A name can be a way of expressing trust in an object — or expressing control over it.
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Voters are roughly split on his handling of terrorism, with 46% expressing approval and 47% expressing disapproval.
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But really, it's that people are expressing something different — they're expressing an identity through guns and gun ownership.
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For instance, the UC Davis bot recognizes the difference between a user expressing admiration ("that's cool") and a user expressing gratitude ("thank you").
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For instance, the UC Davis bot recognizes the difference between a user expressing admiration ( "that's cool") and a user expressing gratitude ("thank you").
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"So much of bullying is about expressing your feelings at someone else's expense, rather than being vulnerable and expressing [the feelings] more directly," he says.
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That institution is the military, with 74% of the country expressing a "great deal" of confidence in the armed services, and 20% expressing "some" confidence.
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" In response to those expressing reservations, a Russian Football Union official said last November that, "you can come here and not be fined for expressing feelings.
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I have questions of course like, are the same people that are expressing joy for one candidate the same people that are expressing disdain for the other?
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She reacted as she always does: He's not expressing anything but excitement, or maybe he is expressing something else, but either way it's not a big deal.
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Young people and people in urban areas felt the most comfortable expressing themselves, while atheists, Christians and supporters of third-party candidates were most concerned about expressing their opinions.
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The study also found that misogynist language and violent language tend to occur together and that posters expressing violent misogyny often authored posts expressing violent racism or homophobia as well.
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On economic policy the self-proclaimed socialist quoted two American presidents in his inauguration speech: Abraham Lincoln, expressing mildly laissez-faire views; and Franklin Roosevelt, expressing gently left-leaning sentiments.
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On Facebook, Ms. Jespersen's friends and relatives said they had received tens of thousands of messages from strangers expressing their grief, many apparently from Moroccans expressing shock and offering apologies.
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You call -- or write -- expressing deepest sympathies and condolences.
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" Expressing his frustration on CNN, he said: "We're children.
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At an AU summit this week, Morocco was re-admitted to the fold, with 39 countries expressing support and only 10, believed to be led by Algeria and South Africa, expressing reservations.
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Metro version:I've never been good at expressing my feelings, but thankfully, I feel very supported by my amazing, considerate partner who doesn't make fun of me when I'm expressing a negative emotion.
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Another juror was cut from the pool without objection after expressing opposition to imprisoning people for life without parole, because of the cost, while expressing support for the death penalty in murder cases.
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These included things like expressing gratitude, greetings, and the use of "please," as well as "negative" politeness strategies that attempt to limit one person's imposition on another by being indirect or expressing uncertainty.
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The 2016 schism is expressing itself on the campaign trail.
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Clinton is unapologetic in expressing her hawkish views this cycle.
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He wrote that song from what I had been expressing.
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"People shouldn't die for expressing a different opinion," he said.
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The company released a statement expressing sorrow after their deaths.
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Though it sounds counterproductive, it's a way of expressing aggression.
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But this song is showing some vulnerability and expressing heartbreak.
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It accomplished the aim of expressing compassion, respect and solidarity.
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Even local politicians got involved, expressing displeasure in the hiring.
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Once again, Natalia is expressing her own fear and insecurity.
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Marine conservationist are also expressing concern over the border sewage.
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Even large online businesses have weighed in, expressing concern about
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"We appreciate people expressing solidarity to the victims," Oliver said.
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Grande has never been shy about expressing her political views.
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Creativity and art aren't only meant for expressing positive sentiments.
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During the convention, conservatives began expressing disappointment over Cooper's presence.
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Poetry is the ultimate form of expressing true love, right?
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Top U.S. lawmakers expressing their support for the bill Wednesday.
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John Thune in expressing concern about Trump's actions towards Ukraine?
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Law and genetics experts are expressing concern about the cooperation.
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It was a simple way of expressing that magical hope.
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Expressing vigilance should be enough to keep the bulls happy.
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The company released a statement expressing sorrow at their deaths.
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Russian diplomatic sources say Pushkov was expressing a personal opinion.
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Kourtney is expressing the frustration of so many moms everywhere.
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I think that I'm better now at expressing my feelings.
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Expressing interest apparently may include writing on someone's Facebook timeline.
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"The boys expressing how they feel about daddy," he explained.
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He allegedly intervened after he heard Purinton expressing racist slurs.
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Jerrod goes back to Jordan, expressing his concern and confusion.
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Are you seeing library patrons expressing concern about this vote?
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I think it is all about expressing yourself through makeup.
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Senators are still expressing some hope that it can pass.
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He also slowly started expressing his severe resentment for women.
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Democrats aren't the only ones expressing concerns about Pai's move.
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Within minutes, he is expressing his regret straight to camera.
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Or that people like [Sean] Hannity were just expressing opinions.
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Video games give us lots of ways of expressing anger.
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The company released a statement expressing sorrow at the killings.
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Research shows that expressing gratitude actually makes people feel optimistic.
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"We don't ban people for expressing their thoughts," he wrote.
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White women are also expressing their distaste for his politics.
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Instead, rather unusually, they are expressing frustration with their generation.
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Even Warren Buffett was called a dinosaur for expressing doubts.
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We would not stop them expressing their opinion within boundaries.
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Third, he may be expressing his own heartfelt negative views.
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The photos drew dozens of comments from people expressing outrage.
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When Eddie wasn't expressing hostility, he showered me with indifference.
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Investors were already expressing concern about the central bank row.
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The reaction was swift, with regular L riders expressing despair.
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Authors anonymously published pamphlets expressing their displeasure about the government.
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The saga has left some Trump loyalists expressing deep frustration.
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Among those expressing outrage was Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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After the surgery, Lindsay posted a video, expressing some regret.
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Of course, people are also expressing their disappointment on Twitter.
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We're significant by virtue of being here expressing our viewpoints.
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Republicans are expressing constitutional concerns over the bill, including Sen.
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Expressing my outrage, every time, is unproductive and personally exhausting.
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Quiet scenes of friends reuniting, expressing relief that they're okay.
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We all know that's just a way of expressing yourself.
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He delighted in expressing serious notions in comically homely ways.
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" Boris Becker said it was "my way of expressing myself.
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The White House said she was only expressing Trump's preference.
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They were taking turns expressing their pain, jealousy and anxiety.
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The Esbecks are far from alone in expressing this sentiment.
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But the intensity in expressing them on Friday was striking.
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For once, we are expressing the depths of the experience.
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"When I'm making music, I'm expressing myself," Mr. Lino said.
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He was very effective in expressing his ideas through music.
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I've always known that expressing myself could hurt my career.
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Each duet has a different mood, expressing a different relationship.
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Mr. Tillerson has avoided expressing his pique to the president.
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Expressing condolences for those who died in the shooting, Gov.
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Photo: GettyGoogle is fed up with employees expressing political opinions.
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Then we have gifs and other ways of expressing emotion.
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Yet they're not the only ones expressing concerns about it.
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The guy is expressing what he feels in the moment.
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Some Democrats are already expressing doubts about the newcomers' viability.
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He found ways of expressing those ideas in the dance.
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Ballet dancers are capable of expressing those qualities, of course.
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Hundreds of companies are expressing interest, preparing designs, creating renderings.
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"They're about expressing themselves through a very personal vision." losangeles.doverstreetmarket.
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She has also been "destroyed" online for expressing her views.
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Guys "expressing" how they feel but all in good humor.
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Lieu joined other Democrats expressing outrage at Sessions's remarks. Sen.
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Facebook's goal here is to make people comfortable expressing themselves.
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Democratic lawmakers are expressing frustration over the decision from Rep.
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Already his stomach is expressing misgivings about the hot dog.
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" He added, "We are not expressing satisfaction at another's misfortune.
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Schumer is not alone in expressing security concerns around FaceApp.
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I am not expressing the views of an idealist here.
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Among the Crow, men were honored for expressing feminine roles.
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The longtime judge has been expressing similar views for years.
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Because he is expressing an instinctive willingness to violate taboos.
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When I'm not busy expressing my gratitude for absolutely nothin'?
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They are a conduit, even, for expressing feelings of frustration.
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If you are around someone who is expressing a particular emotion or you see someone's face and/or body expressing a particular emotion, then you will tend to pick up and feel that emotion too.
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Expressing sexual interest is inherently messy and, frankly, nonconsensual — one person, typically the man, bites the bullet by expressing interest in the other, typically the woman — whether it happens at work or at a bar.
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Trump released a statement, expressing her condolences to the Bush family.
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But I know his heart, so we're working on expressing that.
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Still, on Friday, analysts were expressing almost total confidence in Amazon.
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These are human skin cells (HaCaT keratinocytes) expressing fluorescently tagged keratin.
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Some federal agencies sent out releases expressing support of the plan.
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Chants arose, expressing both anger and plans for action going forward.
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I am trying to terminate the fear of expressing one's self.
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How do you feel about expressing something so subjective as drugs?
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Some could be expressing their concerns to House leadership in private.
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It was my way of expressing myself and dealing with things.
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But some employees are expressing concern about the pace of expansion.
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So, he was just expressing that in a very comical way.
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The company has issued a statement expressing sadness over Tice's death.
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Dozens of people commented on the alligator gar, expressing their disbelief.
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Expressing an opinion online often doesn't seem worth the resulting vitriol.
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But that's unlikely to happen, and outside advocates are expressing frustration.
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"I'd have been screwed," he said, expressing gratitude for the clickbait.
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Because there's a difference between expressing things privately and going public.
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I think in other canvases, he's expressing frustration with their sexuality.
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I wasn't expressing my values in my spending or my life.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) who were expressing skepticism of the president.
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"Expressing empathy provides a model for others to follow," he says.
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After age 30, her line arcs outward, expressing vitality and drive.
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And I'm raising my son to be OK with expressing emotions.
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And they sent him a letter on Wednesday expressing their dismay.
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The video swiftly went viral, with many people expressing their outrage.
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The Information first reported on GM expressing interest in acquiring Lyft.
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But Upton wasn't alone in expressing her opinion on the call.
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Expressing opinions that clash with self-interest is a bipartisan activity.
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Harrouff's parents issued a statement over the weekend, expressing their condolences.
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Madonna has never been one to hold back from expressing herself.
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FOR A MAN expressing remorse, Yang Seung-tae looked remarkably defiant.
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This seems to be Banksy's latest way of expressing their discontent.
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I also love modeling as an outlet for expressing my femininity.
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We thank you for communicating with us and expressing your feelings.
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But other scientists are already expressing doubt over the researchers' claims.
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You wanted to write something expressing your anger at the injustice?
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Thompson starts by expressing her appreciation for Luck director Alessandro Carloni.
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I don't want Mili to ever feel bad about expressing herself.
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And drawing became more of a way of her expressing herself.
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First, there would be a post expressing general loss or grief.
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Some people think it's just expressing an enthusiasm for stone fruits.
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I wanted to try journaling and being mindful of expressing gratitude.
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President John Mahama sent a tweet expressing condolences over the deaths.
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Expressing solidarity across the color-line for victims of a colonial
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Russ Feingold, is expressing worry about Trump's impact on his race.
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War starts his poem by expressing the pain he feels inside.
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Some traders echoed investors in expressing concerns about the cable business.
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Duterte's joked about rape while expressing his support for the soldiers.
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And many historians immediately responded and wrote op-eds expressing outrage.
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They want to correct this in course of expressing themselves artistically.
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These are things that women should be expressing to their colleagues.
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Why are we seeing men expressing so much anger and fear?
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Now he's expressing his spirituality in a much more brazen manner.
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Feelings you had trouble expressing will begin to make sense today.
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I think expressing emotion was the first thing that shut off.
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Karney suggests expressing the stress it triggers instead of suppressing it.
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Duterte subsequently issued a statement expressing regret that Obama was offended.
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Wald isn't the only one expressing caution ahead of Apple's earnings.
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Straight men are, the old chestnut goes, bad at expressing themselves.
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Meanwhile, a dozen local Republicans are expressing interest in Collins's seat.
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Expressing sympathy, Putin ordered the Kuchino dump closed by presidential order.
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He wrote Jane Click a letter expressing sorrow at her loss.
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During the strike, many truckers displayed placards expressing support for Bolsonaro.
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His campaign released a string of statements expressing outrage, criticizing Mrs.
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I don't think they're expressing an opinion on the ultimate value.
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Workers carried signs expressing solidarity with the employees placed on leave
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Team Rubio is expressing confidence about his standing in the race.
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"People are more comfortable expressing themselves as they live," she says.
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May's office released a statement expressing May's "full support" for Darroch.
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I saw designers around the world expressing that bad gut feeling.
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The surprise deal left Republicans in despair and Democrats expressing glee.
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He was expressing a misogynistic sentiment in a totally inappropriate setting.
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But I was dissatisfied with the avenues for expressing that sexuality.
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I was very upset and had no way of expressing it.
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Trump has been clear in expressing his disdain for such alliances.
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We're expressing gratitude for our ancestors and what they left us.
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Other potential candidates have been expressing interest in the Senate contest.
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"I'm expressing our very deep fondness for the space," he said.
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Microsoft, for its part, didn't waste any time expressing its glee.
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Later, neighbors took to the microphone, expressing their support or concerns.
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These were confusing emotions that I was incapable of expressing then.
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Many are expressing their views through a new trend: unofficial history.
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It is not just older women expressing an eagerness to vote.
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It's an issue he's been publicly expressing regret over since 2017.
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Is it expressing a happy sentiment, or is it offering condolences?
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Sanders expressing admiration for the literacy program introduced by Fidel Castro.
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Sometimes passers-by ask about his style, expressing concern and confusion.
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Expressing an opinion is considered bullying in far too many instances.
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Women from Herat province to Kabul already held protests expressing concern.
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He also had a history of expressing misogynistic and racist views.
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Timberlake hasn't shied away from expressing his pride in Biel's success.
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Or I mean, he's just, he's expressing incredibly anti-Semitic views.
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He sent a letter to the school community expressing his disappointment.
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XXXTentacion has a way of expressing vulnerability while still lashing out.
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But instead, she was expressing herself one blink at a time.
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Republicans have been silent at best, and many are expressing approval.
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Clearly, she isn't scared of expressing her philosophy in creative ways.
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In the digital world, China's citizens are expressing panic and frustration.
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They&aposre standing in the way of people expressing ethical values.
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After expressing gratitude for being invited, a frustrated Drake retreated backstage.
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And he's not the only one expressing anxieties about the economy.
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I'm expressing it personally, but it's something all the squad feels.
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Doris Matsui (D-Calif.) among female lawmakers expressing support for Pelosi.
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To feel that and be confident about expressing it is refreshing.
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She also said expressing gratitude to all involved keeps clients invested.
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Dublin and Brussels were united in expressing both dismay and disappointment.
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He's expressing himself in a way he wasn't able to before.
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That was my way of expressing what we had to do.
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Leadership, however, is expressing confidence the issue can be worked out.
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Social platforms are about curating and expressing a public-facing identity.
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It's easy to see musicians expressing interest in a customized pad.
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Now they're expressing interest in backing a primary challenge against Corker.
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"I feel a lot more comfortable expressing myself here," he said.
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Unsworth said he was simply expressing how he felt about Musk.
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I've watched videos expressing queer pride, native pride, and ethnic pride.
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The House Intelligence Committee is also expressing an interest in Weisselberg.
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"But I think we're more interested in expressing our individuality now."
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"The government and parliament are expressing the popular vote," Isarescu said.
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Schools from as far away as Canada sent letters expressing sympathy.
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It's been a strange learning experience, meeting Kat and expressing them.
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But Republican officials are increasingly expressing optimism about the Kentucky contest.
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He liked her as well, but had trouble expressing his feelings.
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What you're doing in voting, then, is expressing your individual preference.
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He certainly wasn't shy about giving interviews or expressing his views.
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We didn't start expressing fetishes until like, a few months in.
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Shortly before landing, Trump fired off a tweet expressing his frustration.
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My first tape led me to expressing my feelings for her.
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With its colorful, timeless options, Primary isn't knocking on expressing individuality.
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Serena's husband, tech-tycoon Alexis Ohanian, posted a sweet message on Instagram to his wife and sister-in-law, expressing excitement about their courtside reunion, but expressing regret that he wasn't there to cheer them on.
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"We are being flooded with emails and phone calls from average Americans expressing their solidarity with us, expressing their anger at what was said," Paul G. Altidor, Haiti's ambassador to the United States, told CNN on Monday.
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Clinton was pandering to black voters by expressing support for President Obama.
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Some struck a more familiar note, expressing admiration for Justice Scalia's judgment.
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After expressing his desire to leave Instagram, Cook kind of lost it.
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"These are busy times," Witter said, expressing his satisfaction with the numbers.
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If anything, he was expressing his fatigue at all the political ads.
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After expressing her ardent feminism and pride in meeting a female presidential
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The Jackson Public School District issued a statement Thursday expressing their condolences.
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I'm very open with them, and I'm constantly expressing my own opinion.
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Following news of his death fans took to Twitter expressing their sorrow.
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You can get demagogues who have other basic ways of expressing themselves.
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Expressing yourself and sticking up for yourself will feel easier than usual.
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But in April, Solo said she would go, while still expressing reservations.
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A couple have reached out expressing discomfort about their games' free distribution.
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And sometimes, the internet has an unusual way of expressing its love.
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You know, we have better ways of expressing our displeasure than that.
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The AI kicks in to allow you some freedom in expressing yourself.
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In 2017, Porter started publicly expressing himself more on the red carpet.
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If making slick edutainment is his job, expressing pain is his art.
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Priebe himself made a statement expressing remorse, according to CNN-affiliate WILX.
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The judge said he was not expressing a view on those allegations.
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"It's a way of expressing individuality," he said in a phone call.
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The participants issued a statement condemning the test and expressing "deep concern".
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Scores of people have suffered for expressing such views in the streets.
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Teammate Simone Biles responded to Douglas's comment, expressing her support for Raisman.
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And Royal Jordanian is expressing its displeasure with some next-level subtweets.
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Even teachers chimed in expressing their wishes for the flipping to end.
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He's still expressing his rage through cartwheels and spins, but it works.
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I was having fun and expressing things in a more natural way.
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But the public isn't buying it, expressing their outrage on social media.
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On January 26th America, Britain and the EU issued statements expressing concern.
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People including musicologists from all over are expressing their dismay over this.
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Some have fought back, even while expressing sympathy for the #MeToo movement.
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Conway isn't always great at expressing what he thinks about female characters.
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She emailed Ben Silbermann, Pinterest's co-founder, expressing interest in working there.
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Many held up signs or carried large banners expressing the same sentiment.
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Many reacted with disgust, expressing concern for the child in the backseat.
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That seems to be the sentiment America's expressing in a new poll.
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Friends and fellow contestants have been expressing their condolences on social media.
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Adverse effects include trouble managing and expressing emotions and difficulty regulating impulses.
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Greg Abbott released a statement Saturday expressing sorrow over the devastating crash.
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Ask yourself if you're really expressing your needs in a productive way!
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It's maybe another way we've lost intimacy and ways of expressing closeness.
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Clearly, timing is super important when it comes to expressing your concerns.
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Your mind will be sharp, and expressing your thoughts will come easily.
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Damore claims it was for expressing political views that differ from Google's.
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They grow accustomed to hiding their feelings, expressing negative emotions through violence.
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Trump has repeatedly defended Porter without expressing sympathy toward domestic violence victims.
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Europe is expressing a growing frustration with U.K. lawmakers' indecision on Brexit.
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They were prevented from traveling, gathering in groups, and expressing their ethnicity.
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Funds can uniquely support philanthropy by expressing favor for philanthropic limited partners.
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Odd textures are applied to their surfaces, as if expressing physical pain.
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I mean, you're still playing music and expressing yourself, but moving around?
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I wish you could get our feed by expressing your ambivalent apathy.
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Today wasn't the only news outlet expressing surprise at Sanders's Burlington win.
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Emojis are a very powerful means to better expressing our emotional selves.
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Expressing discontent was enough for Trump supporters to go on the offensive.
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Trump tweeted condemning the attacks and expressing confidence in the Egyptian president.
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Doug Ducey's then-attorney expressing Gosar's interest in the position on Dec.
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He eventually issued a statement expressing "respect" for the late senator's service.
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Washington issued several statements expressing strong disappointment with its allies in Seoul.
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More brands are working to profit off expressing social and political values.
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Politicians are publicly expressing beliefs about trans people for the first time.
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It's just a different way of expressing social commentary than I've seen.
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Last week, the House approved a GOP resolution expressing support for ICE.
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The House on Wednesday approved a GOP resolution expressing support for ICE.
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You'll have some brilliant ideas today; however, expressing yourself may feel difficult.
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He also said his daughter texted him, expressing her love and concern.
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He eventually issued a statement expressing "respect" for the late senator's service.
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Newton, 26, sparked criticism for expressing strong disappointment in the contest's outcome.
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She opposed the waterfront redevelopment plan, expressing concerns about traffic and density.
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It's called expressing an affirmation, or making a positive statement about yourself.
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Burners go all-out in "expressing their creative spirits" with their costumes.
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Refrain from expressing regret or remorse and mentioning non-performance-related specifics.
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If motives remain unchanged, there remain many unregulated ways of expressing them.
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Then, expressing or speaking the lyrics stimulates the brain's left temporal area.
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It's another form of expressing yourself and putting a few wrongs right.
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Sanford University law professor Pamela S. Karlan was among those expressing alarm.
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Dan Patrick expressing hope that the Big 22011 would let Houston in.
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The Institute, he added, is an ideal venue for expressing that idea.
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The result was coverage saturated by sentimentality, expressing nothing but dull earnestness.
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Expressing yourself is also major during chatty Mercury's time in your sign.
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Yet another celebrity is expressing disappointment and anger after a Photoshop incident.
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Expressing what is on your mind and in your heart comes easily.
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We argue all the time, expressing our opinions with passion and conviction.
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If someone expressing themselves makes you uncomfortable, just don't pay any attention.
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In short, McGahn could be expressing concern without taking any underlying action.
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Those expressing interest include rival NCR and private equity firm Bain Capital.
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They are really similar in expressing yourself and releasing your creative juices.
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Senator Jucá, he said, was only "expressing his opinion" on the matter.
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"Having fun in their youth, expressing themselves and finding identity through style."
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Expressing disappointment, Wyden said Congress wasn't doing enough to protect civil liberties.
|
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Readers discussed their struggles expressing rage and suggest turning anger into action.
|
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"Dance is such a very vulnerable way of expressing myself," he said.
|
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I also think voting is the purest form is about expressing ideals.
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They simply aren't confident, or competent, in expressing, organizing, and administering care.
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If the hosts beat them to expressing gratitude, it seems like prompting.
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But the United Auto Workers union is expressing concerns about that plan.
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It's about talking to people and expressing ideas in a confusing situation.
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Lindsey Graham and others expressing concern about the use of arbitration clauses.
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Today, you can buy a T-shirt expressing your love for her.
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Trump has alarmed allies by expressing admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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We insist on offenders expressing their shame before we trust them again.
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I think I've gotten better at expressing my love and support, too.
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DENIS Yeah, but I was not expressing myself in the first person.
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Diversity, it seemed, makes people feel comfortable using stereotypes and expressing biases.
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In reality, the number of people actively expressing interest is far smaller.
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People are expressing sentiments that economic progress has not been distributed fairly.
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That's true, but Grace also describes expressing her discomfort in multiple places.
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This is partly related to a greater openness to expressing grief publicly.
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Domenech told POLITICO superintendents are expressing "incredible frustration" with the federal guidance.
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Thank you, Ms. Goldberg, for expressing the views of so many Americans.
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People from all political persuasions are expressing concern about Facebook's growing power.
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The accused allegedly left a note expressing sympathy for the Islamic State.
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We want to have all different voices expressing different points of views.
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Throughout those months, I blindly stumbled into a routine of expressing gratitude.
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But it has Republicans and Democrats alike expressing fear for rural districts.
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Expressing a desire to stick to sports is, itself, a political act.
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"Look, historically I've had a very hard time expressing myself," he shared.
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Rosa DeLauro, D-CT, expressing concerns about CBP's medical care for migrants.
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Giuliani was expressing the desires of the president of the United States.
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The Browns released a statement expressing disappointment and "sincerely apologizing" to Rudolph.
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"There's a desperate need," he said, expressing a hope for faster change.
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In expressing the inexpressible, poetry remains close to the origins of language.
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Instead, he delivered an address expressing hope for a nuclear-free future.
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House GOP leaders are expressing confidence ahead of this week's expected vote.
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Others nodded, expressing pride in Israel's winner of the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Anyone expressing surprise is luxuriating in a self-crafted shell of ignorance.
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The tournament also issued a statement Monday night expressing the same concern.
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After he was elected, she sent out a tweet expressing her disappointment.
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Several local GOP organizations have approved resolutions expressing "no confidence" in him.
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The company issued a statement Wednesday expressing condolences for the latest crash.
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Blow off some of this emotional steam by expressing your inner entertainer.
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Many of you wrote in expressing a mix of glee and curiosity.
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Koskinen listened and thanked Fisher for expressing his opinion, according to Fisher.
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Fans took to Twitter expressing their confusion by the description, Gibbons reported.
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"It's bizarre," he said, expressing bewilderment that he agrees with Trump's rhetoric.
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He pleaded not guilty while expressing willingness to cooperate with impeachment investigators.
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Boxes of letters expressing love and support have been sent to Borges.
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Some wore shirts protesting Blizzard or expressing a pro-Hong Kong stance.
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Across the country, farmers are expressing renewed optimism and investing in equipment.
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"Today is a celebration," she said, expressing her gratitude to law enforcement.
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Anyone expressing ideas unacceptable to India's new militant nationalism faces an inquisition.
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And Stephenson and AT&T's board are clearly expressing confidence in Stankey.
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Expressing outrage over President Donald Trump's policies has sufficed for debate soundbites.
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Apollo Global Management (APO) is said to be among those expressing interest.
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Apple has issued a statement expressing condolences to his friends and family.
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If you're that parent, expressing your own self-awareness can work wonders.
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Wilkie issued a statement praising her service and expressing confidence in Windom.
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Grenell's comments — expressing support for a political faction in Europe – were unusual.
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On Sunday afternoon, several senators emerged from Collins' office expressing cautious optimism.
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Today brings some ups and downs, but expressing yourself will come easily.
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And it was never better at expressing that than in this moment.
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"While Kylie's tweet may have stood out, the drop in value represents a large amount of users expressing dissatisfaction, along with the market expressing genuine concern about how well the company is being managed," he told BuzzFeed News.
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In Dark Phoenix, Jean and her fellow X-Men again don't really have personalities beyond reacting to the Phoenix (by expressing genuine alarm) and reacting to Jean not being able to control the Phoenix (by expressing more alarm).
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Thus, as we'll learn in these hearings: After expressing skepticism of foreign aid and concern about foreign corruption on the campaign trail, President Trump outraged the bureaucracy by acting skeptically about foreign aid and expressing concerns about foreign corruption.
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There were 8 live events, with 210 people expressing interest in the events.
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Yet we're tapping away, expressing ourselves to our most intimate friends … with emojis.
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Her family also received a private letter from the president expressing his condolences.
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Watkins addressed the court at her hearing Thursday, expressing remorse for her crime.
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GUTFELD: And this is just our way, through Islamophobia, of expressing that again.
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From dealing with conflicts to expressing affection, each family takes a different approach.
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His artist books are no different, expressing a similar over-the-top exuberance.
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Feldmann isn't shy about expressing the benefits of the cultural fascination with witchcraft.
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When it comes to losing money, Einhorn wasn't shy about expressing his frustration.
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Enjoy expressing your creative energies on Wednesday as the sun sextiles dreamy Neptune.
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Google, Netflix and Uber have also released statements expressing concerns over Trump's actions.
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Of course, that desire is something they're expressing more in abstract, Pew notes.
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Socializing is often stressful, and expressing needs and emotions can be a struggle.
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We join Mansfield Dean Norman Jones in expressing our condolences and deepest sympathies.
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Google ultimately backed out of the project after an employee petition expressing disapproval.
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"Dawson's Creek was me expressing myself at that point in time," he said.
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Lee's publisher, HarperCollins, later released a statement expressing "deep" sadness over Lee's death.
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Jones praised the rapper, while Breitbart published multiple pieces expressing support for West.
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Weissmann expressing admiration for Yates was not necessarily evidence of bias, Clark said.
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Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman are among the companies expressing initial interest.
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However, investors are expressing concern about a 1 percent drop in organic revenue.
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Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon issued a statement expressing his "complete faith" in Golan.
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We have, after all, been historically shamed for expressing vulnerability, femininity, and sexuality.
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But extended families are complex ecosystems, and expressing yourself does not trump all.
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"Laverne Cox has a strong voice and she's been expressing it," she shares.
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He's just lucky to have found a way of justifying and expressing it.
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It's a rare instance of a female supporting character expressing her own aspirations.
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Yes, but: Residents and landowners around these planned solar farms are expressing concerns.
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At the time, the White House said Obama was merely expressing American values.
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In childhood videos, the late rapper was already expressing a passion for music.
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But none of the parties are expressing much optimism ahead of the talks.
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Fed officials had been expressing angst over geopolitical developments, particularly June's Brexit vote.
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Rob Kardashian is publicly expressing his love for brother-in-law Kanye West.
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You have your limits, and you're all about expressing them at this time!
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"…[And] I thank you for expressing your feelings," he continues in the caption.
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The children were rushed to the hospital after expressing stomach discomfort and nausea.
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"North Korea is expressing a will for a complete denuclearization," Moon told reporters.
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He opened up about his friendship with Bynes, expressing his gratitude and approval.
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"I had 27 clients expressing serious concerns over the election," says a third.
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Thank you to all of you who have been expressing support and solidarity.
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The moment was captured by PEOPLE, with Haleyi expressing her gratitude toward Judd.
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That said, three Fed officials dissented, expressing their desire for higher interest rates.
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I just think he's an emotional genius and a genius at expressing emotion.
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In other words, Strzok was not fired for simply expressing his opinion privately.
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Still, expressing worries and voting to block the measure are two different matters.
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"These earthquakes," Kylie Jenner wrote on Twitter, followed by two emojis expressing anxiety.
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" "The cardinal was expressing their view that they think it's an important issue.
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We join Mansfield Dean Norman Jones in expressing our condolences and deepest sympathies.
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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif issued a statement expressing his condolences to the victims.
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Several of Trump's influential outside allies also have begun expressing reservations about Giuliani.
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When African-Americans protest, they are expressing their powerlessness, they are punching upwards.
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And, in many cases, they feel uninhibited and comfortable in expressing themselves wholly.
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While expressing gratitude to her father, who died in 2008, McGowan tears up.
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Hayes was upset enough to send her colleagues an email expressing her hurt.
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I see this as his way of expressing his own violent queer sexuality.
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Furtado herself posted several tweets expressing excitement over the NBA All-Star weekend.
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After expressing reluctance and declaring his love for her, he agrees to stay.
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Cillizza: You have, at least, six GOP Senators expressing concern about the legislation.
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I think he is just inexperienced in expressing himself at things like that.
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Long waits between a parent first expressing worry and final diagnosis are common.
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Democratic leadership have a particular interest in expressing moral outrage over the election.
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I found myself coming up with more creative ways of expressing my excitement.
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And on Kylie Jenner's Instagram, commenters were not shy about expressing their disapproval.
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That includes not firing them for politely expressing ideas but rather arguing back.
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Users enjoyed sharing pictures and videos, connecting with friends and expressing their opinions.
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Algeria's defence ministry issued a statement expressing condolences to families of the victims.
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Actors, musicians and celebrities quickly jumped on social media, expressing shock and sadness.
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But more recently, Republicans have been expressing interest in taking on the issue.
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He was expressing his feelings of alienation from America's system of racial apartheid.
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The book quotes various aides to the president expressing doubts about his competence.
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The survey shows two-thirds of registered voters expressing satisfaction with the economy.
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Those voices expressing concern over lost manufacturing jobs have been regularly drowned out.
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Then there are times when expressing your generosity calls for actual, physical stuff.
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For many, voting for Trump became the only means of expressing cultural resistance.
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Chick-fil-A emailed customers this week expressing excitement about National Sandwich Day.
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Recently, Emperor Akihito made an unusual video appearance expressing his desire to retire.
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Pentagon officials for months have been expressing concern about Russia's forays into Afghanistan.
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But while tolerance is virtue, expressing it through a competing intolerance is not.
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Lawmakers are expressing frustration as talks over an aid package for Flint, Mich.
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Aides to the president have been expressing exasperation about Ryan for even longer.
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It's why they aren't expressing similar concerns when it happens to anyone else.
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Instead of expressing frustration or embarrassment, he described its color, sound and habitat.
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He writes of "dumb right-wingers," while expressing equal contempt for the left.
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The State Department on Wednesday issued a statement expressing "concern" over the incident.
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Many of my fellow Trump critics are expressing outrage, depression, bewilderment or disgust.
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Last year, both MedPAC and MACPAC wrote to Congress expressing those exact concerns.
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That post touted the company's increased steps to suspend accounts expressing terror support.
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As a teenager, Langer experimented with expressing feelings through black-and-white photography.
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"So, our footwear was our only way of expressing our passion," Rothschild recounts.
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Americans don't seem particularly afraid of expressing themselves, or of mobilizing for action.
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The House last week overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation expressing congressional support for NATO.
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Fans wasted no time expressing their excitement over the name on social media.
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Fans took to Twitter Friday night, expressing their sadness and commemorating Kinsella's work.
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However, expressing concern alone isn't enough to make a difference on the ground.
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Rather he took the striking step of expressing opposition to Judge Garland himself.
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That said, don't be afraid to make the first move by expressing interest.
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"Between shots she was expressing/pumping as [she was] still breastfeeding," Rothstein wrote.
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I think it's also a fear of expressing yourself fully [in everyday situations].
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Today I feel like I've settled into my own way of expressing masculinity.
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This is a powerful time for emotional release and for expressing your needs.
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Clinton's sloppiness, they consoled themselves by expressing confidence that the moment would pass.
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They are "hopeful" about its effects and largely positive in expressing their reactions.
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We're expressing commitment to the nation's ideals, which we have not yet fulfilled.
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When I tried expressing my anger to people, I felt disconnected from them.
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She has spent much of her time just expressing appreciation to her hosts.
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Some parents were expressing frustration that the situation had arisen to begin with.
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You suspect that your ex was really expressing his hostility to one child.
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Mr. Offerman has never been shy about expressing his love for Ms. Mullally.
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Roth was a man of strong feelings, and wasn't shy about expressing them.
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As to those expressing fear of "Terminator" outcomes with AI, Palihapitiya dismissed it.
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Practice expressing your observations about her partner in a neutral and succinct manner.
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There is zero evidence that their actions were a matter of expressing masculinity.
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Dr. Pauker wanted to know when children started expressing essentialist views of race.
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I like Mayor Pete for his intelligent, thoughtful way of expressing his ideas.
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Since then, the president has largely stopped expressing public confidence in Mr. Putin.
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Depression is not one ailment but many, expressing different faces in different people.
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DOWN ON ALL FORCE At 120A, just someone expressing surprise at sliding around.
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But his lawyers said he was expressing an opinion, not issuing an order.
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U.S. lawmakers are expressing concern about the stipulation for a full withdrawal. Rep.
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They ranged from the distribution of leaflets expressing extreme views to street violence.
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You would think I was expressing a preference for strychnine in my coffee.
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"Expressing gratitude and feeling gratitude are not the same thing," Dr. Enfield said.
|
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Almost 400 commenters offered sympathy and counsel, expressing their own frustrations and fears.
|
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And some economists are expressing hopes that the global economic slowdown is bottoming.
|
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Is the woman in the photo expressing her views in an effective way?
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"I made a positive revolution," he added, expressing optimism about his reelection hopes.
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They had been there through the night, said Mr. Zhang, expressing his gratitude.
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In Nicaragua, citizens have paid the ultimate price for peacefully expressing their opinions.
|
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Jonathan Scott is expressing thanks for his loved ones, including girlfriend Zooey Deschanel!
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Prado spoke to El Confidencial, expressing outrage over how producers handled the situation.
|
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When we call a thing "unbelievable," we're expressing a belief that it's true.
|
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On Tuesday, Shadow issued a series of tweets expressing "regret" for the delay.
|
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At the same time, she added, Mr. Weinstein seemed incapable of expressing remorse.
|
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In this chaos, Democrats have the luxury of watching and expressing apolitical regret.
|
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Gosar, who is seventh in seniority, is also expressing interest in the position.
|
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Some of Mr. Zaremski's Instagram posts included hashtags expressing support for President Trump.
|
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Paul LePage -- issued a blanket statement, expressing Moody's support for the Second Amendment.
|
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Mr. Trump is still expressing admiration and appreciation for strongmen around the world.
|
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She posted a selfie on Instagram expressing her fears before she left Iran.
|
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The group wrote a letter to the Conference of Presidents expressing its concerns.
|
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In the video, a number of men are shown expressing disgust and embarrassment.
|
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Aides on the Hill are not expressing any interest in delaying the deposition.
|
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Yes, the fact that musicians are people expressing their views can be uncomfortable.
|
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Fans of the young star are already expressing their disappointment and anger online.
|
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In fact, most registered voters today are afraid of expressing themselves at work.
|
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Allies of the president are expressing weary frustration at yet another distracting controversy.
|
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Wednesday morning, traders kept expressing surprise that the markets were not down more.
|
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"I have to be very careful about expressing any views," Judge Gorsuch said.
|
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Of course, expressing rebellion is a Day 1 move for a teen-ager.
|
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Kennedy and Cassidy issued a statement hours later expressing opposition to the provision.
|
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Members of Congress are already expressing their dismay over the White House decision.
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He was also videotaped expressing remorse for soliciting prostitution and betraying the motherland.
|
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Users are limited to expressing interest in up to 100 people a day.
|
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"As far as expressing it, I don't feel it's that prevalent," he says.
|
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George Ryan (R-Ill.), and Richard Viguerie signed a statement expressing their opposition.
|
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Mr. Xi is at least publicly expressing disapproval of North Korea's latest actions.
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He is not documenting childhood, but expressing its value, while lamenting its brevity.
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The Mets opened by expressing caution about the high price of middle relievers.
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She's also been criticized for expressing support for Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
|
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At the same time, more moderate Republicans were expressing concern for other reasons.
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But it does argue for speaking to your siblings and expressing your feelings.
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It was about going inside the mind, expressing what's in the individual mind.
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Expressing Bitcoin's energy consumption on a per-transaction basis is a useful abstraction.
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It's really about how can they find new ways of expressing their journalism.
|
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Republican lawmakers have attacked Mueller, expressing concern about potential bias among his investigators.
|
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So while belief in the "deep state" spans both parties — with more than 70 percent of each partisan group expressing belief — it's not clear if respondents were buying into a conspiracy theory or just expressing a more general frustration with Washington.
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According to the Kaiser Family Foundation monthly tracking poll, over the past year the 2010 health law has seen a modest increase in support among the general public, with 51 percent expressing favorable views and 41 percent expressing negative opinions.
|
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College students have been challenged for expressing political beliefs; differences of opinion have been censored; speakers have been shouted down; and so-called free speech zones have been created to keep students from expressing their thoughts outside of restricted areas.
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Clinton say they often feel under siege when expressing their views, even among friends.
|
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg jumped in early yesterday with a post expressing his concerns.
|
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Twitter lit up with celebrities expressing their outrage and planning to delete the app.
|
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Intelligence agencies also intercepted congratulatory messages from Russian officials expressing happiness at Trump's win.
|
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But despite expressing his fear about the future of the country, Springsteen remained optimistic.
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Well, you know what you want and you're not shy about expressing that – loudly.
|
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are continuing their sweet way of expressing their bond.
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Her father, singer Bobby Brown, issued a statement expressing his happiness about the judgment.
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This is our way of expressing our need to make amends to the students.
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He is not shy about joyously expressing that they make his cup runneth over.
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Instead, he may have been only expressing views conveyed to him by Republican senators.
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So, instead of expressing that, Kevin does what he does and he suppresses everything.
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Cruz paused before saying he appreciated the protester expressing his right to free speech.
|
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So, she handwrote a letter to the company, expressing her desire to work there.
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Jullien has a knack for expressing the thoughts that are already inside your head.
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"Even expressing your views about the economy can land you in jail," Benchemsi said.
|
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On the one hand, users might feel uncomfortable openly expressing themselves in the future.
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DeLoss said his own workers aren't expressing concern about the future of the law.
|
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I keep hearing people expressing the hope that every game gets a Switch release.
|
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And to respect the fact that in her anger she is actually expressing knowledge?
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Then she wrote a letter to the parents of those employees, expressing her gratitude.
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Ellen started the conversation by expressing her support for Wade and Union's parenting practices.
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Expressing gratitude toward your partner might inspire them to experience more gratitude toward you.
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Expressing lust is wildly cathartic and normalizing, and we think it should be celebrated.
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Falan released a video statement on Facebook expressing his deep concern for the tragedy.
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He'd help them sit in painful feelings and find productive ways of expressing them.
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"I'm a professor, teacher, and I'm expressing my art," Ceballos said to the officers.
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Expressing confidence by way of makeup in a male-dominated world at the time.
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The notice went viral on Tumblr, Reddit, and Twitter, with people online expressing outrage.
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The notice went viral on Tumblr, reddit, and Twitter, with people online expressing outrage.
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Now it's a matter of expressing the human potential for beauty, emotion, and storytelling.
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Despite expressing this stance, however, Roberts has since dissented in Whole Woman's Health v.
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Gomez shared another image on her Twitter account expressing her excitement over the collaboration.
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By Week 3 the numbers expressing 'low to no confidence' had risen to 1003%.
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Iranians already use the term when expressing amounts of cash in 10-rial denominations.
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Cardi posted her Instagram video on Wednesday, expressing concern about the partial government shutdown.
|
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More Americans are comfortable publicly expressing racially inflammatory rhetoric, according to some political scientists.
|
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Both authors said they were expressing personal opinions, but their articles underscored China's conundrums.
|
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Now, Meta is confirming the news — but expressing guarded optimism about the new owners.
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Something happened to him and he is expressing it in this sort of way.
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Let us be at the forefront in terms of expressing love, compassion and outreach.
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"Our Hong Kong is changing very fast," Ip said, expressing concern over eroding autonomy.
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She says she also has received numerous messages expressing indignant sentiments, even from hunters.
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Refrain from expressing your emotions, and math problems will seem so much more painful.
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I then had to write a declaration expressing my contrition for bringing the nuts.
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Expressing yourself authentically is the way to draw that compatible someone into your world.
|
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Fletcher has not been shy about publicly expressing her love for the restaurant chain.
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But in December 2014, she released a statement expressing her support for her husband.
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Me just saying that and expressing the moral righteousness of that is not enough.
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Prince William is expressing his baby joy – over the birth of an adorable rhino.
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He cannot read or write and often has trouble expressing himself and displaying emotion.
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I'm not the best at expressing myself so I'm trying really hard to prepare.
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We are free in expressing what we think on social, moral and political matters.
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The president is expressing support for one of these extremist internet personalities through retweets.
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Britain still loved it though, with plenty of parents expressing their delight on Twitter.
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If millennials are known for one thing (besides killing various industries) it's expressing themselves.
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In the US, expressing breast milk at work isn't a perk — it's a right.
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Expressing any form of emotion will be heavily punctuated with "um", "err" and "ah".
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Across Merseyside, this is a completely acceptable way of expressing your feelings for someone.
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General Janet Reno and INS Commissioner Doris Meissner a letter expressing concern that increased
|
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Riders are expressing their unhappiness with Uber in another way, according to App Annie.
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However, notice how you feel about expressing yourself to the people you're close to.
|
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So it's not surprising that people are expressing their dissatisfaction with DeVos on Twitter.
|
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A new way of expressing, between direct action and the experience of going viral.
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"They're always expressing the emotions you don't let other people see," Evelyn tells Creators.
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They believe Bogut is being punished for tweets expressing mild support of Pizzagate theories.
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After expressing his own condolences for her loss, Walker's mother Cheryl repeated his sentiment.
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Looking back, I see a young girl with a difficult time expressing her emotions.
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Look man, we already know you're not the best expressing yourself on your feet.
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Still, leadership allies are expressing confidence that they can pass the bill this week.
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Last November, he got a call from Nickelodeon expressing interest in sponsoring his team.
|
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Many Libyans used the hashtag #LibyansAgainstSlavery on Facebook and Twitter, expressing horror and disapproval.
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A letter from President Barack Obama expressing his condolences was read during the ceremony.
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Despite expressing concerns about the menu, the police aren't filing charges against the restaurant.
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Hodnett said a lot of potential buyers were expressing an interest in the business.
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Expressing her emotions through her clothing is something Gomez has been known to do.
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The initaitive comes as tech workers are expressing skepticism about working for the military.
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The other holds a quote from Diana, expressing her deep love for charitable work.
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Expressing yourself will be way easier than it was when Mercury was in Leo.
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"For years (team members) have been expressing their concerns and frustrations," the employee wrote.
|
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Jewish community leaders are expressing more relief now that another suspect has been caught.
|
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The UAE, however, joined Western countries in expressing its deep concern about the fighting.
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Was he explicitly expressing hate for women and people of color and queer folks?
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Waters' statement joins a chorus of US lawmakers expressing concern over Facebook's project. Sen.
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And so I do greatly admire Tuymans' art for so perfectly expressing this worldview.
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Al Sharpton, expressing dismay over the Clinton operation's apparent lack of appetite for combat.
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Nigerians have weighed in on Twitter expressing their opinions on the statue of Zuma.
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There are no shortages in critical media outlets in Turkey freely expressing their opinions.
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Harrouff's parents issued a statement over the weekend, expressing their condolences to the victims.
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Firmly expressing that you want a job also requires drawing on your personal strength.
|
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"To that, I will plead guilty," he said, expressing no regret for his tactics.
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For now, many Bieber fans are expressing their gratitude that they are home safe.
|
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That agreement ended in December, and Loeb began expressing concerns once again about Liveris.
|
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For more on GOP leaders expressing reservations about the 9/11 bill, click here.
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Hours later, the city leader receives a letter from Chan expressing the same wish.
|
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Lizzo also shared a number of other tweets on Saturday expressing her political views.
|
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"In strong relationships, partners are honest and assertive about expressing their needs," Bennett said.
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But partners like A&E, Turner, and Bleacher Report aren't expressing too much concern.
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Now Mr. MacConnell, who graduated in 286, is expressing his discontent through his wallet.
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A teen girl attacked at school for expressing support for Trump on social media.
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The judge, Alice Schlesinger, dismissed the lawsuit in May, expressing frustration at the outcome.
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Clinton and many in her generation were expressing skepticism about the pursuit of money.
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Nobody saw her as someone who was capable of expressing such a keen despair.
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He then resumed his criticism of Omar without expressing any disagreement with the chant.
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President Trump and congressional Republicans fan the flames of controversy by expressing righteous indignation.
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Advocates are vowing to continue their fight, expressing confidence they will eventually be victorious.
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I've received letters from readers all over China expressing their fervent and unwavering support.
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Portland, Oregon's Danava came to party, and were zero-percent shy about expressing it.
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Trump expressing confidence in an appointee certainly doesn't mean he or she is safe.
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So what you are expressing is that an artist is messing with people's reality?
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It's just that the women are maybe a little more open about expressing it.
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Cleverly titled, Mouthpiece really does act like a "mouthpiece," overtly expressing one's suppressed thoughts.
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So you feel like by expressing their life without anger, they escaped from oppression?
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Men need to stop expressing their disdain for women taking up space in public.
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I've already had two phone calls from sources close to Trump expressing their astonishment.
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Thoughts you previously had a hard time expressing will flow way more easily now.
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It's a powerful day for connecting with others and for expressing yourself through art.
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You're having a hard time understanding people's motives, and expressing yourself isn't coming easily.
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Few politicians are willing to be that honest in expressing a completely amoral viewpoint.
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Of course, you could just be expressing your approval for the war in Syria.
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Moreover, her fighting him off and expressing anger had also been scripted by him.
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A few hour later, Maker issued a statement expressing deep disappointment over what happened.
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"Princess was really, really active," she recalled, her laugh expressing a tinge of pain.
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But when it appeared online, she replied with a long Instagram post expressing frustration.
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President Trump urged the death penalty, expressing frustration at the pace of terrorism trials.
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They're describing danger, or at least risky transgression, but expressing joy and, mostly, contempt.
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Swift, 29, has made something of a habit of expressing her displeasure in public.
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The United States, expressing skepticism its protectionist measures are dampening growth, was an outlier.
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She talked about women expressing to her their distress about sexual harassment and assault.
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Mark Zuckerberg has defended the project, but several employees have quit after expressing misgivings.
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Yeah, expressing suicidal feelings or thoughts has never been easier with these new emojis.
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When we overcome the fear of expressing ourselves and our ideas, anything is possible!
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Discussions with his non-freshmen followed, with the players expressing enthusiasm, and understandably so.
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Amid the tweets expressing fear and worry, some people questioned the level of discourse.
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I know that expressing desire for retribution is a risky move in its unpopularity.
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These actions are about connecting with you as a fellow human and expressing goodwill.
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I learned to be accepting, and expressing my difference of opinion without an argument.
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If this book is not expressing everything, what am I doing with my life?
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Several referendum questions concerned same-sex marriage, with voters expressing overwhelming opposition to it.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) said on Twitter Schumer is incapable of expressing such remorse.
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Navy Secretary Richard Spencer was forced to resign after expressing disagreement with Trump's actions.
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Rather than expressing anger, he asked to give her a hug in the courtroom.
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BUENOS AIRES — Street nomenclature can be a subtle way of expressing political loyalties here.
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The Chinese consulate in Houston issued a statement expressing "strong dissatisfaction" over the tweet.
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Already, major multinational companies are expressing reservations about sinking the next investment in Britain.
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And if your loved ones are expressing concern, you should take note, Shulman said.
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"Her expressing her concerns doesn't really do anything for us," said Ms. Drake, 22.
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Lone and unattached as the bags we pursued, we were concerned individuals expressing ourselves.
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Trisha and her friends were directly expressing or extending their everyday lives in SoHo.
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But he was not alone last week in bluntly expressing himself on social media.
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I want my daughter to feel freer with expressing herself than I ever have.
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That's what artists are supposed to be doing: expressing themselves as best they can.
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Later on, Taylor is shown expressing alarm over withheld U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
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A group of hot dog vendors huddled under an awning were expressing their approval.
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Her office says that Pelosi was merely expressing frustration at Lewandowski -- not the committee.
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Or citizens and political candidates freely expressing their opinions online without fear of suppression?
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Now Ms. Lui is boldly expressing her heritage and challenging racism through her art.
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A group of hot dog vendors huddled under an awning were expressing their approval.
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It's a way of expressing ideas, a mapping from meaning to sound or text.
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In the House, most Republicans joined a measure expressing disapproval of the troop withdrawal.
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One major concern: His barking style lends itself to expressing casual hatred too easily.
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A split screen showed him expressing little emotion as he interacted with the judge.
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A work stoppage to punish a player for expressing his opinion may seem extreme.
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The phrase, expressing a mild sense of disappointment or disapproval, took over this year.
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Unlike a sporty performance sedan, it doesn't have design elements expressing speed or agility.
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Next, find their email and mailing addresses and write to them expressing your concerns.
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In text, there are certainly worse things than the candidate expressing themselves that way.
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Someone who is incapable of expressing empathy -- or even of not saying something bad!
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No public institution, including John Jay College, can stop him from expressing that hope.
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British media outlets are already expressing anxiety over the possibility that a U.S.-U.
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Babak Namazi, Siamak's brother, issued a statement expressing mixed emotions about the latest news.
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Trump hasn't been shy about expressing his unhappiness with the Fed's interest-rate policies.
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"It's kind of just expressing yourself in the purest form," Zoe, 17, told CNN.
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The clip shows Aria opening the gift, and expressing joy upon seeing the fruit.
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And her fans did not shy away from expressing their love of the look.
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It was expressing its values in the transaction, in the absence of a transaction.
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Your mental acuity is sharper now, and you'll have an easier time expressing yourself.
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Australian officials issued a statement expressing "serious concern" about Chinese commercial intellectual property theft.
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Art has always been a way of expressing an individual's freedom to be themselves.
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But it is possible that he's helped to link authenticity with expressing negative views.
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The idea for Facebook Reactions for expressing emotions beyond "Likes" first emerged during those talks.
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Back in the day, mood rings were our way of expressing how we really felt.
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The large number of departments expressing interest in the program has not been previously reported.
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Trump responded, the source said, by expressing an openness to reopen talks about immigration reform.
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And — to be clear — this is not defamation, given Trump is merely expressing an opinion.
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H.R. McMaster, hasn't shied away from expressing strong public opinions on military and strategic issues.
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Both of these movements want change but have difficulty expressing how they want things done.
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As a professional musician, you see all sorts of people expressing themselves at your shows.
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"THIS IS NOT OK. IM NOT OKAY," Tan France chimed in, expressing his intense FOMO.
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People were expressing negativity or positivity, and people mistake all the time without the context.
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Expressing the emotions you'll feel when someone you admire dies, for instance, is totally fine.
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It also helps to be clear when expressing your concerns, so the person feels heard.
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"He was very articulate in expressing that vision and I bought into it," Davis said.
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Dianne Feinstein and John McCain wrote Erdogan a letter expressing "grave concerns" over the events.
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"Expressing myself through fashion is such an important part of my N.B.A. experience," James said.
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Or were they simply expressing their sexuality and using its power in their own favor?
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Both Ford and Takata released statements expressing the company's condolences to the latest victim's family.
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In the Victorian era, expressing varied forms of sexuality could lead to exposure and prosecution.
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Children who bully and violate other children are often reenacting and expressing their own rage.
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Democrats jumped on the testimony, expressing concern that Trump had inappropriately meddled with the probe.
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In fact, having any emotions and expressing them to a Sagittarius will leave them fuming.
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He was expressing himself in such an unbelievably powerful, beautiful way to this Disney song.
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They need to be okay with that and okay with expressing who they're attracted to.
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" Adele's raucous acceptance speech ends with her expressing her undying love for â€" who else?
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We cannot let this moment pass without expressing our love, support and gratitude for James.
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It wasn't until later that year that Trump began expressing his opposition to the war.
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It's nice to be back in the studio, expressing all of this on a microphone.
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Adding to that, people have dug up these tweets from Dunham expressing similarly problematic views.
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And now here was Kevin ending things with Bibiana and expressing his interest in Ashley.
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People aren&apost exactly holding back when it comes to expressing opinions about our president.
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I've had to find my way into being comfortable and expressing myself as an Australian.
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Far from expressing geopolitical might, America's legal overreach would then end up diminishing American power.
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Michael Jordan released a statement shortly after, expressing his support for James' community-oriented work.
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Only the day before the stories published did the company post a statement expressing concern.
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Chinese netizens were quick to condemn the trainers, with many expressing sympathy for the animal.
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And while Mitchell started her portion of the hearing by expressing sympathy for Ford, Sen.
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Newman, who is a relative newcomer, sent out a few lengthy tweets expressing his regret.
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Mostly, she found herself talking, griping, and expressing a whole range of emotions with friends.
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Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu released a statement expressing his sadness for the country's ninth leader.
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"Expressing displeasure" with Exxon's board by voting against re-election of one or more members.
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Instead of expressing fear, residents of Jakarta praised the police for quickly neutralizing the attackers.
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Ahead, check out some of the ways women around the world are expressing this trend.
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"A lot of me, at first, was trepidatious about expressing my political self," Toronto says.
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I am perfectly fine with people expressing their thoughts and sensitivities and dealing with that.
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And it's a way of expressing to the rest of our species, our deep appreciation.
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I'd say around 10 people walked out during Louis C.K.'s set, mostly expressing solidarity.
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It was just me taking control over how I was expressing myself with my hair.
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Joe Manchin during his FERC nomination after video emerged of McNamee expressing climate change denial.
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The case has dominated the Canadian news, with employees, friends and leading politicians expressing shock.
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He responded by expressing confidence in his hand-picked team that helped draft the targets.
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In April, a group of bipartisan Senators signed a letter expressing concern about the situation.
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Implications for the financial system: Lawmakers didn't hold back on expressing their fears about Libra.
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Tajik President Emomali Rahmon sent the leaders of each country a telegram expressing condolences Monday.
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The cast recently shared an open letter on social media expressing their support for Gunn.
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It's simply another way of playing out and expressing something that you're very passionate about.
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Greece's Foreign Ministry issued a statement expressing its "deepest sorrow" at the death of Amiridis.
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It would mean total blockage of a legitimate, much-expected, institutionalized way of expressing opinions.
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Augmented reality technology like ModiFace unlocks the true purpose of cosmetics: expressing one's ideal self.
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However, it doesn't get in the way of me practicing my art and expressing myself.
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The US Embassy in Cairo released a statement about the crash, expressing solidarity with Egyptians.
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"Many African countries are coming on board, expressing their commitment to the compact," Gigaba said.
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Club owner Julian Rodgers issued a statement late on Sunday expressing condolences to the victims.
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Meanwhile, Kendall found her #OOTD to be quite an efficient vehicle for expressing her feelings.
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The performers are government employees known for expressing their love of country using glow sticks.
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What I'm expressing with all this praise is that I feel strongly that it will.
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In addition, all of the major hospital groups wrote to members of Congress expressing opposition.
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And he hasn't been shy about expressing his dismay at the elimination of the award.
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On Tuesday, 15 of 23 senators signed a resolution expressing support for Duterte's existing declaration.
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Senate Republicans are expressing growing concerns about the relationship between the Trump administration and Russia.
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Make a point of expressing your continued interest in contributing to the team's overall success.
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But if someone leaves you for expressing your desires, they're not a real partner, anyway.
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I started ten years ago and there are more people doing it now, expressing it.
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The group also drafted a letter it plans to send to the university, expressing dismay.
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All 28 EU foreign ministers issued a joint statement on the attack, expressing "unqualified solidarity".
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Using part of the meeting for "venting" or expressing frustrations and challenges can be useful.
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Khloé Kardashian is expressing herself on social media – but don't read too much into it.
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According to Koizumi, Kim "offered his apologies, expressing his regret" for his government's past actions.
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We were expressing ourselves, pushing ourselves to the limit, and seeing where it would go.
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Ang's fellow castmates also posted photos to Instagram expressing their solidarity with the LGBTQ community.
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The UAE, however, has joined Western countries in expressing its deep concern about the fighting.
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Experts have been expressing scepticism for days about the origins of the letters claiming responsibility.
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"People have different ambitions and passions when it comes to expressing their love for them."
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Insurers have not opposed the House bill, but they are expressing concerns to the Senate.
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The poll also found Republican and GOP-leaning voters expressing concern over a fractured party.
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That did not stop customers at United States airports from expressing their frustration on Twitter.
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He also defended Kline's conduct while in office, expressing the "utmost confidence" in his judgement.
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The left-wing political party Razem posted a statement expressing solidarity with the victim's family.
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China is expressing support for comments from Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Many eligible Republicans disqualified themselves by publicly expressing misgivings about Trump's suitability for the Presidency.
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Each side entered the talks in a plush resort on Singapore's Sentosa island expressing optimism.
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"She put her life on the line," Ms. Williams said, expressing disappointment at that decision.
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Hardly a day goes by without a major athlete expressing a political opinion in public.
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Marx was expressing his exasperation with armchair philosophers who are all talk and no action.
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That hasn't stopped Trump (like many a president before him) from expressing outrage about leaking.
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The shooting suspect wrote a manifesto expressing xenophobic sentiments and echoing Trump's rhetoric on immigration.
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Schumer released a statement on Monday expressing a resigned frustration at Trump's change of heart.
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I am skeptical about the degree of optimism some people are expressing about nuclear weapons.
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Boeing issued a statement on Tuesday expressing confidence in its fleet of 737 Max jets.
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A CBS poll found 71 percent of Sanders voters expressing a positive view of socialism.
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But as Google's business grew, so did the number of companies expressing fear of Google.
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Moderate voters, who have been paying less attention, seem to be expressing doubts about Biden.
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Congressional Democrats are split, with some expressing serious concerns and others defending the proposal. Rep.
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Now that the bill has been signed, however, Rubio is once again expressing his misgivings.
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Sia is expressing gratitude for her fans after they helped her through a difficult time.
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Bittrex, Circle, Bitfinex and itBit also shared statements expressing their support for the government inquiry.
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Unfortunately, some people face criticism or are even disowned for simply expressing their true identity.
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Nearly 200 former diplomats penned a letter expressing concern over the state of American diplomacy.
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The messages show Khashoggi expressing concern over the crown prince's tendencies and response to criticism.
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If monogamy is what you seek, be clear in expressing that you will not stray.
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It's passive-aggressive and frankly, a total coward's way of expressing anger toward your coworkers.
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This year's Brighton Photo Biennial searches for a "new Europe," while expressing sympathy for migrants.
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The model and reality star posted a video on YouTube expressing her support for Trump.
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We're approaching a time where people are very fearful about expressing their point of view.
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And that means he's expressing the feelings that many Republicans don't hear from other politicians.
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The affected aid groups published a statement on Tuesday expressing "deep concern" about the restrictions.
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Dombrovskis said he had sent a letter to Italy expressing concerns about the budget plan.
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You're feeling more confident expressing yourself, and you aren't in such a private mood anymore.
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We expect Blazkowicz isn't the type of person who capable of expressing themselves in nuance.
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The Godfather of street style and the crusader of every self-expressing man and woman.
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"Genetic similarity increases the risk for expressing recessive, potentially pathological, traits and abnormalities," she says.
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To release the pressure, try expressing your feelings in a journal or on an app.
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Weingarten, recently published an open letter expressing her concerns that DeVos would neglect public schools.
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U.S. lawmakers are pressing negotiators and publicly expressing hopes that a deal can be reached.
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"I think there's virtue in the Congress expressing the skepticism of this deal," said Rep.
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This allowed many to feel comfortable about expressing their bigotry and voting for Mr. Trump.
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But in a phone interview, Mr. Kudlow said he merely was expressing his personal opinions.
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S. relations, who is expressing gratitude to our goodwill measures for implementing the DPRK-U.
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But on Friday, the company posted a statement expressing alarm and promising to take action.
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But one thing is certain: We'll be expressing our reactions to them tomorrow in memes.
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He told me he sent a private letter to Castro, expressing his confusion and surprise.
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And it's a way of expressing to the rest of our species our deep appreciation.
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But critics had already spent a day expressing their astonishment and anger over the failure.
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Just kill them—as well as remembering which bodies are disproportionately policed for expressing it.
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Trump brought criticism on himself on Saturday by not expressing sympathy toward domestic violence victims.
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Mr. Vizcarra joined many Latin American leaders in expressing their condolences to Mr. García's family.
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But expressing dissent over this state of affairs is dangerous, even far from the capital.
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The governor, a Republican, has declined to comment on the shooting beyond expressing his condolences.
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I found I had trouble expressing to people how something crazy like that could happen.
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He had no trouble expressing animosity toward the "white devil," and he contemplated violent resistance.
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Maybe a gift was my way of expressing hope and good wishes for the future.
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AARP, the lobby for older Americans, and advocates for cancer patients are already expressing concerns.
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As so many emotional journeys do, this one began with me expressing disgust on Twitter.
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Expressing those thoughts to a husband you are not so sure about is another matter.
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In your opinion, is he a "cyberbully" or is he expressing his First Amendment right?
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Oh, and Brittingham — introduced to the group by Simmons — isn't wasting time expressing her opinion.
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A third was also expressing reservations about Switzerland's biggest telecoms acquisition, the sources told Reuters.
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He also admitted to at one point expressing desire to conduct a suicide bombing attack.
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Ms. Roby wasted little time in expressing gratitude to the White House for its support.
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They feel confident expressing their opinion, even when it is quite contrary to Mr. Trump's.
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While he was still mayor, Mr. Bloomberg began expressing a keen interest in climate change.
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Remainers, as the aggrieved party, have tended to be more vocal in expressing their displeasure.
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Chelsea Clinton and the actress Jessica Chastain posted on Twitter expressing support for the statue.
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Kim Kardashian West is expressing gratitude for her children and husband Kanye West this Thanksgiving.
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You've noticed that worrying and expressing your worries hasn't had much impact on his behavior.
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One of Pelosi's closest allies, however, is publicly expressing interest in the speaker's gavel. Rep.
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"The sign of eagle with the hands is our way of expressing joy," Rama wrote.
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The US Embassy in Baghdad issued a statement expressing condolences to families of the victims.
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"I regret the language I used in expressing my passion for educational choice," Loeb said.
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"Voters are consistently expressing how they want Washington to focus on real issues," he said.
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Wozniak's tweet resulted in a deluge of replies expressing a mix of surprise and concern.
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Matt Lauer's rape accuser Brooke Nevils is expressing her gratitude for her fiancé Luke Thompson.
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The best leaders are adept at expressing recognition beyond a simple pat on the back.
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Categorically denying parents this mode of expressing our unrest strikes me as severe, and unfair.
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Sexual preferences, according to Chapman's worldview, are not necessarily relevant to expressing and receiving love.
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Profanity, in and of itself, isn't an interesting or intelligent means of expressing one's self.
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That was appealing to people who already had a sense of expressing themselves in public.
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As much as humor is being used, these memes are a way of expressing opinions.
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Nunes, who worked on Trump's transition team, appeared to be expressing dismay at that reality.
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Within a month, her favorables were underwater, with slightly more expressing unfavorable than favorable views.
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He felt pride in my accomplishment, and the gift was his way of expressing that.
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Taylor, Gould and Brigham agree that mindfulness and expressing gratitude can help individuals feel happier.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) for expressing a desire to make changes to the tax code.
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Even the most radical groups seem to sense that expressing extreme views can be dangerous.
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Respondents overall grew more pessimistic amid the market turmoil after expressing positive sentiment for months.
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It provides American diplomats with a means to provide written submissions expressing disagreement with policies.
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The real magic is people worldwide expressing their love for friends, family, and random strangers.
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"I totally empathize and understand the fear that the valid voices are expressing," he added.
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Queer people who lovingly consumed the Harry Potter books and movies have been expressing heartbreak.
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Thank you all for expressing your views, and thank you, Kinsey, for addressing reader questions.
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Social media lit up, with thousands of people expressing their excitement about the trending photo.
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"We were trying to find a 21st-century way of expressing Expressionism," Mr. Laing said.
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She criticized Carson for expressing more concern about compliance costs than about reducing housing discrimination.
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The billionaire sent a series of tweets expressing his sadness and shared memories with Hawking.
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Translation isn't just words to words; it's about expressing whole ways of experiencing the world.
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One coworker recalled him expressing particular interest about workforce development projects in his home state.
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WHCA president Margaret Talev issued a statement last Sunday expressing some regret over Wolf's performance.
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U.S. Figure Skating, the national governing body, has said little, beyond expressing shock and condolences.
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Her tweet expressing solidarity for the LGBTQ community Thursday morning was widely denounced as hypocritical.
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One-third talked about men they worked with expressing romantic interest that was not reciprocated.
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This is a single-choreographer troupe, expressing the worldview of its artistic director, Mr. Céspedes.
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Those unclear signals, however, left some farmer trade groups expressing doubt about the President's claims.
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Earlier this month, a group of sociologists released an open letter expressing support for Walker.
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And as a result, the value of expressing outrage as a virtue signal would decline.
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Dre is just expressing raw, powerful pain, a pain that isn't limited to this election.
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The dances are forms of artistic expression, but also outlets for expressing resistance and freedom.
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He confessed his own struggle to understand the line between expressing interest and being creepy.
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Sitwell's response was beyond the pale, but he's not alone in expressing dislike for vegans.
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It's causing gay men like Paijo to think twice before publicly expressing their sexual orientation.
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Kerouac: Beat Painting suggests that writing and painting are merely two ways of expressing language.
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A lot of people are feeling uneasy, a lot of kids are expressing their concerns.
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Gallup's polling on the amount of "confidence" the public has in the Court shows fewer people expressing significant confidence in it and a rise in people expressing "some" confidence: Political scientists generally do not see this as evidence that the Court is losing fundamental legitimacy.
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This time, one of the robots behaved in a "socially contingent" manner while it talked, expressing cues in a way that was appropriate and responsive to children's utterances and behaviors; the other did not, expressing similar cues but in a way that was fairly random.
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His family has since been notified of his death and issued a statement, expressing their pain.
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The foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said little beyond expressing his "shock and disappointment" at the verdict.
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Her initial effort on June 14th was limited to a three-sentence statement expressing her sorrow.
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It created the perfect way of expressing how most people feel when they witness something unbelievable.
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She says staying active, taking supplements, and expressing emotions have been key to her wellness journey.
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Expressing feelings of frustration and confusion in a way that can create something beautiful and cathartic.
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Cancer season finds you busy socializing, and, as is the theme for the month, expressing yourself!
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