Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures, and these are most definitely extraordinary times.
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"This is extraordinary—extraordinary for any students; extraordinary for the colleges they attend; and extraordinary for students from low-income families in particular."
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As Carl Sagan often said, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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So it was an extraordinary-- and is an extraordinary business.
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Bayes' rule teaches you that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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"With extraordinary evil we must fight with extraordinary greatness," he wrote.
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The car doesn't require extraordinary skill to tap the extraordinary potential.
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It's about an extraordinary community at an extraordinary moment in history.
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But as Carl Sagan once said, "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."
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So she&aposs an extraordinary person and has an extraordinary legal mind.
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It's a reflection of extraordinary effort to overcome yet more extraordinary odds.
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It does not take an extraordinary mind to develop an extraordinary memory.
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"As Carl Sagan said: 'Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence,' " Schulze‑Makuch said.
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Even Litvinenko's extraordinary death has come, in retrospect, to seem less than extraordinary.
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Their extraordinary profits are won through extraordinary reach—this is not a secret.
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The first exomoon is obviously an extraordinary claim and it requires extraordinary evidence.
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"We're going to extraordinary lengths because this is an extraordinary situation," Brock said.
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Well, if it sounds so extraordinary, it probably is because it is extraordinary.
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But isn't it extraordinary, that the STEM subjects are much more ... It's extraordinary.
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To pull this off requires extraordinary leadership by M.B.S., and an extraordinary team.
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Governments and rights groups agree that these extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.
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He discussed his extraordinary career, and also shared stories from his equally extraordinary childhood.
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BOULTON: I mean, it&aposs quite an extraordinary -- quite an extraordinary thing to say.
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"Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures," Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted on Sunday.
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A plague is an extraordinary event, and the horror it unleashes is extraordinary, too.
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"These are extraordinary times that call for extraordinary measures," said Richard Ashworth, Walgreens president.
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The classic Carl Sagan dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" undoubtedly rings true.
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But giving truth its due in this extraordinary new era requires extraordinary new standards.
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I met one extraordinary woman with an extraordinary and painful story, who introduced me to a lot of other women with extraordinary stories and suddenly it was personal.
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Today's extraordinary request for an extraordinary suspect, in other words, could be tomorrow's routine request.
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"The first exomoon is obviously an extraordinary claim and it requires extraordinary evidence," he said.
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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and until we've seen such evidence, I'd be extremely skeptical.
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Simone is a very extraordinary person, and she's going to be a very extraordinary grownup.
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He said the move was neither authoritarian nor undemocratic because "extraordinary times need extraordinary measures".
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"I think Justin is an extraordinary young man who has been given an extraordinary life, and because of that he cannot complain that he's held to extraordinary standards," Braun said.
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And it looks as though extraordinary minds truly do require extraordinary food to fuel their greatness.
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What astronomers have uncovered is extraordinary evidence, and extraordinary claims will be required to explain it.
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The extraordinary nature of the soccer, however, is surpassed by the extraordinary nature of its soundtrack.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS WE ARE IN AN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION THAT IS MORE EXTRAORDINARY THAN BANKING CRISIS
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It "will be wide-ranging and extraordinary because we're dealing with an extraordinary threat," he said.
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He went on to conservatively point out that both claims are extraordinary and require extraordinary evidence.
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We won World War II with our extraordinary capacity for mass production, our extraordinary capacity to mobilize bullets, airplanes, liberty ships, soldier uniforms, and extraordinary technologies like radar and the atomic bomb.
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"This is a case of extraordinary importance which requires extraordinary measures," the government said in a statement.
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You talk about what's around you and we had an extraordinary life—just extraordinary in every way.
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In either case, extraordinary steps were necessary, because the risks of not taking them were also extraordinary.
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It runs counter to everything news executives have been taught, but extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.
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Our nation's founders saw fit to empower Congress with an extraordinary remedy to address extraordinary executive misconduct.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS DEBT BREAK FORESEES EXCEPTIONS IN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATIONS AND WE ARE IN AN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION
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"These extraordinary challenges require equally extraordinary solutions and that's why we're turning to you," wrote Lt. Gen.
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She also annoys me sometimes when she's mad at the nurses, but she's an extraordinary woman. Extraordinary.
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These are extraordinary times, under an extraordinary leader, and they justify extraordinary measures by those loyal and committed civilians and military personnel who have dedicated their lives to the welfare of their nation.
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While her life was tragic, she proved herself to be an extraordinary woman who fought extraordinary odds. 4.
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"The utility of [more hearings] has started to diminish — unless they're extraordinary witnesses with extraordinary testimony," said Rep.
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"During the surprise send-off, Obama praised him as an "extraordinary man with an extraordinary career in public service.
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This is why impeachment and removal remain extraordinary remedies for extraordinary misconduct by the president of the United States.
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Based on the research, that makes it more likely that America's extraordinary levels of gun violence will remain extraordinary.
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"Extraordinary times require extraordinary action," Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank, said on Twitter early Thursday.
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But for it to happen would require extraordinary circumstances, and those extraordinary circumstances would be very hard to achieve.
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It's an extraordinary admission, and an extraordinary political moment — not just because of what it means for Mr. Trump.
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As editors, we strive to tell the stories of extraordinary people doing ordinary things and ordinary people doing extraordinary things.
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"You've got this extraordinary energy, this extraordinary history that you don't ever wipe clean or disregard," Whittaker told BuzzFeed News.
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The fact of the matter is Donald Trump's presidency is extraordinary— and it is provoking an extraordinary response to match.
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But perhaps the most extraordinary thing about this extraordinary week was that Mrs May ended it stronger than she began.
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But anyone who has ever funded a Kickstarter knows that with extraordinary growth in the technology sector comes extraordinary failure.
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" 'Extraordinary loss' for children "In particular, we would like to acknowledge the tragic circumstances and extraordinary loss for their children.
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In extraordinary circumstances, they showed extraordinary bravery, holding fast to a lifeboat of humanity amid a roaring sea of inhumanity.
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"This is a case of extraordinary importance which requires extraordinary measures," the government said in a statement on the reward.
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"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" is an aphorism made popular by Carl Sagan, the legendary planetary scientist and science popularizer.
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CORRECTED-GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS DEBT BRAKE (NOT BREAK) FORESEES EXCEPTIONS IN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATIONS AND WE ARE IN AN EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION
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"This is an effort that I think is extraordinary in cost, extraordinary in scope, and I think extraordinary as it relates to the intrusion into the sovereignty of the states," Pruitt said in September about the regulation.
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"These two extraordinary, extremely young men, simply by doing their duty, have done an extraordinary service to our community," Minniti said.
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It's an extraordinary achievement, one made even more extraordinary with the realization that a similar technique could be used in humans.
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To suggest that Mr Marrero recklessly barged ahead with such an ill-advised scheme is an extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary evidence.
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Democrats are blessed with a diverse and extraordinary team with a deep and extraordinary bench that is ready to lead America.
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"This extraordinary moment in our history requires all of us to take extraordinary action to save lives," she wrote to Trump.
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"Impeachment is designed as an extraordinary constitutional remedy, and it puts members of Congress in an extraordinary situation," Mr. Raskin said.
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But we should not confuse the fact that they took extraordinary actions with the notion that they lived in extraordinary times.
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A group of 2020 Democrats have called President Trump a "white supremacist," an extraordinary charge at an extraordinary moment in American politics.
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The proverbial scientific wisdom is that extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, but events like this seem to turn that idea on its head.
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It was an extraordinary gesture, and these are extraordinary times in the relationship between two of Washington's keystone allies in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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"These extraordinary challenges require equally extraordinary solutions and that's why we're turning to you," the deputy chief of staff for the command wrote.
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Such tough talk may reassure some fearful voters, giving the impression that politicians are willing to respond to extraordinary circumstances with extraordinary measures.
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THE EXTRAORDINARY at Hunter East Harlem Gallery presents work by artists who've gone to extraordinary lengths to make their work in this country.
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It was an extraordinary story — too extraordinary for some among the small cadre of international academics who had actually worked with the manuscripts.
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I think that whenever we start to discount the probability of something extraordinary going on, is when you find something extraordinary going on.
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He favors stories of extraordinary acts that are based on reality — proof that extraordinary things exist, that they don't just have to be imagined.
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"The world is facing a pandemic situation and for this extraordinary time, we need extraordinary measures," said Nadeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Avatrade.
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Torn from the pages of a graphic novel by Jacques Tardi, the extraordinary world of April and the Extraordinary World is its chief asset.
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As extraordinary as that story is, two things about it are even more extraordinary: It's a heck of a way to run the government.
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The Polish central bank does not take generally rate setting decisions at regular sittings but the extraordinary situation may require extraordinary steps, analysts said.
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These are extraordinary times, the argument goes, requiring extraordinary interventions — up to and including an ultrarich, party-switching Manhattanite hard-wired to replace another.
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Related: The court's decision was both an extraordinary rebuke for Mr. Johnson and an extraordinary intervention by the British judiciary into the political sphere.
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"And then you go back to that extraordinary press conference, that extraordinary day, when [Deputy Attorney General] Rod Rosenstein appointed Bob Mueller," he said.
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"The amounts of money we're dealing with feel extraordinary, and they are extraordinary, but the cost of developing software is an expensive proposition," Kaplan added.
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The fact that the result of the chaos could be another vote on EU membership is one of the most extraordinary stories of these extraordinary times.
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"Now we have not just an individual extraordinary case, but a situation in which these cases are extraordinary for a large group of people," he said.
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"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and one can have some reservations regarding the proposed ages for the Ain Boucherit and Ain Hanech sites," Hublin told Gizmodo.
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There are so many extraordinary women and a few men who made it together, so you're talking to me, but I speak for an extraordinary team.
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I'm going to bask in this extraordinary honour and my extraordinary good luck and I'll set to work first thing tomorrow on the global unfairness problem.
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It would be extraordinary if any of these people started a playoff game, but in a very real sense the possibility of it is extraordinary enough.
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"We took this extraordinary step because the minority took the extraordinary step of boycotting the meeting," said the environment committee's chairman, Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming.
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The film features an extraordinary group of dancers restaging the choreographer's work in the present alongside an extraordinary gathering of archival content made at the time.
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"This is an effort that I think is extraordinary in cost, extraordinary in scope, and I think extraordinary as it relates to the intrusion into the sovereignty of the states," Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt (R), one of the rule's challengers, said at a recent event.
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This was yet another dismally extraordinary fact of our dismally extraordinary times, but one for which you may be forgiven having forgotten not even six months later.
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Letters To the Editor: In almost a year of extraordinary behaviors by President Trump and his team, the past few days may just be the most extraordinary.
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Although Walt Disney is best remembered today for his Magic Kingdom, his chief contribution to the art of animation was not his extraordinary imagination but his extraordinary realism.
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If you want to be one of those rare, extraordinary people with world-class success, you need to make the extraordinary choice to learn instead of be entertained.
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Ms. Samuels agreed, and said she had an extraordinary heart and an extraordinary faith: "She lived according to her faith and did not sway from it," she said.
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What's so extraordinary about each and every one of this year's Top 10 CNN Heroes is that they, too, are ordinary people taking extraordinary action born from empathy.
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An extraordinary guy deserves an extraordinary funeral ... so says the family of Ravens cornerback Tray Walker who ordered up a custom Ravens-themed casket for his final tribute.
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"This is an effort that I think is extraordinary in cost, extraordinary in scope and I think extraordinary as it relates to the intrusion into the sovereignty of the states," Pruitt said recently of the Clean Power Plan, shortly before a federal court heard his and other states' challenges against it.
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"I think it's fascinating to see just how extraordinary this population is, to think that they're almost like superhumans living among us with these really extraordinary capabilities," said Ilardo.
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" Asked about the "extraordinary set of allegations being made by two former chancellors" against the BoE, Carney said: "I agree it is extraordinary in all senses of the word.
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It was just normal people confronted with an extraordinary thing, and this movie deeply influenced me because my movies are also like normal people who live through extraordinary adventures.
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"I'm reminded of that quote: An extraordinary claim requires extraordinary evidence," said Rebecca Mickol, an astrobiologist at the Naval Research Laboratory's Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering, in an interview.
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The least extraordinary thing about the early republic was its ambivalence toward fraud, and the most extraordinary thing about our current, late republic is that this ambivalence still widely holds.
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The brand launched its "Extraordinary Women, Extraordinary Stories" fall campaign, which features a photo essay and video shorts of the two women talking about ways they've impacted each other's lives.
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The extraordinary fact that men and women labored to create a spectacle in which a woman acts the death of a heartbroken bird is too extraordinary to fold into writing.
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Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Updated: 5:30 p.m.
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I said this in the case of the Electoral College vote, and the same applies in the case of every other act of opposition: Extraordinary circumstances require extraordinary opposition tactics.
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"Extraordinary times require extraordinary action," ECB President Christine Lagarde said, amid concerns that the strains from burgeoning crisis could eventually tear apart the euro zone as a single currency bloc.
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Chambliss aptly titled his paper "The Mundanity of Excellence, " and it serves an important reminder that many of the people that we label extraordinary don't do things that are extraordinary.
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Stevens, known for his penchant for wearing bow ties, had an extraordinary life and was an extraordinary justice -- the second longest-serving in the court's history at his retirement in 1990.
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"We have some extraordinary people who work on Capitol Hill — extraordinary — whose counterparts in the executive department, and clearly in the private sector, are being paid substantially more," Mr. Hoyer said.
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"'Educated' follows the extraordinary life of an extraordinary girl, but it's so much more than the story itself," Remi Rosmarin, a reporter on Business Insider's commerce team, said of the memoir.
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My own experience in a solidly middle-class family also suggests that Asians pay for college not with extraordinary wealth but with extraordinary measures, like my parents' eight-year renovation project.
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"The Year of the Woman 2.0" might not just lead to an extraordinary number of women running for office — it may actually lead to an extraordinary number of women winning office.
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" Colman added, "The Queen is an extraordinary human being.
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" And Mr. Ovitz said: "It's pretty extraordinary to me.
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Elephants are equally intelligent — and their memories are extraordinary.
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Popular's response—an extraordinary one for extraordinary times—was to download data onto encrypted laptops early every morning and send it out with employees who would stand by tellers and authorise withdrawals.
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" To which he added: "The ability to add and subtract is a higher-level cognitive ability and to claim that an insect can do this is extraordinary and therefore requires extraordinary evidence.
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And if that's the case, it's worth remembering that HBO got to where it is by putting extraordinary television on the air — but also by finding extraordinary television in very ordinary things.
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If you're given the mask of being extraordinary, then you spend a lot of time trying to convince people that even when someone manifests as extraordinary, they have foibles like everybody else.
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And I started to become curious about an opposite possibility, which is that maybe the extraordinary elite generosity of our time is how we maintain the extraordinary elite hoarding of our time.
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Extraordinary. (BEGIN VIDO CLIP) JOE SCARBOROUGH, MSNBC HOST: We all know that Vladimir Putin is holding something over Trump, we do not know it is but we know it must be something extraordinary.
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" The gist: "One of the most extraordinary things about our current politics — really, one of the most extraordinary developments of recent political history — is the loyal adherence of religious conservatives to Donald Trump.
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"An extraordinary challenge demands an extraordinary response," said Max Feldman, a lawyer at the Brennan Center for Justice, a liberal-leaning think tank that crafted its own $2 billion plan for the election.
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Drones make the extraordinary power of digital technologies physically incarnate.
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That kind of moral heroism took place in extraordinary circumstances.
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When Odette rejoins them, her vacillations of energy are extraordinary.
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But inside this besieged city an extraordinary project took shape.
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"We're determined to give her an extraordinary experience," Kidman said.
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You know, I love ordinary Americans who do extraordinary things.
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Only in extraordinary cases does the president overrule that decision.
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Critics agreed that Malek's turn as Freddie Mercury was extraordinary.
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And I think Julia was extraordinary in the lead role.
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Tomlin is being recognized for her extraordinary career in Hollywood.
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I mean, that studio and what they're doing is extraordinary.
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These companies make devices that are extraordinary feats of engineering.
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This is an extraordinary case on a number of levels.
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Isabel Nélisse, who is just extraordinary, plays the prepubescent Jenny.
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That comes despite the European Central Bank's extraordinary stimulus measures.
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She did that in her 70s — it was really extraordinary.
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Ahead, we've published some of the most extraordinary, in full.
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It takes an extraordinary person not to get caught up.
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We can feel proud that we achieved something so extraordinary.
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She combines strong, progressive values with just extraordinary political skill.
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The levels of inequality we're seeing now are pretty extraordinary.
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I mean, it's extraordinary [compared to] even 10 years ago.
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These traits apparently form the bedrock of an "extraordinary" friendship.
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But what an extraordinary last trumpet note that would be.
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It's extraordinary the country can get taken on a ride.
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His trust was extraordinary as he had been there overnight.
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The ordinary excel while the extraordinary frequently find themselves restricted.
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"When he was little, his vocabulary was extraordinary," she said.
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Our campaign has been met with the most extraordinary enthusiasm.
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Something extraordinary is happening behind the scenes at Impossible Foods.
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That was something that was extraordinary, that was probably China.
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I think we will end up having an extraordinary relationship.
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He has become an exceptional singer with an extraordinary range.
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Stan leaves an extraordinary legacy that will outlive us all.
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Help him to lead us in pursuing your extraordinary vision.
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THE 1960s were blessed with a batch of extraordinary songwriters.
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The thread that begins there ends in an extraordinary story.
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Loma's aptitude for Muay Thai is nothing short of extraordinary.
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Ready to see us try out all three extraordinary looks?
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There's nothing extraordinary about these ones they've chosen to feature.
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Mueller's report "suffers from an extraordinary legal defect," Flood wrote.
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Thank you, John, for a life of extraordinary service. pic.twitter.
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By chaotically mixing their genetic information, animals generate extraordinary diversity.
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"Ardern's performance has been extraordinary," pundit Bryce Edwards told Reuters.
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And as Kattrin, the young Ms. Sithole is simply extraordinary.
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Because the damage he has done to America is extraordinary.
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"It's pretty extraordinary, it's nature in the raw," Hammerschlag says.
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But to witness this firsthand was — in a word — extraordinary.
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You should read John Stanton's extraordinary reporting on Streamline courts.
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Nobody can copy her, because she's this uniquely extraordinary contradiction.
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Finally, there's the smoking part of this whole extraordinary dessert.
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And I also believed I lived in an extraordinary time.
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Another Englishman, Stanley Rous, was elected at an extraordinary Congress.
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The bank has called an extraordinary shareholder meeting on Sept.
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Read Jane Lytvynenko's extraordinary report on the dogs of Chernobyl.
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GOT AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER FROM TENEO TO COME JOIN THEM.
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"What you are talking about is extraordinary greed," Sanders said.
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The bond purchases were extraordinary measures taken to stimulate growth.
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" Chef Ned Bell told reporters, "It is an extraordinary species.
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Yet so far, extraordinary intelligence has brought Ophelia little happiness.
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I live the most extraordinary life, and I'm very grateful.
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He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life.
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"It takes extraordinary skill of heroic medical personnel," he said.
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The 7% comp number in the U.S. seems somewhat extraordinary.
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The "something extraordinary" is forced on them, to catastrophic affect.
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It was kind of extraordinary that she was that tall.
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But, in fact, what I found was something truly extraordinary.
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"An extraordinary life has ended," Hernandez told The Associated Press.
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GRAHAM: We only appoint a special counsel in extraordinary circumstances.
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And, because of how they work, they wield extraordinary influence.
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IN RECENT years Britain has experimented with extraordinary monetary stimulus.
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The sparse, deadpan prose imbues these scenes with extraordinary intensity.
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PiS says it is dismantling an "extraordinary caste" of judges.
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LAST month an extraordinary collection of photographs returned to Nigeria.
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"Your father has accomplished extraordinary," intones Oprah Winfrey's Mrs. Witch.
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Combined with the stylized features, that itself is just extraordinary.
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"Everyone is so different, it's really extraordinary," the actress says.
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Using AI, managers can gain extraordinary control over their employees.
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Meanwhile, Poland's economic performance has been nothing short of extraordinary.
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When coupled with love, it can result in extraordinary action.
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IEMs of all kinds are known for their extraordinary detail.
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Were this true, America would indeed have extraordinary negotiating leverage.
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Decarbonization enjoys an extraordinary degree of political consensus in Britain.
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"Urmila is just absolutely extraordinary in this sense," he said.
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"We intend to honour those extraordinary results," Di Maio said.
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This enables the computer to process extraordinary amounts of information.
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And the president has an extraordinary hold over his base.
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That was something that was extraordinary that was probably China.
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It's early days yet, but the possibilities are clearly extraordinary.
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We live in an age of extraordinary surveillance and documentation.
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Richard Lazarus, from Harvard Law School, calls the intervention "extraordinary".
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CDB's overall ratings do not benefit directly from extraordinary support.
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Their ages and extraordinary talents can make them feel invincible.
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Footballer Ryan Colclough had a truly extraordinary night on Tuesday.
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But the initiatives that came out of it were extraordinary.
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So we're showing extraordinary good faith by even turning up.
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There, somehow, he spun it into an extraordinary standup show.
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"Reese is so extraordinary in so many ways," said Green.
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Our attitude and actions will have to be extraordinary, too.
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I want her to be normal with an extraordinary life.
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The circularity, the perpetual motion of that delusion is extraordinary.
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The other two short terms came in particularly extraordinary times.
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But the past three years have seen an extraordinary renaissance.
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Together, they can elevate the simplest recipe to something extraordinary.
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There are a couple of extraordinary things about this clip.
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Molly Bloom: Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed an extraordinary film.
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Lost in you, and the extraordinary honor of loving you.
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Both series tell their stories with music and extraordinary performances.
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It's an extraordinary cast and I'm very hopeful for it.
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It's an extraordinary test of the President's patience and authority.
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The Life Project: The Extraordinary Story of Our Ordinary Lives.
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We really made some extraordinary friendships that will last forever.
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Africa has the potential to seize an extraordinary demographic dividend.
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Biden's super PAC shenanigans aren't that extraordinary by recent standards.
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President Obama has been an extraordinary advocate for Native Americans.
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Despite its abrasiveness, the music has experienced extraordinary commercial velocity.
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Losing a friend had long ceased being an extraordinary event.
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He has made extraordinary progress in rolling back regulatory fiats.
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Comey's press conference was extraordinary for this and other reasons.
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Admittedly this was an unusual case with extraordinary public interest.
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The organisation's structure exhibits the extraordinary breadth of its remit.
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And the scale of Mr de Castro's earnings was extraordinary.
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Her extraordinary wit, monitoring its own excesses, is her compass.
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Barr's qualifications for the position of attorney general are extraordinary.
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" A U.S. News contributor glowingly called it "an extraordinary event.
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An extraordinary young cast was on hand for the première.
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It's not a procedure that's performed except in extraordinary circumstances.
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But, until I see extraordinary evidence, I'd bet against it.
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Maybe it's Frances who is extraordinary, bound for great things.
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In this case, I think we did an extraordinary job.
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And if successful, the rewards of 5G would be extraordinary.
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"This extraordinary event is rapidly becoming, unfortunately, an ordinary event."
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A dog that is ready to make its life extraordinary.
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People [are] profiting from it, making extraordinary claims about it.
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It's just not especially rich in extraordinary characters or moments.
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Cecilia felt that she, too, was ready for something extraordinary.
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We are grateful for his leadership during this extraordinary period.
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We heard something extraordinary in this week's vice presidential debate.
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That prompted an extraordinary rebuke from Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Yet, anyone who works in fashion encounters the extraordinary daily.
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Just in, an extraordinary statement from the White House: pic.twitter.
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"We intend to honor those extraordinary results," Di Maio said.
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Would such a course of action be extreme and extraordinary?
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In his extraordinary career, Baker had somehow fallen short again.
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"They've made extraordinary strides at improving their execution," Cramer said.
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That brings extraordinary opportunity and it demands responsibility and accountability.
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What I saw young servicemen and women accomplish was extraordinary.
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It is extraordinary that this has yet to be done.
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And his drawings were extraordinary — beautiful fantasies, full of poetry.
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Once they become prosecutors, they are invested with extraordinary powers.
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Paradoxically, "Atlas," Ms. Tawil's solo, was both tedious and extraordinary.
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It sounds ordinary, but in that society, it's completely extraordinary.
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The way he was behaving toward me was just extraordinary.
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The maneuver that Mueller uses in Volume 2 is extraordinary.
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It was an extraordinary effort, destroyed utterly by superior talent.
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Still, it shows extraordinary market intervention before even taking office.
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They have an extraordinary amount of leverage in that sense.
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But, Ackerman reports, they've "indicated an extraordinary flexibility" in private.
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The days I don't want to kill myself are extraordinary.
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The United States' commitment to Holocaust education has been extraordinary.
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She puts an extraordinary pressure on language by her parsimoniousness.
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This heartbreaking decision was a last resort in extraordinary times.
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All that puts extraordinary weight on the shoulders of Mrs.
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A. It has been a success — an extraordinary success. Gov.
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Instead, she took up archery and discovered her extraordinary talent.
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But bondsmen have extraordinary powers that most lenders do not.
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At her best, Lilith in Capricorn has an extraordinary endurance.
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But there's an extraordinary wave of activism across the country.
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It was an "extraordinary change," the director Mr. Greif said.
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There were extraordinary land grabs by President Obama and Clinton.
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Republicans got to that extraordinary point by a tangled path.
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She is, she is on the path to extraordinary fame.
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And by "extraordinary," of course, I mean extraordinarily low quality.
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This perseverance has characterized much of Ms. Feldman's extraordinary life.
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Extraordinary dreams were not democratic; only great artists received visions.
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Her goal is to recognize the extraordinary in the ordinary.
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Oh, it's extraordinary, and you're 14, 15, 211 years old.
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Our people have made extraordinary sacrifices to liberate their land.
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It is a series about extraordinary events in ordinary lives.
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With simple twists, she turned the quotidian into the extraordinary.
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Woods had always drawn huge crowds, but this was extraordinary.
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Campari Group holds annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings (20900 GMT).
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Annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: Telecom Italia (TIM) (090063 GMT).
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Salini Impregilo holds annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings (10003 GMT).
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Campari Group holds annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings (1 GMT).
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Annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: Telecom Italia (TIM) (090093 GMT).
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Salini Impregilo holds annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings (1330 GMT).
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Her use of language and sense of justice is extraordinary.
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It has done so before, at extraordinary speed and scale.
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DEFIANCEThe Extraordinary Life of Lady Anne BarnardBy Stephen Taylor388 pp.
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The coronavirus outbreak has also brought some about extraordinary moments.
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What has Mr. Trump done that warrants this extraordinary sabotage?
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It helps that I'm surrounded by such extraordinary musical values.
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Extraordinary philanthropy, in our new Gilded Age, is extraordinarily praiseworthy.
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ROME — Sometimes the most extraordinary finds occur by sheer luck.
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We are grateful for your cooperation during this extraordinary period.
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There's also a popular afternoon tea and extraordinary Sunday brunch.
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But I think we have to acknowledge that extraordinary achievement.
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But these are extraordinary circumstances -- not the norm, she said.
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Federal health officials have resisted such extraordinary measures until now.
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"It's an extraordinary performance by Joaquin Phoenix," Serkis told Insider.
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But thank her, and Mark Meadows is an extraordinary guy.
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And it was among just such extraordinary intention and love.
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When she announced Stone's sentence, she used some extraordinary rhetoric.
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Making the FBI's files public would be an extraordinary action.
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We know we have something really extraordinary in our hands.
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The implications of these extraordinary policies extend far beyond Colombia.
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A extraordinary shareholders meeting is to take place on Dec.
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The extraordinary outburst prompted Elliott to strike back on Monday.
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"Back in 1999, a wild ramp was extraordinary," she said.
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The extraordinary path is going right through the obstacle itself.
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" She added, "Saloua Raouda Choucair is an extraordinary new name.
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And I've felt that Apple has an extraordinary consumer franchise.
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The news follows six months of extraordinary turmoil at Uber.
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It's been an extraordinary few weeks for the stock markets.
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As sad as it was, it was pretty extraordinary, too.
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Moncler holds extraordinary shareholders' meeting on loyalty scheme (09003 GMT).
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"That's how you make ordinary vegetables taste extraordinary," he said.
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"Taiwan was under extraordinary pressure and facing coercion," he said.
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And in her most fraught, intense moments she was extraordinary.
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Naja (the extraordinary Heather Raffo), their mother, was a dancer.
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To my fellow "Unbelievable" cast, and the extraordinary producers, congratulations!
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"It was a very touching and moving and extraordinary thing."
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When asked in a news conference about an extraordinary Oct.
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Obama administration did not take extraordinary measures to confront an
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Moncler holds extraordinary shareholders' meeting on loyalty scheme (10003 GMT).
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This summer featured an extraordinary level of star player movement.
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They plan parties at which dwarfs are the extraordinary entertainment.
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There are no extraordinary law in the cases judged here.
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His words could foreshadow an extraordinary expansion of American intervention.
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It was extraordinary — you were aware it was a rupture.
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We would mostly have extraordinary depth in unproven starting pitchers.
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Now, there was no denying Devon had reached extraordinary heights.
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Officials in Tikrit cited extraordinary security concerns for the evictions.
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"The last couple of weeks have been extraordinary," Cruz said.
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It ignores the extraordinary strengths of our retirement finance structure.
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The ordinariness of her stitches becomes extraordinary in their configurations.
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AN AMERICAN GIRL STORY — MARYELLEN 1955: EXTRAORDINARY CHRISTMAS on Amazon.
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The screenwriter said he's always thought Tubman's story was extraordinary.
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Extraordinary shareholders (0930 GMT) and bond holders (1003 GMT) meetings.
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I got an extraordinary amount of work done that week.
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The Chinese engaged with an extraordinary range of foreign economists.
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I became fascinated with Chinese aesthetics, just those extraordinary rooves.
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He hadn't engaged in any extraordinary improprieties, quite the contrary.
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Tata Sons has called an extraordinary general meeting on Feb.
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Her life was extraordinary but her circumstances were not unique.
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MADAME PRESIDENTThe Extraordinary Journey of Ellen Johnson SirleafBy Helene CooperIllustrated.
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"This was an extraordinary demand of United," Mr. Fishman said.
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We have some extraordinary women running for president right now.
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"Her rise and influence has been really extraordinary," Felsenthal said.
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To my fellow Unbelievable cast, and the extraordinary producers, congratulations!
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Dave Brat in Virginia's 7th District, involved three extraordinary steps.
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His solution was to put me on an extraordinary diet.
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" Benson said with extraordinary solemnity, "You better off wit dem.
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Corbyn became Labour leader in 2015 in an extraordinary upset.
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Here's what we learned in a week of extraordinary testimony.
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"Savage Tales" approaches Gauguin's extraordinary journals in the same light.
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The government has gone to extraordinary lengths to avoid default.
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"You do have extraordinary growth" in emerging markets, Seymour said.
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"I need to be extraordinary," she confided to her journal.
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I mean, you've-- you've-- world leaders, anything extraordinary stick out?
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In the context of those conferences, Vuong's story seems extraordinary.
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So her father started making extraordinary requests, Ms. Powell said.
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These election results are extraordinary, in two very different ways.
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That would be an absolutely extraordinary number in literary circles.
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"'Perrona' could be loosely translated as 'extraordinary,'" he said. Indeed.
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"It was extraordinary," said Ms. Konieczny, 29, a law clerk.
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It was an extraordinary day here in Ottawa on Friday.
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"The powers it gives are quite extraordinary," Professor Hoffman said.
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Community, for example, is an extraordinary powerful theme within religion.
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Also on an extraordinary run: those Bitcoins you didn't buy.
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It was an extraordinary experience, especially for a new artist.
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Mr. Trump is wielding extraordinary power to get his way.
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The answers, like the two extraordinary leads, are deeply moving.
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Something extraordinary happened in rural America in the 2016 election.
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This is an extraordinary remedy, but Trump's actions necessitate it.
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I don't know, but this bottle is an extraordinary value.
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So that's all true, an age of extraordinary league generosity.
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One extraordinary example opened recently in the museum's African wing.
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This extraordinary set of circumstances meets the criteria justifying oversight.
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There's an extraordinary experiment in behavioral modification going on now.
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If we stand together, this country has an extraordinary future.
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The moment epitomized her extraordinary and confident sense of self.
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Indeed, The Shape of Water is both extraordinary and ordinary.
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There's nothing extraordinary about it; it's simply a good shake.
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Each of the three subsequent volumes contained similarly extraordinary work.
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"His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," the letter read.
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" He emphasized that "the liquidity of the company is extraordinary.
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His is a presidency that has made the extraordinary ordinary.
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Since March, the Treasury has been using "extraordinary measures" to stave off hitting the ceiling and likely could be stave off default a few more weeks by using such extraordinary measures, analysts have said.
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In brief remarks, Obama said the U.S.'s Nordic allies are "extraordinary countries" and "extraordinary friends," noting many shared values, including a commitment to democracy and a belief in creating opportunity for all people.
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ENGLES: WELL LET'S DO THE SECOND QUESTION, I HAVE NO IDEA IF SOMEBODY IS GOING TO COME IN WITH ANOTHER OFFER, BUT DANONE IS JUST AN EXTRAORDINARY FIT FOR US AND AN EXTRAORDINARY PARTNER.
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"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence," said Thomas Deméré, curator of paleontology at the San Diego Natural History Museum and the new paper's corresponding author, during his opening remarks at a press conference held yesterday.
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The temporary deactivation was a strong signal that Twitter, which has gone to extraordinary lengths to court politicians and world leaders to its service, has not taken similarly extraordinary measures to protect their accounts.
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The World's Most Extraordinary Homes: Season 2 Part A: NETFLIX ORIGINAL Piers and Caroline head to Portugal, Switzerland, Japan and the United States to tour more one-of-a-kind homes with extraordinary architecture.
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Combining that realism with the extraordinary was always so profound and awesome, and certainly something I wanted to maintain with this movie was having it feel authentic, and also super suspenseful and certainly extraordinary.
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It was only after extraordinary issue after extraordinary issue of Italian Vogue that I began to realize not only what a brilliant editor Franca was, but how generous and playful her imagination could be.
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This is an extraordinary level of vulnerability for a man in a uniquely powerful position, and it's made all the more extraordinary by the fact that he is non-transparent in completely unprecedented ways.
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The IEEPA grants the president extraordinary powers to prohibit financial transactions with other countries if the president determines that there is an "unusual and extraordinary threat" to US national security, foreign policy, or economy.
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"As what I hope is the last gasp of the anti-science movement, we have this extraordinary administration with extraordinary people heading up the Department of Education and Environmental Protection Agency [EPA]," he said.
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"What is extraordinary about Winston Churchill is that he was an historian ... and was able to sort-of foresee certain things that, you know - and that is what made him an extraordinary leader," she added.
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" Hoover: An Extraordinary Life in Extraordinary Times " (Knopf), by Kenneth Whyte, the former editor of the Canadian newsmagazine Maclean's , helpfully lays out a long and copious résumé that doesn't fit on this stamp of dismissal.
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"He was always very strong and extraordinary direct," Ms. Abraham said.
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He was the most inventive and extraordinary live act I've seen.
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Related Video: Being extraordinary is about living a life of purpose.
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The flavor of freshly harvested, cold-water sea scallops is extraordinary.
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Instead, Washington has relied on the Fed's extraordinary monetary policy efforts.
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It's an extraordinary time for women, and I absolutely welcome it.
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This extraordinary photo would make the world's most maddening jigsaw puzzle.
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When intelligence is combined with beauty, it's extraordinary…[like] Natalie Portman.
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While these claims are extraordinary, it's hard to prove them false.
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"I witnessed… my family's extraordinary impact on popular culture," she said.
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In a statement, Zuckerberg described the two as "extraordinary product leaders".
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The extraordinary times that we are living through demand nothing less.
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It&aposs extraordinary to see this Justice Department attack and undermine.
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"Last night we all witnessed a rather extraordinary event," said Sen.
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The Rebel Girls children's book series tells stories about extraordinary women.
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The Invictus Games are over, but the extraordinary moments live on.
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It's a fantastically beautiful state, and these bayous are absolutely extraordinary.
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"It's extraordinary to see him adapt, day to day," she said.
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And then for that extraordinary level of fame to just disappear.
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He was a man of extraordinary grace, decency, humility and kindness.
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"He was a pretty extraordinary man in my estimation," he said.
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According to the affidavit, things took an extraordinary turn on Jan.
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These result in a high likelihood of extraordinary support, if needed.
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And this is a well-deserved celebration of an extraordinary season.
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Read More The S&P 500 is doing something extraordinary — nothing!
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"This is going to be an extraordinary several months," he said.
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"To be admitted to Princeton was an extraordinary thing," he said.
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"This is an extraordinary blunder," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told reporters.
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That's an extraordinary, massive improvement in the lives of 1.3bn people.
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It was an extraordinary experience where I got more for less.
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South America initiates extraordinary land destruction to supply feed for China.
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Leena's eloquence was extraordinary: She was inadvertently drawn into Farkhunda's death.
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The citizens of this great nation, because you have extraordinary power.
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We have two very different accounts of that same extraordinary day.
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He paused, then muttered "what an extraordinary man" under his breath.
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"She has lived an extraordinary life of public service," he said.
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The extraordinary result reflects a tax credit of 950 million reais.
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Many of them would go on to extraordinary achievements in astronomy.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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"We give police officers an extraordinary amount of power," said Futterman.
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If it ever came knocking, it would be an extraordinary opportunity.
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Annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: CFT (230900 GMT), Leonardo (230900 GMT).
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The Novel of the Century: The Extraordinary Adventure of Les Misérables.
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The result has been an extraordinary relationship between two great powers.
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"It's been an extraordinary opportunity, but really hard," she tells Davis.
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"The fact that it's getting made now is extraordinary," Beacham wrote.
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If it was not obvious, Japanese prosecutors have extraordinary discretionary powers.
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In an extraordinary moment, you need to reach beyond ordinary politics.
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In "extraordinary renditions" some prisoners were handed over to other governments.
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The spinning wheel, referencing the extraordinary 1967 track 'Bike', reflects that.
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That doesn't stop the company from making some truly extraordinary claims.
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"If (Purnama) is elected again something extraordinary will happen," she said.
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Annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: RATTI (0930 GMT), SMRE (0900 GMT).
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That's what began the extraordinary crime drop in New York City.
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Generic drug manufacturers can become monopolies, with extraordinary price-setting power.
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"She has lived an extraordinary life of public service," Obama said.
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Yet both eventually produced extraordinary performances that still seem miraculous today.
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He has been consistently complimentary of the "extraordinary results" they obtained.
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"I think watching your babies have babies is extraordinary," said Kris.
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Such extraordinary good fortune is liable to change a person's outlook.
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Joseph PhillipsOn May 23rd, something extraordinary happened at the South Pole.
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Watch " Housetraining: Canine Companions Extraordinary Puppy " on YouTube for more tips.
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If that&aposs not extraordinary, someone better tell me what is.
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Sanchez also praised Colombia's "extraordinary" humanitarian efforts in helping Venezuelan migrants.
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She could make even the most mundane task into something extraordinary.
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We aim to convey the message that all women are extraordinary.
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It's an extraordinary set of events — I hope we learn more.
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In order to be an astronaut, you have to be extraordinary.
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You have to believe you're capable of accomplishing these extraordinary things.
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"This is an extraordinary court order," Chishti told me Sunday morning.
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The Novel of the Century: The Extraordinary Adventure of "Les Miserables".
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You've got this extraordinary person who's exceptional at what they do.
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"It is an extraordinary amount of restitution being sought," Olson said.
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OPEC sources, however, played down the possibility of an extraordinary meeting.
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"University Challenge" contestants must also have extraordinary confidence in their abilities.
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They might be extraordinary, but they also probably have a Snapchat.
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"She says she's just an ordinary person, and really she's extraordinary."
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And because weddings are no longer obligatory, they must be extraordinary.
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"We're laser focused on building an extraordinary content offering," he said.
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I don't think that there is anything extraordinary taking place today.
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After an extraordinary 8 years, I'll be taking a little break.
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Scientists have observed "extraordinary" waves coming out of Jupiter's moon Ganymede.
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But if you look throughout the report there is extraordinary bias.
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Board meeting on FY results and extraordinary shareholders' meeting (0900 GMT).
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An event this special deserves extraordinary trappings, and we've got 'em.
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Foremost, though, was the extraordinary clearing and freeing of his mind.
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Yet despite apparent stability, housing faces threats, both cyclical and extraordinary.
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That was when the Times did its second extraordinary tax story.
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And she's ready to share her extraordinary story with the world.
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Extraordinary shareholders' meeting: CALEIDO GROUP (0800 GMT), KI GROUP (0900 GMT).
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COSTOLO: I THINK JACK IS AN EXTRAORDINARY LEADER AS YOU KNOW.
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"This all creates a perfect storm of extraordinary ineptitude," Denno said.
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The Philadelphia native enjoyed a steady rise to extraordinary, global fame.
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Neither component alone guarantees the extraordinary work output that chemistry creates.
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Extremes is a show about people who've lived through extraordinary situations.
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Mr de Lacharrière says this was "nothing extraordinary" and "only logical".
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Glenne was a tremendous talent, and an even more extraordinary person.
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"We find ourselves in extraordinary times in American culture," he added.
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Jeff Sessions is a man of integrity, loyalty, and extraordinary character.
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Meanwhile, in Canada, things began moving forward at an extraordinary pace.
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My friend, RM, is the extraordinary art teacher at our school.
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Now that we're having these conversations, it's a really extraordinary time.
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"I think the potential of the program is extraordinary," he said.
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This might seem like an extraordinary account for a U.S. president.
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But these are extraordinary times, and they demand more than retirement.
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Nunes' assertions led to an extraordinary public acknowledgment from Lt. Gen.
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Pelley himself knew these were extraordinary times at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The workers were also called upon to work many, extraordinary hours.
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And that's why the past three weeks have been so extraordinary.
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This narrow strip of extraordinary biodiversity is on the front line.
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The ministers are expected to convene an extraordinary meeting on Oct.
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We are always looking for extraordinary people to join our team.
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Let's start with a postmortem on the extraordinary campaign you ran.
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It is extraordinary that it continues to operate in this way.
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Planning is an extraordinary ability that distinguishes us from nonhuman animals.
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Secondly, the ban generated an extraordinary boom in rare earth prices.
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That suggests a huge desire to remain private—and extraordinary willpower.
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In truth, of course, the political headwinds against stimulus were extraordinary.
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Opinion Columnist Michelle Obama is an extraordinary woman by any measure.
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Prince knew early on that he had an extraordinary musical gift.
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"It was such an extraordinary and magical place," Ms. Lee said.
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The decision came at an extraordinary meeting of the supervisory board.
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"Extraordinary Circumstances: The Journey of a Corporate Whistleblower" by Cynthia Cooper
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If Democrats are able to do that, it would be extraordinary.
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Its store was indeed overcrowded, and the prices were not extraordinary.
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"The amount of money is sort of quite extraordinary," Fick said.
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In his extraordinary Medium post last week accusing American Media Inc.
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"This really is for my extraordinary mother and father," she concluded.
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Nonetheless, the current prevalence rate, exceeding 40%, is "extraordinary," Taylor said.
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Team Left isn't going to go down without an extraordinary fight.
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Mr. Sanders has attracted extraordinary support from young voters, beating Mrs.
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These factors indicate a strong likelihood of extraordinary support, if needed.
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Get ready for an extraordinary day of culture, creativity, and inspiration.
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As extraordinary monetary policy is slowly withdrawn, the fundamentals matter more.
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Hannah opened so many people's minds with such an extraordinary explosion.
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Thank you for being an extraordinary role model for us all.
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Computers, for instance, are commonplace, but they give us extraordinary capabilities.
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The costs associated with kidney disease and transplantation can be extraordinary.
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Why should Olympians get tax breaks when other extraordinary Americans don't?
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He realized, he said, "the extraordinary fictional nature" of the world.
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Extraordinary charisma and interpersonal skills are partly natural but also learned.
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Digital film has made extraordinary inroads in the last five years.
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Doughty said he finds it "extraordinary" that Trump would retweet her.
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According to my own eyes, the average customer is rather extraordinary.
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However, they all have extraordinary talent and a desire to thrive.
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Had an extraordinary period of national violence come to an end?
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But extraordinary things have been happening lately, especially in bond markets.
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It's extraordinary how the state has changed during his six years.
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"It's an extraordinary manual of what not to do," he said.
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Second Life was an extraordinary experiment in human behavior, she said.
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But they were powerless to withstand the extraordinary swelling this week.
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" She added that she thought Brown would be "an extraordinary President.
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Trump's unleashing of America's extraordinary energy renaissance has been more effective.
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They powerfully underscore the collision of the extraordinary and the ordinary.
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Her extraordinary public act of defiance enraged the leaders in Beijing.
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The Egyptian people are a proud people with an extraordinary civilization.
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Yes, the polls were off, but not in extraordinary ways. Mrs.
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Being the host country for the Games is an extraordinary challenge.
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More important, what motivated him to do this extraordinary, maverick move?
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Long-term care insurance would help pay for these extraordinary costs.
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"I don't really think I did anything that extraordinary," Taverna said.
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The agency must take extraordinary measures to protect that person's identity.
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It takes unflinching commitment to make the banal feel so extraordinary.
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There's no way to overstate how extraordinary all of this is.
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They're taking it back away from the marketing — making extraordinary work.
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There were some extraordinary developments in the impeachment inquiry this week.
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An extraordinary thing happened during the Republican National Convention this week.
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This freedom allowed him an extraordinary intimacy with the Iranian people.
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Because I couldn't believe it was so vivid and so extraordinary.
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Discerning commentators of the day did not find these men extraordinary.
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This woman is a force of nature — an extraordinary, energized bundle.
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Extraordinary shareholders' meeting (1003 GMT) and board meeting on H1 results.
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In Grant he is aided enormously by his subject's extraordinary life.
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The trial is a strange mix of the everyday and extraordinary.
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You have to be extraordinary passionate about whatever you are doing.
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But the circumstances we find ourselves in are extraordinary and desperate.
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JDI said it would hold an extraordinary shareholders meeting on Aug.
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Then something extraordinary happened on January 8, 2013, Bowie's 66th birthday.
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Together, we represent the most extraordinary nation in all of history.
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The attack on the Romantik Seehotel is by no means extraordinary.
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In that diminished state, doing something extraordinary really does feel special.
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There is an extraordinary amount of information packed into this piece.
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Nothing extraordinary, just potential recruits showcasing themselves for fans and coaches.
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"You have made something absolutely extraordinary happen in Texas," O'Rourke said.
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With the extraordinary amount of acceleration, it was continuing this wave.
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The CBO can thank Rivlin for this extraordinary power and influence.
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They reveal an extraordinary gap between the president and his administration.
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That's absolutely awful and the intensity of that group is extraordinary.
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The film's best segments describe the extraordinary growth of women's running.
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What followed was an extraordinary show of paramilitary precision and force.
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Indeed, that troubled year represented an extraordinary opportunity for Mr. Buffett.
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And sometimes women resort to extraordinary measures to share in homeownership.
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It was extraordinary, and we knew we had to do more.
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"I will say that we are under extraordinary circumstances," she said.
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There were extraordinary scenes, like Kim walking into South Korean territory.
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The science is extraordinary, but science communication has been unintentionally inept.
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But the unremarkable machines contribute to an extraordinary level of gambling.
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This fine dining establishment serves an extraordinary menu all season long.
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His experience is an extraordinary example, but not an isolated one.
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More than that, he's willing to abase himself in extraordinary ways.
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The intervention by Trump into Israel's decision-making was extraordinary enough.
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Obviously. But extraordinary human feats often share this kind of grandeur.
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"That was an extraordinary game," Coach Jill Ellis said this week.
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But if you go to Berlin, the Holocaust memorial is extraordinary.
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Indeed, the parallels between Trump now and Nixon then are extraordinary.
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Bollinger's attention to quotidian details and Middle American atmospherics is extraordinary.
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This element pushes these works into the realm of the extraordinary.
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To me, it's an example of the extraordinary power of storytelling.
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You heard that cry, and responded with extraordinary patience and grace.
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He has that extraordinary network, and it's all in his head.
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The extraordinary is never more than an extension of the imaginary.
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The talent mentioned in this work's title may not seem extraordinary.
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The excitement when it emerges from the oven is really extraordinary.
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"This event seems extraordinary to me," Ms. Rosenthal said of Figment.
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But that extraordinary instinct for self-examination can cause complications, too.
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"This will be an extraordinary step," Cuomo said on Wednesday morning.
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FIGC called an extraordinary meeting for March 10 following Spadafora's comments.
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That landmark is the result of an extraordinary corporate success story.
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Visitors travel with extraordinary privilege — especially those from wealthy Western nations.
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"I give Matt an extraordinary amount of credit on Yemen," Rep.
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They don't have a sense that they are doing anything extraordinary.
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The real animal behavior Cooke reports is often even more extraordinary.
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" Read more " Sometimes the most extraordinary finds occur by sheer luck.
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That is to say, Serena Joy did something that was extraordinary.
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"It is not enough to be an extraordinary musician," she said.
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Annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: FinecoBank (2122 GMT), Prysmian (1230 GMT).
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Annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: FinecoBank (13 GMT), Prysmian (1230 GMT).
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The extraordinary concentration required to guide himself "broke me," Wheatcroft said.
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It also licensed cruelty and repression on an often extraordinary scale.
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It is an extraordinary legal situation, unlike any in our history.
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Aides tell me they granted Randolph extraordinary access over several years.
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One is that they require an extraordinary amount of energy efficiency.
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"Proud to spotlight these brave, extraordinary women," Davis said on Twitter.
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How much extraordinary work and care should they have to provide?
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For those couples who can pull it off, something extraordinary awaits.
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These groups have extraordinary access and influence in the White House.
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But he's a man who has just been an extraordinary person.
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It was another extraordinary week of developments in the impeachment inquiry.
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In fact, turnout for Ossoff was extraordinary for a special election.
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But I like the way this clue made the ordinary extraordinary.
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Grateful for US leadership, and for this extraordinary show of solidarity.
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This has had an extraordinary impact on the city's cultural life.
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Neither of them has been invested with extraordinary charm or pluckiness.
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" In his address, Trump claimed his administration has made "extraordinary strides.
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Click through to see the cast guide to Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist.
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We have extraordinary levels of cooperation, but that doesn't happen magically.
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It is not clear whether telcos see extraordinary value in mail.
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These factors indicate CUCI would receive extraordinary government support, if needed.
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TURNERThe Extraordinary Life and Momentous Times of J.M.W. TurnerBy Franny MoyleIllustrated.
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As this grows it could drive an extraordinary expansion (see chart).
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Thank you for being an extraordinary leader, great actor, great director.
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His voice still has extraordinary volume and a warm, penetrating presence.
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Roberts' moves behind the scenes were as extraordinary as his ruling.
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It was an extraordinary exercise in restraint -- a particularly Canadian response.
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Those extraordinary performances have sparked a debate that continues to rage.
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His ability to reposition a story is something I find extraordinary.
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She'd come with the most extraordinary tales and have everyone spellbound.
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What, a child asked, was the name of this extraordinary place?
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It's an "extraordinary and furious" book, our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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That makes the extraordinary results of Flip the Script particularly welcome.
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And we take a look at an extraordinary fox-marmot encounter.
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The expulsions have led to an extraordinary reaction within The Journal.
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And I felt there was no need for any extraordinary measures.
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The texture is extraordinary: silky but crunchy, like microscopic bubble-wrap.
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It was an extraordinary experience in both good and bad ways.
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February 13: Barr issues extraordinary rebuke of Trump on ABC News.
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It's an "extraordinary and furious" book, our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Today we're talking to the Atlantic's political reporter extraordinary McKay Coppins.
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It's the storytelling Yoon does within this milieu that is extraordinary.
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And I felt there was no need for any extraordinary measures.
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This summer, Stephens started to make extraordinary strides in her return.
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"It is the most naturalistic thing of extraordinary power," he said.
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It was a period of extraordinary cohabitation with the military authorities.
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But over the past 10 days the atmosphere has become extraordinary.
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I look at it and I go, 'Wow, this is extraordinary.
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Hearing House members speak from Senate floor was extraordinary in itself.
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We looked at his most memorable moment in an extraordinary career.
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Another of his choreographic virtues is an extraordinary skill with groups.
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WELL THEY'VE DONE IN THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS EXTRAORDINARY WORK.
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"It's been an extraordinary learning experience," Schock told media following court.
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Yes, this is an extraordinary step, but so is the evidence.
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"His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," Bornstein wrote of Trump.
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Together, we represent the most extraordinary Nation in all of history.
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"China has come through an extraordinary evolution," Mr. Douglas-Hamilton said.
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Salini Impregilo holds extraordinary shareholders' meeting on capital increase (33 GMT).
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And the company has access to an extraordinary amount of information.
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And that in turn will unlock extraordinary value for this company.
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But creating extraordinary shrinking circuits requires an extraordinarily increasing physical infrastructure.
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Yet our extraordinary fascination with plane crashes has, if anything, increased.
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If he can do that, he could have an extraordinary career.
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"The danger he exposed to the community is extraordinary," he said.
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"It's extraordinary," Mr. Blake said in a telephone interview on Thursday.
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The case for hiring an extraordinary constitutional scholar seems self-evident.
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This new decade of your life is going to be extraordinary.
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I thought my State of the Union address was actually extraordinary.
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It is an extraordinary contention for a sitting president to make.
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And Laura Madden is not famous, she doesn't have extraordinary resources.
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Among the characters are three human-alien hybrids with extraordinary gifts.
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"It's an extraordinary situation," said Esten, a former Tommies baseball player.
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In this case, with Trump, it has taken an extraordinary risk.
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The extraordinary decision escalates the partisan fight over the Russia probe.
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What is the reason for these extraordinary costs in the US?
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"It's extraordinary — we've never seen anything like this," Mr. Romero said.
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Good D.J.s are extraordinary artists, and great D.J.s are transcendent magicians.
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The reality is that very little about Biden's career is extraordinary.
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Now Cravath has 40 percent women partners, which is just extraordinary.
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Stories like his tell of both enormous sorrow and extraordinary determination.
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And behind his extraordinary inventiveness, Plato performs a characteristic disappearing trick.
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Sometimes, it's worth the extra dough for an extraordinary dining experience.
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But through it all, his extraordinary level of play never waned.
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It was really extraordinary for them to be recognized by Malala.
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Daniela's story of survival is as extraordinary as it is harrowing.
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The extraordinary op-ed prompted intense debate as to the author.
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Narrow AI has seen extraordinary progress over the past few years.
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The statue in Gujarat draws its name from this extraordinary feat.
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They published that last spring, and the impact was really extraordinary.
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The level of stress ordinary people are living through is extraordinary.
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There's extraordinary evidence that they are doing a lot of good.
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"The three measures the House will now consider are extraordinary, extraordinary but necessary because they respond to what I view as an extraordinary abuse of power by the Trump administration using a phony emergency to override the authority of Congress and push through $8 billion in arms sales," Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Reading this interview between this extraordinary artist and this no less extraordinary writer, all I could think was that I wished I were there, sitting in the room with them, watching them interact with one another.
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It would provide a more solid basis for debate than banks' self-serving assertions that they should be allowed to benefit from extraordinary public guarantees, while also reaping the extraordinary private rewards of high-risk finance.
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"They are taking extraordinary measures in the face of what is an extraordinary challenge," said Mike Ryan, Executive Director of WHO Health Emergencies Programme who accompanied the body's chief on a trip to China this week.
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"I think when you have an extraordinary player and one who is just as extraordinary off the field, then you realize you were in the presence of someone special," Cardinals general manager Rod Graves told ESPN.
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The paradox was that the man who had such an extraordinary orchestral imagination — and such extraordinary powers to realize the fruits of that imagination in performance — should have been so convinced of his need for electronic resources.
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"We took this extraordinary step because the minority members of the committee took the extraordinary step of boycotting the business meeting to approve an EPA administrator for an incoming administration," Barrasso said after the vote went through.
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"Their metrics are really extraordinary," said Joe Lonsdale, general partner at 8VC.
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Extraordinary shareholders' meeting to merge with seven 'Banche Rete' affiliates (1230 GMT).
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Fresh tortillas require extraordinary work and time, which most taquerias can't handle.
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Excluding extraordinary items, it made a net loss of 146.4 million yuan.
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Yet the church is not the most extraordinary thing about Redemption City.
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The lower house of parliament held an extraordinary session to discuss Babis.
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It's more like an extraordinary foster kid we've been trusted to raise.
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Qualcomm's board of directors took extraordinary steps to block the Broadcom acquisition.
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Subscribe now for a look inside her extraordinary life — only in PEOPLE.
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The impact could be extraordinary, from revolutionizing AI to curing brain diseases.
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They are known for being extraordinary progressive, to the left of Berkeley.
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It plans an extraordinary shareholders meeting on April 12 to discuss delisting.
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An extraordinary camera is about the experience, the people, *and* the pictures.
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The outbreaks have prompted extraordinary measures from health officials across the country.
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What lessons do you impart to a child forced into extraordinary circumstances?
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The room was full and there was an extraordinary amount of tension.
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And I called her afterwards, because it was such an extraordinary presentation.
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"Nathan Damigo is ... an extraordinary irritant, but nothing more yet," Levin said.
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Subscribe now for a look inside her extraordinary life — only in PEOPLE!
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"2015 and 2016 were extraordinary years for Côtes du Rhône," Zraly said.
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"The pace of change has been extraordinary," Buttigieg told CNN on Saturday.
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Beyond that, I'll let him introduce himself and his extraordinary work, below.
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These efforts could create extraordinary change—they just have to catch fire.
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They are trying to make it something extraordinary when it&aposs not.
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Extraordinary personal message from Kim Jong Un to Donald Trump on KCNA.
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I'd never seen Gugu in anything before, and her performance is extraordinary.
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At least initially, though, "Legion" is intriguing but well short of extraordinary.
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Her extraordinary beauty makes you look, but her message makes you listen.
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Google and its confrères have achieved extraordinary things in their short lives.
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Both Mediaset and Mediaset Espana will hold extraordinary shareholder meetings on Sept.
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"She could've been an extraordinary person," Mockevich said, speaking of the baby.
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But even more extraordinary than what he sang was what he said.
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I HAVE TO ASK YOU ABOUT THIS EXTRAORDINARY YEAR IN PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS.
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Britain's departure from the EU will create a host of extraordinary opportunities.
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When things go to hell, we must take extraordinary measures to survive.
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But many factors contributed to the extraordinary destruction of forests last year.
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EVEN in a year of extraordinary reversals, few would have expected it.
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It's an extraordinary proportion indicating her possible ethics challenges if elected president.
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All of these people are trained to make one person look extraordinary.
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In the sciences, just in general, there's some extraordinary stuff that's happening.
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I'm amazed each time at the extraordinary work that Elizabeth [Wood] did.
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TO A FOREIGN tourist, a giraffe is an extraordinary and elegant beast.
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Banca Popolare di Bari holds annual and extraordinary shareholders' meetings (211 GMT).
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"This is an extraordinary symbolic case for the FBI," said Cardozo said.
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That night, the Cali Cartel is planning on holding an extraordinary party.
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Then, one morning, something extraordinary happens: The Shed's burner phone goes off.
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A new book demonstrates the extraordinary range of subjects he has covered.
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But the widespread contributions reflect the extraordinary depth of the Astros' roster.
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I believed I was extraordinary for worrying about what I worried about.
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They're followed by a visit to an extraordinary art exhibit in France.
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The ability to talk about our issues, directly to people, is extraordinary.
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I mean, the Chinese, the rise of their economy has been extraordinary.
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These factors result in a strong likelihood of extraordinary support, if needed.
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Oculus was only possible because of such an extraordinary team and community.
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Metamaterials commonly exhibit extraordinary properties not found in nature, like negative density.
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Wynn calls this the most extraordinary US presidential campaign he's ever witnessed.
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Bridgett Davis writes the memoir with heartfelt tenderness towards her extraordinary parent.
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Breckenridge too has an interest in crosscutting between banal and extraordinary situations.
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This juxtaposition of land and population is crucial to its extraordinary beauty.
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I hope it's the start of something as extraordinary as she was.
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Most Rohingyas have remained remarkably pacific in the face of extraordinary provocation.
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The more extraordinary thing is that this model may yet prove sustainable.
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Matter The San Diego Archaeology Center holds a pair of extraordinary skeletons.
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But the movie's creation is a lesser-known, and equally extraordinary, story.
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Less extraordinary bits of communication, however, can be kept for 25 years.
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Before extraordinary items like restructuring costs, we earned about 1.7 billion euros.
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"I have also been extraordinary lucky in my personal life," writes Caine.
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Since then he has zigzagged wildly, investigating an extraordinary variety of styles.
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Image: Instagram/GettyIt is a truly extraordinary day for Apple Music subscribers.
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"You've achieved extraordinary things, ask anyone in this room," Ford tells him.
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" To emphasize the extraordinary nature of Trump's statement, Clinton responded: "That's horrifying.
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In person, Tom proved to be an extraordinary raconteur, teacher and intellectual.
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Christine: And finish the job of reforming and strengthening these extraordinary constructions.
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But we now find ourselves at the center of an extraordinary circumstance.
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HOWARD KURTZ, HOST OF "MEDIABUZZ": Well, this is an extraordinary development, Martha.
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And we&aposve also heard this extraordinary timetable they&aposre laying out.
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Heidi Duckler Dance Theater is known for staging pieces in extraordinary locations.
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At face value, there's nothing terribly extraordinary about the new Roku stick.
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They were not endorsing their party's candidate for president — an extraordinary step.
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"It could be an extraordinary tool for studying marine biology," she says.
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The most noticeable characteristic of the XPS 15 is its extraordinary display.
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This fee is the basis for HL's extraordinary profit margin of 65%.
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"The relationship is really extraordinary," Trump also said Sunday before the dinner.
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Presidential funerals are always extraordinary for the rare gathering of ex-Presidents.
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It is the result of an extraordinary series of misdeeds and follies.
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D.B. I find his kind of bas-relief way of painting extraordinary.
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"The fourth industrial revolution, it's an extraordinary moment in history," he said.
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The move in the equities markets has been extraordinary and record setting.
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The players have been extraordinary for their effort, their professionalism, their solidarity.
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"At least the response from the American people was extraordinary," he says.
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All of the unemployment numbers we know, of course, are extraordinary now.
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Excluding one-off and extraordinary items net losses were 13 million yuan.
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For these foods we can thank bees and their extraordinary pollinating powers.
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Musk's plan isn't even that extraordinary, there's nothing crazy about it, right?
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If true, Leontire said, that would be a "extraordinary violation" of procedure.
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New Delhi (CNN)In purely electoral terms, it is an extraordinary achievement.
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As extraordinary as the overthrow of Bashir was, it was not unprecedented.
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Even if childhood is just a dress-rehearsal for extraordinary adult suffering.
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The next delivery also yielded six runs albeit in an extraordinary manner.
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Warrant (2100 GMT), ordinary (240 GMT) and extraordinary (0930 GMT) shareholders' meetings.
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But some nights are so extraordinary and charmed you'll remember them forever.
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The brain is so much more extraordinary and marvelous than we thought.
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She did a very elegant choreography to this extraordinary emotional violin piece.
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The company paid an extraordinary dividends of about USD220 million in 2016.
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Board meeting on Vivendi's request to call a new extraordinary shareholder meeting.
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ANNOUNCES DATE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING TO APPROVE MERGER WITH TRANSOCEAN LTD.
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We want to thank Thai riders and drivers for their extraordinary support.
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And as you'd expect, the S103e, S10, and S10+ have extraordinary screens.
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On the other hand, some viewers might appreciate the candidate's extraordinary courage.
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"He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life," writes Visconti.
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Ordinary people given half a chance are capable of doing extraordinary things.
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"Grigory took extraordinary risks and had to leave everything behind," he said.
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Those are the ones who really live the awesome and extraordinary lives.
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THE past seven years have been an extraordinary period for central bankers.
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There's a resilience and selflessness in China which is extraordinary and inspiring.
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China had gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure the summit ran smoothly.
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So China's vast surpluses in part reflected its extraordinary propensity to save.
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Excluding one-off and extraordinary items net losses were 656.2 million yuan.
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This has occurred because of extraordinary turnover in the Trump White House.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is now using "extraordinary measures" to conserve cash.
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He is a man of extraordinary intelligence and heart, disciplined by experience.
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Each fighter was guaranteed $230 million, an extraordinary sum at the time.
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He "has extraordinary chutzpah," a writer for Scientific American observed in 1998.
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That extraordinary growth—equivalent to adding eight Londons—is a wonderful thing.
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These factors result in a high likelihood of extraordinary support, if needed.
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He highlighted the contributions of American citizens who had done extraordinary things.
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Extraordinary shareholders' meeting to approve listing on main segment MTA (0900 GMT).
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Prospect Park in Brooklyn has just acquired some extraordinary weed-killing machines.
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Praxair holds extraordinary shareholder meeting to vote on planned merger with Linde.
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At their best, these are films about ordinary humans in extraordinary times.
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This particular year, it was extraordinary what we had to choose from.
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Haspel, meanwhile, played a "direct role" in the CIA's extraordinary rendition program.
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" Seidman then interjected, "And son, President Peres has had countless extraordinary achievements.
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The country is facing "extraordinary times" that require strong measures, he added.
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So why change the law to benefit a few dozen (extraordinary) citizens?
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It's just extraordinary his ability reach millions and millions of Americans directly.
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Moreover, his idiosyncratic form is matched with an extraordinary surplus of content.
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Bertolucci made major American studio work without abandoning his own aesthetic—extraordinary!
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"As I said, the department is taking extraordinary positions in this case."
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In many respects, we've done an extraordinary job on the external piece.
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For that to parlay into a half-hour series seemed pretty extraordinary.
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Specifically, there has been an extraordinary plunge in long-term interest rates.
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That conclusion managed to be extraordinary and unsurprising at the same time.
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The truly extraordinary thing would have been if Abdelkader were not involved.
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Sessions is eminently unqualified to hold this position of such extraordinary importance.
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Roberts said that presidents possess "extraordinary power to speak" to the public.
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The summer was rounded out by a feat of extraordinary alligator acrobatics.
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It has done a commendable job in the face of extraordinary challenges.
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Hernandez has a talent for taking extraordinary portraits in very ordinary settings.
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Acthar's extraordinary overnight price hike to $212015,2116, Schondelmeyer said, was especially troublesome.
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For many years, we experienced extraordinary monetary policies that likely distorted indicators.
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I delighted in playing every aspect of this extraordinary and iconic character.
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It is a sad ending to an extraordinary political and military career.
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However, the scale of ice loss in Greenland this year was extraordinary.
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The scar on my stomach that reminds me I did something extraordinary.
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It's part of America's extraordinary, but now threatened, heritage of public lands.
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The extraordinary decision sparked furious speculation over who the author could be.
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There is either extraordinary dental DNA or serious cosmetic intervention at work.
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It therefore required an extraordinary opportunity to compel me to move on.
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The moment is extraordinary because there aren't enough women in upper management.
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The body of a woman of 50 is not extraordinary at all.
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Simply put, his extraordinary skill set did not translate to NFL success.
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The implications it has on improving health and well-being are extraordinary.
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She's a fantastic, extraordinary dancer, but she's not a great film character.
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And then in March, you had this extraordinary interview with Jim Miller.
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Bruce was a normal Joe that was put in an extraordinary circumstance.
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An extraordinary percentage of Trump's senior staff has quit or been fired.
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And yet the city had an extraordinary turnaround in its crime situation.
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While an extraordinary piece of technology, the JoyStick wasn't just a device.
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From the book UNTHINKABLE: An Extraordinary Journey Through the World's Strangest Brains.
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If these stories weren't extraordinary, I doubt we would be discussing it.
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But it's more than that — it's also an extraordinary act of martyrdom.
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Ordinary and extraordinary shareholders' meetings: K.R. ENERGY (1003 GMT), TECNOINVESTIMENTI (1030 GMT).
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The newly sworn-in Treasury Secretary is about to do something extraordinary.
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The leaks are devastating and extraordinary, but China likely doesn&apost care.
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Some analysts think Cybertruck's extraordinary looks will become its key selling point.
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By Eli Broad Not living the extraordinary life you've always dreamed of?
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And what we found was that water is extraordinary at moving heat.
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Mazars, moreover, is just one example of Trump seeking extraordinary legal immunity.
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Either step would be an extraordinary violation of constitutional and political norms.
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"I think it would make an extraordinary body of work," he said.
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Federal officials are asking Americans for extraordinary vigilance against a new pathogen.
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The speed of Biden's turnaround is the most extraordinary thing I've seen.
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Across the region, leaders began taking extraordinary steps to contain the virus.
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From a business perspective, the last month has been extraordinary for Costco.
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Even making the Olympics in an entirely different sport would be extraordinary.
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They've obviously enlisted both Tony Fauci and Debbie Birx, who are extraordinary.
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It must have roused in men an extraordinary desire for self-assertion.
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And that's tragic, as philanthropy remains a way to do extraordinary good.
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" Other critics said it was "extraordinary inside and out, " or, simply, "astonishing.
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"That was extraordinary," Rory Smith exclaims in the seat next to me.
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In dissent, Justice Clarence Thomas said the majority had done something extraordinary.
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From the very beginning, I knew what an extraordinary person Cokie was.
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"I'm not trying to do anything extraordinary," Mr. Cummings told our writer.
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America has extraordinary levels of gun violence compared with other developed nations.
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There have also been extraordinary advances in cataract surgery since the 1980s.
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He commands extraordinary loyalty from his supporters and has unique communication skills.
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The ability to eliminate malaria would be an extraordinary benefit for mankind.
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"I've met some extraordinary people along the way," Mr. de Blasio said.
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But under quarantine, the city was overtaken by an extraordinary sound: silence.
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Meanwhile, hospitals are seeing extraordinary tension between health care providers and administrators.
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They get a level of commitment that's extraordinary, and here's the key.
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The blowup itself was not extraordinary, except that its subject was black.
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Still, where private prisons do exist, they seem to pose extraordinary problems.
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