-sentence answers when expansive paragraphs will do.
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The residential properties are expansive and many homeowners are horse owners with their own stables.
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Director X has a larger budget and a more expansive milieu to deal with here.
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Take your water shoes: The beach is expansive, but the shore is lined with pebbles.
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The expansive and breezy outdoor space invites passengers to soak up life on the river.
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The company's ambitions for Fire TV to become a more expansive platform were already known.
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The expansive spa, for one, was discussed for a decade before it opened in 2005.
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Russia ran an expansive covert social media influence campaign targeting the 2016 US presidential election.
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The three bedrooms all have slatted redwood ceilings, paneled walls, tiled floors and expansive windows.
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Despite its seriously restrictive title, "Corsets and Codpieces" is an extremely expansive, often jolly book.
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The advocates of expansive presidential power obviously prefer letting him have a relatively free hand.
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It has a very expansive feeling, with arches, pillars and long corridors with antique tile.
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While not as expansive as some others, this one is remarkably well equipped and staffed.
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I was already impressed by the expansive lobby space as soon as I walked in.
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Congress, however, generally disagrees with the executive branch's expansive theory of presidential control over information.
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As with any expansive strategy, it can only be as good as the resources available.
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He had a large, pale head, an expansive nose, and eyes freighted by enormous sacks.
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It was not clear how expansive the law firm's investigation was into Mr. O'Reilly's behavior.
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The CCPA is currently considered the most expansive state privacy law in the United States.
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California had an expansive anti-mask law for decades, until the Iranian revolution in 1979.
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They're just trying to prove a point about how expansive the subscription economy has become.
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You can also check out this expansive lore and timeline consolidation by Reddit user Garuss1138.
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One caveat, however: The expansive tone of these meetings does not necessarily last for long.
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And the less iconic b-roll just adds to the narrative of ever expansive space.
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Gorsuch has ruled in favor of expansive religious rights during his decade as a judge.
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His estate, including a Venetian palazzo and expansive art collection, was appraised at $23.5 million.
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She said that the central bank would continue with its expansive monetary policy in 2020.
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Each month featured an American mansion with a chimney or two and an expansive lawn.
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His ability to distill expansive concepts into digestible bites is somewhat uncommon in neuroscience circles.
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But Turley has been pointedly critical of presidents with an expansive view of executive power.
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He's interested in grandstanding and lobbying for more expansive powers in the office he holds.
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Mr. Garrel, a filmmaker since his teens, is looser and more expansive in his approach.
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Stop & Shop, which is owned by Ahold Delhaize, announced one of the most expansive programs.
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In July, Montage Hotels & Resorts opened an expansive, 230-room property on Santa Maria Cove.
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Perfume Genius, is an expansive artist, with several highly rated albums already under his belt.
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Some argued for a far more expansive indictment of Mr. Trump for abuse of power.
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" It would be truly hard to come up with a more expansive definition of "researcher.
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Row home backyards and brownstones are expansive and magnified, finally getting the space they deserve.
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NR: With mixing colors in CMYK, it seems the possibilities might be infinite, certainly expansive.
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The practical implications are expansive and its negative impact upon basic human rights is profound.
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While Metroid was a 2D, side-scrolling game, it took place in an expansive, interconnected world.
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On that rooftop, concerts and movie screenings are held, with expansive views of the city's skyline.
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EarthImage: NASAOn paper, Earth has everything going for it: beautiful blue oceans, expansive terrain, and dogs.
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But emails reveal BRIC used Geofeedia for much more expansive surveillance than simply location-based alerts.
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Mali's expansive north has been unstable since 2012, when separatist rebels and jihadists seized the area.
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New York City's subway system is among the most expansive, popular, and best in the world.
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The fact that this attack was more sophisticated and expansive than the previous one is sobering.
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His expansive photographs show workers tending saplings, filling irrigation tanks, and blasting young trees with water.
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Park paced around the room giving expansive answers, which were delivered to me through a translator.
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Beijing is building and fortifying islands in pursuit of expansive territorial claims in the strategic waterway.
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In true, expansive Leo style, the summer has much more in store for this fiery sign.
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But even with more expansive curbs, there are still ways firms can steer clear of authorities.
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There were harsher punishments they could have imposed, and less expansive immunities they could have granted.
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Waffle House shooting suspect Travis Reinking has been arrested after an expansive hunt, according to authorities.
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The modern expectation for someone who is "into" music is to have expansive and varied taste.
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Portions of the campaign's expansive March polling trickled out in recent days in other news reports.
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Her brain is made bigger, and she yields to his expansive nature, up to a point.
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In November 2014, it added expansive dropdown options for gender and sexuality, including asexuality and demisexuality.
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Brother's partnership is more expansive – the printer maker launched with over 45 Amazon Dash compatible models.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration and other courts are sticking to less expansive readings of that law.
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But aerials views shared to social media help grasp just how expansive the protest efforts were.
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California could steal Texas's expansive approach to housebuilding; Texas could imitate California's investment in outstanding universities.
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That price includes the standard $8 monthly fee for Hulu's already expansive VOD library of titles.
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The Southern California wildfires are now so expansive that you can see them from the space.
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But despite some wild promises the gap between the actual and the possible has remained expansive.
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Both Twitter and Facebook infamously failed to detect expansive disinformation campaigns run from Russia in 2016.
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Now he is, quite literally, he has an expansive network and he has his own studio.
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Kendrick Lamar's "LOVE" Ft. Zacari The rapper's expansive video explores love in all of its complexity.
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From this expansive data set, the researchers could estimate Maya demographics with better precision than before.
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An expansive and enthralling exhibition at London's Barbican Centre pulls work from more than 23 architects.
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The breadth of the experience has only gotten more expansive in the 25 years since release.
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The moon in fellow water sign Pisces clashes with expansive Jupiter, so try not to overspend.
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Because the Globes honor two categories — drama and musical/comedy — they're more expansive, like an accordion.
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We can play good, expansive football; we can grind out a win when we need to.
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America is blessed with expansive mineral deposits and a more secure mineral future is within reach.
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The NFL countered that its agreement with the union gave Goodell expansive power to discipline players.
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Its expansive chorus sounds like something built for an outdoor festival, readymade singalongs at its core.
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In the most expansive definition, it covers about one in six Americans: nearly 45 million people.
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Analysts said yields fell mainly due to the expansive monetary policy of the European Central Bank.
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She now expects margins will be flat this year, not as expansive as she previously thought.
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Trump may have also been drawn to Kavanaugh's expansive view of executive power in other areas.
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Likewise, we can demand more expansive and detailed budgeting, with account specifics, than is currently provided.
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The judge took a more expansive view of his powers than earlier precedent-setters have done.
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President Donald Trump clearly has expansive views about what the president should be able to do.
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This chic option is the perfect place for couples to enjoy expansive views of the city.
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Houses range from small Cape Cods and ranches to grand estates on expansive, tree-lined properties.
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The American network of treaty allies in the Asia-Pacific is expansive and an important advantage.
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She said that tech millionaires usually look for "expansive and luxurious kitchens" with lots of light.
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Blankenstein currently oversees the CFPB's expansive supervision and prosecution of banks and lenders suspected of wrongdoing.
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Over the past 20 years, Kavanaugh has sketched out an aggressively expansive view of presidential powers.
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The five have grown expansive in their business aims and invincible to just about any competition.
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They dizzy the mind with their expansive imagination and exquisitely controlled evidence of the collective unconscious.
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Expansive oceanfront estates, fashionable shops and chic restaurants add to their aura as premier seaside resorts.
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Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Thursday he sees the current expansive monetary policy as appropriate.
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If the offense is small, federal authorities may forgo prosecution to go after more expansive crimes.
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Leather chairs are climate-controlled, the steering wheel is heated and the glass roof is expansive.
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Stone is the sixth associate of Trump to be charged in connection with Mueller's expansive probe.
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And under Bethesda's expansive terms, even minor similarities with Fallout could call down the company's ire.
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The most crucial one is access to the EU common market, its expansive free trade regime.
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The division's main holding is Sky View Parc, an expansive mixed-use project in Flushing, Queens.
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His analysis is so acute that the reader wishes that the book had been more expansive.
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On Monday, aggressive Mars squares off with expansive Jupiter, marking a big day for your career.
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Which all sounds cool, especially being able to see everywhere you've been on BotW's expansive map.
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The expansive nature of the 2020 Democratic primary field has put new pressure on these pledges.
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" Now, two of the expansive campaigns' shots are seriously under fire for being "offensive" and "sexist.
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The Link creates a wider soundstage and makes the music a bit more full and expansive.
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What do you think is preventing people from taking to these ideas in an expansive way?
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Newman says that up until 2010, voting rights in this country were on an expansive trajectory.
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That's something that proposals for a more generous welfare state, no matter how expansive, can't offer.
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Film shaped the previous century, delivering the impossible to us on massive screens with expansive sounds.
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I was seated in the back area that looks out onto the expansive, snow-covered patio.
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Around 45 minutes in, the piece gets to a genuinely blissed-out place, expansive and swirling.
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He was generally upbeat and expansive, but he turned serious when asked about his confirmation hearings.
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Under the Obama administration, the department's office for civil rights applied an expansive approach to investigations.
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While the Japanese countryside may lack the sheer expansive scale of a heartland, it is heartlandish.
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Several scholars expressed concern that Springer Nature had seemingly given the Chinese authorities such expansive authority.
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Roberts's expansive narrative includes all the necessary details about the man he calls an indispensable figure.
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The park presents the works of 22019 artists in an expansive 2302007th-century fortress in Jaipur.
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To the east, a pocket of more expansive (and expensive) homes overlooks the Knollwood Country Club.
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The expansive, generative power of imagination was as evident here as it was in Perret's exhibition.
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Her push to make college more affordable is not as expansive as the left would like.
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Elsewhere, these gazes seem accusatory, assaultive, beseeching; here, most feel intimate and inviting, but also expansive.
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But the expansive Alabama legislation stands in direct opposition to the Supreme Court's landmark Roe v.
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However, specialized vendors often have regionalized access to spectrum, making them less suited for expansive deployments.
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But there have been decades of legal battles over how expansive such a regulation should be.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers first mounted a serious and more expansive criminal justice overhaul in 2015.
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Sometimes, though, this claustrophobic style breaks like a fever, yielding to flights of mesmerically expansive prose.
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The moon in Aries connects with expansive Jupiter, asking you to make time for quiet meditation.
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This week's sanctions marked an escalation from the already expansive US measures against the Venezuelan government.
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Shop for groceriesFreshDirect's expansive selection of groceries is laid out in an easy-to-navigate manner.
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An entire field of crops has been scoured into an expansive and bustling emergency construction yard.
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The alternative is not a constructed and regulated forum, but a free, open and expansive one.
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There is also an expansive garden terrace on the roof with city and Central Park views.
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The outstretched arms that accompany those sideways leaps are kept below shoulder level, expansive but modest.
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You said this virus is expansive in Italy, in South Korea, and now the United States.
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As a result, liberals who once championed expansive First Amendment rights are now uneasy about them.
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The flat backyard is grassy and open, with an expansive wooden deck and wide city views.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Barr's expansive view of presidential authority has helped Mr. Trump fight off congressional oversight.
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Styles is known for his expansive suit collection, many of which are custom-made by Gucci.
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Qassem Soleimani without congressional consultation, and the executive branch's increasingly expansive interpretation of its war powers.
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The ballet's most dreamlike moment — expansive but self-contradictory — comes with Sara Mearns's slow dance soliloquy.
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Why did Mr. Rollins never turn his thoughts and his expansive personal history into a book?
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The forum is a left-right coalition that lobbies for unauthorized immigrants and expansive immigration policies.
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Life as he portrays it is so expansive, only myth and melodrama can accommodate its dimensions.
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The expansive beachfront is public, so the hotel provides bean bag chairs instead of traditional sunbeds.
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With a more expansive analysis like the CDC's, the study's results could have been even worse.
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When discussing Watergate, the disgraced president didn't back down from his expansive view of presidential power.
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Rather, they're about setting expansive "rules of the road" that determine who wins and who loses.
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Or, given the intense public interest in his investigation, Mueller could deliver a more expansive assessment.
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Judicial review and OIRA review are therefore twin features of the modern and expansive regulatory state.
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The executive order affecting Dodd-Frank is vague in its wording and expansive in its reach.
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The successful premiere of Beach's first major work, an expansive Mass in E-flat, defied stereotypes.
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Cook County that the government is cynically capitalizing on the court's concerns about overly-expansive injunctions.
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However, China's expansive network of diplomatic posts alone offers scant evidence of such a power transition.
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Democrats want an expansive debate on gun issues -- from universal background checks and potentially more. Sen.
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Clearly, an expansive food program at schools like Harding Senior High bears replication nationwide, not cutbacks.
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And Congress has given the administration expansive power to block Chinese investment on national security grounds.
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"Lust for Life" is her most expansive album; it has 16 songs, stretching nearly 72 minutes.
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And Congress has given the administration expansive power to block Chinese investment on national security grounds.
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However, an exclusive and elite community hides in plain sight among the expansive picturesque mountain landscape.
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In many ways, matchmaking brokers are reinventing a once popular, expansive housing concept in the city.
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Where The Honest Company shines is in the expansive line of equally reliable products it offers.
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The feminist perspective that Daum brings here isn't nearly as expansive, let alone accurate, at times.
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Additionally, people close to him note that Bolton also has an expansive view of presidential power.
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It also invalidated China's so-called nine-dash line, an expansive sovereignty claim on Chinese maps.
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The newer shorts are more expansive in scope, but the material interest is still the same.
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When there was an expansive economy, the left was strong, because the left offers you jobs.
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These characters, for all their expansive education, do seem to lack some ability to imagine others.
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With his increasingly expansive vision came a change in residence as well, in June, to Manhattan.
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Kavanaugh, to put it mildly, does not share Kennedy's trepidation about an overly expansive Second Amendment.
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It's a dynamic that spoke to the expansive representation of both the journalists and candidates onstage.
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Supercomputers are differentiated from mainframe computers by their vast data storage capacities and expansive computational powers.
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Intel has an expansive partnership to provide tech for the Olympic games beyond the overlay features.
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Of course I love the expansive parks and lovely library my high property taxes pay for.
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Through the course of 19 half-hour shows, he focused on showing New York's expansive cuisines.
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The world, as expansive as it is, is not the subject of the most robust debate.
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All rooms are sleekly-designed with expansive terraces for panoramic views of Brooklyn, Queens, or Manhattan.
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Given its size and expansive media market, California is a notoriously expensive state to compete in.
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By turns intimate and expansive, "Transit" is a thrilling, at times harrowing labyrinth of a movie.
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This makes "any reliance on the curve for expansive [drone] policymaking appear ill-conceived," DJI writes.
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VICE: Why did you choose to curate a show on the crazy, expansive topic of love?
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Hundreds of sand-colored interlocking discs surround an expansive courtyard and a newly restored royal palace.
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Most other countries with single-payer systems allow a more expansive, competing role for private coverage.
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Zapata's feminist investigation of ceremonial objects is an interesting, if expansive, undertaking — one worth a lifetime.
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In both places, unintended birth and abortion rates plummeted after women gained expansive access to LARCs.
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It's also possible that Koch's media investment will be less expansive than it seems right now.
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"Queer youth may see drag culture and want to explore their expansive expressions of gender more, but the same youth still deal with many people and institutions such as families, schools, and religious communities who may not be accepting of expansive expressions of gender," explains Robinson.
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We just changed it to where you could self-identify your gender in a really expansive way.
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On this issue, he advocated citizenship for the Dreamers and a more expansive and open visa process.
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Image: ScreenshotTwitter is more open and expansive than Facebook and lends itself well to a job search.
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Chair Yellen has indicated that if fiscal policy becomes expansive that could very well be the case.
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Available in 500 GB and 2 TB plans, ThunderDrive nets you access to fast and expansive storage.
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Late at night, we deign to dream of a pantry as expansive and organized as Kourtney Kardashian's.
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That makes it "one of the most expansive automatic voter registration programs in the nation," per Politico.
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This latest collection, though, is more expansive (new animals!) and uses new technology to obtain precise measurements.
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And countries like China and Russia have a much more expansive idea of what constitutes a crime.
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Musically, it's their sturdiest and most expansive album, messy and rowdy within a conventional mainstream country blend.
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This all plays out against an expansive backdrop of plains and barren landscapes, and it's beautifully heartbreaking.
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This expansive AbEx show is brash, irreverent, and unconstrained, just like the period it aims to express.
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BuzzFeed News wrote about Calamari in August of 2017 in an expansive piece about Trump's inner circle.
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The Treasury Department has expansive responsibility over business and oversees banking regulations, financial markets and the IRS.
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More than your average Indigo Girls–loving teen—my notebooks were covered in expansive and intricate doodles.
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But the Cinetic's expansive repository handled a full living room carpet's worth of dog hair without issue.
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But Cannes, which selects movies from all over the globe, tends to reflect a more expansive worldview.
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The answer is to push forward for a more expansive and inclusive vision of freedom and equality.
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EEOC, the Department of Justice filed a brief arguing against that more expansive interpretation of Title VII.
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Art, music, travel, community, and Indigenous and contemporary culture all play a role in his expansive oeuvre.
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The pressure was excellent and the expansive rainfall shower head was one of the best I've encountered.
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How would a modern labour movement organize something as expansive and coordinated as a state-wide strike?
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It immediately signals to the viewer that the space is taking an expansive, inclusive view of gender.
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Holloway was the architect of the company's family policy, one of the most expansive in the industry.
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The film is marked by a stark, visually expansive style rooted firmly in a historical frontier wilderness.
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Detroit's Susanne Hilberry Gallery is an expansive space with calm, muted light filtering in from large windows.
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It is hard to convey how strongly that expansive worldview is rejected in Mr Trump's White House.
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They're designed to feel expansive by being geographically big, forcing you to trek long distances between settlements.
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"We could have a much more expansive student loan cancellation program under the current law," Warren said.
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With the expansive full moon fueling your ambition, even the smallest steps will leave a major impact.
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It will offer an easy and expansive way to control Cozmo's facial expressions and what he says.
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Its acquisitive boss, Ivan Glasenberg, had not been expected to make such an expansive move so soon.
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It's not that the tapes were filled with lies — it's just that the truth is more expansive.
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In an expansive white-tiled room in Livermore, California sits Sierra, the world's second most powerful supercomputer.
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Expansive slabs of impervious granite won't work either, as the hard rock doesn't have much porous space.
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To train the fastest algorithms, they say, you need the most expansive datasets and the beefiest processors.
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Online search is an expansive tool that can provide a ton of information to a complete stranger.
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The sun connects with expansive Jupiter on February 19, and a lucky energy is in the air.
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They have adopted an ever-more-expansive interpretation of who is subject to American law, lawyers say.
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The space also looks out on the expansive backyard, and opens to a terrace for easy entertaining.
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Her mind is the most expansive mind I've ever had the pleasure of being in contrast to.
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What makes Series 4's larger screen so compelling in practice is just how expansive it is.
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Career news comes Monday as messenger Mercury meets with expansive Jupiter in your house of public reputation.
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"Thank you to all of you sending uplifting & expansive energy our way, not a drop goes wasted."
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The definition of breach appears to be expansive, including any exposure of information to an unauthorized party.
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Practicing tantric sex means "opening up and accessing the expansive and contractive part of yourself," Aza says.
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Today, the park looks like an untouched grassland, with rolling hills, expansive greenery, and plenty of wildlife.
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Here's what we know so far: Battlefield 1942 established the franchise's interest in expansive, real-world conflicts.
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The law authorizes more expansive internet surveillance operations, such as the NSA's PRISM and Upstream data collection.
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Otherwise, the variety and range has always been as expansive as human tastes and desires, McMullen said.
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Both are economic populists who see an expansive role for protectionist government and a significant entitlement state.
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That's what it's like to negotiate, when somebody can claim the benefit of an expansive safe harbor.
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But threat has settled in as the term of art, because it is so pliable and expansive.
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Its expansive claims in the South China Sea have greatly strained relations with neighbours with overlapping claims.
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Despite (or maybe thanks to) its expansive network of crowdsourced contributors, Local Motors only employees 130 workers.
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They think in expansive terms: They want health care, and they want more of it, not less.
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A few years later, we updated our mission statement to better reflect our more expansive editorial mission.
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A new, expansive Zelda, a swift follow-up to Splatoon, and a brand new Super Mario Odyssey.
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But the larger threat to democracy comes from the expansive power Myanmar's constitution reserves for the army.
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Needless to say, the lineup is eclectic, expansive, and always changing to keep up with the trends.
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In the South China Sea the Philippines has stood up to China, contesting its expansive territorial claims.
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The following is just a sampling of the 24 expansive proposals, and what they had to offer.
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The vetoes wielded in Congress by those who take an expansive view of gun rights is one.
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The future of surveillance looks far more expansive and invasive than the Big Brother metaphor can capture.
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Researchers said the Internet Research Agency emphasized an "expansive cross-platform media mirage" to target black voters.
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Companies and organizations that mine bitcoin will sometimes have thousands of these machines packed into expansive warehouses.
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With its changing foliage and expansive views, fall makes for a perfect time to visit the area.
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Turning potentially indulgent self-pity into expansive compassion is a move familiar to readers of his poems.
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But the measure is widely unpopular with Brazilians, who are accustomed to a relatively expansive welfare net.
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The newest version, which was updated to be more expansive and affordable, has 16 total co-sponsors.
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The Mercedes-Benz dealership took a more traditional, less expansive approach to selling cars and its brand.
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It turns out that the new disclosure requirements are not as expansive as the reformers had hoped.
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The main lounge's high ceilings and expansive windows let in sunlight and views of the surrounding mountains.
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In an effort to modernize, cinemas are offering more expansive menus like gourmet pizzas and specialty cocktails.
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In 2017, for example, Apple conducted its expansive Apple Heart Study that included more than 400,000 participants.
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The ad is expansive, visually stimulating, and fast-paced, as Apple looked to target busy working people.
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Several Republicans who backed a comprehensive immigration bill in 21625 that was much more expansive, including Sens.
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A fair and expansive deliberative process is a core element of a healthy regular order legislative process.
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South Dakota State University has an expansive dairy bar with ice cream sourced from cows on campus.
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The "travel" category is expansive, including everything from subways, taxis, parking, and tolls to airfare and hotels.
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In 1925, Wright planned to turn the area around today's City Hall into an expansive civic center.
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It had a steeply sloped ceiling and a stunning wall of windows that overlooked an expansive garden.
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That may stem from Congress's hostile reaction to the FTC's expansive use of unfairness in the 1970s.
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They serve Domaine's wines and other libations, which may also be enjoyed on the adjacent expansive terrace.
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They said they determined that a public health emergency declaration was most appropriate after an expansive review.
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Given her expansive nature, it would likely be her greeting even if she weren't in show business.
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Obama's hope mandate was expansive, emotional and spoke to a deep sense of possibility –- as hope should.
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His campaign featured fiery calls for expansive government-run healthcare, higher wages for workers and Trump's impeachment.
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But AlphaGo plays a more expansive style, taking a more holistic approach that weighs the entire board.
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The season five premiere, "Amber Waves," is a great example of how expansive The Americans has become.
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The plaintiffs are betting on an expansive interpretation of a federal statute, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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The legislature convened recently to consider enabling legislation and took a much more expansive view this time.
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If some Internet retailers have an expansive definition of list price, the Federal Trade Commission does not.
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A new, expansive Zelda, a swift follow-up to Splatoon, and a brand new Super Mario Odyssey.
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Of course, the only way he can capture these expansive views is to look down from above.
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Christ House said it is an unusually expansive operation, offering 24-hour medical care, housing and more.
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It's been like that ever since expansive Jupiter turned retrograde in detail-obsessed Virgo on January 7.
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One is the expansive, horizontal map that's delineated on a platform in the middle of the floor.
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At some point, the world of what is known became too expansive for the tiny Philosophy Chamber.
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But Trump has an extremely expansive view of his own powers, especially when it comes to immigration.
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The Great Barrier Reef, true to its name, is the most expansive reef ecosystem in the world.
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Slowly but surely, Neidell is building the most expansive repository of World War I knowledge ever produced.
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Cindy's, the expansive hotel rooftop, is always jammed, but hotel guests get a cut-the-line pass.
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For liberals, to whom an expansive state is a more uncomplicated good, the challenge may seem easier.
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Given his rather expansive vision, it's possible that he could be interested in buying a media company.
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It helps that Mr. Twist's idea of puppetry is expansive; it includes anything that can be manipulated.
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They said the language should have incorporated a more expansive understanding of gender-based discrimination, as well.
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WeGrow fits neatly into Mr. Neumann's expansive vision for creating a generation of empathetic social impact entrepreneurs.
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From Ruggell, I walked across expansive farmland before ascending through a 100-foot canopy into a clearing.
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The growth is so expansive that the story hasn't been told the way it really should be.
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Weddings are expansive (and expensive) times, and a discussion of trade-offs can chafe against romantic enthusiasm.
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Hourigan: It bothered me because Star Wars is such a rich expansive universe with so many outfits.
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But it is Fish's eye-popping color that initially draws the viewer across the gallery's expansive floor.
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Challenging, inspiring, and as expansive as the city, PHLA asks: how can we collectively imagine our futures?
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"Jeff Sessions certainly has an expansive view of the government's power to seize private property," Thampy said.
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The renovation will replace that with a glass wall allowing for expansive views of the facility's interior.
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Over at Woodchute Mountain, tucked behind Jerome, expect Ponderosa pine and expansive views over Prescott National Forest.
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Each has a large sun deck, expansive bedroom with King bed, and a soaring traditional Samoan ceiling.
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Vegetarians can enjoy the selection of salads and pasta, and the expansive wine cellar does not disappoint.
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It's a pleasure to see him working in expansive wide-screen, a fitting format for his chops.
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The east-facing unit features expansive windows so you can really enjoy picturesque, unobstructed views of downtown.
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But seeing women too expansive and untidy for pigeonholing narrate their own lives, well, that's a thrill.
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The swirl of flavors also reflects Mr. Adoni's expansive definition of the food of the Middle East.
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The lobby is bright and airy, with expansive terrazzo floors that bring to mind a European airport.
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Many, un-supernatural factors can explain this result: an unpopular opposition leader with an expansive reform agenda.
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Prosecutors alleged that Frazee then burned Berreth's body inside a black plastic bag on his expansive property.
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Trump is expected to outline plans for separating himself from his expansive business network on that date.
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The administration has made expansive use of investigations amid a wrenching national debate over race and policing.
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A search of C-SPAN's expansive video archive, for instance, turned up no official appearances in Washington.
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Womanhood is too expansive a category to be defined by limited parameters, no matter how it's marketed.
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"We're having to meet kids where they're at, and provide expansive experiences from there," Ms. Wider explained.
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"The expansive influence that he had during a time of marked expansion cannot be understated," he added.
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He knows that Guardiola, for example, wants his team to express itself, to play expansive, adventurous soccer.
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We're ready for a weekend of decadence and excitement on Saturday when charming Venus sextiles expansive Jupiter.
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Stewart, no stranger to Capitol Hill or the committee's expansive work, could prove instrumental for Brady's agenda.
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The bottles of Burgundy, whether white or red, had gently sloping shoulders and expansive, deeply dimpled bottoms.
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Women and men each have their own lounge areas with expansive wet areas and high-end products.
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Being a grandparent is a grand opportunity to become more expansive and generous, and please, less sensitive.
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"We could have a much more expansive student loan cancellation program under the current law," she said.
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Embers from fires that began in September have spread easily in abnormally long, dry, and expansive drought.
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But he does want to improve on it with a major new addition, an expansive public option.
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If you're looking for a new and expansive, action-packed series to delve into, look no further.
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In their responses, the White House team offered their most expansive defense of the president to date.
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But elections in recent months have shown that diverse states with expansive suburbs are rapidly moving leftward.
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This would also be a very good time to finance an expansive plan to combat climate change.
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Australia is more vulnerable than most: It is arid and expansive, with large cities sprawling toward wilderness.
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The condo-style Residences all feature balconies overlooking the sea, modern furniture, expansive kitchens, and luxurious bathrooms.
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There are solar panels and a rooftop garden, stone-colored furniture and an expansive on-site kitchen.
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"As low inflationary pressures will be present, central bank's monetary policy should remain expansive," the bank said.
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It's just a tiny example of how the Amazon's expansive, interlocking ecosystem can be impossible to replicate.
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The holidays offer an expansive menu of opportunities to give, and receive, these kinds of uplifting behaviors.
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His critics say his losing streak was a judicial response to his expansive deployment of executive power.
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"I saw this as the future of New York," Mr. Ross said in outlining his expansive vision.
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A colossal screen presence, Raimu serves as the fulcrum of Pagnol's expansive, knowing portrait of village life.
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The Road to Nowhere is rough but relatively short, and it leads to an expansive, rocky field.
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Mr. Barr's objections to the False Claims Act were consistent with his expansive view of presidential power.
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That effort now exists as an expansive repository, part of which has been translated into 25 languages.
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Getting there will cost trillions of dollars, most agreed, and require expansive new taxes and federal programs.
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"Every shot seemed expansive and titanic almost, but then it would balance that with intimacy," Tsui said.
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Technically it's correct, but they are so much more expansive than is implied by those limited terms.
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The solutions to the challenges South Carolina's women and gender-expansive people face won't come from outside.
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Meanwhile, top Republicans also doubt an expansive agreement could be put together in the next three weeks.
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Do we need more expansive involvement by the city's wealthy academic sector, beyond solely offering teaching jobs?
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The giant seaweed mass is both expansive and heavy, weighing a whopping 20 million tons last year.
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The studio itself became an expansive archive of their work and other photographic items of historical significance.
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Now you can create expansive virtual worlds that are only limited by the power of your hardware.
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Other notables include Alexandria and Micah Freeman, both of which already have an expansive body of work.
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He mentions Orson Welles' expansive filming techniques, referencing scenes in movies like Touch of Evil as inspiration.
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Even when given more expansive scripts or emotionally charged orchestral scores, the miniseries cast doesn't measure up.
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They feared the expansive move in presidential powers that such a declaration would represent was simply too much to bear — after all, Democrats are bound to recapture the White House sooner or later, and the precedent Trump set could free up future presidents to declare their own expansive crises.
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Cotter now has his team playing an expansive, fast-tempo game that was showcased at the World Cup.
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Hausmann said he believes that Venezuela has the opportunity to experience the most expansive economic adjustment in history.
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I think you're much more creative and expansive out and about than you are staring at a screen.
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U.S. security concerns with China also focus on Beijing's expansive territorial claims in the strategic South China Sea.
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Your planetary ruler Mars harmonizes with expansive Jupiter, helping you get your creative vision out into the world.
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Love-and-money planet Venus enters fellow water sign Cancer this morning, bringing lucky, expansive energy your way.
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For now, education and expansive cinematography seems to be the most promising focus outside of gaming and recreation.
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It's a fantastically dynamic day for emotional breakthroughs as the moon connects with warrior Mars and expansive Jupiter.
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In the past, however, Powell has been more cautious about the risks posed by such an expansive approach.
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I now have a monopoly on the two most expansive and lucrative spots the game has to offer.
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No Man's Sky is the lava lamp of video games, the most elaborate and expansive screensaver ever designed.
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He also has taken an expansive view of executive power and has favored limits on investigating the president.
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For decades, the billionaire who runs an expansive conservative donor network has been a lightning rod for controversy.
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"A-68 is so expansive it appears if it were still part of the ice shelf," she said.
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Elsewhere in the expansive show, the artist poetically alludes to issues of climate change, neoliberalism, and free capitalism.
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The duo used expansive sounds and structures to teach throughout all eleven of the records they made together.
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The smartphone is the key to an expansive parallel world of cheap rides, hot dates, and hilarious GIFs.
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Growing older tends to be a process of coming around to the latter, more expansive view of things.
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A more expansive Glamour survey of 1,000 men in 2012 suggested 31% of its readers have done so.
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Michelle Hu: I knew Rokar had asked for expansive permissions — it gave us more data for the Monetizer.
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I just hope the shift to using more glass and more expansive displays has been thoroughly thought through.
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Bolton is a staunch conservative who views the president's powers as expansive and has defended preemptive military strikes.
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The Walking Dead could have been the deep, complex, and expansive zombie show everyone wanted it to one.
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But there's one more I didn't mention: the existence of legendary historian David McCullough's expansive and wonderful Truman.
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You can buy in-game currency and just spend your way to a more expansive collection of trainers.
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They're open-back headphones, the big benefit of that type of build being a more natural, expansive sound.
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In his new film Bitter Money, documentarian Wang Bing explores such subjects in both intimate and expansive detail.
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Rohini Devasher, from New Delhi, drew an expansive wall mural of a star chart with projected video elements.
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There's no doubt that such expansive and secretive surveillance regimes would not now stand up to legal scrutiny.
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Once the horse runs out of the barn on expansive national emergency powers, nobody's putting it back in.
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Getting to Michigan's expansive Upper Peninsula, for example, could require an eight-hour drive from a larger airport.
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And all of that plays out in expansive outer space locations that are brimming with beautifully rendered detail.
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Here, in this expansive space, sitting at opposite ends of a glass dining table, we were far apart.
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Twitter says mDAUs are not comparable to similar metrics from other companies, which it says are more expansive.
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Their relationship began to unravel as they explored different destinations in the expansive galaxy within the indie game.
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With its expansive, well-priced collection, choosing a quality bottle with no prior purchasing knowledge can be overwhelming.
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Between the lines: Chile's electric bus rollouts are part of an expansive set of climate and environmental policies.
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But it has long been targeted by civil liberties advocates as too expansive and lacking in sufficient safeguards.
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The agency added that Novartis cooperated with its investigation and conducted its own "expansive review" into the matter.
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It looks and handles superficially similar to MotorStorm, with different types of vehicles facing off on expansive tracks.
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The films that night ranged from ones shot on iPhones to films using drones for expansive landscape shots.
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The suicide doors and lack of a B pillar further add to that sense of expansive, usable space.
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As the American Pregnancy Association notes, like most changes during pregnancy, such expansive hair loss is only temporary.
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Perhaps the only thing more impressive than JetBlue's sale prices is its expansive catalog of clever promotion titles.
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He was less certain in his pronouncements than he had been the month before, more expansive and questioning.
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The town of Antelope was just outside of where Rajneesh and his "sannyasins" settled on an expansive ranch.
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In a fast-developing election, we plan to provide fast, real-time, expansive coverage that will stand out.
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Tesla has drawn criticism for using more expansive language than other automakers when marketing its driver-assistance feature.
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Xiaomi is broadening its already expansive range of products by venturing into virtual reality for the first time.
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An expansive brick farmhouse covered in greenery and vines in the town of Fordingbridge in the United Kingdom.
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By enabling such an expansive review, Uber's board of directors effectively outsourced much of the company's future direction.
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The character posters for Captain Marvel — the next movie to come from the expansive Marvel Universe — have arrived.
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You wander outside — collecting some basic outerwear, thankfully — and suddenly there's this expansive world in front of you.
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Conservative Supreme Court justices generally have been receptive to an expansive view of gun rights, with liberals skeptical.
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But we chose to let someone else commercialize it, because its expansive powers and potential liability confounded us.
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An expansive international study of Amazon tree species in the journal Science has revealed that trees domesticated—i.e.
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