Iced coffee is definitely a recent idea for Brits (who firmly love warm beverages), but I'm southern and firmly love drinks that are ice cold.
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I could have one foot firmly planted in science and one foot firmly planted in this philosophy of health that I so deeply resonated with.
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In West Virginia, 28500 percent of Clinton's voters are firmly committed to her, while 6900 percent of Sanders voters are firmly committed to voting for him.
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To do so, it will be more important than ever that the EU stands firmly by its legal obligations and principles, and treats Britain fairly but firmly.
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So Watson is firmly, firmly established as the silver thread that runs through those cognitive solutions, and you can see all of that in the 'Cognitive Solutions' performance.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is now firmly in control of a firmly conservative court, and the concessions conservatives sometimes have to accept from him are not large.
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The best answer is to move slowly but firmly to dismantle the edifice of enforcement The best answer is to move slowly but firmly to dismantle the edifice of enforcement.
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Zarin is firmly on Team Luann & Tom, of course.
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" Mr. Bailey said he was firmly in "listening mode.
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"(We) must firmly defend our national security, with regime and system security at its core, and firmly defend the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party and our nation's Socialist system," he said.
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But a second act is now firmly in her hands.
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Outside the box, but also very firmly inside the box.
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"I didn't do that," she says, shaking her head firmly.
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Ethnic Armenian troops, firmly back in control, milled around, smiling.
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So, that romantic pathway for Teddy seems firmly closed off.
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All immigration should be handled speedily, humanely and firmly. 4.
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And Tucker is firmly convinced that the personal touch works.
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Ultimately, it's a space story located firmly on terrestrial soil.
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Williams technical head Pat Symonds said he was firmly opposed.
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But the other three have remained firmly, almost comically undecided.
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Germany and the U.K. remain firmly opposed to fiscal stimulus.
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"You can't innovate in pay TV. It's too firmly ensconced."
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When you disrespect Australian law, they will tell your firmly.
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Snap still has vertical video startups firmly in its purview.
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His community is firmly determined to reforest the devastated area.
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A senior aide to Mr. Moon firmly denied the reports.
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Caldicott writes that she firmly disagrees with that "key argument".
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When you disrespect Australian law, they will tell you firmly.
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Angela: I firmly believe in blocking exes on social media.
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Besides, my family is firmly locked into the Apple ecosystem.
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A foot wedged firmly in the door, and all that.
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Mrs May said that she was firmly against that idea.
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"Metalhead" is an episode firmly designed for the first camp.
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"A traveller is someone who travels," says one resident, firmly.
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We now live firmly in the age of big data.
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I started firmly in radio, and then podcasting came along.
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I have always considered myself firmly on Team Never Boho.
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There, GOP leaders stood firmly on the side of police.
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Climate change is a real thing, I firmly believe it.
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When I got to him, he shook my hand firmly.
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We firmly oppose any country interfering in China's domestic affairs.
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We very firmly explain to them that it's not okay.
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That why I'm firmly in the "GOOD" camp for Discovery.
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He firmly backed sanctions at the UN championed by America.
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The reaction from fans was strong and firmly in opposition.
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The Trump administration is very firmly in the latter camp.
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I firmly believe showing positivity toward plants helps them grow.
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For most of its 76 years clerics have firmly dominated.
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Tim Cook firmly believes everyone should know how to code.
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They firmly believe that one person can change the world.
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It gets escorted out, politely but firmly, by mall security.
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Democrats believe that public opinion is firmly on their side.
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The global oil market is firmly in the shale era.
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We stand firmly with you and against this awful violence.
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The tone is firmly 'laugh so as not to cry.
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The pressure will remain firmly on Mr Sánchez to bend.
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Stretch's background, however, is rooted firmly in the legal profession.
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Religious freedom was a constitutional right firmly embraced by progressives.
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By last year, the court was firmly allied with Morales.
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When you disrespect Australian law, they will tell you firmly.
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It has not traded firmly above this level since August.
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They also aren't held into the piano body very firmly.
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Then, after World War II, Baker firmly settled at Milandes.
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But the task force laid blame firmly on the state.
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Currently, American space efforts are firmly fixed on the Moon.
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States should be firmly in the lead for running elections.
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Thank God that Pope Francis has finally acted, and firmly.
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Beckham firmly denied rumors as recently as February this year.
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President, I'm really fine," Hayden replied, "more honestly (and firmly).
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Unfold and press firmly into the sides of the pan.
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"We firmly believe climate change is also happening," Brostrøm said.
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"We firmly believe these are threatening statements," Bickhardt told VICE.
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"I never look at my kids' treats," he says firmly.
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Iran will firmly confront any aggression or threat by America.
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Nike's additions to the watch are focused firmly on running.
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Queerness was something to be kept firmly behind closed doors.
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I firmly believe that he's the one making an impact.
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He sternly stood his ground, feet firmly planted on it.
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Alluding to 1998 might have fit firmly into that framework.
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However, they went away when I firmly told them "no."
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Now it seems they may stay firmly in the ridiculous.
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The art Watkins made firmly resisted the war's anguished split.
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The performances, for the most part, don't feel firmly rooted.
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"And I firmly believe that we can go further still."
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I firmly believe that spring activewear is the best activewear.
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But the state legislature is still firmly in Republican hands.
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But other places, particularly in Quebec, firmly opposed the project.
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But by the second set she was firmly in control.
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"It's not a place for children," my mother said firmly.
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I firmly believe she's one of the greatest living athletes.
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"The civil rights accorded every American are firmly under threat."
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"That's real," the man, Brian Peters, 59, said, nodding firmly.
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Soon after, he planted himself firmly on Ms. Warren's side.
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And he says he is firmly on his own timeline.
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Both women also have the state firmly at their cores.
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I'd rather wait until we see firmly where people are.
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The era of the St. Lunatics is firmly behind us.
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"Get off that," she said firmly to one of them.
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And how firmly will Goldman stick to this new rule?
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The company stated that it stood firmly behind the commercial.
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He said the board "firmly rejects a culture of observation."
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It is clear that Jack firmly believes in this mission.
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That was firmly above a low of 88.780 touched overnight.
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They both believe firmly in the rightness of their cause.
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The school's superintendent has spoken out firmly against that measure.
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That all sounds firmly in the realm of science fiction.
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Although he did not firmly commit to attending the Nov.
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I am still able to walk perfectly straight and firmly.
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But public opinion has turned firmly against the political establishment.
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The best horror stories are firmly wedded to real life.
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We will firmly take necessary measures to uphold our interests.
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It's pulp, but with its head firmly on its shoulders.
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As usual, Putin's messaging is also aimed firmly at the West.
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"I'm done in the kid department," he said, gently but firmly.
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I stand firmly rooted in my Constitutionally sound position on both.
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" Oliver added, "First: I firmly disagree with everything Casey just said.
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The first two seasons have firmly cemented the horror of Gilead.
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You can find Lauren firmly on holiday til Tuesday on Twitter.
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The internet is now firmly split — are you #TeamBlackCar or #TeamSilverCar?
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And they hope that Kavanaugh will be firmly on their side.
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The cycle is tiresome and firmly ingrained in the company's DNA.
|
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In the meantime, the ball is firmly back in Facebook's court.
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The Saskatchewan MP is pro-pipeline, and firmly against carbon taxing.
|
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Yet governance remains firmly the domain of an often hereditary elite.
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" Trump yesterday: "[T]he King firmly denied any knowledge of it.
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Step Two Firmly press your gemstone to the glue until stuck.
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Step Two Firmly press your agate to the glue until stuck.
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Only then am I free to be firmly ground in reality.
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Seed, fertilizer and pesticides are firmly in the hands of corporations.
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"It's been ludicrous, and I'm having a stop," she said firmly.
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It has not traded firmly below that level since early March.
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Captain America: The First Avenger is rooted firmly in the 1940s.
|
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But his views on monetary policy have not been firmly established.
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From this example, the high-end car park became firmly established.
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I find myself falling pretty firmly into that category, thus far.
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"I don't ever look in my own life," she says firmly.
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I firmly believe working together we can build that brighter future.
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But the fundamental parts of the fire were always firmly entrenched.
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I firmly believe appearance is never as cool as what's underneath.
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Well, now they need to start looking at Hillary Clinton, firmly.
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It has not traded firmly below that level since mid-2016.
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It has not traded firmly below that level since early January.
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Right now, in 2018, we're firmly in the cloud computing era.
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"We should move slowly and firmly towards centralized supervision," Bassi said.
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Top each with another patty then pinch firmly around the edges.
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Sport should be clean, and athletes' health should be firmly protected.
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It does come down to personal responsibility, I firmly believe that.
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He opposed Gorsuch but has not come down firmly on Kavanaugh.
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Commenters on the Reddit post were firmly in the girl's corner.
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It's best to go in with that mindset firmly in place.
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The party is still firmly in charge, and ideology still matters.
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The Senate is more balanced, but still firmly in Republican hands.
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Just 28% of Canadians are firmly opposed to a carbon tax.
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How to act: Just meaningfully keep your right fist firmly closed.
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The glass ceiling is firmly intact among America's wealthiest 1.83 percent.
|
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That put immigration firmly in the spotlight, where it has remained.
|
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As its name suggests, Rent the Runway's inventory is firmly upmarket.
|
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Which the Democrats have always firmly maintained was -- what's that word?
|
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Are you willing to disappoint your base by firmly denouncing racism?
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"Our macroeconomic view remains firmly bearish," said commodities brokerage Marex Spectron.
|
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But I'm firmly against Kate dating Duke, so Toby will do.
|
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Peter Karutz, a senior partner at MDD Forensic Accountants firmly objected.
|
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But on Tuesday, the F.D.A. came down firmly about the risks.
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His focus in "The Poisoned Well" is firmly on the past.
|
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It is now firmly anchored in half of all federal states.
|
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"We firmly believe that the contract terminates in 2022," he said.
|
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"I firmly deny the accusations being issued against me," Ronaldo said.
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Yes, 12–15 The odds still lie firmly in Clinton's favor.
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BBC Dad and his family are firmly cemented in viral history.
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Y. in the ALDS -- he's got his Yanks cap firmly on.
|
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Mr Najib firmly denies claims that the cash came from 1MDB.
|
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He's firmly in control in a very real, very primal way.
|
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But I'm not deterred — my eyes are firmly on the goal.
|
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Still, he firmly played down the idea of any military buildup.
|
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"I firmly believe that antitrust scrutiny is warranted," Mr. Hawley said.
|
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"I'm not trying to get rid of farming," she says firmly.
|
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But his rhetoric on voter fraud is firmly in the mainstream.
|
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"We firmly believe that our accounting practices and disclosures were appropriate."
|
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"We stand firmly behind our assessments and conclusions," Ms. Gamba said.
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We firmly believe there is an opportunity for a lasting peace.
|
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The problem of entitlement is firmly articulated by society, she believes.
|
|
Some are firmly on the antiterrorism authorities' radar, like Mr. Kermiche.
|
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I firmly believe that something similar is required on the Left.
|
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U.S. equities did less well but were still firmly into gains.
|
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"I must get ready for my Pilates, Tiffany," she said firmly.
|
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More important is a firmly-rooted and resolute North Korea strategy.
|
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I still firmly believe that, together, we can transform this company.
|
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But we understand and believe its firmly committed to that path.
|
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The president of the German Medical Association firmly rejected this idea.
|
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I planted my feet firmly on the ground and breathed deeply.
|
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But these groups, too, were firmly opposed to the government's plans.
|
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I had been, as a matter of principle, firmly against selfies.
|
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You are a beautiful flower of an earth sign—firmly planted.
|
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Faced with such risks, dollar/yen looks to be firmly capped.
|
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When he came out, he squeezed me firmly and started crying.
|
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Firmly shake the basket to drain well and set aside. 4.
|
|
Graham's comments firmly underscore the divide between Congressional Democrats and Republicans.
|
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But I stand firmly on the fact that cats ain't it.
|
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I firmly believe they have absolutely no case against me whatsoever.
|
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The O.W.L. lives firmly within the confines of its era's technology.
|
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I firmly believe that every parent wants the best for child.
|
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Mr. Moonves, for his part, is firmly against the proposed merger.
|
|
But the United States firmly backs Israel's right to defend itself.
|
|
I firmly believe that thirst has a direct effect on ghosting.
|
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"Definitely, my tongue is planted firmly in my cheek," he says.
|
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Be respectful, but firmly explain what needs to change and why.
|
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I'm firmly on the side of thinking it's an objective notion.
|
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At another point, he was held firmly and surrounded by officers.
|
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"No, sweet boy, Daddy was not here," I told him firmly.
|
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Each of them has been politely but firmly shown the door.
|
|
Saudi Arabia has firmly defended its use of the death penalty.
|
|
"I don't care about genre, I chase characters," Rees says firmly.
|
|
The United States, meanwhile, has stayed firmly on the beaten path.
|
|
And he closed his mouth firmly, signaling the discussion was over.
|
|
And I just firmly believe the U.S. will be back in.
|
|
For startups, he advised startups to firmly focus on their mission.
|
|
Yet the candidate, Jack Martins, says he firmly stands by it.
|
|
Moriarty's books are usually more firmly anchored in the tangible world.
|
|
"It's impractical," said Burke, who is firmly in the 'remain' camp.
|
|
Mr. Bukai firmly believed that freedom and democratic values would prevail.
|
|
Brown is firmly committed to eliminating animal meat from our diets.
|
|
"I firmly deny the accusations being issued against me," Ronaldo wrote.
|
|
Squeeze gently but firmly to press out most of the liquid.
|
|
The Trump administration has laid the blame firmly at China's feet.
|
|
Still firmly in last place, the hamburger is just so bland.
|
|
Still, he was firmly tied to the Republican foreign policy establishment.
|
|
Beyond that, Musk still has his sights set firmly on Mars.
|
|
"No kid should be using any tobacco product," Gottlieb said firmly.
|
|
I firmly believe that's the best comms job on Capitol Hill.
|
|
In the general election, California's 55 electoral votes are firmly Democratic.
|
|
Liberal Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor seemed firmly in agreement.
|
|
He may also push Mr. Johnson into more firmly pressuring Iran.
|
|
With a fanbase firmly in place, he opened Addo in 2018.
|
|
But the odds are firmly stacked against Schultz, should he run.
|
|
Holiday movies have become firmly embedded in Americans&apos winter celebrations.
|
|
This is me being resolute and standing firmly in my truth.
|
|
But the events have also brought down some firmly held ideas.
|
|
Just 43 percent say they are "firmly decided" on their choice.
|
|
What we see is the diocese keeping the curtains firmly closed.
|
|
His focus is firmly on getting back to the big leagues.
|
|
These bylaws make clear that Facebook is still firmly in control.
|
|
More importantly, the deal eased North Macedonia's path firmly into the
|
|
But legal experts, including Department of Justice (DOJ) veterans, firmly disagree.
|
|
It cannot make a statement with which you firmly fundamentally disagree.
|
|
Firmly in the "not excited" category was London's mayor, Sadiq Khan.
|
|
For now, many evangelical leaders are still standing firmly behind Trump.
|
|
Iran's security forces have responded firmly to protests against rising prices.
|
|
Each year that follows shuts the door a bit more firmly.
|
|
The new poll firmly establishes him as a top-tier contender.
|
|
Benefit plans and employment laws are stuck firmly in the 1900s.
|
|
Paulsen has been firmly in the U.S. bull camp this year.
|
|
HK/SIN, but remained firmly below an overnight high of $363.
|
|
But no country has embraced the approach as firmly as Canada.
|
|
Particularly if the misinformation has solidified into a firmly held belief.
|
|
Zanco firmly denied that the archive had been an engagement present.
|
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He firmly believes hemp and marijuana farming will help veteran employment.
|
|
That volume and efficiency put him firmly in the flex conversation.
|
|
In Alabama, Lee Thrasher, 40, is wedged firmly in the gap.
|
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I had him so firmly diagnosed that nothing could dissuade me.
|
|
She just looked at the ground, saying nothing, mouth set firmly.
|
|
They are somewheres, not anywheres — firmly planted in their local community.
|
|
"My client's feet are firmly planted on the ground," he said.
|
|
Johnson is firmly in favor of departure, deal or no deal.
|
|
He took to Twitter this morning to firmly make that case.
|
|
"This is not the time for dialogue," Mr. Guaidó said firmly.
|
|
The president firmly avoided jumping to any conclusions about the violence.
|
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I firmly believe that the market is broken in health care.
|
|
Buyers like how firmly this stand holds the tree in place.
|
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Place your other palm over the fist to push more firmly.
|
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Unfold and press firmly into the sides of the pan. 7.
|
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"I firmly believe that border security is national security," O'Shaughnessy said.
|
|
Phones are now firmly cemented as the centerpiece of our digital lives.
|
|
The social network is firmly in the political spotlight at the moment.
|
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We look like a team that is firmly committed to being mediocre.
|
|
"The king firmly denied any knowledge of it," Trump told reporters Monday.
|
|
The new TV Mate by Samsung fits firmly in the first category.
|
|
Yates stays firmly in the ghost world, which causes a falling out.
|
|
Encana was "firmly" on track to meet its 2017 targets, he said.
|
|
It also firmly establishes Sony as a leader in the VR space.
|
|
Falkholt firmly defended her phallic mural in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
|
|
Initially, Toyoda — the grandson of the automaker's founder — stood firmly behind her.
|
|
For Huawei and most American companies, the ban remains firmly in place.
|
|
This is a film that's firmly rooted in an atmosphere and space.
|
|
Republicans were firmly committed to a "free market" solution on health insurance?
|
|
Far from being one-sided, New START is firmly in America's interests.
|
|
The 1978 constitution came down firmly on the side of recognising diversity.
|
|
Supporters of Donald Trump were already firmly convinced her behaviour was criminal.
|
|
Canada, Japan, Germany and Israel all follow, firmly in the friendly zone.
|
|
Rather, the internet is firmly under the control of every government, simultaneously.
|
|
Others have positioned themselves firmly on the other side of the debate.
|
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The corresponding supply chain is firmly entrenched in China as a result.
|
|
But the technology has firmly arrived to teleport audiences into the imagination.
|
|
I squeeze the peel firmly above the glass, which releases some oil.
|
|
But the crisis is not yet firmly in the rear-view mirror.
|
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Ensure your feet are firmly on the floor and don't cross legs.
|
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We just hope this dude was holding onto the puppy really firmly.
|
|
Two forces are now thrusting the semiconductor industry firmly into the spotlight.
|
|
"What's been asked of us is to firmly show results," he added.
|
|
It's a book that's firmly situated in the lived experience of families.
|
|
Keith: I firmly believe that there can never be too much comedy.
|
|
Plus, he's a model, which places him firmly in Kendall's social scene.
|
|
The flag is shown planted firmly on the surface of the moon.
|
|
Inflation expectations seem very firmly anchored, and wage growth remains very predictable.
|
|
But Republicans, who control the state legislature, have stood firmly against it.
|
|
Yesterday, Google also came out firmly in favor of an ECPA revision.
|
|
They have firmly ruled out equity ties that could deepen their relationship.
|
|
Syria is dominated by Russia and Iran, with Assad firmly in power.
|
|
For now, though, she's turning firmly to the decade of her youth.
|
|
Phil firmly believes this movie is the most accurate portrayal of musicians.
|
|
But this time around, they've been firmly in the "lean Democrat" column.
|
|
"I firmly believe in the work we do," Baron recently told Esquire.
|
|
Their fear of missing out has made it firmly a buyer's market.
|
|
The public is firmly back on the other side of the rope.
|
|
The president has said very firmly the $212 billion deficit is crazy.
|
|
Some P.K.K. members qualify as terrorists and should be dealt with firmly.
|
|
In this sense my own feet are not firmly touching the ground.
|
|
Its departure leaves the sector firmly in the hands of domestic companies.
|
|
Its social and racial satire places it firmly within the comedy bracket.
|
|
Video games do not lead to direct violence, we believe that firmly.
|
|
In doing so, she has tilted firmly against a no-deal Brexit.
|
|
I believe that firmly and I think a lot of people do.
|
|
"I firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially," he said.
|
|
"I firmly believe that nobody will be worse off financially," Price said.
|
|
U.S. 10-year yields stayed firmly above the key 3 percent mark .
|
|
Matter firmly established as the continuation of the 1960s civil rights movement
|
|
That being said, nationwide delivery via drone remains firmly in the future.
|
|
But Polites firmly explained that she and the baby are entirely healthy.
|
|
China firmly opposes such acts and demands the US cease such activities.
|
|
"Flesh not secured firmly to the bone" is not sexy, she wrote.
|
|
This week, though, the spotlight has been firmly fixed on United Airlines.
|
|
Who appears firmly in the "no" camp No surprise here: Maine Sen.
|
|
Recent research has more firmly documented its benefit as a detox aid.
|
|
HGTV stars Drew and Jonathan Scott are firmly in the second camp.
|
|
Shares of Rio Tinto, Anglo American and ArcelorMittal were all firmly higher.
|
|
Brent was trading firmly over $50 a barrel in early afternoon trade.
|
|
It's priced beginning around $126,000, firmly in in 911 Carrera GTS territory.
|
|
"I don't talk about Arlo very much," she explains, politely but firmly.
|
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" "China firmly opposes such acts and demands the US cease such activities.
|
|
New York and New Jersey were firmly established as cousins in dispute.
|
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In many ways, however, Europe is still firmly fixed at their centers.
|
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But the new GT-R NISMO is firmly aimed at racing enthusiasts.
|
|
SHAH'S NEWSAGENT, in the Shawlands district of Glasgow, is firmly shuttered now.
|
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A furious Dutch public firmly supported EU sanctions against Russia in response.
|
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The millennials are the biggest age group and we firmly support this.
|
|
Despite the job change, Zakheim stayed firmly in the Washington defense world.
|
|
This puts providers of expensive cures even more firmly under government's thumb.
|
|
As his title suggests, his conclusion is that they are firmly positive.
|
|
John Hussman, president of Hussman Investment Trust, sits firmly in that camp.
|
|
He seems firmly committed to continuing the American addiction to fossil fuels.
|
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He believed firmly in what he was doing in protecting this country.
|
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And slavery is a firmly entrenched way of life for Southern Americans.
|
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Now, Rothy's is firmly planting its newest style into fall footwear territory.
|
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We believe very firmly in the intellectual capabilities of our staff members.
|
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We firmly believe we're in the middle of our window right now.
|
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Belonging to a political party in America is a firmly held affiliation.
|
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They included:That states should be "firmly in the lead" of running elections.
|
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Find the Wi-Fi icon once again, and press and hold firmly.
|
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At the same time, she has remained firmly outside the top three.
|
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"We advertise it as 'anguria,' as that is Italian," he said firmly.
|
|
The Alabama Republican Party this week signaled it remains firmly behind Moore.
|
|
At least for now, both men remain firmly in Trump's good graces.
|
|
In Israel, the right wing settler movement is firmly ensconced in government.
|
|
The radical Whigs were for democratization, the authoritarian reformers firmly against it.
|
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"You don't need to fix anything that isn't broken," she says firmly.
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The entrepreneur, on the other hand, is firmly in the driver's seat.
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I firmly believe that we should have all options on the table.
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Airtime is firmly aligned with the trends of messaging and video consumption.
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"We need to declare them for who they were," he said firmly.
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Three Women doesn't come down firmly on one side or the other.
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As of 11:00am Hank's jowls remain firmly closed regarding the incident.
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By December, however, he was firmly in the Islamic State's cross hairs.
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Instead, his return seems to have left him still firmly in control.
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Durkhanai Ayubi, a woman with huge dark eyes, shook her head firmly.
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And many of his comments hewed firmly to traditional Republican Party tenets.
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In the cloud service market, Microsoft finds itself firmly in second place.
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Mr. Djukanovic switched allegiances, setting the country firmly in the Western camp.
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"The corrupt people (officials) should be punished firmly," Khamenei said on Monday.
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Even so, the box-office takeaways for 2018 are already firmly established.
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Those oddly shaped carrots are an unspoken, yet firmly understood, hard pass.
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It's a firmly established French tradition, and there is rarely much deviation.
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The link between PTSD and such "life-threat" events was firmly established.
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"Such conduct must be fiercely opposed and firmly prosecuted," the president said.
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Davenport and Gil were firmly opposed; it didn't make sense, they said.
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" But, she added, "I firmly believed that he belonged at The Post.
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But Ms. Cruz is firmly ensconced in the party's small left wing.
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The young minister's bequest allowed the nascent college to firmly establish itself.
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Yet his cooking at Ester is firmly in the modern, international style.
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One bullet Verkada dodged is the one firmly lodged in Amazon's chest.
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Last fall, firmly in middle age, I learned that I needed braces.
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Mr. Rich's death has now become lodged firmly in the conspiracy firmament.
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Nothing has been firmly decided, and the resolution is still being written.
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And in each case, Washington was firmly in support of these efforts.
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Indeed, this move would put the swamp firmly — and permanently — in charge.
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Joe Biden firmly believes that women have a constitutional right to choose.
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She flew higher, spun faster, and landed more firmly than anyone else.
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Congress wants to be firmly in the driver's seat when that happens.
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And Trump once firmly stood with the exile community on the issue.
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Robicheaux and Riley have pleaded not guilty, and firmly denied all allegations.
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One Country, Two Systems will continue to be firmly implemented and enforced.
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"The possibility this was a deliberately released bioweapon can be firmly excluded."
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The critical separation of powers, they firmly believed, would best prevent tyranny.
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During this conversation, you're going to have to stand your ground firmly.
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The forint remained firmly within its recent 331-335 EUR/HUF range.
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A key House Republican, Edward Hutchinson of Michigan, firmly drew the line.
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"The guardians of the UNH galaxy are firmly in place," Skolnick said.
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We're firmly into the dystopia now, which means we aren't going back.
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A phased global restoration of systems was "firmly underway," the company said.
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He wanted to anchor the new Germany firmly inside the European project.
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I firmly believe the more you're educated, the worse off you are.
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Designing for longevity, she firmly believes, plays a huge role in sustainability.
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The report firmly concludes that the investigation was both legal and unbiased.
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The American Dream seemed firmly within his grasp, wealth one investment away.
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All right, you have one element of the equation firmly in hand.
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For now, at least, the elephant is still firmly in the room.
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This Pandora's box closes at last, firmly and with an audible click.
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In China, courts are firmly under the command of the Communist Party.
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Democrats are firmly anti-firing: 72% say Rosenstein shouldn't be fired vs.
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Republicans remain firmly behind Trump on issues such as trade and impeachment.
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" "But they don't enforce the ban very firmly," Mr. Wayne said. "No.
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This keeps insulin firmly in brand-name territory, with prices to match.
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Because I firmly believe Trump himself doesn't give a fig about it?
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You fill the base with sand to keep the umbrella firmly anchored.
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I firmly believe that and I think you've seen plenty of examples.
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Form the mixture into plum-sized balls, pressing firmly together to bind.
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"The central government firmly supports Carrie Lam leading the Hong Kong government's administration according to law, firmly supports the Hong Kong police strictly enforcing rule of law," Yang Guang, a spokesman for the office, told the news conference.
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"The central government firmly supports Carrie Lam leading the Hong Kong governments administration according to law, firmly supports the Hong Kong police strictly enforcing rule of law," Yang Guang, a spokesman for the office, told a news conference.
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Bill Cassidy of Louisiana and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, neither of whom were ever firmly trending toward witnesses but who had raised the idea behind closed doors, appeared to pretty firmly close out the idea in public comments. Sens.
|
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The threat drove some Cruz supporters even more firmly into the senator's camp.
|
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Much of the rest of the piece feels firmly within story ballet conventions.
|
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The Academy has said it firmly believes Oscars should be won, not sold.
|
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Republicans once firmly opposed adding to the debt, but their emphasis has changed.
|
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A number of this week's biggest gainers remain firmly in bear market territory.
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Rourke says her relatives have been firmly against a possible execution for Chris.
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"It is important to firmly commit to an open world economy," Wang added.
|
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"We need a right to climate safety firmly and clearly stated," he added.
|
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He pulled my head back and pressed the knife firmly against my throat.
|
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Overlooking the Atlantic on Florida's Gold Coast, the club is firmly Trump's turf.
|
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Our nation needs to remain firmly committed to the institution of political asylum.
|
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Spotify is testing an app that sees it move firmly into Pandora's territory.
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When brewing became more commercialised, it moved firmly into the hands of men.
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Impact doesn't mean to influence; impact means to strike, collide, or pack firmly.
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One conservative congressman, at least, is firmly on the side of Silicon Valley.
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Bring the opposite points of the triangle together and press firmly to join.
|
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"DJI is firmly committed to the safety of our products," the company said.
|
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But there's at least one Brazilian who's firmly in Temer's camp: his wife.
|
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The company's more recent flagship product was more firmly in the robotics department.
|
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Both are polymers, which consist of long strands of molecules bound together firmly.
|
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And when these surfaces are firmly pressed together, they form super strong bonds.
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SeanLyons, the MUD's tech lead, places the effort firmly as a community effort.
|
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Tighten up the bolsters and they'll hold you firmly in place on track.
|
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Haq firmly denied that the matter reached up to the Secretary-General's level.
|
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In better news, Facebook commenters appear to be firmly on Wilkinson's mother's side.
|
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The charges, which he firmly denies, carry up to 35 years in prison.
|
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Ms Saariaho firmly believes that listening to music should be a "sensual" experience.
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I started manipulating small machines, my eyes firmly focused on any minor change.
|
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And societal stigma sits firmly on a foundation of individual shame and prejudice.
|
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Assumptions that black women are nonfeminine have been firmly embedded throughout US history.
|
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President Donald Trump, on the campaign trail, was firmly against intervening in Syria.
|
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The driver turned to me, and I firmly told him to pull over.
|
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The paper said he firmly believed that such abuse still goes on today.
|
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Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia are firmly in China's orbit; Thailand is increasingly so.
|
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Far from being one-sided, New START is firmly in America's national interest.
|
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My thighs tensed, and I planted my black pumps firmly against the rug.
|
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But VW now badly needs to put the diesel affair firmly behind it.
|
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So there is an upside to keeping your equipment firmly in your pocket.
|
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And she believed so firmly that he was going to save the company.
|
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The overwhelming majority of the American people firmly disagree with what he's doing.
|
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Cultural biases can creep in unannounced and should firmly be shown the door.
|
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UBS, Switzerland's largest bank, has said it intends to firmly defend its position.
|
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I firmly believe that cheap does not have to mean chunky monkey aesthetics.
|
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Iran said on Saturday it would respond firmly to any threat against it.
|
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I don't know why this image remains so firmly implanted in my mind.
|
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Protestants like the evangelicals on Trump's board stand firmly on the "faith" side.
|
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Now, though, our choice of earring has fallen firmly on the tasselled pair.
|
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Messy complications, from environmental damage to inequality, are placed firmly in the foreground.
|
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What remains firmly on the ground is the coincidental timing of the fight.
|
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I firmly believe that people don't work for companies, they work for people.
|
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There are only three guided courses to start — all firmly targeted at beginners.
|
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Ms Kelly was not removed, but Fox came firmly on to team Trump.
|
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Militants from the Islamic extremist group are firmly entrenched in Nigeria's northern states.
|
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Mr Han has written a trilogy, too—this one firmly rooted on Earth.
|
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Ms DuVernay must pick a version, and she sides firmly with the boys.
|
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But so far it has found a niche firmly in the enterprise market.
|
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But Apple is on the defensive, whereas Tencent is firmly on the attack.
|
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Sunday's result shifted Latin America's No. 3 economy firmly back towards the left.
|
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It is heartening, therefore, that most polls show Jokowi firmly in the lead.
|
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Missouri, once seen as an electoral bellwether, is now firmly under Republican control.
|
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He wasn't able to win the Republican nomination without a firmly laid precedent.
|
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Fingers firmly crossed that nothing of the sort will happen during the mission.
|
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It has not traded firmly above that long-term trend line since October.
|
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"This child was firmly holding my hand and looking at me," he said.
|
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Collins is among the 91 GOP members of Congress firmly backing the bill.
|
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All four districts should, under ordinary circumstances, stay firmly in the red column.
|
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Six Republicans have lined up for the job in the firmly conservative district.
|
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"I strongly disagree with that decision," the judge says firmly from the bench.
|
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"The U.S. has responded firmly and in a very good way," he said.
|
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Kelly has firmly denied the allegations, including those made by his ex-wife.
|
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"Democrats are firmly against the wall," Schumer said in the press conference Friday.
|
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Mazet credits Turiaf with helping to put college hoops firmly on the radar.
|
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"Campaigns like this firmly put the blame back on the perpetrators," she said.
|
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Democrats were, for the most part, firmly against his appointment from the start.
|
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Even if we were required by Chinese law, we would firmly reject that.
|
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All of that sits firmly in the chronological distance, as does Mars itself.
|
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We must firmly and solidly stand upon the principle of action for action.
|
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Founded only three years ago, it is firmly anti-refugee and anti-establishment.
|
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Once firmly in the realm of science fiction, facial recognition has advanced quickly.
|
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Jordan Clarkson will be more firmly entrenched as Russell's partner in the backcourt.
|
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The rule is unethical, and firmly grounded in political ideology rather than evidence.
|
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No, no, she told me firmly, candy is not allowed on this flight.
|
|
Despite the accidents and arrests in Hoboken, the scooters have been firmly embraced.
|
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Despite his warnings, stocks seem to be firmly holding onto its win streak.
|
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Tesla shares remain firmly in a bear market ahead of its earnings report.
|
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Maybe stand a little more firmly in the middle, with occasionally backward wobbles.
|
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And keeping it firmly in the horror genre is the way to go.
|
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Notably, Russia, China, Turkey and Cuba have stood firmly in support of Maduro.
|
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He was bumped and landed into Maten, who had his leg firmly planted.
|
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With a reported $300 price point, Fitbit is firmly targeting the premium market.
|
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"We are a people of peace who firmly defend our independence," he wrote.
|
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And, it should be firmly noted, the United States has no official language.
|
|
Analysts now believe that Chipotle's foodborne illness woes are firmly in the past.
|
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Elsewhere in the GOP conference, however, Republicans were firmly opposed to the idea.
|
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All the colors are firmly in the red, pink, plum, and neutral families.
|
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Yeah, that firmly anchored, conservative Supreme Court could happen — sooner than you think.
|
|
"I shall relish my widowhood," she asserted, aloud and firmly, in her car.
|
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Smith's comments Thursday made clear that Gates' company is firmly on Apple's side.
|
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"This is the people's voice letting us firmly move forward," Mr. Abe said.
|
|
Bannon and his grass-roots movement have also remained firmly in Moore's corner.
|
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But federal prosecutors in New York firmly pushed back on that request Friday.
|
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China has its eyes firmly set on becoming the world's dominant technology superpower.
|
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She has the ability and incentive to stand firmly and confidently in opposition.
|
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Some of the participants are firmly on the art-world radar; others not.
|
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" Cohn told me that Compuware's executives were "very firmly in that fear camp.
|
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I believe firmly in conserving our wonderful natural resources and beautiful natural habitats.
|
|
Haus firmly opposes President Donald Trump's suggestion to drop nuclear bombs into hurricanes.
|
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To this day, many Argentinians firmly believe the U.S. government supported the junta.
|
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The incident went viral, with social media opinion firmly on Egg Boy's side.
|
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We must take all necessary measures to firmly defend our rights and interests.
|
|
With iOS 10, Apple firmly planted its flag in the smart home world.
|
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But for now, he can firmly conclude that something in there is wrong.
|
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With Kershaw on the mound, the game was firmly in the Dodgers' control.
|
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Press and firmly hold the icon of the app you want to delete.
|
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The Up3 originally sold for $179.99, placing it firmly in the premium range.
|
|
I'm firmly in Chouinard's camp: The process is more important than the result.
|
|
"It is clear that spring has firmly sprung," CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller said.
|
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"It is clear that spring has firmly sprung," CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller says.
|
|
Through qualitative and quantitative interviews, we learned that this behavior is firmly entrenched.
|
|
According to Bartels, Democrats who are most firmly culturally liberal are overwhelmingly white.
|
|
He remained firmly in power thanks to the support of Russia and Iran.
|
|
And what if you actually firmly oppose the argument you have to make?
|
|
The Supreme Court, which determines its legality, seems firmly in favor of it.
|
|
US involvement in the war in Yemen firmly sits in this third category.
|
|
"I said, hey man, that's the new Klan hood," he tells me firmly.
|
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We have both feet firmly set on the ground, and we need commissions.
|
|
I am also firmly anti-hippie, partly because I hate weed so much.
|
|
What's challenging about playing characters who are so firmly located in the past?
|
|
But none of these opponents of privacy had capitalism firmly on its side.
|
|
But other conservationists were firmly opposed to the idea of reinstating elephant hunting.
|
|
"I firmly believe the economy will take a hit," Ms. Schweighofer, 42, said.
|
|
He is a registered Republican, self-declared "political junkie," and firmly anti-Trump.
|
|
His frequent punching bag over the Russia investigation, Jeff Sessions, pushed back firmly.
|
|
Dan Forest (R), who sits firmly on the right of the Republican spectrum.
|
|
The drug industry is "firmly committed to bringing forth affordable solutions," he added.
|
|
Kavana firmly believes in his mission, though that does not make him unique.
|
|
" PwC said it firmly opposed "any action and statement that challenge national sovereignty.
|
|
We're told there is now an armed guard firmly planted on the property.
|
|
" Still, Mr. Holder added firmly, "The House of Representatives is certainly in play.
|
|
"We are standing against them firmly and are fighting them off," he said.
|
|
"Documenta is firmly anchored in Kassel and will remain so," Mr. Geselle said.
|
|
"Grasp it and pull it straight out, slowly but firmly," Ms. Leland advised.
|
|
The S&P 53 and Nasdaq indexes were also firmly in the red.
|
|
The idea behind Snyk is to fit security firmly in the development process.
|
|
She added, firmly, "We are a friendly community — you can write that down."
|
|
Another 2628 percent said they were firmly decided on their candidate of choice.
|
|
Those firmly committed against the President (43%) outpace those solidly behind him (37%).
|
|
Iran's judiciary chief Sadeq Larijani ordered prosecutors on Monday to "punish rioters firmly".
|
|
And it must firmly resolve never to engage in such imperious activities again.
|
|
He gripped the microphone firmly, as if he could squeeze truth from it.
|
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As new threats and challenges emerge, we stand firmly beside the Israeli people.
|
|
Italian voters have firmly rejected constitutional changes championed by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
|
|
"No, I'm not going to tell you what they are," she said firmly.
|
|
In 2020, democratic socialism has firmly centered itself in the mainstream political discourse.
|
|
"This question can never rest until it is firmly disposed of," he said.
|
|
It also seems to have put Russia more firmly in the Assad camp.
|
|
In the Dutch parliamentary election, it was two small, firmly pro-European parties.
|
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We firmly believe the plan should be passed more or less as is.
|
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But notably, he did not firmly resolve this issue before the trial began.
|
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I thought it was firmly in place before, but now even more so.
|
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You firmly believe that your dog is the best doggo in the world.
|
|
During the last nine trial days, Roberts has firmly enforced Senate impeachment rules.
|
|
It also firmly restated the church's teaching against most forms of birth control.
|
|
Goldman firmly pushed back against Collins's comments, asking him what his "implication" was.
|
|
"We firmly oppose" the deployment, Mr. Lu said at a regular news briefing.
|
|
Automakers, financials, manufacturers and technology stocks ended the session firmly in negative territory.
|
|
Conduct risk factors have remained firmly on firms' agendas when discussing business strategy.
|
|
However, it is firmly opposed to the Brexit deal Johnson wants to implement.
|
|
Last year's string of acquisitions thrust it firmly on to investors' radar screens.
|
|
For his part, Trump has firmly embraced Johnson, Brexit, and U.K. free trade.
|
|
Congress firmly rejected Pruitt's effort to sell Trump's massive budget cuts to EPA.
|
|
Confronting this threat requires having a firmly entrenched top diplomat for the region.
|
|
Automakers were also firmly in negative territory, with Hyundai Motor down 3.41 percent.
|
|
"I firmly believe we should let the regulators investigate the incidents," he responded.
|
|
Today, he is firmly established among the highest level of global music superstars.
|
|
The market's attention is now firmly on the scale of tightening further out.
|
|
At this point, Senate Republicans still seem like they are firmly backing Trump.
|
|
The shutters are shown firmly closed, as if to protect the occupants' privacy.
|
|
Mr. Trump has firmly rejected that deal, with no interest in renegotiating it.
|
|
We will be ready with our European partners to respond firmly to them.
|
|
She responds to the press corps firmly but with a genuine southern charm.
|
|
Countless mindfulness apps have also embedded the concept firmly in our cultural lexicon.
|
|
If you're passionate about it, and firmly believe in it, then that's cool.
|
|
The family was firmly divided into the Korean side and the white side.
|
|
Once their ursine images were firmly in place, Ms. Zaloom asked for descriptions.
|
|
More than 17 years later, China's telecommunications industry remains firmly under government control.
|
|
Place your index fingers just above the corners of your mouth, pressing firmly.
|
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Yet, on a question as straightforward as this one, we are firmly aligned.
|
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As a progressive independent voter, I am still firmly for the death penalty.
|
|
By that time, Poland and the Baltics were already firmly under Soviet domination.
|
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He hopes the new title could put the village firmly on the map.
|
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Until now the CDU party position has been firmly opposed to marriage equality.
|
|
Perhaps this is why she clung firmly to the painterliness of her paintings.
|
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It stands firmly at the pinnacle of why music can be so powerful.
|
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Firmly disavowing Putin would be just about the lowest-hanging political fruit imaginable.
|
|
Julie Swetnick's allegations, which became public on Wednesday, firmly support the second version.
|
|
At a security conference in Munich on Saturday, Medvedev firmly rejected such allegations.
|
|
The state, which then-candidate Donald Trump won by eight points in 2016, has trended so firmly red in recent years that some Democratic operatives have questioned whether it remains firmly in the top tier of presidential battlegrounds for Democrats.
|
|
While his feet remained firmly on the ground, his head was in the clouds.
|
|
"We firmly oppose the willful use [of] sticks of tariff and protectionism," he said.
|
|
Press mixture firmly onto bottom and up sides of a 43-inch tart pan.
|
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Scorpio season will officially kick off October 23, firmly focusing you on your responsibilities.
|
|
Donors and affected countries must remain firmly committed to achieving a world without NTDs.
|
|
But party leaders like Speaker Nancy Pelosi remain firmly opposed to an impeachment push.
|
|
Member of European Parliament Julia Reda is firmly opposed to Article 11 and 13.
|
|
" Now: "A new surge of optimism is placing impossible dreams firmly within our grasp.
|
|
Through it all, though, Ole Miss had been firmly in Freeze's corner—until now.
|
|
The group said it was "firmly on track" to deliver our medium-term ambition.
|
|
It's a story that, like many good Onion items, is firmly rooted in reality.
|
|
But if he is, we can only hope he stands firmly behind his belief.
|
|
Chazelle took the Director's Guild Award and this award is firmly his to lose.
|
|
Economically the party is now firmly centrist, making it palatable to property-owning professionals.
|
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" He stood firmly against Trump's "America First" mantra, saying this isolationist mindset "is wrong.
|
|
Tuesday's primary results firmly and conclusively extinguished any lingering hopes for the Sanders campaign.
|
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False. Decisions about network architecture and design have remained firmly in the hands of
|
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Utilities and technology were the only S&P 500 sectors firmly in the black.
|
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Keep your eyes to the sky and your feet planted firmly on the ground.
|
|
Genius announced via blog post today that it's firmly in the Apple Music camp.
|
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Step Five Firmly adhere your stone to the screw for at least 30 seconds.
|
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I approached the line of uniformed police officers, their feet planted firmly on pavement.
|
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I firmly believe that educators in this country are criminally underpaid and under rewarded.
|
|
Unlike those fictional works, Succession takes place firmly within the contemporary American media landscape.
|
|
Keep that firmly at the center of mind if you pick up this game.
|
|
The party has stood firmly behind Trump in the wake of Mueller's findings. Sen.
|
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Griffin made the move despite the Cavaliers sitting firmly atop the Eastern Conference standings.
|
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It's richness is firmly rooted in finding joy and laugher in the Black experience.
|
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"Sex is not about being firmly hot or cold on the idea," Ryan says.
|
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But public opinion here is firmly on the side of the climate change believers.
|
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"No Albanian in Kosovo will ever let you pay," he said, politely but firmly.
|
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I will continue to act firmly to prevent any Palestinian government foothold in Jerusalem.
|
|
As this tweet shows, both these groups are now firmly ensconced in international politics.
|
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Luke kind of hits on her and she firmly says that it'll never happen.
|
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The peripherals that the headset relies on, however, are firmly rooted in the Before.
|
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It's all packed in firmly with rice and then squeezed into a perfect oblong.
|
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In terms of the Oscar calendar, we're still firmly planted in the pre-season.
|
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Sullivan, like most of us, places the blame firmly on the powers that be.
|
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Others are set firmly in the real world, but have an aura of magic.
|
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Jenna Jameson is firmly of the belief that any body is a bikini body.
|
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A.A.d city, which is firmly centered in Compton's avenues, side streets, and housing projects.
|
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His music has been labeled Axé but he doesn't firmly classify himself that way.
|
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"We firmly believe in the hyper-expansion of services within one geography," he says.
|
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As far as I can tell, the patriarchal system is still firmly in place.
|
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With the bit now firmly between their teeth, anti-corruption types will want more.
|
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SoftBank's shareholders are firmly on the hook when it comes to the Vision Fund.
|
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My opponent stares, his own sword held firmly before him in a low stance.
|
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"My philosophy about where you live is not a financial philosophy," she said firmly.
|
|
The Moneyval report said the AIF's supervision of the IOR "is now firmly established".
|
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Republicans are firmly in the "gone too far" camp, 57% feel that way vs.
|
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He nods, firmly grasps the paper his prepared remarks are printed on, and begins.
|
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Engineering projects like Aquila, an internet-providing drone, were more firmly in Zuckerberg's wheelhouse.
|
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They're kept firmly in place and are less likely to bruise on the journey.
|
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But until a body is found, her family will firmly believe ShyShy is alive.
|
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He presents himself as a post-ideological candidate situated firmly in the political centre.
|
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All the while, however, the company has firmly denied claims that it's going away.
|
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Coats asserted firmly his belief that any "political shaping" of intelligence would be inappropriate.
|
|
The state senate in Connecticut, which had been firmly blue, is now evenly split.
|
|
Sean Lyons, the MUD's tech lead, places the effort firmly as a community effort.
|
|
But in these cases, those who believe in freedom must stand even more firmly.
|
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Those two are firmly established; there may be many others yet to be discovered.
|
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Maher firmly believes that people like him and Mark Dant can change the world.
|
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Industrial stocks have firmly led the way this year, rising more than 18 percent.
|
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"I firmly believe this video is about sharing my own personal journey," she said.
|
|
Young Americans tend to be more socially liberal, but firmly reject Washington's status quo.
|
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Congress, now firmly in Republican control after November's election, also appears poised to act.
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Since then it has firmly established its calamitous impact on the country's tree stock.
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Trump on NBC again firmly denied that he has any financial links to Russia.
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And so I firmly believe that our policy ultimately puts fewer Americans at risk.
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I firmly believe every state should provide choices and embrace equal opportunity and education.
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Keep your eyes firmly on this page for all the best Amazon device deals.
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What is obvious, though, is that these companies firmly believe scooters are the future.
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What happens next is anyone's guess, but Musk's sights are firmly set on Mars.
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But House Republicans, firmly in control of the lower chamber, want to aim higher.
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The spotlight remains firmly on Conor, and his knack for crafting catchy pop tunes.
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"I'd never put myself in danger of being a real victim," Cherry states firmly.
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So he remained, firmly, despite ups and downs caused by drugs and pushy girlfriends.
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Images of the attacks are firmly imprinted on the mind of every news consumer.
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"Virile" and its follow up video "Territory" centred firmly on human emotion and expression.
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I sat with lids firmly clasped together and the world melted all around me.
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That's especially true of genres so firmly associated with cis white men, like horror.
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I'd just tell them I firmly believe in the whistle as a musical instrument.
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I'm not going to come down too firmly on that, because it's purely hypothetical.
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"Our mission, direction and growth strategy remains unchanged, and firmly in place," Dutta said.
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And she set her sights firmly on Mr Trump as the man to beat.
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"I didn't want to make some sappy, serious, preachy film," Del Rio firmly states.
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Above all else, it's uplifting—firmly eschewing ballad territory like Five with better jeans.
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" He also says that "if you disrespect Australian law, they will tell you firmly.
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Law and Justice is not anti-Semitic, and its leaders are firmly pro-Israel.
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Public opinion polls consistently show that the American public is firmly in Israel's corner.
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The optimistic tone made investors believe a December hike is firmly in the cards.
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"We firmly believe digital technology is going to have a transformative effect," Mihaljevic said.
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Ms. Dietrick firmly believes in Gawker's approach to news, current and former employees say.
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Republican platforms of the 1950's firmly opposed trade deals with any communist nations.
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On a scale from 1 to LITERAL GARBAGE, today is firmly in garbage territory.
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It also puts Randall firmly in the moment instead of looking towards the future.
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The Big Sick, out June 23, starts off in firmly familiar romantic comedy territory.
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Meanwhile Guiled, a teacher by profession, is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
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To compensate, Trump is even more firmly embracing the white nationalism he ran on.
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Firmly expressing that you want a job also requires drawing on your personal strength.
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Humans will return to the Moon as we firmly establish reasons to do so.
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Both houses of the state legislature are firmly in the hands of the GOP.
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" Kelly held firmly to the idea of securing the border with "a physical barrier.
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We need to land firmly on the side of human rights and human dignity.
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So, I think our lives were very firmly entwined, both professionally and also socially.
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They're often installed to replace windows, providing translucency but keeping the outside firmly out.
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Open Road had pushed for a fall release, placing it firmly among Oscar contenders.
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Those have moved firmly away from the uncanny valley into something more cartoony/adorable.
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For years I was firmly against wearing sandals, but I've softened my stance recently.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell firmly endorsed the proposal in a floor speech Wednesday.
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Their exile families are more firmly established in the United States than Afro-Cubans.
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"I firmly believe that there is a cover-up taking place," Mr. Sells said.
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Most psychological thrillers are firmly, and successfully, premised on the conclusion that we can't.
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At some point in time, one has to stand firmly for women (sic) rights.
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Mr. Redstone's empire will remain firmly under his and his daughter Shari Redstone's control.
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With the box office firmly in its grasp, Disney is eyeing a new challenge.
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He quickly and firmly announced that he thought the couple would go the distance.
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Here, we're planted firmly on the chord of A minor, the song's home key.
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" He added that China will "firmly take necessary measures to safeguard its own interests.
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Even after a week's reflection, they remained firmly committed to the new-found mantras.
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And the Michael Jordan figure of the league, Maya Moore, remains firmly in place.
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And third, to reassure you that Starbucks stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling.
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Queens is not the only place the tropical green birds have become firmly entrenched.
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Fold the excess dough into the center of the DKA and press down firmly.
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Democracy had been firmly reinstated, and the trial against the military juntas had begun.
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A decade later, however, PRIDE's approach looks the future was firmly in the past.
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"We remain firmly on track," Chief Financial Officer Thomas Dannenfeldt said of the results.
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Emma. Emma's role had so diminished that she was firmly in curtain jerker territory.
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U: Unconsciousness or inability to be roused—especially after you firmly rub their chest.
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Lyft remains firmly in second place behind Uber in the US ride-hailing industry.
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When her feet were firmly on the ground, he leaned over and kissed her.
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That fact must be firmly and clearly stated, and roundly condemned by our leaders.
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"I am firmly against providing amnesty to illegal immigrants," she said on the page.
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This was a mishmash of conspiracy theories that ... I believe firmly to be baseless.
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"I would take issue first with the premise of your question," Nauert responded firmly.
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To the Editor: I firmly support Bernie Sanders's desire to stay in the race.
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The days of uncritical Silicon Valley boosterism seem to be firmly in the past.
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They often voted for Republicans in the past and are now firmly anti-Trump.
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In that way, her playing sounds firmly planted in the age of digital media.
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Many firmly denounced the violence faced by Black and other trans women of color.
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Just one point won, and the momentum was firmly with the server to hold.
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"I think Hampshire Police are trying to keep the lid firmly closed," he says.
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I firmly believed in this position before I saw arguments from the other side.
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NTV, now firmly under state control, is today one of Mr. Putin's loudest cheerleaders.
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But skating fans were having none of it — they are firmly on Team Pooh.
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"We firmly oppose the unilateralism and trade protectionism of the United States," it said.
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In Zucktown, this notion of firmly separated insiders and outsiders will be deliberately blurred.
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Some scholars have tried, tongue firmly in cheek, to defend Rowling's approach to Africa.
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Senate Republicans also are working to shift the courts more firmly to the right.
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Franklin always seemed to have her size 133 feet firmly planted on the ground.
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"I was corrected — very firmly," the curator, Christine R. Yano, said at the time.
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I am coming from the EPP now and we firmly stand behind our candidate.
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I firmly support the United States position that all options are on the table.
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" Eyes closed and head firmly resting on the pillow, I whisper, "Just press snooze.
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Along the campaign trail, Mr. Walker was firmly focused on the state's economic gains.
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Beliefs firmly held in his mind seemed to mingle with bemusement tickling his gut.
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Most disturbing, we now know how firmly class positions are being transmitted across generations.
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"We firmly believe the U.S. legal system eventually bends toward justice," Mr. Haggerty said.
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But almost six years later, there is little doubt he is firmly in control.
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Investors may want to listen to Wien, who's been firmly in the bull camp.
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We assumed that the roots of democracy in places like Hungary were firmly entrenched.
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"Once more, I firmly condemn every form of anti-Semitism," Francis told the delegation.
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To fans in Seattle, Wilson sits firmly on the Mount Rushmore of sports icons.
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Those firmly set on a goal, like conquering a new slope, make riskier choices.
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Algerians succeeded in ousting their authoritarian president, but the military remains firmly in charge.
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Well, it's clear that the GOP is firmly the party of President Donald Trump.
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It is also worth recalling that Netanyahu's government is firmly of the right-wing.
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"There's a difference between illegal and unethical," Chloe, a neuroscience major, told me, firmly.
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Firmly in second place is Mr. Anaya, 39, of the conservative National Action Party.
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Grewal is the son of a military man, firmly ensconced in India's middle class.
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This central, intuitive principle of justice is also firmly rooted in federal constitutional doctrine.
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They represent the evolution of a desert artist, eye firmly on her future's possibilities.
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They both have also firmly cemented themselves as activists as well as musical artists.
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Both stand to lose, though, if they dig in too firmly against each other.
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"We can't do anything about it," Jeff said firmly, as if to convince himself.
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Nonetheless the pressure is firmly now on Ireland for major GDPR enforcements to flow.
|
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Yet, even when her characters are unsteady, Cawood's hands are firmly on the wheel.
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Bennett said moderates firmly believe a Sanders primary win would seal Donald Trump's reelection.
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Among women, only white evangelicals remain firmly committed to the G.O.P. and Mr. Trump.
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To prevent leaks, you should hold the lid on firmly while shaking the Bullet.
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In years past, support for the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was firmly bipartisan.
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Ms. Wong took over, grasping him firmly by the neck to finish his bath.
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Or is he the ruthless capitalist, with eyes firmly fixed on the bottom line?
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Unlike his father, who believes firmly in the process, Elliot is Gen Z nihilist.
|
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TransferWise is reportedly valued at about $1.6 billion, putting it firmly at "unicorn" status.
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Nor has he firmly endorsed or opposed tax reform proposals being debated in Congress.
|
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Of all European countries, the Netherlands was the most firmly embedded in the Anglosphere.
|
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A new biography of thin-skinned Richard Nixon feels firmly rooted in the present.
|
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For the past few years, Intel has firmly held the market on flagship devices.
|
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The Reuters poll found independents firmly against Trump's impeachment, 46 percent to 36 percent.
|
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Throughout her life, Colette's allegiances would remain firmly on the side of the provincial.
|
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Masvidal obviously has those skills and firmly believes he's the frontrunner for that fight.
|
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Now that she's firmly behind the inquiry, it is far more likely to advance.
|
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We have yet to firmly put our foot down and push back against Kim.
|
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Raj Chetty and company's highly influential work on mobility sits firmly in this camp.
|
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Despite the change, however, Page and Brin will remain firmly in control of Alphabet.
|
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But uniquely, these are all cultural products set firmly in the realm of values.
|
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The firmly pro-business Mr. Tsang is, logically, its preferred candidate for chief executive.
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AND I FIRMLY BELIEVE THE REASON IT WAS 2250% IS NOT SOME NATURAL REASON.
|
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Market reforms galvanize its economy, even as the Communist Party remains firmly in control.
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When you want to select something, you simply press firmly on the remote trackpad.
|
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At 9:01, Mr. Trump followed, blue tie crisply knotted, comb-over firmly secured.
|
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The first time I made the pie, it didn't set firmly enough to slice.
|
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"We call upon the authorities to firmly deal with these dogs," someone else wrote.
|
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The German government laid the blame for the crisis firmly at Tehran&aposs door.
|
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Now, one nascent company is aiming to place that talent firmly in the spotlight.
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Twist and pull it out firmly, taking care not to damage the meat. 4.
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And so, with the past firmly in mind, I leaped headlong into the future.
|
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Another downside: Between the Eufy and the Furbo, Finn now firmly believes in ghosts.
|
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I am more firmly rooted in who I am and what I will accept.
|
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It's unlikely that this defense convinced anyone who wasn't already firmly in Trump's camp.
|
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The featured designers firmly situate their creations through typically feminine forms, shapes, and ornamentation.
|
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"The central government firmly supports Carrie Lam leading the Hong Kong government's administration according to law, firmly supports the Hong Kong police strictly enforcing rule of law," said Yang Guang, a spokesman for the Chinese government's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office.
|
|
FIAT CHRYSLER SAYS IT REMAINS FIRMLY CONVINCED OF THE COMPELLING, TRANSFORMATIONAL RATIONALE OF A PROPOSAL
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The difference is that now we are firmly and forcefully standing up for America's interests.
|
|
Using a large, sturdy metal spatula, firmly smash meat into 1/3-inch-thick patties.
|
|
Show some backbone by setting limits and saying no — lovingly but firmly — to draining requests.
|
|
The Brooklyn-based retailer is firmly establishing itself as the preeminent marketplace for handcrafted items.
|
|
The first, that is, once the world's most famous skateboarder's identity has been firmly established.
|
|
Like, put me firmly in the camp of -- with Nancy Pelosi over Kim Jong-un.
|
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I firmly believe in either addressing a situation head-on or shutting up about it.
|
|
Unlike in the 2011 rebellion, everybody remained firmly within the PSSI and thus under FIFA.
|
|
Furthermore, investors are confident that Lagarde will remain firmly within Draghi's dovish tradition, aiding continuity.
|
|
But the party stayed firmly in charge, and that was what mattered most of all.
|
|
We couldn't forgive ourselves if we hadn't acted promptly and firmly to correct that situation.
|
|
Since 1990, stocks tend to close out the month of December firmly in the green.
|
|
"The risks for euro/dollar are firmly on the downside from here, " he told CNBC.
|
|
" But asked if House Democrats will take up the Senate bill, Pelosi firmly said, "no.
|
|
We have to engage with people and organizations that are firmly outside our respective bubbles.
|
|
"I don't care for Trump, but he's the lesser of two evils," she said firmly.
|
|
Most Alabamians are firmly on the side of reproductive freedom, and they are not alone.
|
|
"I firmly believe I'm here because years ago I turned my life around," told CNBC.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Vodafone has its eye firmly on the top spot in India.
|
|
But, there's one eyebrow look that ought to remain firmly locked away in the past.
|
|
"Wirecard firmly rejects the media coverage of FT," a spokeswoman said in an emailed statement.
|
|
Rochlin's model relies on existing data from countries where the tick has firmly established itself.
|
|
But John Durant, Manifesto's Harvard-educated author, is not: he's firmly on the alt-right.
|
|
Holding out too firmly though could irritate the American side, which might demand concessions elsewhere.
|
|
The American Jewish community is bigger, more politically confident, and more firmly aligned with Democrats.
|
|
Two rubber strips underneath the Smart Clock help keep it firmly planted on a surface.
|
|
"I firmly believe that the president of the United States would support it," Maloney said.
|
|
But these important details remain firmly at the edges of an otherwise clear-sighted musical.
|
|
Total was around $134.74 for us all, but our cousin firmly insists that he pay.
|
|
Once dry, your foil should be firmly stuck to your agate, and ready for guests.
|
|
The Italian, firmly on course for London, hit 36 winners including 20 from his forehand.
|
|
France, which has sometimes wavered on Russia, is now also firmly in the hawkish camp.
|
|
However, these may be on hold until a post-election government is firmly in place.
|
|
As America allied itself firmly with Israel, cold-war divisions overlaid the Arab-Israeli conflict.
|
|
But first she speaks herself firmly, with a wink, into the space and the world.
|
|
But it's important for the United States and President Trump is firmly committed to it.
|
|
America's military establishment still firmly supports NATO and Mrs Merkel is far from anti-American.
|
|
Here, at the reunion, she's making sure that Manny's boobs stay firmly in her shirt.
|
|
Finally, firmly insert the whiskers into the cake next to the nose, angled upward. 5.
|
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But when a worker flagrantly insults customers on receipts, companies must respond firmly, Creary said.
|
|
Well, first things first, the ball is firmly in Britain's, and not the EU's, court.
|
|
AMC's new offering Dietland is a show that exists firmly in a post-#MeToo world.
|
|
Harris says she firmly believes Carrie "learned a lesson" after Charlotte loans her the money.
|
|
They are delivered with passion by characters defined in part by their firmly rooted convictions.
|
|
Half of all respondents said they're not firmly decided and could still change their minds.
|
|
Jim Grant's view, expressed on CNBC, puts him firmly in the minority on Wall Street.
|
|
But like many of her peers, she kept one eye firmly trained on practical realities.
|
|
At least with the Oracle complaint, the GAO put that idea firmly to rest today.
|
|
These days, the hands are pointing firmly toward smartwatches that, well, actually look like watches.
|
|
I'm firmly in the "We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed is an album" camp now.
|
|
Meanwhile, she has her sights set firmly on the future of probiotics to treat acne.
|
|
He firmly believes the little girl has been coached by someone while under Norma's care.
|
|
For her part, Nicole firmly believes going to police was the "right thing to do."
|
|
The current FCC is firmly anti-regulation—asking consumers and companies to fend for themselves.
|
|
Though highly contemporary, Kurata's work is firmly rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics, values, and history.
|
|
China, too, is firmly committed to clean energy and boasts some impressive clean-tech entrepreneurs.
|
|
But this right to expression remains firmly distinguished from a right to publicity or acceptance.
|
|
By 5, you'll be looking people in the eye when you firmly shake their hand.
|
|
With the disintegration of Brangelina, why not use Halloween to show you're firmly Team Angie?
|
|
The U.S. economy has firmly progressed to an information economy, where talent has replaced goods.
|
|
That would likely be an impossible hurdle, given how firmly Democrats are opposed to it.
|
|
"China firmly opposes any words or actions that would escalate rivalry and tension," Lu said.
|
|
" Cerf wrote that his partners Donald Klopfer and Robert Haas "firmly agree on this point.
|
|
Its aluminum body is sturdy and sits firmly on a table or on your lap.
|
|
Expect the unexpected as Trump the disrupter firmly puts his stamp on the confirmation process.
|
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Mexico firmly refused to pay, and now Trump wants U.S. taxpayers to cover the costs.
|
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He firmly believes that Tangier can be saved, but help has to come very soon.
|
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Germann has been charming me since Ally McBeal, and I'm firmly on Team Tom here.
|
|
Fleming says there's nothing hateful about supporting legal immigration and standing firmly against illegal immigration.
|
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Phil firmly believes the special effects in 'The Thing' are the greatest in film history.
|
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Firmly adhere your sticker to the glass, making sure all edges are securely places down.
|
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"We firmly resist any shortcuts or cheating," the administrator said in the statement to Reuters.
|
|
But the aim is for something real: empathy, which Tribe firmly believes can be taught.
|
|
The events of this week seem to be firmly in the out-of-control space.
|
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Bernie Sanders comes off as far more interesting, though he's also firmly presented as unelectable.
|
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Bebianno said Guedes continued firmly in position as Bolsonaro's economic guru despite the fraud probe.
|
|
President Donald Trump again firmly denied Thursday that he has any financial links to Russia.
|
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Our support for macroeconomic assistance must be firmly conditioned on effective implementation of these reforms.
|
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The former revolutionized the craft of animation and firmly ensconsed Japanese animation in the mainstream.
|
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And speaking of which ... that $10 mil engagement ring is firmly planted on her finger.
|
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In the jobs data, "our eyes will be firmly on the wage growth," Wolff said.
|
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She claims to firmly believe in gender equality and yet her ostensible behavior reveals otherwise.
|
|
They have secured the area and will ensure the manhole cover stays firmly in place.
|
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However, the effect is to amplify any existing trend, which right now is firmly downwards.
|
|
But this car is different: its human driver keeps his hands firmly on the wheel.
|
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"No," Shurmur said firmly when asked if a change at quarterback is on the table.
|
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UKIP's liberal rhetoric is grounded firmly in the alleged fairness of the "points" methodology itself.
|
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We've pulled together 10 tropes that are better off firmly in the realm of fantasy.
|
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But his exact role on the night of the attacks has not been firmly established.
|
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The regulator will complete coal overcapacity cuts and firmly deal with "zombie firms," SASAC added.
|
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A person who is firmly rooted can go out and enjoy the adventure of pluralism.
|
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Republicans have firmly opposed the rules requiring internet service providers to treat all web traffic.
|
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"We won't have those answers firmly in hand for 236 to 210.4,236 years," Milarch says.
|
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These report findings firmly support Obama's vision to bring private investments into natural resource management.
|
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The United States needs to firmly push back against threats to its interests and values.
|
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"I've painted all my life," she said, nodding her head firmly to make the point.
|
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Now a new theory has firmly zeroed in on a Wordpress plugin called Revolution Slider.
|
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"I believe we are firmly entering a world of ARM inside every device," he said.
|
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They shut it down so firmly that the cartels left the area and went elsewhere.
|
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He pushed his case firmly, hitting his campaign's focal points on the economy and trade.
|
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Your tree is up, it's strung with lights, and your topper is firmly in place.
|
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There is no room for higher principles when we live so firmly in the concrete.
|
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Harriet Tubman was firmly committed to the abolitionist movement until she died at age 98.
|
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Golden State's foot is firmly planted on Portland's throat, ready to deliver the killing blow.
|
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He added that Beijing will "firmly safeguard the legitimate and proper rights" of Chinese companies.
|
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"I firmly believe I'm here because years ago I turned my life around," he says.
|
|
The market does not welcome Trump's trade wars, but it doesn't firmly oppose them either.
|
|
Calmly but firmly explain what you're doing, and acknowledge that the tourniquet may be painful.
|
|
If the global recovery is firmly rooted, why are so many central banks cutting rates?
|
|
Nonetheless, it is outdoor air-pollution levels that have been firmly linked to public health.
|
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Even within the political system, party identities have also become clearer — and more firmly divided.
|
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With today's technology, I firmly believe we can simultaneously transport oil and protect our environment.
|
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We firmly believe that advocating on behalf of the Uighur population is a moral imperative.
|
|
Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) by telling "her time has expired" and more firmly admonished Sen.
|
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"This journey was better than that I submit to the terrorist organizations," Wassal said firmly.
|
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"We are firmly committed to Qdoba's continued growth as a leading fast-casual restaurant operator."
|
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Each is a legitimate exercise of congressional power and is firmly rooted in the Constitution.
|
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International and domestic law has established firmly that these women have suffered human rights violations.
|
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Public opinion has really come down very firmly on the side of the Windrush migrants.
|
|
OpTic managed to take the next round, firmly putting the momentum back in their favor.
|
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Republicans have, at this point, firmly discredited Democratic moderates and their promises of technocratic compromises.
|
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The show firmly argues that the past sucks, especially when you aren't a white man.
|
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You come down firmly on the capitalist side, but see the need for major changes.
|
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With the last nuclear bolt firmly inserted and secured, she exhaled and rubbed her eyes.
|
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Despite being born in the spotlight, she has kept her feet firmly on the ground!
|
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But John Durant, Manifesto's Harvard-educated author, is not: he's firmly on the alt-right.
|
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The first hand disengaged, placed itself on my breastbone and pressed me firmly down again.
|
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It both holds your phone firmly in place and charges it at the same time.
|
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But there is a vast majority in the House which is firmly against that scenario.
|
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Right now, unfortunately, it is steering the American economy firmly into a low-rate rut.
|
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The commanders themselves, however, firmly believed that Mr. Uribe shipped them out to silence them.
|
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Le Parisien quotes Polanski's lawyer, Herve Temime, as saying that Polanski "firmly contests" the allegation.
|
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It was with this messaging burned firmly in my frontal cortex that I approached adulthood.
|
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Some Catholics will firmly, explicitly close the door on Catholic sources of sexual morality, yes.
|
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And, the area where he grew up was firmly enshrined in the city's musical history.
|
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Grasp it as close to the skin as possible and pull out firmly and smoothly.
|
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The adult mentors of last year's first season are gone, leaving kids firmly in charge.
|
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Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the No. 3 House Republican, is firmly in the shutdown camp.
|
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In short, the creature didn't seem to be very firmly connected to the physical world.
|
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A few of those running seem to have grasped this reality more firmly than others.
|
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The measure, which passed, is largely symbolic, but it puts Mr. Sueur firmly behind Maurice.
|
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The new set came with its statue of baby Jesus firmly plastered to the manger.
|
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With Republicans firmly in control of the Senate, his confirmation appears to be on track.
|
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But for Watkins, the split between identities has been firmly and cruelly determined by biology.
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