It's also a day of gratitude for what was, sadness for what is and eternal hope for what will be.
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We go for what we remember, not for what they are.
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But they indicted him for what or pleaded him for what?
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Not just for what it is, but for what it isn't.
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Moreover, people will choose it not for what it does but for what it represents.
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It was worrying for what was to come, and encouraging for what had come before.
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It deserves praise for what it has done, not condemnation for what it could not.
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For what?" a play on the DJ Snake and Lil Jon song, "Turn Down for What.
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The Garmin Fenix 5S is as notable for what it isn't as for what it is.
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"Thank you for what you did, thank you for standing up for what was right," he said.
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Terrorists write "religious" justifications for what they do, for whom they attack, for what weapons they use.
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But Gvasalia is as important for what his intentions aren't as much as for what they are.
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We need a president to push for what is right, and push for what America really needs.
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I have high expectations for what Apple will do and respect for what Tesla has already done.
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We need a president to push for what is right and push for what America really needs.
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I feel very bad for what Judge Kavanaugh and his family have gone through, and for what?
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But Patriot will still only get attention for what it signals, not for what it actually is: fine.
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THIS extraordinary new film is almost as notable for what it doesn't do as for what it does.
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The brief may be more notable, in fact, for what it doesn't say than for what it does.
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And I feel just a tiny bit sorry — not for what we did, but for what we enabled.
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You came to St. Bernard's for what it was, not for what you decided it ought to be.
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The Democrats' immigration measure was notable both for what it did and for what it did not do.
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All these years later, she's still punished for what she did, but also for what she didn't do.
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He praises her for what is praiseworthy and, more or less, holds her accountable for what is not.
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They have long fascinated me, as much for what they did as for what they continue to do.
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But the statistics were notable as much for what they did not contain as for what they did.
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"Ask for what you want and negotiate for what you want," said Kathy Caprino, a career and executive coach.
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"While others search for what they can take, a true king searches for what he can give," Mufasa continues.
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"If you don't fight for what you want, then don't cry for what you lost," reads the first quote.
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Not for ourselves, but for what had happened here, for what this community had brought in their hearts tonight.
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Read a book for what it is, I admonished the student, not for what you want it to be.
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So let us craft our policies not just for what we expect but for what will surely surprise us.
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Women should fight for what they think they deserve and we should fight for what we think we deserve.
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Somebody with her deep convictions and knowing you for what you are and loving you for what you are -- not for what you represent or your role or your honors ... That is very important to me.
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Cersei, on the other hand, wants Ned to pay for what he's done — for what he's done to her family.
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The wealthiest people, however, see money for what it is and for what it isn't — through the eyes of logic.
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He's used to fighting for what he wants, fighting for what he believes in, and this nomination is no different.
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"There is no substantiation for what Chairman Nunes said, nor is there substantiation for what Congressman Schiff said," he added.
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As for what went wrong -- besides the divorce -- he's got a label for what he believes Mel pulled in court.
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"Do I vote for what I've been voting for, or do I vote for what I believe in?" he said.
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The speech she delivered, meanwhile, was noteworthy less for what it contained than for what it omitted or played down.
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The new film Loving is as impressive for what it doesn't do as it is for what it does do.
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He wasn't in trouble for what he did for me; he was in trouble for what he did for other people.
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The public impeachment hearings this week will be at least as important for what is not said as for what is.
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" He added: "Women should fight for what they think they deserve and we should fight for what we think we deserve.
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Every place I've been to has left me with a scar for what was once there, for what has been lost.
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Everywhere there is a brittle grief, and it may be as much for what is coming as for what is gone.
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It inspires fear not for what it is, but for what it represents: a pure expression of man's will to do harm.
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I kind of tried to unmask things so that you see Fox for what it is and Roger for what he was.
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In addition to liking the companies for what they are, Robbins likes them for what they're not: susceptible to an Amazon invasion.
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Wright-Phillips remembers even his best moments, it seems, not for what he did but for what he could have done better.
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"I accept responsibility for what the T.L.C. has done, for what I have done, to make this crisis worse," Mr. Heinzen said.
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Which brings me back to Trump's European trip, which was remarkable not for what Trump did but for what he didn't do.
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"The only way to achieve forgiveness is to apologize for what you've done wrong, and we've apologized for what we've done wrong."
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I always liked myself better for what I could be than for what I was — especially when it came to my body.
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The LeFevre men have now have back-to-back standout moments: one for what they're not wearing and one for what they are.
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That the White House won't even apologize for what she said -- or, better, make her apologize for what she said -- is hugely telling.
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Churchill's aphorism, "If you are going through hell, keep going," is as interesting for what it doesn't say as for what it does.
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Luca Guadagnino's 2018 remake of Dario Argento's 1977 horror masterpiece Suspiria is as remarkable for what it isn't as for what it is.
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And, therefore, how you take or don't take responsibility for what your technology enables or for what happens on your platforms is inescapable.
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But it is also deeply disturbing: for what this history entails, for how the author tells it and for what she leaves out.
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He was the one and only, and I am grateful beyond words for what he gave me … for what he gave us all.
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With dynamic sound and visual panache, Mr. Demme's movie drew raves as much for what it didn't show as for what it did.
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Piper, examines the constitutionality of Minnesota's policy of detaining sex offenders forever — not for what they've done, but for what they might do.
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But the Aizuri program, for what it was in the moment and for what it portends of the ensemble's future, was genuinely exciting.
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By the way, he was in trouble not for what he did for me; he was in trouble for what he did for himself.
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"I voted for what millions of Romanians are asking, for what I believe defines us as a society and a nation," he told reporters.
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I'm not forgiving him for what he did to those other families, but I am forgiving him for what he did to our family.
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We need less punishment for what women choose to do with their bodies and recognition for what they accomplish with their intellect and will.
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She can keep sweeping it under the carpet, but I think it portrayed Bendigo for what it is… well, mostly for what it is.
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"You're neutral platforms; nobody is holding you responsible for what you put up, nobody is holding you responsible for what you take down," Sen.
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Come in with a clear outline for what you want to discuss, stay respectful, and have a concrete plan for what needs to change.
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He castigated President Obama for what he said was a failure to recognize the terrorist threat for what he said it is: Islamic extremists.
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I felt a visceral thrum of gratitude for what still exists, for what has to be fought for, while it still can be beheld.
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The result is less compelling for what it is than for what it suggests about the type of programming Netflix might be experimenting with.
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Giving parents positive reinforcement for what they are already doing is what helps most, he said, not criticizing them for what they aren't doing.
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"As Israel turns 70, the search for a lasting peace turns over a new leaf: one of realism and of not being afraid to stand strongly with our allies for what is good, for what is right, and for what is true," Kushner said Monday.
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Today, the world no longer rewards us just for what we know — Google knows everything — but for what we can do with what we know.
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But he's a household name today not for what he did on the mound, but for what was done to him on an operating table.
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"It should be respected for what it does, we should judge it for what it doesn't do and work hard to improve it," she said.
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So to them, the humanitarian impulses of liberals were hopelessly hypocritical and skewed — not for what they did, necessarily, but for what they left out.
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By practicing gratitude for what you've been given and forgiveness for what you were not, Seligman feels you can create positive emotion about your past.
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His tenure won him praise for what was seen as candid effectiveness, & yet eviscerating criticism for what many saw as incompetence & stubbornness when confronted. pic.twitter.
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Below are WIRED's picks for what you should watch (or at least DVR) this season—and one or two suggestions for what you can easily skip.
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If it takes some liquid courage to ask for what you need, use it carefully but don't ever hold back on asking for what you want.
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BUT ALL THIS NOISE OF BUYING SOMETHING NOT FOR WHAT IT DOES, BUT FOR WHAT YOU THINK IT CAN CONNECT TO, I THINK, IS MOSTLY HOGWASH.
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Good data is important but we have to use it for what it can actually tell us, not for what we wish it could tell us.
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With Weiner out of the way, Abedin can go back to being known for what she's accomplished, rather than for what she's tolerated from her husband.
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As for what you say you want to say: No. This can't be about anything that sounds even remotely like an excuse for what you did.
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It spurred discussion and musing over second chances and who was culpable for what and who was responsible for what in return in the wider sphere.
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But our organization honors President Kagame not just for what he's done for his people but for what he continues to do for the Jewish nation.
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"It helped me to help them develop a voice and stand up for what is right and stand up for what you believe in," she said.
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Louie: Well, people have an Instagram for what they want people to see and they have a Finsta for what they want their friends to see.
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" As for what she hopes to gain from filing the lawsuit, Carlson simply wants "to stand up for what happened to me and what was the truth.
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For what these people have trained to do, for what they want to do with their talents, the current model is difficult to square with traditional corporatism.
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There's no guide for what to do about lions that kill humans There's no guide for what to do about a lion that has killed a human.
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"You're neutral platforms; nobody is holding you responsible for what you put up, nobody is holding you responsible for what you take down," Graham said on Tuesday.
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Now their success at the time points up the oddity of a modern tendency to esteem artists less for what they make than for what they do.
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"I'm sorry, Judge, for what you and your family have been through, and I'm sorry for what Dr. Ford and her family have been through," he said.
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For example, a social media company can't be sued for what a user posts, or a blogger isn't liable for what readers write in the comments section.
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As a nonprofit, we've never charged for what we do, and we never will charge for what we do as long as I'm able to run this program.
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The next on Cramer's list was Alphabet, the parent of Google, but less for what it is doing now and more for what it might be working on.
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Berg used to be interested in seeing America for what it was, but his latest trio of Wahlberg star vehicles sees America only for what it's afraid of.
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For what it's worth, in The Verge review, my colleague Dan Seifert found the KeyOne to be a pretty good phone for what it was trying to do.
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But producers like Calvin Harris, Diplo, David Guetta, and DJ Snake (of "Turn Down for What" — let us never forget "Turn Down for What") have changed the game.
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The detail has appeared on boots, wallets, and scarves, some labeled for what they are ("WALLET") while others are labeled for what they are meant for ("FOR WALKING").
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"People have an Instagram for what they want people to see and then they have a 'finsta' for what they want their friends to see," Louie Swisher said.
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I held a mirror up to his prejudice so he could not help but see himself for what he was and hear his words for what they were.
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As she goes about her business, her star quality keeps us watching her for what she does now, and for what she will do in the future. ♦
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"France is targeted not for what it does, but for what it is, and the French, for the simple reason that they are French," Ms. Le Pen said.
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John McCain's emotional speech before the Senate on Tuesday was a remarkable moment in American politics — but less for what he said than for what he did immediately afterward.
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You have a lot of pride for what Texas does well (see the intro) and a lot of shame for what it doesn't do right (see earlier in November).
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He added that the current Turkish government "is not responsible for what happened 100 years ago, but it does have responsibility for what becomes of this" in present times.
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The moments that make up a life in baseball can immortalize you, not just for what you did, but also for what they may inspire others to call you.
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But if you, like Malachy Tallack, can't resist that "fizzing pressure within" that makes you "long for what is elsewhere, for what is far away" — welcome to your itinerary.
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But Erdogan's speech -- which Turkish officials said would reveal the "naked truth" of Khashoggi's murder -- was significant as much for what he didn't say as for what he did.
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Accordingly, Facebook's anti-hoax measures seek to regulate these sites by punishing them not just for what they do on Facebook, but for what they do outside of it.
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Instead, like any court case, it sets a standard for what counts as "coercive" — and, therefore, a checklist for what a particularly careful Trump administration could try to avoid.
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There are exceptions to every rule, but we won't cover them, which is one of the rationales for what you were, or one of the reasons for what you're saying.
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"I am one of those people who loves to exercise, not only for what it does to my body but for what it does for my mind," Appleby tells Self.com.
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We are all our mother's daughters, and my daughter deserves to have a mother who celebrates her body for what it is, not for what society thinks it should be.
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You can use the data, but all this noise of buying something not for what it does, but for what you think it can connect, I think, is mostly hogwash.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Erdogan's accusation is no surprise, not for what it says about me but rather for what it reveals about his systematic and dangerous drive toward one-man rule.
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As he lay in bed later that night, the ex-senator tried to think of historical parallels not just for what was happening but specifically for what he was doing.
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Emojis, as I've painstakingly attempted to establish, should be largely accepted for what they intend to represent (or for what they come to represent—looking at you, eggplant and peach).
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Not to discredit them for what their jobs were (though they're pretty easy to discredit for what they say), but that's Fox News putting athletes' political thoughts on a pedestal.
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But Dr. Hawking's life was Einsteinian and he was a hero, not just for what he taught about the universe, but for what he taught us about how to live.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Hsiao-Ron Cheng Adrian Piper, the conceptual artist and analytic philosopher, is almost as well known for what she has stopped doing as for what she has done.
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MEXICO CITY — It might have been any other day in El Salvador, but as the hours ticked into evening it became notable not for what happened, but for what didn't.
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But for Clinton it has turned out to be worse than ammunition, not for what it was but for what it wasn't: In the end, it simply wasn't a satisfactory answer.
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If they seek to benefit from his athletic skill, they have to accept valid criticism and take responsibility for what he has done—for what he has the capacity to do.
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"The gala piece will be a shorter work, but a foundation for what happens in Vail, which in turn could be a foundation for what happens in the fall," she said.
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It also has a pretty high bar for what really counts as rape or sexual assault, and for what it takes to really believe someone who says it's happened to them.
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Afterward, they went inside for, what else ... afternoon tea.
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And she's been in office for what — two months?
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" He also tweeted: "Stand for what you stand in.
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Never apologize, don't ever --' and I said, 'For what?
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I feel responsible for what the situation is today, for the sins of my own generation, and I'll be damned if I feel responsible to pay for what happened 300 years ago.
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But if it can be separated from its legacy, appreciated for what it is and not for what it could have been, it will make a mark spectacularly fitting of its message.
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"Third Point did not invest in UTC for what it is today but for what it could become," the letter said, adding that the fund planned to work constructively with the company.
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When we thank a soldier on this Armed Forces Day we'll be thanking them not just for what they might have done overseas, but also for what they represent for us at home.
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The long-awaited memo, written by Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee and released by the White House Friday, is more interesting for what it leaves out than for what it contains. Rep.
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Failing at wearing it and keeping it perfect, I began to consider the white shirt for what it is, and for what all clothes that someone chooses for themselves ultimately are — a costume.
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The European Commission, which coordinates trade policy for the 28 member European Union, published two negotiating mandates on Friday, which were notable more for what they left out than for what they included.
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"I know that words alone are never going to make up for what I've done — nothing's going to ever make up for what I've done," Ms. Buckingham told the judge, choking back tears.
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So much suffering caused by the #TrumpShutdown, and for what?
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I work to accept our relationship for what it is.
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Fighting for what you believe in is an American tradition.
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Everyone please prepare yourself for what I'm about to say.
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INGRAHM: Oh my God that was a bestseller for what?
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So much for "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas."
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What about their advice for what happens in the bedroom?
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For what occasion do you most often prepare this dish?
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You will be standing up for what you believe in.
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But I will also accept responsibility for what went wrong.
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Chaney had a tremendous respect for what Cal put together.
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Trump's approval rating, for what it's worth, is averaging 42%.
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Those were my two inspirations for what fantasy could do.
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We all had different ideas for what it should be.
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As for what the ads contained, it's not entirely clear.
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As for what fans can expect from the new album?
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People are now standing up for what they believe in.
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The sandals were different colors, for what it's worth. 2.
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Everyone was just sad for what they missed out on.
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She remained Arya, in control, asking for what she wanted.
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INGRAHAM: Andy, are there any repercussions for what was done?
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I text her to apologize for what dream me did.
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For what it's worth, Russia has previously denied any involvement.
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Basically, you should go for what you want to do.
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"We're not prepared for what we have now," he said.
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But as for what our real heroes will look like?
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" He adds, "I'm nervous for what it's going to be.
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As for what they look like on different skin tones?
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Like Trina has been dominating for what 15, 16 years?
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I wasn't prepared for what the transition would be like.
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Kondo, cannily, uses the term "tidying" for what she does.
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We all want to be respected for what we offer.
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I felt so horrible for what happened I cried too.
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Be angry for what the Trump administration is doing now.
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We just need to be prepared for what comes next.
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So I respect you for what you do every day.
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I want to thank Mexico for what they've been doing.
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Like they don't negotiate or ask for what they want.
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She's forgiven for what she's gonna do today and tomorrow.
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For what you must have misremembered, unless you have proof.
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"And shoot them for what?" a deadly serious Ali asks.
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But there is real respect for what happened, and inspiration.
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It's time to recognize Edward Snowden for what he is.
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Broadly, there are two theories for what is going on.
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Don't you have any empathy for what they go through?
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Even so, I accepted his opinion for what it was.
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The horrifying possibilities for what this all means are endless.
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Their stories enabled me to prepare for what lay ahead.
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Specific tips for what differentiates the leaders from the followers.
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"There is a term for what I did," says Bush.
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For what it's worth -- "Senorita" is #2 on the charts.
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We can always be grateful for what we've learned from.
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Feistl does not feel bad enough for what he's done.
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For what it's worth, I don't think Tarantino hates women.
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I love you for what you've done for black comedians.
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For what in your life do you feel most grateful?
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There is no oversight for accountability for what they write.
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I wish I had taken responsibility for what I heard.
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Some psychologists have a name for what Grant's subordinates experienced.
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We're so sorry for what you've been through, sweet girl.
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A big idea for what the future might look like.
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I think we played it before, for what it's worth.
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But because of my hope for what we can become.
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It's about humans and their definitions for what goes where.
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There aren't that many synonyms for what they're talking about.
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The final season addresses this elegantly, for what it's worth.
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I'm so sorry for what happened to you in Paris.
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BUT I THINK FOR WHAT WE DO, IT'S VERY LITTLE.
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I've got some suggestions for what we need to do.
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Should Bloomberg apologize to America for what he just did?
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And for him being held accountable for what he did.
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The statement is most notable for what it rules out.
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Thank you for what you did in your time here.
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And how much was she to blame for what happened?
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"I was like, 'Okay…' " So for what did they ask?
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This establishes a baseline for what your brainwaves are doing.
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"I enjoy these movies for what they are," says Landino.
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For what I can tell from a little Googling, Railroad.
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Even the airline's CEO couldn't properly apologize for what happened.
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You're ready to ask for what you need this evening.
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It really depends on who's building it and for what.
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As for what to expect when the series does return?
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As for what kind of wedding she envisions with Lodge?
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As for what fans can expect from the finale episode?
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We very much stand up for what we believe in.
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We urgently need to start preparing for what is coming.
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Help hold people accountable for what they say in public.
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Or perhaps he had good reason for what he did?
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They said, 'Sorry for what happened, here's a gift certificate.
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Have other suggestions for what the Galaxy Home looks like?
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As for what the future holds for her and Bersten?
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That's the foundation for what we're going to do today.
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What's the best metaphor for what translating Gabo was like?
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I have no shame for what was done to me.
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" Hayden added: "You're not just responsible for what you say.
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Read on for what we know about Gere's third wife.
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For what it could do for you: support your message.
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She invested $55,000 for what 15 percent of the business.
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Here are our top picks for what you should buy.
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Some lawmakers said Sterling's family deserves answers for what happened.
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So when people want hope, I wonder: Hope for what?
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Do want the drug approved though, for what that's worth.
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You're all idiots for what you did to her yesterday.
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I have respect for what people have done, you know.
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Crucially, this technology only charges customers for what they use.
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But he's also preparing for what comes after the NFL.
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There's little precedent for what Musk is considering with Tesla.
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As always, suggestions for what they might contain are welcome.
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Boeing says it has a fix for what happened, though.
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He apologizes to Olivia for what he's about to do.
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And I owe nobody an explanation for what moves me.
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Fraser became "depressed" and blamed himself for what had happened.
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For what it's worth though, McQuarrie isn't worried about it.
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"You can't go down for what I did," Wes says.
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"I am deeply sorry for what has happened," Fairbank wrote.
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"I can't get fired for what I do," he said.
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"I'm sorry for what I did," she wrote in July.
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I've been famous for what feels like my whole life.
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"We're ready for what the heat will bring," Cawley said.
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I have no words for what I'm feeling right now.
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Between the lines: Take the story for what it's worth.
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Another word for what we now call "tribalism" is disagreement.
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For what part of that time have you been open?
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For what it's worth, I hope both books are wrong.
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Has coached extensively in the Allsvenskan, for what it's worth.
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I'll keep looking out for what else I can do.
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But it was also notable for what it didn't contain.
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You have to be responsible for what you are writing.
|
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Some say the zoo is at fault for what happened.
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And what's the cutoff for what would be a winner?
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So, here he is, looking for what to do next.
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"They cannot plan for what they cannot anticipate," she added.
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There are also tensions over who should pay for what.
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So going to speak out for what I believe in.
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You can't be held accountable for what you don't know.
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Sure. But was the world ready for what we brought?
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We need a new blueprint for what safety looks like.
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"I want to pay for what I've done," Peterson said.
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For what it's worth ... Bella and Kendall barely seemed phased.
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For what it's worth, the kettle thing isn't without precedent.
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We want some cause for what they're learning, the things.
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For what it's worth ... Vytautas won the game 93-89.
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Cowherd has apologized to Wall, for what nothing that's worth.
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She and Vili have been together for, what, 20 years?
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You've just got to be thankful for what you've got.
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"I'm sorry for what I did," she tweeted in July.
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As with any advice, take it for what it's worth.
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And Caban deserves compensation for what Golden did to him.
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For what it's worth ... Suzanne Somers fully agrees with Cruz.
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These cards are fast and affordable for what they are.
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L for what Berlin says were faulty G36 assault rifles.
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It offers no definition for what counts as an emergency.
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You can't really prepare yourself for what it feels like.
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Leo rules the heart, so fight for what you love.
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But they are baby steps for what needs to come.
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"I'm beyond sorry for what happened that night," he said.
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But this time, she's finally ready for what that means.
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Read on for some fun ideas for what to do.
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But accounting for what has truly been lost is difficult.
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For what it's worth, Bruce's lyrics about her transition seem
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I could not be more excited for what lies ahead.
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I do it for what I believe is good reason.
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And "Green Lantern" was instructive for what not to do.
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As for what to cook the rest of this week?
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For what it's worth, I think you dodged a bullet.
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America does not detain men for what they might do.
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As for what Princess Diana would have made of it?
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For what it's worth, the Kardashians are not normal women.
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Talk to your therapist and ask for what you need.
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The question is to what degree and for what purpose.
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Categories can help us enjoy things for what they are.
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That just gives me more respect for what he did.
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"I always take full responsibility for what happens," Girardi said.
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I've been taught to fight for what I believe in.
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"There's no excuse for what was said," Hader told reporters.
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Analysts are watching the drama closely for what happens next.
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And we're so grateful to Michael for what he's done.
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We will expose your hateful beliefs for what they are.
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It should be known for what it is: Brain Failure.
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I have tremendous respect for what he's done at CBS.
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He does not speak for what feels like an eternity.
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I think he was punished severely for what he did.
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Emily: I'm really excited for what you're about to do.
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They would've immediately recognized the dossier for what it was.
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We're in a period of grieving for what was lost.
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Please provide an acceptable explanation for what is happening here?
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I have a name for what is wrong with me.
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As a marketer, just great admiration for what they do.
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No one threw him in jail for what he said.
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"Thank you for what you're doing out there," he said.
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But different brands have different specifications for what they want.
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And we do forgive Michael Slager for what he did.
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There's no insurance policy for what I'm doing right now.
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I am at a loss for what more to say.
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They gain appreciation for what it means to act ethically.
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Others slammed Trump for what they characterized as reckless abandonment.
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He was dressed for what he was there to do.
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As for what inspired the trip, her motives were simple.
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One gave her Valium for what he assumed was stress.
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"And I'm going to fight for what I believe in."
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I am sorry for what I have done to you.
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My grandfather had a distaste for what he called foolishness.
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Comments that must be exposed for what they are — bigotry.
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There is a clear precedent for what we are describing.
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How do the dollars get collected, and for what purpose?
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I run it, and I'm responsible for what happens here.
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You've been dating for, what, a maximum of eight weeks?
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They seem to be enjoying it for what it is.
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For what it's worth, Hola has the official wedding photograph.
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We have a reference for what these situations look like.
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You stand up and you fight for what is right.
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Do you get support from people for what you're doing?
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They fought for what they deserve and they got it.
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There was a name for what I was struggling with.
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For what it's worth ... our guy only called her beautiful.
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My sense is they're ... These deals go on for what?
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There is, after all, great demand for what they offer.
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Are potential customers hungry for what the team is selling?
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For what it's worth, giant lobsters are cleared for takeoff.
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And as for what happened to that Canadian punk magazine?
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For what it's worth, Palm is slowly making it better.
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How could they not stand up for what they believed?
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Others will argue for what they see as greater sins.
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For what felt like a direct threat to his life.
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Women athletes have to keep asking for what they want.
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He blames others for what he has said or done.
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For what it's worth, my regular size allowed for socks.
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For what is a wall but wish fulfillment made concrete?
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Y'all wasted all of that food for what purpose, exactly?
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There is no legal procedure for what you are doing.
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Do you think there's an appetite for what you're selling?
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For what it's worth, he didn't bother to correct me.
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Leave a suggestion for what you would like to see.
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There is no model for what he wishes to achieve.
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I think that meeting went well, for what it's worth.
|
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But Sanders's supporters have one question: Tone down for what?
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For 20193 I am very selective for what I like.
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States establish their own thresholds for what constitutes felony theft.
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Anyone could see these compensatory gestures for what they were.
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"I suffer for what is happening in Venezuela," he said.
|
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Eventually, these smear campaigns are revealed for what they are.
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Prohibition was another achievement — for what it's worth — of 1919.
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Some have even created mockups for what that'll look like.
|
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How could they not see him for what he is?
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There is very little hope for what might come next.
|
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The revelations are stunning for what had been respected institutions.
|
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Museums should not see repatriation only for what is lost.
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He wants to be judged for what he's doing now.
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We're thrilled to join the team for what lies ahead.
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For what it's worth, 2019 broke all kinds of records.
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Isabella was already making plans for what she would do.
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People are fighting in the streets for what is left.
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Afterward, Mr. Dhonau reproached himself for what he had done.
|
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He thanks God for what this country has given him.
|
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It's a weird metaphor for what you were just saying.
|
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But I am profoundly grateful for what she made real.
|
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I can really forgive him for what he has done.
|
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See it for what it is, just a passing thought.
|
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Sure, there are some clues for what to look for.
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There is simply no precedent for what will come next.
|
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They can see a political game for what it is.
|
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I feel shamed and guilty for what I have done.
|
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But who had done the faking, and for what reason?
|
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It wasn't really for what you'd wear to the office.
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As for what you'll hear, that takes a little explaining.
|
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It is easy to knock the Blazers for what happened.
|
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Agencies should certainly be held accountable for what they do.
|
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Even Mr. Ramos has blamed the authorities for what happened.
|
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It was great on its own, for what it was.
|
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He was a fierce advocate for what he believed in.
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Few left instructions for what they expected of their families.
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Trump thinks he bears no responsibility for what Assad did.
|
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I could have stayed angry with him, but for what?
|
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There's also a kind of precedent for what it's doing.
|
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Chad Hurley is hunting for what comes after fantasy sports.
|
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As for what else comes next, we'll have to wait.
|
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For what seems like an eternity, he cannot go on.
|
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There are some technical explanations for what is going on.
|
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Does Paltrow have a word for what happened with that?
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Q: For what reasons do people follow through with conversion?
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I'd love your suggestions for what I should be reading.
|
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For what it's worth, that's less than $7 a month.
|
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Spanberger had little patience for what she saw as digressions.
|
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Are there dollars available for what needs to be done?
|
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And Trump can't really take credit for what happened, anyway.
|
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"But we want them to pay for what they did."
|
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"We are getting punished for what they did," he said.
|
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You did nothing wrong in asking for what you want.
|
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I can just open the app for what I need.
|
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Thank you for what you've done for the game globally.
|
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And Democrats need to expose them for what they are.
|
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"There is no excuse for what I've done," he said.
|
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Especially since "havoc" is a gross euphemism for what Mrs.
|
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It set a standard for what great statesmanship looked like.
|
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Kushner's family blamed the media for what happened to Charles.
|
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Just give us a framework for what that looks like.
|
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As for what to eat, I'll give you one guess.
|
|
But the network saved its biggest showcase for ... what else?
|
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"We all like recognition for what we've done," Owen said.
|
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I am here for what she does off the court.
|
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"You just have to be happy for what you have."
|
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Racism is a necessary explanation for what happened on Nov.
|
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She shouldn't blame others for what was her own fault.
|
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"Visceral" is Anderer's word for what Kurosawa was going after.
|
|
You men here giving away your strength, and for what?
|
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There's no one definition for what art is, of course.
|
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They'll do whatever, but they'll fight for what they want.
|
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That and some ideas for what you might cook tonight.
|
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These three Senators saw the legislation for what it was.
|
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We can kind of see that for what it is.
|
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She thanked me for what I did for the campaign.
|
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There was no national memorial, for what would be memorialized?
|
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Ultimately, I'm accountable for what I do in the company.
|
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See it for what it is, crumple it, start over.
|
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Gaza seems at a loss for what might be next.
|
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People stayed in their homes for what felt like days.
|
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I have a lot of respect for what he did.
|
|
It means standing up for what we believe isn't right.
|
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However, it's unclear for what charges they were ultimately convicted.
|
|
Sansa isn't saying she's thankful for what happened to her.
|
|
Trainers suggest choices for what to do as a bystander.
|
|
There's a remarkable level of respect for what she does.
|
|
That idea was the seed for what became Casting JonBenét.
|
|
She didn't leave the house for what felt like months.
|
|
I don't remember if anyone was reprimanded for what happened.
|
|
B is for what is "B" doing in this word?
|
|
What are your ideal end goals for what you do?
|
|
The fitness Waymo stands for "what are you made of".
|
|
Patagonia's done very well standing for what it stands for.
|
|
It's a powerful day for asking for what you want!
|
|
I've been playing on Vita too, for what it's worth.
|
|
For what it's worth ... the ring looks like a doozy.
|
|
Pressed for what "exactly right" meant, Jamie had no answer.
|
|
For what it's worth ... he actually owes even more -- $194,045.70.
|
|
That doesn't mean we shouldn't be rewarded for what good we do or punished for what evil we do — but it does shake loose the thought that we're the stars of our own stories.
|
|
That problem is never more evident then when you encounter a book that breaks out of that mold and becomes an enjoyable experience not only for what it is, but for what it's not.
|
|
His failure to see white supremacists for what they are and apparent ability to see Muslims for what they are not, coupled with poorly conceived travel bans, play badly in Washington's melting-pot society.
|
|
"By not going, hopefully it will inspire some change for what we tolerate in this country and what we stand for, what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye toward," he said.
|
|
The film is worth praising for what it is and admiring for what it's not — there's no sappiness or false emotion, and none of the clichéd, quirky misfits who populate so many commercial comedies.
|
|
"By not going, hopefully it will inspire some change for what we tolerate in this country and what we stand for, what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye toward," Curry said.
|
|
This way, when we thank a soldier on this Armed Forces Day we'll be thanking them not just for what they might have done overseas, but also for what they represent for us at home.
|
|
We are finally saying that we value this fish not just for what it provides when it is taken out of the ocean, but for what it provides when it is kept in the ocean.
|
|
"Those who are responsible for what happened to Bob Levinson, including those in the U.S. government who for many years repeatedly left him behind, will ultimately receive justice for what they have done," they said.
|
|
" Grinning, Pichai read aloud an awkward English version of the sentence that had been rendered by the old Translate system: "One is not what is for what he writes, but for what he has read.
|
|
With his simple observation, my son made it possible for me to experience the music in a different way and enjoy it for what it was rather than dislike it for what it was not.
|
|
What We Do In the Shadows is the perfect encapsulation of this type of film, as much for what it failed to do in movie theaters as for what it subsequently did on the internet.
|
|
But to many Americans, he is best known not for what he has accomplished but for what he absorbed: taunts and insults from furious Yale students who swarmed him in a campus courtyard one day.
|
|
He will be missed for what he brings, but also for what he does to the shape of the side – and the fact he was recalled from obscurity suggests how few other options there are.
|
|
Americans have always stood up and fought for what is right.
|
|
The document is also notable for what it does not say.
|
|
For what it's worth, Munchery isn't the only food company struggling.
|
|
Let's all continue to stand up together for what is right.
|
|
This is what we strive for, what we shed tears over.
|
|
Just embrace this exquisite moment of humiliation for what it is.
|
|
No one seems to have a plan for what happens next.
|
|
Don&apost you have any empathy for what they go through?
|
|
It's a great alternative for what could've happened to the baby.
|
|
So what should a city street be, for whom, for what?
|
|
How do you ask for what you need from your partners?
|
|
Meanwhile, the Forest Preserves issued its own apology for what happened.
|
|
Unfortunately, there's no panacea for what ails this internet we've built.
|
|
Many Canadians have renewed appreciation for what makes their country distinctive.
|
|
Perhaps we're borrowing a lot from expectations for what 203 holds.
|
|
There are a number of plausible explanations for what happened here.
|
|
You've worked with that guy in the IT department for what?
|
|
Youth and enthusiasm make up for what it lacks in experience.
|
|
"The reason for what they are doing is reasonable," she added.
|
|
Now I see my experience with John for what it was.
|
|
We all have an obligation to fight for what is right.
|
|
And only now is it being exposed for what it is.
|
|
"Let's all continue to stand up together for what is right."
|
|
Best have a plan for what should be done with it.
|
|
Although, for what it's worth, "Stonefield" is a remarkably subtle portmanteau.
|
|
Maybe "Nice For What" will be the track to dethrone it!
|
|
In it Roof said he wasn't sorry for what he'd done.
|
|
As for what keeps the legend feeling – and looking – so young?
|
|
"He's never shown any remorse for what he did," Connor said.
|
|
Well, that was just a cover-up for what really happened.
|
|
Which, ironically, is a perfect metaphor for what white feminism does.
|
|
"I am so very sorry for what I did," he said.
|
|
But history can only partially prepare us for what is happening.
|
|
And they have big dreams for what marijuana could do for
|
|
But my beats carry that energy for what my body can't.
|
|
It's a powerful day to stand up for what you deserve!
|
|
And for what it's worth, honey-dipped McNuggets are the bomb.
|
|
For what it's worth, the agent couldn't debate Spicer's photographic popularity.
|
|
This is time for vengeance for what happened two years ago.
|
|
I am ashamed of my country for what it has done.
|
|
I have tremendous respect for what he's been able to do.
|
|
Or is the impact superficial for what you want to do?
|
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By holding corporate leadership accountable for what they say and do.
|
|
Later he was fired for what he said were unrelated reasons.
|
|
The Touch Bar support is fairly rudimentary for what it is.
|
|
"Four hundred Barbies doesn't sound like much for what we've received."
|
|
And in the end, after all of the pageantry, for what?
|
|
And so it's a great fit for what we're up to.
|
|
Thus, we started exchanging our surplus assets for what we needed.
|
|
He recruited volunteers for what he advertised as a vision experiment.
|
|
I've never met him but I'm grateful for what he's done.
|
|
Here, for what it's worth, are 123 entirely unsolicited observations: 1.
|
|
But her mother, on Twitter, thanked me for what I said.
|
|
"They were so thankful for what we have done," Trump said.
|
|
He apologizes to his son for what happened with the divorce.
|
|
Billboard confirmed the timetable for what remains a semi-surprise release.
|
|
"I'm very grateful for what they did for us" Cordero said.
|
|
This laid the foundation for what eventually became Azlee's Light collection.
|
|
It feels like an emotional guide for what to do next.
|
|
Will be keeping my ears open for what else Cara drops.
|
|
It set, in part, a template for what was to come.
|
|
Wednesday for what should have been about a 236½-hour flight.
|
|
Good to see a journalist standing up for what is right!
|
|
For what it's worth ... Laura tells us she's praying for them.
|
|
NBC's broadcast team had no answers for what Hanyu's warmups were.
|
|
This is about holding our institutions accountable for what they do.
|
|
"It's punishment for what we did," Portillo said she told her.
|
|
Yet plenty of people blame the president for what is happening.
|
|
I was interested in leaving space for what can't be known.
|
|
" He added: "I waited hours to vote yesterday, just for what?
|
|
She has also apologized for what she said was poor judgment.
|
|
Now days people be arguing about the dumbest things for what?
|
|
VICE: You've been a professional skater for what seems like forever.
|
|
Some thanked her, and two apologized for what they had said.
|
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Click ahead for what Tehran-Mehrabad looks like from the inside.
|
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You only pay for what you keep, with no charge upfront.
|
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"There was no word for what happened to me," she says.
|
|
Their expectations for what Libby is capable of are extremely low.
|
|
The company also has questionable standards for what it considers newsworthy.
|
|
For what it's worth, the messages appear to just be spam.
|
|
Sure, Maeve learned to control the host hivemind, but for what?
|
|
For what it's worth, I enjoyed the action in Robin Hood.
|
|
For what it's worth, I think ERMINU should be a word.
|
|
How should Congress and the world prepare for what is coming?
|
|
"But now, this has been the inspiration for what I do."
|
|
But, you know, we're all fighters, fighting for what we love.
|
|
But for what you're paying, you're getting some pretty advanced tech.
|
|
Wednesday night for what should have been a three-hour flight.
|
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We have to fight for what we believe and for people.
|
|
He is now calling this witch hunt for what it is.
|
|
For what it's worth, Park was back at the convention Sunday.
|
|
The amount of money Couric commands is staggering—and for what?
|
|
The Hover Camera is also fairly pricey for what it is.
|
|
It's not a perfect match for what autonomy will look like.
|
|
As for what they're selling, it's certainly not immediate debt forgiveness.
|
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I have always stood up for what I believe is right.
|
|
Vote for Hillary for what she backs and what she supports.
|
|
As for what Masuda envisions that future as, it's undeniably sunny.
|
|
Heather was happy — she was fighting for what we believed in.
|
|
I'm wrong and there's just no excuse for what I did.
|
|
It laid the foundation for what could be an entire eSport.
|
|
I am so grateful for what we have as a family.
|
|
It's also a platform for what will happen in the future.
|
|
For what it's worth, West has a professed love for PornHub.
|
|
As for what Piquet Jr. wants, the answer is no surprise.
|
|
But the gambit won't work for what should be obvious reasons.
|
|
"We must recognize this atrocity for what it is," said Sen.
|
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I have huge respect for what the Prime Minister is saying.
|
|
That is cheap for what is a one-off experimental prototype.
|
|
We didn't get mad at it for what it couldn't do.
|
|
As for what she's presently looking for in a romantic relationship?
|
|
We can finally grade the content for what it is: content.
|
|
As for what the new episodes hold for our Gilmore Girls?
|
|
As for what chemtrails really are, the explanation is quite rational.
|
|
And, for what it's worth, sometimes he lands a good joke.
|
|
For what it's worth, Good Omens isn't going to leave Amazon.
|
|
For what it's worth, Venus retrogrades don't have to be difficult.
|
|
Lockwood overdosed for what he hoped would be the last time.
|
|
Kaling already has plans for what type of mom she'll be.
|
|
This includes assessing what data is collected and for what purpose.
|
|
Everybody makes time for what they want to make time for.
|
|
Soldiers, preparing for what was to come, drank shots of vodka.
|
|
There is no fixed set of rules for what is happening.
|
|
She showed a lot of passion for what she believed in.
|
|
"Well, it's pricing for what individuals' health status is," he said.
|
|
Ask for what you want—in bed and out of it!
|
|
"Hopefully they will be treasured for what they are," he said.
|
|
"I don't have any wishes for what they'll do," Amherd said.
|
|
It's clearly a pretext to cover themselves for what they did.
|
|
He did not offer an explanation for what precipitated the violence.
|
|
Sometimes, you're just not a good fit for what they want.
|
|
She is still being punished for what we did to her.
|
|
And Snowden, for what it's worth, is no fan of Clinton.
|
|
At least Jughead sees the manipulative dynamic for what it is.
|
|
So he is responsible for what a computer looks like today.
|
|
"I am so sorry for what has happened," said Zolciak-Biermann.
|
|
She feared she would be judged for what happened to her.
|
|
Here are some recommendations for what to watch while you digest.
|
|
"I will go to hell for what I did," he said.
|
|
"That's a benchmark for what we're looking at again," he added.
|
|
It could create serious limitations for what YouTube creators can upload.
|
|
"He has worked tremendously hard for what he has," Preda says.
|
|
Instead, she was inspired to keep striving for what she wanted.
|
|
"We have to stand up for what is right," she said.
|
|
How about trying to find out who is responsible for what?
|
|
Its organizers and masterminds have to pay for what they've done.
|
|
A great side hustle pays you for what you'd do anyway.
|
|
Yeah. In Canada, there is no classification for what we're doing.
|
|
He praised Phaneuf for what he's done to help the Senators.
|
|
As for what was actually in the baster, I don't know.
|
|
As for what she wants to make, she put down 150k.
|
|
As for what comes next, Gottlieb said he has no idea.
|
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Thanks for what u did for the team for 22017 yrs!
|
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You don't throw a starting pitcher out for what Hector did.
|
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He tweeted out the exemplar for what this would look like.
|
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I've heard a lot of positive feedback for what you're doing.
|
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As for what they might throw into their eclectic mix next?
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How could they have possibly prepared for what was to come?
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In exchange for what we do, we expect something in return.
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"I fight for what feels like a long time," she says.
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For what goddamn reason would someone want a headline like that?
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As for what you actually do with Cozmo, the activities vary.
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If I like something, I like it for what it is.
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"Ministers are responsible for what happens on their watch," he added.
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It's always been about standing up for what I believe in.
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I mean it works well enough for what it's used for.
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But her mother on Twitter thanked me for what I said.
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You thus show no concern for what their fate may be.
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Then it got banned, for what ziq says are unclear reasons.
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Murlo: We don't have a time frame for what we're doing.
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Judges asked the parties to suggest schedules for what happens next.
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For what it's worth, this writer sees him as cupping his
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That's why I'm so excited for what we have in store.
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The reset helps us see those numbers for what they are.
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Or, will Republicans be judged for what they themselves actually did?
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For what she does in concert, she needs all her ladies.
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What's more important is what powder you use for what area.
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Quartz, for what it's worth, stands by the story it published.
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It's a surprisingly solid bit of hardware for what it is.
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That is, until I saw the attention for what it was.
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She stood up for what was right, regardless of popular opinion.
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The possibilities for what it might tackle next are very interesting.
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And this has clear implications for what needs to be done.
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In response, they develop increasingly complex rules for what is acceptable.
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We must call this out for what it is – religious bigotry.
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It is the blueprint for what we are about to see.
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"I do not stand for what he stands for," Amdeen remarked.
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The Saudis have offered changing explanations for what happened to Khashoggi.
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I think everyone has to be thankful for what they have.
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Ask for what you think you deserve, but don't demand anything.
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The ugliness and strain are worthwhile for what they can teach.
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" He then added, "I Stand up for what I believe in.
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Don't be shy about asking for what you want and need.
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But I will not apologize for what happened to those families.
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Look to the subtitle for what this book is truly about.
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Nor am I responsible for what strangers on the Internet tweet.
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As a nation, we are totally unprepared for what is happening.
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For what it's worth, Tesla's in-house audio system is marvelous.
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I brace for what I fear will be anti-Semitic comments.
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"Now you folks come to us, asking for what?" said Rep.
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It's believed the Russian military trained the whale, but for what?
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I was not prepared for what I was about to experience.
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I'm all for what Jimmy is trying to do over there.
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As for what it takes to stand out as a candidate?
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"I would like to personally apologize for what our guests experienced."
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As always, search for what you know and build from there.
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Jobs, however, had a vision for what they may someday become.
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Still, for what they're worth, this year they seem a headwind.
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For what is it, two weeks now they've been hyping this?
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Mine and a handful of other influencers- and for what gain?
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Boys don't always know how to ask for what they want.
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It was an ominous foreboding for what was about to come.
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Mr. Calderon said their children blamed him for what had happened.
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We just have to call it out for what it is.
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They sit in silence for what seems like an ice age.
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So he was back to mirth, for what it was worth.
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Skewed is not a strong enough word for what happened today.
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But, unfortunately, they have to first pay for what they've done.
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I'm no longer responsible for what happens, the other person is.
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I went for what makes me feel good, and that's singing.
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We have very few options for what happens to that person.
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We had a template for what we were going to do.
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We just pay much higher prices for what we do use.
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I didn't know if I was ready for what was ahead.
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People love my Fire In The Booth for what it is.
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For what it's worth, Nelly says he handed her the hundo.
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Frankly, I commend Roker for what may be a brilliant troll.
|
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For what it's worth, axe-throwing bars are generally pretty safe.
|
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The sounds are really basic and primitive for what they are.
|
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Redding told ABC News he didn't blame Bishop for what happened.
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Ask for what you want— you don't do that nearly enough.
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I think it's great for what it is: a rock album.
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It's still flattering to get some recognition for what I do.
|
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Do you have any sense for what actually pissed them off?
|
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As for what to do with all the money you'll save?
|
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Yeah, the equipment still is subpar for what the experience ... Yeah.
|
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We don't think to test for what we don't greatly value.
|
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As for what makes a good quarterback, Mayfield offered his thoughts.
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And I have been given great credit for what I did.
|
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But lobbying for what you want is nothing new in Washington.
|
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In sum, the most important readiness question is: ready for what?
|
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As for what Bill was thinking: What a great question. Jodi.
|
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I didn't really have an expectation for what she would say.
|
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After all, Trump is not responsible for what his followers say.
|
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Travelers see resort fees for what they are: indirect rate hikes.
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Acknowledge this, thank them, and reward them for what they're doing.
|
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Neither he nor Mr. Castillejo was prepared for what came next.
|
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But companies should not be penalized for what this data shows.
|
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This one stands out for what it lacks: images of suffering.
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Humans have written the world into their ledger, and for what?
|
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For each, he scraped YouTube's recommendations for what to watch next.
|
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Got to credit them for what they were able to accomplish.
|
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That's what happens when you fight for what you believe in.
|
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This is a time to stand up for what is right.
|
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The Bible is the highest authority for what I believe. 2.
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"I never made any excuses for what I did," she wrote.
|
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For what it's worth ... she gets pretty close to a spare.
|
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The author Peter Polack offers some ideas for what to see.
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It's because they've already seen the blueprint for what he's becoming.
|
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Uber to Tread studio listening to "Nice for What," by Drake.
|
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"Sweden is finally revealing itself for what it is," Imam said.
|
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For what really matters, however, five words are all it takes.
|
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Ultimately, Donald Trump will be held accountable for what he does.
|
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I felt shame for what had been done to my sketch.
|
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Today, research is finding very different averages for what is normal.
|
|
Or do I stay and fight for what I've lived for?
|
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"This is the incubator for what we do creatively," he said.
|
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Why do I have to be accountable for what I say?
|
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"For what?" she says, aspirating the word "what" with devastating effect.
|
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You could buy a new car for what a Roomba costs.
|
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Do we have standards for what, if anything, we wouldn't include?
|
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That's a metaphor for what you can do in the world.
|
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Forgive me for what is going to be a brief rant.
|
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We want to thank him for what he did for us.
|
|
But she failed to prepare Germans sufficiently for what that means.
|
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As for what the president-elect should give a fuck about?
|
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"Always fight for what you believe in," that's what he did.
|
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"For what I did today, I take full responsibility," Rippon said.
|
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People underestimate the value of just asking for what they want.
|
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Mostly, though, I'm thankful for what I gained in those visits.
|
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But many people think it's quite low for what Yahoo was.
|
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They taught me to be more appreciative for what I have.
|
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"People seem really grateful for what we're doing," Matassa Flores says.
|
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"People seem grateful for what we're doing," Matassa Flores says modestly.
|
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Spoilers for what I think is so exciting about the announcement.
|
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You give people credit for what they did, and that's it.
|
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Other diets sounded too quick for what Sklar wanted to do.
|
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That's a good benchmark for what most people consider decent coverage.
|
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Some of the regular mourners are bracing for what comes next.
|
|
It demonstrated a new use for what are called neural networks.
|
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The company did not address a possible cause for what happened.
|
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So, for what it's worth, the CryptoKitties themselves are awfully cute.
|
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I think there's a lot of potential for what he's invented.
|
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Now she couldn't see for what seemed like a different reason.
|
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You have to enjoy it for what it is, or not.
|
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For what this blender does, the price is really not bad.
|
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At work, don't be afraid to fight for what you deserve.
|
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For what it's worth, that's not too high of a bar.
|
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You can't be held responsible for what your parents named you!
|
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"It's a prequel for what the future looks like," he said.
|
|
Conflict means people are standing up for what they believe in.
|
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And year after year we drive ourselves mad — for what reason?
|
|
Heather D. Heyer died standing up for what she believed in.
|
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I thank Sweden as a country for what they have done.
|
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So he opted for what he considered the next best thing.
|
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" She bought it for what she describes as a "modest sum.
|
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As for what the genes actually do, Dr. Posthuma can't say.
|
|
Linda let the surf roar for what seemed a long time.
|
|
For what it's worth, Japanese CEOs replaced both Stringer and Woodford.
|
|
" Another asked: "For what reason are these criminals not being pursued?
|
|
The two men had only each other for what came next.
|
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" He called for what he described as "a revolution of values.
|
|
The biggest rock to be moved is: Public schools for what?
|
|
She won't, and she stands up for what she believes in.
|
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That's a really affordable price for what this laptop can do.
|
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Black Swan didn't open big either, for what it's worth. Mother!
|
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We were ready to stand and fight for what we believe.
|
|
You can find Sethi's full template for what to say here.
|
|
He was preparing for what then looked like a promising career.
|
|
But he has given no real explanation for what went wrong.
|
|
Physicians for Human Rights has a name for what she endured.
|
|
It becomes increasingly difficult to see abuse for what it is.
|
|
"I have such an appreciation for what she does," he said.
|
|
And as for what Lynch said to him on the sideline?
|
|
To go for what I wanted by continuing to reinvent myself.
|
|
But Ms. Durden was less prepared for what Alexis said next.
|
|
For what it's worth, billionaire Warren Buffett is a voracious reader.
|
|
West's statement is remarkable for what it implies about democratic institutions.
|
|
" She continued, "In recognizing them, we stand for what is right.
|
|
That wasn't possible, so we settled for what we could get.
|
|
I was ready to judge this pizza for what was inside.
|
|
I kind of want to take it for what it is.
|
|
And I'm really excited for what that means with the Flip.
|
|
She didn't have some plan for what the documentary should be.
|
|
As for what this means for her and Ola's sex life?
|
|
I NEED TO GET A RESPONSE FOR WHAT MR. TAYLOR SAID.
|
|
Then there will be no limit for what we can do.
|
|
Yet that is no excuse for what we did last November.
|
|
We last see her crying for what seems like an eternity.
|
|
And we need to call it out for what it is.
|
|
However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't ask for what you deserve.
|
|
I usually pay about $8 a week for what I need.
|
|
"For what reason is she saying so?" she said of Prabhati.
|
|
Should not everybody pay for what is truly a societal responsibility?
|
|
His staff is preparing recommendations for what those could look like.
|
|
Israel says it holds Hamas responsible for what happens in Gaza.
|
|
"I'm sorry for what happened to you that day," Hernandez said.
|
|
In the meantime, India lacks a foreplan for what comes next.
|
|
Step one was to see the world for what it was.
|
|
How many people do not complete it, and for what reason?
|
|
The site is seeking reader suggestions for what to name it.
|
|
As for what the silver outfits might mean ... it's anyone's guess.
|
|
For what it's worth, I felt fine after my first trip.
|
|
There is no single template for what this could look like.
|
|
He hasn't atoned for what he's done in any demonstrable way.
|
|
I'm curious, excited, and open for what comes in the 2020s.
|
|
S. law says they should be punished for what they're doing.
|
|
And for what it's worth, they have a lot in common.
|
|
You have to credit the players for what happened in overtime.
|
|
The bill was also noteworthy for what it did not do.
|
|
"I am sorry for what I've done," Manafort told the courtroom.
|
|
And to our volunteers: I'm so grateful for what you built.
|
|
"He voted for what we call the 'Charleston loophole,' " she continued.
|
|
"He's got a great appreciation for what drives business and growth."
|
|
Then, practice asking for what it is you feel you deserve.
|
|
"There's a strong grassroots support for what he's doing," Kirk said.
|
|
For him, this is fair payback for what he has endured.
|
|
Thank you for all the information And for what you do.
|
|
Get agreements for what each person will do and by when.
|
|
So there's a need for — what I call — technology day-walkers.
|
|
He criticized the network for what he described as unfair reporting.
|
|
I have no words for what this place means to me.
|
|
He apologized on behalf of the department for what I'd experienced.
|
|
"They give kids an appreciation for what the military is doing."
|
|
There is no coherent economic rationale for what Republicans are doing.
|
|
He has, it seems, cleared his plate for what comes next.
|
|
But there is no precedent for what he has just done.
|
|
The Alice Johnson commutation exposes this system for what it is.
|
|
Singing is perhaps too simple an explanation for what he does.
|
|
President Trump is ultimately responsible for what happens in Puerto Rico.
|
|
For what it's worth, Lee is now up for more Oscars.
|
|
Are you trying to make up for what your father did?
|
|
She faults him for what happened when I was a child.
|
|
Criticism, however, is not the right word for what she's faced.
|
|
For what it's worth, I tend to really trust anxious people.
|
|
Now 21 people, including two children, have died, and for what?
|
|
So there's no real political, pragmatic case for what AFCD wants.
|
|
Ask for what you want, because it's likely you'll get it.
|
|
They have some feeling, some conscience, for what they have done.
|
|
There's no justification for what I see on that video. None.
|
|
The sex worker does not apologize for what pays the bills.
|
|
If it's good people will accept it for what it is.
|
|
I never saw it that way for what happened to Hillary.
|
|
I can't take responsibility for what will happen in the industry.
|
|
Republican elites wanted Trump to gracefully apologize for what he'd said.
|
|
The dual teamkill reveals the MOBA for what it really is.
|
|
Some Never Trumpers, admirably, have seen this for what it is.
|
|
We're allowing national security to go by the wayside, for what?
|
|
"I'm not responsible for what happened in National Socialism (Nazism), but I'm responsible for what I'm doing now -- or especially what I'm not doing," said managing director Katrin Stoll, who took over the business in 2008.
|
|
History is sure to regard the recent election as so monumental not for what it exposed about the dangers of estimation (the polling predictions that failed), but for what it revealed about the perils of certainty.
|
|
The Nunes memo is significant not for what it said but for what it left out, namely, the identification of any inaccurate facts in the wiretap application about Page's activities, including his meetings with Russian officials.
|
|
But the McKinsey way has become so influential in global management circles as much for what it overlooks as for what it includes: It refuses to sweat anything it chooses to regard as the other stuff.
|
|
"We're saying even in that case, stand on principle, stand for what you know is right, stand for what kind of leadership you actually want to see in this country and lets build from there," McMullin says.
|
|
"I'm fearful for what the people may suffer and for what destruction may be leveled against a really beautiful city that has been a center of culture and learning for centuries," Pearce told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
We will pay the cost for what the Trump administration did over the past year, of course, but we will also pay the price for what we did not do with that time and those resources instead.
|
|
"Those who are responsible for what happened to Bob Levinson, including those in the US government who for many years repeatedly left him behind, will ultimately receive justice for what they have done," the family statement said.
|
|
No surprise that it stood up for what was right, was just.
|
|
But it was great to stand up for what I believe in.
|
|
I am beyond proud for what this body has given and sacralised.
|
|
You're being judged for what you do and what you don't do.
|
|
Colleges set the agenda for what high schools offer and students take.
|
|
The Void has become known for what it calls "hyper-reality" experiences.
|
|
"It helps set the tone for what citizens should expect," he says.
|
|
It's all around perfect for what I need a word book for.
|
|
I'm sorry I don't have any suggestions for what would be better.
|
|
For what it's worth, I think this is what this work does.
|
|
But know what you are worth and fight for what you deserve.
|
|
The LG Gram 15 is a good laptop, for what it is.
|
|
Woods said she has attempted to apologize many times for what transpired.
|
|
I accept responsibility for what I did, but that was not me.
|
|
As for what the palatial home looked like before Tekashi and co.
|
|
"I am so sorry for what has happened," she wrote on Instagram.
|
|
And we need to hold Russia accountable for what they have done.
|
|
Pauley Perrette isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
|
|
Along the way, they abandoned Social Filter for what would become Predictim.
|
|
Serrano stresses the importance of looking to previous mediums for what works.
|
|
But he's particularly concerned for what this could mean for U.S. distribution.
|
|
"You must have a passion for what you are doing," she says.
|
|
We have limitations in place for what we're allowed to fly in.
|
|
There's no legitimate journalistic justification for what the New York Post did.
|
|
They prepare for what could be a less optimistic environment going forward.'
|
|
What does this mean for what government is actually doing every day?
|
|
As for what story Grande wants to tell with thank u, next?
|
|
I've had to really shift my perspective for what I consider valuable.
|
|
Nonetheless, it's a good barometer for what Hollywood thinks is worth remembering.
|
|
This pretty much set the template for what we've seen happen since.
|
|
He goes to L.A. in exchange for, what else, a conditional pick.
|
|
That's because people believe companies are accountable for what their people do.
|
|
Who's doing what; for what specific purposes; and with what exact outcomes.
|
|
"I am so incredibly grateful for what Lisa did," Kayser tells PEOPLE.
|
|
You use it for what it's made for—same with a camera.
|
|
Neither will apologize to the other for what went down in France.
|
|
Jenkins, meanwhile, said he was given no official explanation for what happened.
|
|
And be merciful to people who are sorry for what they've done?
|
|
And those fighters, for what it's worth, seem skeptical of Trump's claim.
|
|
Mr. Goodlatte, I want to thank you for what you are doing.
|
|
IV JAY "With You" Brace yourself for what you're about to hear.
|
|
I was bullied for what felt like every reason under the sun.
|
|
As for what they learned, here's how Google summarized the findings: 1.
|
|
Click through for what checkered pieces we're shopping in anticipation for spring.
|
|
Would she get revenge on him for what he did to Hugo?
|
|
As for what caused him to pass out ... Criss has his theory.
|
|
This shift exposes the Republican plan for what it is: a charade.
|
|
Dan Roberts has been tired for what feels like his whole life.
|
|
Instead Google made a pitch for what it dubbed the "thoughtful home".
|
|
Nike calls them the Wing, and they're noteworthy for what they're missing.
|
|
Are there any historic parallels for what we just saw in Helsinki?
|
|
She said the students expressed sincere remorse for what happened on Saturday.
|
|
If they can't, you'll find yourself reaching for what Uranus idealizes: independence.
|
|
Zoë Saldana isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
|
|
I've seen Maggie five days a week for what seems like forever.
|
|
As for what the famous pair is like out in the wild?
|
|
I feel very, very bored for what feels like a long while.
|
|
And it's a completely fair metaphor for what AT&T is doing.
|
|
Or, you could make those minimum payments for what seems like forever.
|
|
"I'm giving back to the community for what I did," Lane said.
|
|
The ensuing euro crisis has lasted for what seems like many years.
|
|
Messenger, for what its worth, also claims over 1.2 billion active users.
|
|
As for what games Stadia might feature, announcements are currently still scarce.
|
|
For what it's worth, Hair Love has some pretty impressive production credits.
|
|
It took me a long time to forgive [Steph] for what happened.
|
|
We're here to prepare you for what to expect come January 8.
|
|
Let's call this out for what it is: Corruption, plain and simple.
|
|
For what feels like the first time, these actions now have consequences.
|
|
Tuesday night, Siba went back for what became a most happy meal.
|
|
STEVE LIESMAN: What's your best guess for what we do this year?
|
|
Ashe was "incredibly calm for what she just went through," said Meyers.
|
|
It was not trying to make arguments for what it was doing.
|
|
Both men took full responsibility for what they'd done, and they resigned.
|
|
Layden blames attention spans and expectations for what a device should be.
|
|
Perhaps the 2018 Oscars will be remembered most for what wasn't said.
|
|
After all, I can't praise the blade Stealth for what it isn't!
|
|
What do you consider success for what you're doing here with Netflix?
|
|
I needed to swallow my pride and ask for what I deserved.
|
|
The sketch laid the groundwork for what would eventually become Carpool Karaoke.
|
|
Here's the best theories for what each of those titles mean. 93.
|
|
But the $299.99 price point feels really steep for what you're getting.
|
|
"The Japanese government is responsible for what happened to me," she said.
|
|
He frequently berates news outlets for what he perceives as unfair coverage.
|
|
It's time for us to stand up for what we believe in.
|
|
And so we're often looking for what we call the zoom-out.
|
|
A more relevant question is: Necessary to use deadly force for what?
|
|
I felt like I was, through pasta, asking for what I wanted.
|
|
We both have similar ideas for what we're trying to get to.
|
|
That's an excellent analogy for what Superhuman was doing with email trackers.
|
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I think that both parties see the other for what they are.
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