Claire McCaskill garnering 43% of the vote and Republican candidate Josh Hawley garnering 42%.
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Facebook's ad archive shows that the four ads had less than $100 in backing each, with three garnering fewer than 1,000 impressions and one garnering between 1,000 and 5,000 impressions.
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Japanese officials are busy garnering support to revive the deal.
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Vocal fry is even garnering great concern from Hollywood stars.
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Both AR and VR technologies have been garnering investment interest.
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They ended up garnering a huge amount of public hostility.
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They are garnering massive attention for touting their combat experience.
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But it's hard to see the provisions garnering Democratic support.
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The proposal seems to be garnering support from his colleagues.
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These films also are earning massive payouts, and garnering critical acclaim.
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Students continued to enroll and the schools continued garnering federal funds.
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A petition was created against Jaclyn Cosmetics, garnering thousands of signatures.
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Feige's answer suggests a two-pronged approach to garnering Oscar nominations.
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Tatum, instead, glows as a feature-length film garnering rave reviews.
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After garnering interest from the NFL, she may have some options.
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Sanders had 46 percent of men, with Clinton garnering 42 percent.
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All three videos took off, garnering between 40,000 and 400,000 likes.
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Why do you think this film is garnering so much interest?
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But those bills are garnering little attention amid the impeachment chatter.
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Garnering an interview with the dynamic duo is next to impossible.
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"Well this is just getting ridiculous," Waller-Bridge said, garnering laughs.
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You too could be catching snowballs and garnering sweet internet fame.
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Tesla, comparatively, is still garnering attention for its sedans and SUVs.
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With its pressure garnering takeaways, Memphis converted that into easy offense.
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But Clinton won the popular vote, garnering 48.5% to Trump's 46.4%.
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According to Ballotpedia, Parker came in second, garnering over 11,000 votes.
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Without garnering that experience, they may lack the qualifications for top jobs.
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Clinton is garnering support even from national security leaders across the aisle.
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Cardi tied with Drake for garnering the most AMAs nods this year.
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Paid time off came in third, garnering 33 percent of the vote.
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Hadley's arrest made headlines, with details of the case garnering widespread attention.
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Standing out and garnering trust is vital to a successful news company.
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Her tweet quickly went viral, garnering some 225,000 likes and 66,000 retweets.
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The Rolling Stones were a close third, garnering $39.6 million in 2015.
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It's also garnering a lot of attention from some very specific folks.
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He's now garnering about a quarter of the vote in those polls.
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"I could kill you too," Damon responds, garnering a chuckle from Isaac.
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Meanwhile, other companies are garnering those insights, as wearables become increasingly popular.
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For him, in his words, it is an enhancement to garnering attention.
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After garnering 270 cosponsors, the House passed the STAR Act on Dec.
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Schaaf has been garnering national attention for her stance on immigrants' rights.
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And, lo and behold, "The Hills: New Beginnings" isn't garnering rave reviews.
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BuzzFeed published the letter and it went viral, garnering millions of views.
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And judging from the rave reviews the show is garnering, they've succeeded.
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The new spot was warmly received, garnering national press at opening time.
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Finally, "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" is garnering great reviews from critics.
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Bloomberg has jumped into fourth place among Democrats nationally, garnering nine percent.
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The videos took off, with some garnering more than a million views.
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Exaggerating child danger is terrible for tolerance, but great for garnering attention.
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Despite the film garnering great reviews, not everyone loves Park's presentation of homosexuality.
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Yellow Belly meanwhile is "Outstanding," garnering over 500 reviews, many of them glowing.
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Lincoln won his election fairly and squarely, garnering a total of 13 votes.
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In the movies, someone garnering the sympathy of hardened New Yorkers is heartwarming.
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Obviously, their tweet also went viral, garnering thousands of replies, likes, and retweets.
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Tesla's rip higher is garnering tons of attention from investors, especially younger ones.
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These e-tailers are garnering followings through social media and pop-up shops.
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The EU bars tech giants from garnering data and targeting ads at children.
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And so, SoloLearn has appeared on the horizon, after garnering a healthy following.
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The CNN poll of polls show him garnering 26% support among likely voters.
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XXX is garnering plenty of attention in the CDs and vinyl category too.
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The film was the softest open of the franchise, garnering $280 million domestically.
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These videos have gone viral in China, garnering tens of millions of viewers.
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This is condescending and cheap virtue-signaling for the purpose of garnering votes.
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Powell is garnering support from GOP lawmakers, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Alt lenders are also garnering attention, particularly from small- and medium-businesses (SMBs).
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Trump and his team have thus far focused exclusively on garnering GOP support.
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The agency changed the statement after garnering criticism from lawmakers in both parties.
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But after garnering a few headlines, the report largely sat on the shelf.
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The "Bedtime with Bach" series is even more popular, garnering thousands of views.
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The post went viral, garnering almost 50,000 likes in less than 24 hours.
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Morris has previously been an Academy fave, garnering 10 nominations before this year.
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Why is the Democratic party not garnering much stronger support at the moment?
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The agency changed the statement after garnering criticism from lawmakers from both parties.
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The tweet quickly took off, garnering thousands of retweets and likes throughout the day.
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The tweet has since gone viral, garnering over 874,000 likes and over 43,000 retweets.
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The tweet quickly went viral, garnering more than 17,000 responses from mostly outraged users.
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SH: And so she ended up garnering support from big names, really big names.
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Sanders, in turn, barely registered with these older voters, garnering only low single digits.
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Makeup artist Gisela Villa is now garnering attention on Twitter for a similar scenario.
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The startup works with more than 2000,000 medical journals garnering half a million clicks.
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Another person live streamed the incident on Periscope (NSFW), garnering more than 20,000 views.
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The tweet quickly went viral, garnering nearly 4,000 retweets and more than 15,000 likes.
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Ethan Hawke has been garnering critical praise for First Reformed, and yet nada, zip.
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It's no surprise, then, that Cold War has been garnering critical and awards buzz.
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The image has gone viral, garnering more than 6,500 retweets as of Monday evening.
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Garnering support from friends, teachers, and staff may insulate a student from personal attacks.
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He added that Sou was garnering more public support, despite pressure from the government.
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Currently, the company is garnering attention for "FORIA Relief," a marijuana-infused female suppository.
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Garcia quickly became popular, and his videos started garnering tens of thousands of views.
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Procter & Gamble also offers four weeks of paternity leave, garnering them recognition from Fatherly.
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But it's garnering praise for more than its stellar cast (and Gadot's charismatic performance).
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The finished Welcome to JFK sold modestly, garnering considerable burn around New York City.
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The game is garnering some of the best reviews of any game this year.
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Worldwide, such products were even more popular, garnering nearly $19 billion in retail sales.
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Garnering raves, too, was the crisp suckling pig: crunchy on top and luscious within.
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Appealing to them will harm any chance of garnering votes from the traditional Democrat.
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"Hope I didn't kill him," an officer said, garnering more chuckles from the team.
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Soon after, the photos became a viral sensation garnering thousands of Likes and comments.
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The German authorities are now trying to piece together a mystery garnering international attention.
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On Tuesday, polls showed Biden with 235% of that vote and Sanders garnering 241%.
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Wedding vote banks The BJP isn't the only party garnering potential votes through weddings.
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This year, the absence of one prominent name is garnering much of the attention.
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Yang performed poorly in Iowa's caucuses, garnering only about 1 percent of the vote.
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But Clinton won the popular vote, garnering 48.5% of the vote to Trump's 46.4%.
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The board's tweets resonated with readers, garnering more than 12,500 likes and 7,300 shares.
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Many have tweeted multiple times per day with similar language to Trump's tweets about the impeachment, with some tweets garnering less than 100 retweets and others garnering retweets and likes in the thousands, and have spread their messages to thousands of followers.
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She uploaded another "tutorial" that's garnering the internet's attention just as quickly as the first.
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Her briefings have also made her an online star, garnering millions of views on YouTube.
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Thus, the musician brought in less than half of Swift's revenue, garnering about $20.5 million.
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I would so much rather see this than the Bryces of the world garnering sympathy.
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Faksa added to the Stars' lead two minutes later with Bishop garnering the secondary assist.
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Twins in Quincy, Illinois are garnering attention and not just because they are super adorable.
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Instead of garnering support from the crowd, though, the plan to embarrass the photographer backfired.
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The show premiered in October of 2017, garnering a lot of attention in the process.
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Despite the project being in its early stages, it's garnering attention in the meshnet community.
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The post went viral, garnering more than 32,000 shares and 8,000 likes in two weeks.
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She forced and later won a primary against Swinton, garnering nearly 60% of the vote.
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Russia annexed Crimea in March 2014, garnering condemnation from various members of the international community.
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Norwood University quickly became the subject of memes and jokes, even garnering a Twitter handle.
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Ross Perot came the closest in 1992, garnering about 19 percent of the popular vote.
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He quickly became an internet celebrity, garnering attention in as early as 2003 on MySpace.
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Kelly easily beat a poorly funded opponent, garnering more than 80 percent of the vote.
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Climate change has become a major environmental issue, garnering quite a lot of media attention.
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The couple turned to Twitter to settle the question, garnering 67,022 votes in a poll.
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Violence at Christmastime, a peak tourist season, also serves Hamas by garnering attention, she said.
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Several public universities recently canceled planned appearances by Mr. Spencer, garnering him even more headlines.
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In the 1970s, Stanford successfully ran for city council, garnering support from local women's clubs.
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Both were Eagle Scouts, a rank Cameron achieved in seventh grade, garnering local press coverage.
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We know garnering public support is key in getting major legislation like tax reform passed.
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Presumably in the hopes of garnering international attention for — and investment in — Armenia's tech sector.
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By Thursday, her mother, Senator Larissa Waters, was garnering praise from all over the world.
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The redesign is already garnering scrutiny from legislators: The Washington Post reported Friday that Sen.
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A draft Environment Impact Statement was issued in early 2017, garnering 128,000 mostly favorable comments.
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Sanders won Indiana's primary Tuesday, garnering 2628 percent of the vote and grabbing 28503 delegates.
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Bredesen leads among independent likely voters, garnering 49 percent compared with 45 percent for Blackburn.
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Sanders continues to lead in the popular vote count, garnering 45,831 votes to Buttigieg's 43,273.
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And he co-wrote the screenplay with director Mel Brooks, garnering the two Oscar nominations.
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Mike Huckabee pulling out after garnering the support of less than 2 percent of Iowa voters.
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The dollar, he added, is likely to continue garnering support from the market's interest rate expectations.
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They kept it up for nearly two hours, garnering thousands of reactions and hundreds of shares.
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They kept it up for nearly two hours, garnering thousands of reactions and hundreds of shares.
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It's an enigmatic party, identifying as post-ideological and garnering support from across the political spectrum.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is garnering a lot of notoriety in a really short amount of time.
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The RealClearPolitics polling average shows Buttigieg only garnering an average of seven percent support in Nevada.
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The post soon went viral, being shared thousands of times and garnering more than 3,000 comments.
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He was crushed by Scott Stringer in the general election, garnering just 16% of the vote.
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He saw the influence that his music was garnering all over the world, particularly in Africa.
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The Tupac biopic All Eyez on Me opened at No.3, garnering an impressive $27.1 million.
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Sunday night's presidential debate was the most-tweeted debate in history, garnering 17 million related tweets.
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Trump's habit of hopping on the phone can also be a way of garnering good will.
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This plan, and these distinctions, are now garnering major pushback from Sanders's high-level campaign staff.
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Ranaut is especially effective as Bobby, garnering sympathy for her character's often inexplicable and erratic behavior.
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Serial entrepreneur Martin Varsavsky has founded eight businesses, including two garnering valuations north of $1 billion.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state, led on foreign policy, garnering more trust by 40 points.
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A previous attempt to block an arms sale last year fell short, garnering only 27 votes.
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Even so, Issue 44 passed by a 24-point margin, garnering 62 percent of the vote.
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This propaganda was useful in garnering public support during Turkey's 1960, 1971 and 1980 military coups.
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Democratic candidates for the Senate have also raised more money, garnering $28503 million during the campaign.
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"Wonder Woman" has been a critical and box office success, garnering more than $821 million worldwide.
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The latest polling shows her garnering just 5 percent of the vote, trailing seven other candidates.
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Grassley normally crushes his opponents, garnering 85033 percent to 70 percent of the votes in elections.
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Which is perhaps why this new trend is garnering some serious attention online: unicorn French tips.
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Software companies attracted the most funding in the fourth quarter, garnering $4.5 billion across 369 deals.
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Notable chefs in Chinatown are garnering rave reviews, turning the zone into a culinary hot spot.
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Well, there'll be an increasing number of fewer winners garnering more and more of the profits.
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In 2010, Brown's TEDxHouston talk on vulnerability went viral, ultimately garnering more than 46 million views.
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The Tony Awards nominations were led by "Mean Girls" and "SpongeBob SquarePants," garnering 12 nods each.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, who is garnering 8 percent, is the only other candidate approaching double digits.
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Sanders was the clear favorite among this group, garnering support from more than three in 9473.
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Only "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" had a better Christmas showing, garnering $49.3 million in 2015.
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Sony's "Jumanji: The Next Level" had the fifth-best take over the weekend, garnering $7.9 million.
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But that hasn't stopped it from garnering high praise in places like the iOS App Store.
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These days, though, there is a new social network that is garnering outsized attention: Tik Tok.
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They received 100 suit orders on Kickstarter in 30 days, garnering about $11,000 in pre-orders.
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The post has resonated with thousands of people, garnering more than 1,600 shares and 3,700 likes.
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The Emoji Movie, for example, was critically panned, garnering an abysmal 6 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.
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In both cases, McCain could rely on garnering significant (but generally less than unanimous) Democratic support.
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Many make money live-streaming video of themselves playing games, garnering gift donations from captivated male viewers.
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Zinouri told her story in a Facebook post that has since gone viral, garnering nearly 175,000 shares.
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And with a looming IPO, the company is garnering a lot more interest in the media world.
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He won the state by less than 1%, garnering just under 23,000 more votes than Hillary Clinton.
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And, according to his analysis, the links got some traction, garnering between 50 and 200 clicks each.
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He has made one sale so far, garnering $100 for the toy, and earning himself about $40.
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But, before the couple knew it, little Roman began garnering a lot more attention that they expected.
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First, opinion polls show it garnering higher public support than at any point in those two decades.
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The icy chasm, over 2500 feet wide, grew in fits and starts, at first garnering little attention.
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"Well, what happens in Vegas, goes everywhere," Norton, 56, replied, garnering laughter from Turner and her costars.
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"We used to joke that's where our parents got busy," Yang told Tuesday's crowd, garnering roaring laughs.
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It launched the online tool at the end of October, garnering a bit of early press coverage.
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Singer J.Fla — from Seoul, South Korea — also shared a cover last year, garnering over 51 million views.
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The post is a definite hit for fans, garnering more than 20,000 comments, including one from Madge.
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But the 4-year-old is sporting an accessory that's garnering a lot of negative attention online.
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Garnering that much support would prove much tougher, considering both House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.
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Cizek posted the photos on social media, garnering thousands of reactions, shares and comments as of Thursday.
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The latter has made it popular on Wall Street, garnering buy ratings from analysts prior to pricing.
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Belcampo Meat Co. may only have six restaurants, but it's garnering some major attention, according to Fishbowl.
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In pondering policies most suitable for garnering youth support, the key is to not trivialize younger generations.
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" Garnering a big laugh from the audience, Lawrence added "If you think about it, it's completely true.
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Most paid apps have fallen quite short of that, with many garnering just a few hundred downloads.
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This addition was key to garnering the support of several New York Republicans for the House bill.
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"Privilege comes in many forms," Deja retorted without skipping a beat, garnering more cheers from the crowd.
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Walt Disney — Disney's "Zootopia" topped the weekend box office, garnering $73.7 million in North American ticket sales.
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At the same time, its YouTube property has been garnering an increasing share of video ad dollars.
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However, it is the more than 60 bills that the governor pocket-vetoed that are garnering attention.
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The film is garnering excellent reviews for Moore, who is coming off a string of commercial disappointments.
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He has banked everything on tweets, rallies and provocations aimed at garnering attention on the network feed.
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The style reached its peak in the 1930s, garnering popularity along sidewalks, in nightclubs and on Broadway.
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" He lost that battle, but "Shuffle" did well on Tuesday, garnering 10 nominations, second only to "Hamilton.
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"Winning" the popularity contest by garnering the most likes is only a short-term boost to morale.
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Porto's food scene is booming, with Michelin-starred restaurants like The Yeatman and Antiqvvm garnering international acclaim.
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The states could play a key role in building evidence and garnering public support for major investigations.
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Similar measures have passed the House on multiple occasions, garnering significant support from both Republicans and Democrats.
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"Anyone else think Marlon is cheating?" one poster asked, garnering fifty-four likes and thirty-four comments.
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Sanders trails Biden in a distant second place, garnering 2628 percent, compared to Biden with 28500 percent.
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Ultimately, decide if you are more interested in garnering attention or people buying your product or service.
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Clinton receiving the support of 46 percent of likely voters, while Mr. Trump was garnering 42 percent.
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But a recent poll showed Trump and Clinton tied in the state, both garnering 35 percent support.
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When the footage came out, it went viral, garnering thousands of hits on YouTube and national attention.
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Would you say the issue of sexual assault in college football is getting better or garnering attention?
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How is it for you, on the other end of the phone, to be garnering that reaction?
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If you go back to a month ago, he was garnering 73 percent of the Republican vote.
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Not for the first time, Andrew finds himself garnering lurid headlines stemming from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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His first, as poet, was spectacular and met with wide praise, even garnering comparisons to Emily Dickinson.
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The website was a success (for the times, anyway), garnering thousands of hits and hundreds of comments.
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With neither Whitman or Immelt garnering the support necessary to move forward, Khosrowshahi got the official nod.
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"We have been garnering supplies," said Aaron Sellers, the spokesman for Ohio's Franklin County Board of Elections.
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A public and controversial warning Schaaf has been garnering national attention for her stance on immigrants rights.
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The show was panned by critics and rejected by viewers, garnering a tepid 0.9 rating among adults.
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On Tuesday, he fulfilled that promise, live-streaming the tattooing process on Facebook, garnering thousands of views.
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Cristoforetti's picture went viral at the time, garnering more than 12,000 likes and 8,000 retweets on Twitter.
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Samuels enjoyed a successful career, garnering all-pro honors in 2001 and making six total Pro Bowls.
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In 2008, he finished fifth in the caucuses here, garnering less than 1 percent of the vote.
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Her response, which was against the decision, made headlines the next morning, garnering both praise and critique.
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Ferrari (about automotive designer Carroll Shelby and his British driver) garnering big-ticket Oscar nominations on Monday.
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The courage of these women has been contagious, garnering additional momentum with the social media hashtag #GirlsofRevolutionStreet.
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Sisi won both previous presidential elections in landslides, garnering more than 90% of the vote each time.
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The orders were controversial, garnering quick lawsuits from tribes and environmentalists and pushback from the outdoors industry.
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Military action in war is not the same as garnering a prize on a TV award show.
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Scott has out-raised Hallquist, though, garnering about $177,000 by mid-July, according to the Associated Press.
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With the 2016 primary garnering even more attention and excitement, it's possible that more votes will be cast.
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However, her first standalone spin-off "Birds of Prey," which hits theaters Friday, is already garnering critical acclaim.
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But the party leaders also say that Mr. Trump is garnering support from people new to the caucuses.
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Garnering the nickname 'The Michael Jordan of gymnastics,' she was the top medal contendor in almost every event.
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Three years ago, Hillary Clinton lost it by nearly 63 points, garnering just 17 percent of the vote.
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Sanders defeated Clinton by 22 points in New Hampshire four years ago, garnering 60 percent, or 152,000 votes.
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Hall was drawn to the idea of building a brand name, and garnering a little bit of fame.
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Beto O'Rourke in Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate, punching above their weight in polling and garnering head-turning exchanges.
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The plan was scrapped after garnering fierce opposition from voting rights advocates and criticism from Kemp and Abrams.
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Monmouth found Trump garnering the support of 46% of likely Missouri voters, while Hillary Clinton trailed with 41%.
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And this investment trend is likely to continue, with venture firms garnering the most money in a decade.
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And yet, mechanical watches are still very much around, garnering the majority of horology enthusiasts' passion and attention.
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Washington (CNN)House Republicans claimed victory Thursday after successfully garnering 217 "yes" votes to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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To her surprise, the pictures went viral, garnering nearly 5,000 shares over the course of just three days.
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Any changes aimed at garnering support of conservative House Freedom Caucus members could deter moderates from the bill.
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"Frozen" was a breakout hit for Disney Animation, garnering more than $267 million at the domestic box office.
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This tag-line enough was plenty to pique Twitter's collective interest, garnering over 213 re-tweets so far.
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But by Friday, those six seats put together were garnering less coverage than McGrath obtained on Tuesday night.
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The House, then, could deliberate and vote for a president from among the top three garnering electoral votes.
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And Democrats will lose an issue that has animated them and been very effective at garnering grassroots fervor.
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Typically, the front-runner consolidates the party, garnering a higher percentage of the vote with each successive contest.
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"Frozen" was a breakout hit for Disney Animation, garnering more than $400 million at the domestic box office.
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McDonald's is garnering praise after deciding to fire its chief executive for having a relationship with an employee.
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The new Texas Giant was a hit, garnering strong reviews and generating a renewed popularity at the park.
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Since then, Google, Facebook, Spotify, Squarespace, and other companies have taken action, garnering a mostly positive public response.
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Start-ups like Airbnb and Uber have been garnering billions of dollars as they seek to expand globally.
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To be sure, appeals to teen pregnancy prevention are often effective in garnering resources for sexual health education.
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Joe Crowley in a shocking primary upset, garnering national attention as a young Latina and Democratic Socialist darling.
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López Obrador sailed to victory in Mexico's presidential election on Sunday, garnering over 50 percent of the vote.
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House Democrats presented the American Hope Act Friday, garnering 117 co-sponsors within the Democratic Caucus, so far.
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Historically, the way controversial pieces of legislation have made it through Congress has been through garnering bipartisan support.
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Small-screen success is as much about increasing ratings as it is about garnering maximum waterworks from viewers.
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One of the fastest ways for N.P.F. to grow would be by garnering support from a major corporation.
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The campaign went viral on social media, garnering the commentary of fellow restaurant brands as well as celebrities.
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Frank Ocean's prolonged silence felt more like an introvert garnering the space he needed to create another masterpiece.
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One such tattoo artist quickly garnering a reputation for her distinctive work in the medium is Madame Chän.
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Instead, he pointed to the difficult task of garnering enough votes in the Senate to pass the legislation.
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Whether the 2017 Oscars see Nate Parker garnering a few deserved nods remains, of course, to be seen.
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Another aspect that's garnering attention: The model flips the bird during the Iraq segment, pegged to the 2000s.
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Despite garnering a lot of buzz in 2014 and 2015, Yik Yak's original app eventually lost its luster.
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"Frozen" was a breakout hit for Disney Animation, garnering more than $23 million at the domestic box office.
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Spillman said he never expected each post would be garnering thousands of likes from people around the world.
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As originally drafted, the bill appeared in danger of not garnering enough Republican votes to clear the House.
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To do so, they had to meet some pretty onerous requirements, specifically garnering 5,000 signatures each from voters.
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The men keep joining — Michael Bennet this week, Joe Biden the last — and keep garnering glowing press coverage.
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Lorraine's tweet ranked as the most popular in the hashtag, garnering 760,000 views, 18,000 retweets and 28,000 likes.
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Harbaugh is a role model hailed in Ann Arbor and beyond, even garnering the respect of rival campuses.
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Those candidates garnering 50 percent or more of the votes in their districts will be declared the winners.
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The Senate GOP's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare stalled out after not garnering enough support for passage.
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Her support comes from female voters garnering 58 percent to Trump's 27 percent, a stunning 21625 percent gap.
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The UK press splashed the story across their front pages Thursday, with the shock announcement garnering blanket coverage.
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Meanwhile, Hauser & Wirth set the record at the higher-end FOG, garnering $350,000 for Jenny Holzer's "THOUGHT" (2019).
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"Mayor Pete obviously has had difficulty garnering black support in his own city," Biden told Axios on Sunday.
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He saw nine offensive snaps against the Lions, garnering one target, which he dropped in the end zone.
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Last year, Netflix earned more Emmy nominations than HBO, snapping HBO's 17-year streak of garnering the most.
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"Twins in Quincy, Illinois, are garnering attention and not just because they are super adorable," People reported Tuesday.
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These results call into question the idea that Trump is only garnering the votes of poor white people.
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It also botched the rollout of a checking and savings account feature in late 2018, garnering concern from regulators.
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"Take a Knee My Ass" went viral, garnering millions of views across streaming music platforms, YouTube and Facebook Live.
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Back in 214, Paul's father Ron Paul finished second in New Hampshire, garnering nearly 22016 percent of the vote.
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Back in 2012, Paul's father Ron Paul finished second in New Hampshire, garnering nearly 23 percent of the vote.
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The Warner Bros film directed by Jon M. Chu, launched above expectations, garnering $34 million in just five days.
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This isn't a novel idea; creators have been experimenting with branching narratives for decades without garnering much popular interest.
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The story gained steam throughout the week, garnering more national attention and becoming a popular Twitter moment Friday night.
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Sure, it is unsettling — and more than a little distasteful — to see people like Trump garnering so much support.
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Without further ado, here are the top 15 cannabis startups garnering lots of attention from VCs in the industry:
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The video of the immunizations has gone viral, garnering more than 12 million views and 35,000 comments on Facebook.
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A Canadian minister is garnering attention for breastfeeding her 3-month-old son during a Parliament session on Tuesday.
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The minister said Najib's administration spent 2.7 billion ringgit of Felda's funds on garnering political support during general elections.
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The dystopian world Bracken conjured up in 2012 hasn't stopped growing — and hasn't stopped garnering an enthusiastic fan base.
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Theranos became a Silicon Valley darling for its blood tests, garnering glowing media coverage and propelling Holmes to stardom.
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The mashup already has more than 145,000 views and is garnering praise in its comment section and on Twitter.
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However, some "hog" owners said they planned to boycott the company for moving European production, garnering approval from Trump.
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An image of what appears to be a woman's peaceful resistance to police is garnering plenty of attention online.
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Even after garnering a responsive audience in these other genres, Christopher has turned back to poetry, following his instincts.
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There's a reason this company you might have never heard of is garnering this level of investment so quickly.
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The stunt was a hit with fans, garnering over 116 thousand likes, and plenty of "lols" in the comments.
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By one measure Mr Trump is also the most effective tweeter, garnering around 3,000 retweets for each tweet posted.
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Garnering 21979 million views during its first 211 hours online, It smashed the record for first-day trailer views.
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In fact, the snafu is probably garnering this political debate far more attention than there would have been otherwise.
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The "March for Truth" took place in D.C. and had sister marches across the country, garnering hundreds of demonstrators.
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She proposed several bills to crack down on Wall Street, but they died without garnering support from her colleagues.
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Living abroad does not bar you from garnering a tax refund, as long as you continue filing your returns.
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Sanders won Indiana's primary Tuesday by a narrow margin, garnering 53 percent of the vote and winning 44 delegates.
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And while the flashier jobs have been garnering Mr. Trump's attention, who is thinking about labor or the F.C.C.?
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The Horseracing Integrity Act enjoys significant support among lawmakers (garnering 132 cosponsors last Congress) and within the racing industry.
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A campaign to save the beloved venue was launched almost immediately, garnering support from the international dance music community.
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Directors Denzel Washington ("Fences"), Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight") and Ava Duvernay ("13th") are garnering awards season buzz for their films.
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Despite garnering the support of almost 90 organizations, the bill has its critics, who raise concerns about privacy issues.
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The portrait became the most liked photo of 2017, garnering over 11 million likes in a matter of hours.
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The 25-year-old photographer's Instagram page took off, garnering over half a million followers in just three years.
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McVay ran away with the voting, garnering 35 ballots compared with 11 for the runner-up, Minnesota's Mike Zimmer.
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Cardi B shared her own look on Instagram with the caption "COURT FLOW," garnering more than three million likes.
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At a gathering of the youth corps in November, Mr. Hun Many urged participants to continue garnering world records.
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Bernie Sanders garnering support from young voters and grabbing the attention of the Democratic Party as a serious contender.
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In the end, the turnout was pathetically low, with Mr. Maduro garnering 68 percent of what votes were cast.
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But the Syrian Kurds have been an effective force in the fight against ISIS, garnering great support in Washington.
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But the film and television series were considered the poorest representations of Sapkowski's novels, garnering some pretty terrible reviews.
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Without an ability to scale, a company has a low likelihood of garnering a foothold in a competitive landscape.
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Notably, "Endgame" became the highest grossing film of all time last year, garnering $2.798 billion worldwide during its run.
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With the biography garnering strong reviews, Harper asked the Gelbs to write a second biography, proposing one of Reed.
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It surpassed Netflix in that category, garnering an average of 47 viewing hours a month compared to Netflix's 28.
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Since then, he's forced a House vote on impeachment three times, each one garnering more support than the last.
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It seems to be a well-measured approach, capable of garnering support from a number of the impacted stakeholders.
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He has highlighted his role in fighting terrorists, garnering favor among parts of the American military and intelligence agencies.
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Netflix's new sci-fi thriller The OA is garnering acclaim from critics and plenty of intrigued head-scratching from fans.
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Even after garnering 51.4% of West Virginia's Democratic primary vote, Sanders collected only seven more pledged delegates than Hillary Clinton.
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The second-highest box office earner over the weekend was "Bad Boys For Life," garnering $12 million in ticket sales.
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In 2017, a former anthropology professor launched an anonymous survey on sexual harassment in academia, garnering more than 1,000 responses.
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Several Twitch channels were carrying the new chapter live on Tuesday, with the most popular channel garnering nearly 100,000 viewers.
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SoundCloud has been the platform where XXXTentacion has found most of his successes, garnering over 1003 million plays thus far.
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Black Panther isn't even out yet, and already it's garnering rave reviews and selling out pre-sale tickets like crazy.
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The real political slog will be garnering enough support from their respective rank-and-file members, particularly in Ryan's case.
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The deeper source of their edge is that our system rewards parties for holding territory in addition to garnering votes.
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PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 has made enormous progress recently, garnering attention by showcasing games like Demon's Souls and Persona 33.
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The last time we checked in with Gary the Goat, he was garnering attention for his odd choice in friends.
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He had been nominated for every season in which he has appeared, garnering eight nominations for the part in total.
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The footage quickly went viral — garnering more than 15 million views — sparking both support and backlash from social media users.
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The video went viral and a petition to bring down the price of fuel went online, garnering thousands of signatures.
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After garnering high critical praise and good ratings, it was decided that the show would keep going as an anthology.
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Holland's businesses see an average growth of 43 percent, according to Wallethub, garnering an average of $8.5 million per business.
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When she authored the viral post, just four companies were garnering valuations that high each year, according to her calculations.
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For months, Native Americans and environmental activists have been protesting the pipeline, garnering support from celebrities and on social media.
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The young entrepreneur launched a Kickstarter campaign last June, garnering more than $39.993,300 in funding for her post-grad project.
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It's a scene which has experienced a renaissance in recent years with more and more producers garnering a reputation abroad.
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That is, if you're garnering an audience of listeners; Brew pays its creators based on their number of unique listens.
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When it was introduced, the proposal quickly attracted a majority of the House, garnering 85033 co-sponsors, including 52 Republicans.
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After a deserved hiatus, Ouellet became PCO and has started garnering the sort of buzz wrestlers half his age get.
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Clinton beat Mr. Sanders in the Democratic caucuses in Nevada in February, garnering an estimated 20 delegates to his 15.
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The latest findings from Quinnipiac University found Clinton claiming the support of 45% of likely voters, with Trump garnering 38%.
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It took very little time for the dramatic video to go viral, garnering millions of views and sparking international outrage.
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Any legislation that passes the more conservative House could have trouble garnering the 60 votes needed in the other chamber.
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Schiffer called the marketing campaign "click bait on steroids," but praised it for garnering so much attention and free publicity.
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Up until that point, the writer had been on a positive career trajectory, garnering high performance reviews and a promotion.
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Rewarding candidates for organizing county conventions instead of garnering people's votes defeats the purpose of un-rigging the primary system.
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A US Coast Guard advisory also noted that employees could hold garage sales to cover the bills, garnering similar outrage.
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But when he returned to the presidency, Pifer says, he adopted a much more nationalistic approach to garnering domestic support.
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Mr. Sallstrom has been garnering acclaim for painting the faces of celebrities like FKA Twigs, Emma Watson and Iggy Azalea.
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Mr. Boizot sold PizzaExpress in 1993, garnering about £35 million, the equivalent of about £58 million, or $73 million, today.
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So by 2014, he was garnering gushing coverage from McKay Coppins and others for his newfound commitment to fighting poverty.
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The tweaks are not garnering support from the scientific community, however, as it expands the 2018 proposal in other ways.
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But the tweaks are not garnering support from the scientific community, as it expands the 85033 proposal in other ways.
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Sanitation worker Fitzroy Moss livestreamed the walkout Wednesday morning on his Facebook page, garnering about 15,000 views in three hours.
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Sanders and Warren have had some trouble garnering support from certain unions, who typically fight hard for premium health benefits.
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Two years ago, that exact Instagram video became an internet sensation, garnering over 1.4 million views and tons of reposts.
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The false news spread across social media last Sunday, garnering thousands of tweets and Facebook posts, and spawning several hashtags.
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But with just two weeks under our belts so far, we've already spotted which trends are garnering the most praise.
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Cruz has not endorsed Trump for president, garnering anger for snubbing Trump during his Republican National Convention speech in July.
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And social media has emerged as a constant watchdog, with some incidents garnering attention that would have otherwise gone unnoticed.
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It is not surprising then that these rules are both widely popular, garnering hundreds of thousands of positive public comments.
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The London show followed the same year, garnering attention and securing Kansai's debut the cover of British Harpers & Queen magazine.
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Meanwhile, the company just won 20 Emmy awards after garnering a company-record 91 nominations at the annual television celebration.
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Today, Eater returns to California's Silicon Valley to focus on 15 newish restaurants that have been garnering some serious buzz.
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The top three nominated networks suggest that when it comes to garnering Emmy nominations, TV is strong across the board.
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Pokémon Go's augmented-reality gameplay has taken the world by storm, garnering millions of players on both iOS and Android platforms.
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Kurdish candidate Selahattin Demirtas, who ran his campaign from jail while awaiting trial on terrorism-related charges, was garnering 8.4 percent.
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He had run against Erdogan in the country&aposs first direct presidential election in 2014, garnering 9.7 percent of the vote.
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Stagnant or shrinking incomes were another major driver behind workers' reluctance to save, garnering close to a quarter of the vote.
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The parent company halted its plans for Line to test the public markets in hopes of garnering stronger interest from investors.
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The movie is garnering obvious comparisons to April's Love, Simon, the first major motion picture in the "gay teen romance" genre.
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Mr McCluskey now remains a trade union baron and Labour Party power-broker by garnering just 6% of the possible vote.
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He has led national polls for four months, garnering around 40% support in the run-up to the one-round election.
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That's right, Cobain is a budding food influencer, garnering over 71k followers since creating the account in December of last year.
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The duo decided to change their band name to Plake after garnering a large fan base — specifically from one unlikely place.
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We saw more people and resources than ever enter the space, garnering interest from startups, corporations, government agencies and investment firms.
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Victoria Helmke, a student in West's class, tweeted about the adorable story, and it quickly went viral, garnering over 340,000 retweets.
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Popular for their viral videos, Air New Zealand have a new video that is garnering attention for all the wrong reasons.
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Tweedy posted her thanks on Facebook garnering 39,000 likes so far and prompting what Vuong says is an overwhelming media response.
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The poll showed Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein garnering six percent and three percent, respectively.
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At the same time, a number of fast-growing Chinese competitors are creating high-quality phones that are garnering wide appeal.
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The scene is an underdog even in the esports community itself, garnering far less attention, money, and crowds than other genres.
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The post was instantly popular, garnering nearly four million likes—so it wasn't long before Rea-Holloway saw the image herself.
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Millar and his colleagues at the Open Roboethics initiative have conducted surveys posing similar situations (and garnering similar results from participants).
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Her products, which are sold in jars to stay fresh, are garnering interest among chefs and consumers in Europe and America.
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Just weeks ahead its theatrical debut, fans are getting their first look at the film, which is already garnering Oscar buzz.
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It was already garnering high praise for featuring STEM role models like Shuri, the brilliant teenager responsible for Wakanda's tech innovations.
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PHNOM PENH — Cambodia's start-up scene might be in its infancy, but it is slowly garnering attention on the world stage.
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Among industries favored by AAII survey respondents, finance and technology topped the list, each garnering more than 30 percent of votes.
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Drew came within one assist of garnering Nevada's first triple-double since Johnny High accomplished it in 1979 against Southern Oregon.
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But Snap made gains in the third quarter of 8003, attracting the attention of some investors and garnering some analyst upgrades.
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But the data does give a glimpse into the massive support of young voters both Sanders and Trump have been garnering.
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A report claiming Donald Trump wants female members of his staff to "dress like a woman" is garnering significant backlash online.
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Chloe Fineman made a name for herself on Instagram, garnering thousands of followers by impersonating some of the world's biggest names.
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It came to the floor in December, securing only nine Democratic votes and garnering a veto threat from the White House.
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Chris Christie rounds out the top five in the GOP field, garnering 2628 percent voter support in the early voting state.
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Providers across the country have already made significant investments to implement these models, and they are garnering returns, particularly for patients.
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As expected, Tiberi had no trouble holding the seat, garnering about two-thirds of votes cast in his last three campaigns.
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Republican legislators haggled over the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act up to the last minute, garnering final support from holdouts Sens.
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The planned sale of the 19.5 percent stake in Rosneft, by contrast, was garnering interest mainly from foreign investors, Shuvalov said.
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The legislative tool, which requires signatures from at least 218 House lawmakers, could face an uphill battle garnering sufficient Democratic support.
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Beme first arrived on the scene in summer of 2015, garnering some buzz, but ultimately it didn't quite clear the bar.
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But now, after having raised over $480,000 and garnering support from pre-orders, customers still have not received their glowing plants.
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Ward points to the roughly 450 startups that are garnering venture funding each month right now — all potential customers for Carta.
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In a matchup between Gillespie and Perriello, voters were tied, with each candidate garnering 6900 percent support, according to that poll.
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In Season 3, Molly has defected to a black-owned law firm, but still has trouble garnering the respect she deserves.
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"Thrones" set the bar high, creatively and financially, garnering a record 131 Emmy nominations to date and changing visual storytelling forever.
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Since 2011, he has appeared in six movies, garnering the most attention for the lackluster "Dumb and Dumber" sequel in 2014.
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It would later be praised by fans and critics alike, garnering a cult following in television syndication and home video sales.
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He became its public face, garnering positive news coverage and penning books and op-ed pieces that read like Sunday sermons.
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The was streamed for free online via subscription music streaming service Tidal, garnering around 20 million viewers according to the platform.
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Clinton lost the general election to Trump in a shocking upset, despite garnering nearly 3 million more votes than Trump overall.
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The bill does not appear to have the 50 votes needed for passage, though its supporters say it is garnering support.
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The musicals "Mean Girls" and "SpongeBob SquarePants," above, led the pack in this year's Tony Award nominations, garnering 12 nods each.
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Aside from garnering glittering photo opportunities, endorsements can be important because they can bring along a network of supporters and donors.
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Just six weeks after joining the race, Bloomberg is fifth in the national polling average, garnering about 6 percent among Democrats.
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News of their departure from royal duties dominated UK newspaper front pages on Thursday, with the shock announcement garnering blanket coverage.
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Marvel Studios "Black Panther" is poised to make box office history this week after garnering record-breaking pre-ticket sales. BoxOffice.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona said Thursday about the prospects of an immigration bill garnering the needed 60 votes in the chamber.
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The tweets got significant attention, garnering far more retweets and likes than the vast majority of tweets from national park accounts.
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To date he has written more than 30 horror shorts, collectively garnering over 100 million impressions and 70 million YouTube views.
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Prices have risen for certain generic drugs across the pharmaceutical industry, most recently garnering headlines with EpiPen, which is owned by Mylan.
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Still, it had the desired effect, raising Cossman's profile in the media and garnering attention from numerous magazines and websites, including WIRED.
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HBO's Big Little Lies made waves when it aired in 2017, garnering the critical and commercial acclaim that generally warrants a renewal.
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So that's what Bieber did twice last night, garnering close to 60,000 retweets for his pal at the time of this post.
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Of the raft of initiatives, three garnering the most attention were those focused on land availability, the rental sector and modular construction.
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Khan easily defeated rival Shehbaz Sharif from the outgoing Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party, garnering 176 votes to Sharif's 96.
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The video of Call's heroic grab quickly went viral, garnering more than 421,000 views and hundreds of shares and comments on Facebook.
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The debate hosted by CNN in October remains the most watched of the cycle for Democrats, garnering more than 15 million viewers.
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A YouTube video of Reinhart covering Radiohead's "Creep" with the group Postmodern Jukebox went viral in 2015, garnering over 48 million views.
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One fan commented on Instagram, "Who else first thought that was Meghan's baby?" garnering a number of replies that they weren't alone.
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Rouhani beat his main challenger, hardline judge Ebrahim Raisi, in presidential election on Friday, garnering more than 57 percent of the vote.
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If you got there first, your tweet was prominently displayed right below Trump's, garnering hundreds of thousands—if not millions—of views.
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In May, ICBC raised $500 million through a five-year debut bond after garnering orders in excess of $3.5 billion from investors.
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California's Proposition 56 would triple the tax on a pack of cigarettes and is garnering strong voter support in the latest polling.
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Last year, Kim Kardashian uploaded a series of braid photos to Instagram — garnering an impressive 1.2 million likes on one post alone.
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But a separate exit poll by Perfiles de Opinion showed Moreno garnering 52.2 percent of the vote versus 47.8 percent for Lasso.
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While CPAC has grown into a hotbed of Trumpian support, Romney has distanced himself from the president, garnering Trump's mockery and scorn.
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In addition to garnering outside help for a project, open source can provide valuable marketing, helping companies attract and retain technical talent.
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What do you do after garnering tens of millions of downloads and scores of clones of your AI-powered style transfer app?
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Her Instagram account — largely comprising photos of herself in striking couture — has over 200,000 followers, with some photos garnering over 50,000 likes.
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Clinton was overwhelmingly supported by African Americans, garnering an 80 percent approval rating with blacks and backed by the Congressional Black Caucus.
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He announced a partnership with rival Microsoft — including a live, onscreen appearance from Bill Gates — garnering jeers from the Mac-friendly crowd.
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It's been an eventful year for cryptocurrencies in general, with bitcoin garnering the most attention from commentators and regulators across the world.
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Since the show, Olympios has remained busy, making countless public appearances and garnering over 745,000 Instagram followers (and counting) in the process.
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Criminal justice reform has been an issue garnering bipartisan support, as we saw when Congress recently passed the landmark First Step Act.
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It was a heartwarming moment, and Deanna's video quickly went viral, garnering more than 22,000 views on Facebook and dozens of comments.
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Currently, one of the foremost issues garnering support for an Article V convention is the need for a balanced budget amendment (BBA).
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Lloyd went viral in August when she crushed a 55-yard field goal, garnering interest from NFL teams and even an offer.
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Videos of people washing Rs 2,000 notes have gone viral in India, garnering millions of views in less a matter of days.
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The senator has done two town halls for CNN, with her latest for the network in April garnering praise from political pundits.
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Three days later, Macron and Le Pen progressed to the second round , garnering 22008 and 280 per cent, respectively, of the vote.
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Early-stage deals also rose slightly, garnering an average of $10 million per deal, up from $9 million in the third quarter.
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We're at the time of year when history-based movies start hitting theaters in hopes of garnering attention from various awards bodies.
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Mon oncle Antoine (1971), in particular, is regularly cited as an essential piece of Canadian filmmaking, garnering inclusion in the Criterion Collection.
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Brilliantly Endowed (Self Portrait) is one example of how Hendricks used his canvas to defy respectability politics, garnering both praise and criticism.
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Garnering buy-ins from legacy institutions can still be challenging, Rosen said, as many are wary of relinquishing custody of their brand.
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Check it out: The trailer has been garnering buzz from horror fans for its creepy atmosphere and unique take on the occult.
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Within days, our golem for the digital age had become a runaway success, garnering thousands of followers and numerous press write-ups.
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For this reason, the Lovings are excellent plaintiffs in the case — and photogenic, too, garnering national attention in a Life magazine profile.
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Biden has a 2202-point edge among polled Georgia Democratic voters, garnering roughly 2628 percent support compared with 28500 percent for Sanders.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg consistently (and perhaps smartly) continues to push the boundaries of these platforms' rules — garnering criticism, but also getting free publicity.
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These stereotypes were successful in garnering bipartisan support for President Bill Clinton's effort to "end welfare as we know it" in 0003.
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The clip of the exchange went viral Saturday, garnering hundreds of thousands of retweets and likes and an outpouring of warm comments.
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A recent Fox News poll showed Tillis with the support of 54 percent of primary voters, with Tucker garnering just 11 percent.
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But unlike most people, many of those moments have occurred in the public eye, garnering the attention, and judgement, of the masses.
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Income inequality went from garnering 9 percent of debate time in the first debate to 7 percent, and then just 5 percent.
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Rosenstein appointed Mueller and has become a recent target on the right — as well as reportedly garnering the frustration of the president.
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Ryan's mother Karen Andresen started a petition to protest the troop's decision, garnering hundreds of thousands of signatures and national media attention.
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Porter endorsed Warren in October, after garnering wide public attention for questioning corporate executives — including Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg — in congressional hearings.
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Debbie Lesko (R) garnering 85003 percent of the vote, compared to physician and first-time candidate Hiral Tipirneni (D) with 43 percent.
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Meanwhile, "relationship management" and "economic knowledge" were on the other end of the spectrum, garnering only 38% and 23% of responses, respectively.
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Meanwhile, "relationship management" and "economic knowledge" were on the other end of the spectrum, garnering only 38% and 23% of responses, respectively.
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And lastly, the White House's own immigration demands also failed on the Senate floor, garnering the least support of the four bills.
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Those two points — funding and visibility — are both major hurdles in garnering more interest and being able to push more production out.
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After garnering a lot of media buzz, last October Biden addressed the nation to say he would not be running for president.
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Beijing may have felt forced to act by a desire to prevent the case from garnering too much attention in the West.
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Black Thought's battering ram of a Hot 97 freestyle blew up earlier this week, garnering over 800,000 views in a couple days.
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Streep's speech dominated post-Globes conversation online for most of Sunday night and the following morning, garnering responses across the political spectrum.
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President Donald Trump's policy of family separation at the border is not only receiving domestic condemnation but also garnering strong international pushback.
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The startup has raised $90 million in equity funding to date, garnering a $220 million valuation with its latest round, according to PitchBook.
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But in the aggregate, it's hard to imagine her post-election activities garnering the same level of scrutiny if she were a man.
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What that means: You can proudly show off your Disney love at work without garnering any weird stares from your fellow adult coworkers.
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The element of the bill garnering perhaps the most attention, Jessie's Law, would require that medical records list a patient&aposs addiction history.
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Both candidates had previously faced off in the 2014 polls which saw Widodo narrowly defeat Prabowo after garnering 53 percent of the votes.
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For one, Madison Reed started as an e-commerce player garnering attention for its simple to use, hair color quiz and mobile app.
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According to an Emerson College poll released Sunday night, the Vermont independent remains the top choice for Iowa Democrats, garnering 28 percent support.
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A picture of an egg has become the most-liked picture in Instagram history, garnering more than 25 million "likes" in 10 days.
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There is growing interest around three-wheeled EVs among investors and venture capitalists, with startups Arcimoto and Electra Meccanica garnering the most attention.
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"I realized that it was garnering a little bit of a better audience so I decided to continue it," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Perhaps aimed at garnering the attention of taxpayers with holiday time to burn, the practice has this time collided with the government shutdown.
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The company, founded by the entrepreneurs behind Vine, has raised some $24 million to date, garnering a $100 million valuation earlier this year.
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His role in ACS is garnering much more press than any of his other work, and to those finally getting on board: welcome!
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DiCaprio, who has been garnering strong buzz for his performance, is nominated as best actor in a motion picture, drama, for the role.
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Paulson has had a successful awards season streak, garnering nominations and wins for her role as Marcia Clark in FX's The People v.
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It has been a critical and commercial hit from the moment it arrived, garnering near-unanimous praise from critics and 11 Tony Awards.
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With large public companies garnering much of the public spotlight, we sometimes forget how vital entrepreneurial and private businesses are to our economy.
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Trump has increased his lead among white voters, garnering 2202 percent, compared to the 2628 percent support he had in the previous poll.
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Bamberger's story was recently picked up by several outlets, which explains why her wedding photos have only just begun garnering attention in 2017.
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Hall posted a photo of the swaddled newborn to Facebook and the Frontier Nursing University Facebook page reposted it — garnering over 1,000 likes.
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Providence-based Downtown Boys is garnering national attention after the release of 2015's Full Communism LP (out now on Don Giovanni Records).
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And we can't succumb to the normalization of black trauma—our deaths are garnering larger audience numbers at the expense of our health.
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While Selby does have great abs, the photo is garnering a whole lot of internet love for what he pasted onto his abs.
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Biden has the best results against Trump, garnering the support of 2202 percent of voters compared to Trump's 2628 percent, the poll shows.
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One of the first polls coming out of Phoenix shows McSally garnering 45 percent of the vote, compared to Kelly with 44 percent.
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WWF said the campaign "sparked a heated debate on wildlife trade, national legislation and enforcement in Singapore" garnering 65,000 reactions on social media.
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Over the first three days of last week — the last three days of July — Bezos sold 965,612 shares, garnering more than $1.8 billion.
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But among likely voters in the general election, Feingold's lead widens, garnering support from 51 percent, compared to Johnson, who received 42 percent.
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As overwhelming as that sounds, some of the most effective solutions are surprisingly simple — simpler than the sweeping reforms garnering so much attention.
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"Game of Thrones" has been the cornerstone of HBO's streaming service for nearly a decade, garnering critical acclaim and a passionate fan base.
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On the Wonder Wheel press tour, star Kate Winslet praised the director's "extraordinary" female roles, garnering side-eyes from some of her colleagues.
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Polls predict that former Mexico City mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will be the next president, possibly garnering over half of the votes.
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Her photographs have been recognized for their vivid and raw quality, garnering more than 110,000 notes on Tumblr and 60,000 shares on Facebook.
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We touched on this a bit in yesterday's podcast, but the game is garnering rave reviews, especially for its scope, polish, and combat.
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The executive branch has been garnering its power for many, many years and has been quite aggressive on a number of different fronts.
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The project has been garnering attention lately with their complex electronic orchestrations, suspending incisive politically- and culturally-charged lyrics in rich, consuming soundscapes.
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Tierra Whack is becoming one of the biggest names in hip hop, garnering support from artists like Meek Mill and A$AP Rocky.
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Then there was Samantha Bee, also on fire, giving uproarious voice to the Trump-fueled rage of women, also garnering sky-rocketing ratings.
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A former Treasury Department official, Powell is familiar with garnering congressional support and pledged to wear Capitol carpets thin by meeting with lawmakers.
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The announcements are already garnering strong reactions on social media: NFL and Jay Z is like Kaepernick kneeled so Meghan Trainor could soar.
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Video games seem especially prone to garnering political attention in the wake of a tragedy — especially first-person shooters like Call of Duty.
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"The Shining" did earn the dubious distinction of garnering two Razzie nominations: Shelley Duvall for worst actress and Mr. Kubrick for worst director.
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Such scams are garnering a lot of attention, and executives across America are warning their technology teams to be on alert for them.
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Fans obviously loved the coordinating outfits, with the original tweet about the duo garnering more than 130,000 likes at the time of writing.
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As part of her bucket list, Olivia also fulfilled her wish to be a firefighter and a police officer, garnering national media attention.
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Ofglen eagerly tries to help by garnering information for Offred and though she isn't able to find anything out, her brazenness is worrying.
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Warren, a favorite of the left wing of the party, is garnering speculation as a potential 2020 contender for the Democrat presidential nomination.
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White Ops said the thieves received high prices for the fake ad views, garnering an average price of $13 per 1,000 video views.
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And where better to try them out than by talking to their doctors and garnering feedback from real patients (incidentally, their own workers)?
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The shoe quickly shot to success, becoming a billion-dollar "unicorn" last year after garnering particular popularity among the Silicon Valley tech community.
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Sanders continues to prompt some of the same divisions he did in 2016, garnering lower support among self-identified Democrats and older voters.
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Davis made national headlines for her actions, garnering the praise of then-GOP presidential candidates Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, and Sen.
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His FX show Atlanta, which he wrote directed and starred in, was recently renewed for a second season after garnering acclaim from critics.
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After several Off Broadway iterations, the play graduated last year to a lengthy commercial run on Broadway, garnering five Tony nominations along the way.
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She rose through the ranks in Iowa by garnering GOP support and winning endorsements from wealthy conservative donors early on in her political career.
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Originally appearing in 2004, with a sequel series appearing in 2013, the entire saga now comes to Netflix (and has been garnering rave reviews).
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While All the Money in the World is garnering fair to middling reviews from critics (including me), many reviews praise Williams's and Plummer's performances.
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And because these movies are often overplaying their hand in hopes of garnering the attention of Academy voters, Adams too can overplay her hand.
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All throughout her post-pubescent life, Grant's minimal bust felt like a genetic burden, garnering disparaging comments from classmates, colleagues, and even complete strangers.
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She later took her talents to social media, where she has become a breakout star with her own YouTube channel, garnering 9.7 million subscribers.
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At the same time, likes can incentivize less interesting content and facilitate like-garnering posts, like nudity, food porn, and classic Instagram-bait scenes.
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I just took my sweet, sweet time in the game, exploring every inch (almost) of its impressively giant world, garnering all of the things.
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Coal has also been garnering support from Asian industrial powerhouses Japan and South Korea, while demand remains firm in India, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Nor can the fact that the recent round of heroin horror is garnering a markedly different presidential reaction than it did three decades ago.
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The issue of unaccompanied minors came to the fore as their numbers started to increase in 63, spiking in 2014 and garnering international attention.
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She handily beat Bernie Sanders in the three states with exit poll data, garnering as much as 68% of female Democratic voters in Maryland.
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At the annual meeting last year a small shareholder group led by Riebeck-Brauerei failed to oust Achleitner, garnering 9.05 percent of the vote.
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Orange is the New Black may be garnering viewing numbers as high as the top shows on any major television network, according to Nielsen.
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Instead, Black Tap's many extreme milkshakes, referred to as "Crazy Shakes," are the standout menu items that are constantly garnering attention on social media.
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The accessories department manager started a fundraiser, quickly garnering $1,650, and the shop also replaced the car's tires and completed several other major repairs.
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The ruling of an Ontario judge on a university's rape case is garnering attention for taking on the way the system treats rape survivors.
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Two years ago, Holmes's company had a $9 billion valuation and she was gracing the cover of Fortune and garnering write-ups in Wired.
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But do you think a part-funk, part neo-soul album from a rapper stood a chance of garnering the highest nomination last year?
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The game was widely praised for its strong writing, tuned gameplay, and eye-searing visuals, garnering multiple "Game of the Year" awards in 2015.
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Though "Three Billboards" took home the most trophies, it did not dominate proceedings, with a number of critically well-received films also garnering recognition.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" immediately broke records, garnering the most YouTube global streams in a span of 24 hours, according to Billboard.
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The program was " noncontroversial" and "bipartisan, " garnering the support of 350 organizations, but had not been reauthorized for 12 years because of policy disagreements.
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Footage of the announcement posted to TCU's social accounts soon went viral, garnering more than a million views since it was uploaded on Monday.
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Many films are already garnering Oscar buzz with a variety of them featuring diverse casts, women in the director's chair, and inclusive, intersectional stories.
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When Coben shared it to Twitter, the video went hugely viral, garnering over 70,000 retweets and 14.5 million video views as of Friday afternoon.
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In the swing state, 467,000 people are generating 5.5 million interactions related to Trump compared to 403,000 people garnering 4.0 million interactions about Clinton.
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Sanchez has spent this week meeting with unions, business associations, environmentalists and cultural groups in hopes of garnering support for a third parliamentary vote.
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Attaching CHIP to a must-pass spending bill next week is still a possibility — especially if the spending bill needs some help garnering votes.
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"The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wind" is an undisputed hit, garnering some of the best critical ratings of any Nintendo game ever.
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It's also often easy to find on television with the biggest competitions, like the World Championships in Milan in March, usually garnering national broadcasts.
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Last month, Adin was surprised to find himself among the three winners, with his animated entry for "Rocket Man" garnering over 7 million views.
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The original version of the GOP was deeply unpopular among the public, garnering support from just 17 percent of Americans, according to one poll.
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Vermont and South Dakota share the title of happiest state, with both garnering a national Well-Being Index score of 64.1 out of 100.
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However, Fitch expects the situation to be somewhat fluid, garnering a great deal of regulatory, political, and potential legal attention over the near term.
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MoneyGram – The money transfer service's pending acquisition by Alibaba's Ant Financial is close to garnering regulatory approval, according to a New York Post report.
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With control of the United State Senate hanging in the balance, the race at the top of the ticket is garnering the most attention.
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While the Tony-winning actress may be garnering Oscar buzz for her powerhouse turn in Lady Bird, she's more than game for lighter fare.
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The duo have been building buzz for a few years now, garnering critical and audience acclaim for their incomparable lives shows and rowdy riffs.
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Davis made national headlines for her actions, garnering the praise of then-GOP presidential candidates Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, and Sen.
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Russian malfeasance is another topic garnering bipartisan consensus -- although not the President's handling of it, nor his handling of his relationship with President Putin.
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He was active on social media, garnering a following as he posted photographs of himself and his associates in battle fatigues, often carrying arms.
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But the tech giants Apple and Amazon blanketed the airwaves, garnering nearly double the number of impressions with ads for their respective streaming services.
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Jack Bergman (R-Mich.) and accompanying note was posted on Reddit Friday, garnering more than 300 comments, and reported by the Detroit Free Press.
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The expansion of solar beyond liberal strongholds like California and the Northeast has been critical to garnering Republican support over the last few years.
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Koza, the National Popular Vote chairman, said garnering the necessary support by 85033 was "theoretically" possible, but believed it was more likely by 2024.
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Sagan hoped that through the development of a microphone, the sounds of Mars would enthrall the public, garnering more public interest in space exploration.
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By now, you're likely aware that Kim Kardashian recently uploaded two nude photographs to Twitter and Instagram, each one garnering over 1 million likes.
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Garnering over 10,000 signatures and over £17,300 in fundraising, the so-called "angry baby" balloon has gained enough support to catch the Mayor's attention.
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However, given the new president's stunning success in lifting the national mood and garnering significant public support, Rey believes some disappointment will be inevitable.
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While she has campaigned most often in New York City, her strongest showing was upstate, where she was garnering 40 percent of the vote.
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And not only did it shatter moviegoers' expectations — it also broke domestic box office records, garnering the highest weekend opening by a female director.
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She reached the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) requirement of garnering 28503,22019 unique donors, with more than 400 in each of at least 20 states.
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It is clear that social media is a crucial aspect of fashion these days, with supermodels garnering millions of followers on their personal pages.
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"Tomorrow is August...so...it's basically Halloween," Target tweeted on the last day of the month, garnering more than 222,22007 likes and 21,13 retweets.
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His handmade tool is now one of the top 10 gardening devices globally on Amazon, garnering praise from farmers looking for solid weeding instruments.
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In garnering 85 votes, he enjoyed the broadest margin of approval of any nominee by the Trump administration for office that required Senate approval.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but require rolling up your sleeves or knowing historical facts.
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The consumer bureau figured prominently in the report, garnering 340 references and a chapter devoted to the opportunity that Republicans have to change it.
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Also garnering controversy were mortgage foreclosures, equal pay for women and the decision to finance the Dakota Access Pipeline amid protests from Native Americans.
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The photo of Parker Curry staring at the recent portrait at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery went viral last week, garnering attention from Obama.
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Among those requirements was garnering at least 15 percent of voter support, as gauged by an average of five recent national public opinion polls.
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Summit is also tasked with garnering favor for the Saudi cause in Colorado, a state whose communications agencies have strong ties to Saudi Arabia.
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He's holding true to his word: This year alone, Zuckerberg has already sold nearly 29 million shares, garnering more than $5.3 billion for CZI.
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As to when the SEC might finally allow a bitcoin ETF, Barhydt said he would "bet" on one garnering regulatory backing within a year.
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"Stacey Abrams should run for President," tweeted Dan Pfeiffer, who was a senior adviser to former President Barack Obama, quickly garnering thousands of likes.
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As of a weekly Morning Consult poll conducted in March, Gillibrand was trailing the current frontrunner and garnering just 1 percent of voter support.
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A great orator, Mélenchon is credited with garnering 10% of the votes in the first round and should fragment the socialist vote even further.
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Mr. Teicher and Mr. Tao are former teenage prodigies, now in their mid-20s, garnering much attention and acclaim as they mature in public.
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Taliaferro was a superstar at IU back in the late 1940s ... playing running back, quarterback and punter -- and garnering All-American honors three times.
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Raffensperger defeated former Georgia congressman John Barrow, a Democrat, garnering more than 50 percent of the vote with most of Georgia's 2,634 precincts reporting.
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Defying categorization and garnering the attention of Brooklyn and Manhattan bars alike, Taras and Sasha make wormwood liquors mostly because they love the process.
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A mock resume for Marissa Mayer posted on LinkedIn went viral on the job platform, garnering tens of thousands of likes and thousands of comments.
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Now, major streaming platforms such as Netflix, Hulu and Amazon are creating award-winning movies and shows while garnering millions of views across multiple outlets.
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For proof, two trendsetters, Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid, have recently taken the nostalgic pattern for a spin — and it's garnering a lot of attention.
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Third-ranked Kansas can take another huge step toward garnering its 13th straight regular season Big 12 championship Saturday afternoon when it travels to Baylor.
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One of the devices garnering buzz at CES this week was LG's Hub, another Alexa-like voice controlled unit that operates almost like a robot.
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Former U.S. vice president and Apple board member Al Gore sold about half his holdings in Apple stock on Wednesday, garnering more than $20073 million.
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While investing in a company garnering media attention can seem exciting, most investors are better off buying shares of low-cost index funds and ETFs.
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While there's value in garnering a better grasp of the issue in order to seek solutions, the lens might have benefited from a narrower focus.
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"I don't even know how to describe it other than that... it is so fucked up," Kim said to DeGeneres, garnering cheers from the crowd.
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And though 48% of white voters prefer Trump to 36% for Clinton, the former secretary of state dominates among African-American voters, garnering 84% support.
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The response has been so popular and widespread — even garnering comments in other languages — that the museum has plans to do something similar next year.
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The latest survey from Monmouth University found Clinton garnering the support of 47% of likely voters in the state, compared with 40% for Donald Trump.
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The app has around 10,000 users at this nascent stage, garnering some early eyeballs after being featured by Apple on the App Store this month.
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The cat is a central part of PR for Assange, who uses it for everything from garnering sympathy to slapping its face across WikiLeaks merch.
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Moreso, the implication that garnering political power—especially when the Trump's presidential cabinet is slated to be its whitest in decades—means becoming less black.
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It went on to be a far bigger hit than Ross's original, reaching number 22 on the Hot 100 and garnering tons of radio play.
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In the process, Goldwater's campaign also devastated the Republican Party as a competitor for the black vote, garnering only 6 percent of African-Americans nationwide.
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Chocolate and ice cream tied for second, each garnering 7 percent, followed by mac & cheese and chips, which earned 5 percent and 4 percent respectively.
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His garnering less than 25 percent will be seen as another underperformance, and it will be a troubling sign for his campaign's long-term prospects.
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NCTE lobbied successfully for legislation like the Violence Against Women Act and the Hate Crimes Prevention Act, garnering major policy wins for the trans community.
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Erdogan's rivals in the presidential polls also jumped in, with the "Tamam" tweets from three of his main opponents together garnering more than 10,000 retweets.
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Raees, co-produced by Red Chilies Entertainment and Excel Entertainment, has witnessed a crackling opening at the theaters garnering $6.85 million in just two days.
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Remember how refreshed I felt after reading about President James Polk and garnering a new perspective on the events that led to the Civil War?
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Dear Evan Hansen, starring Pitch Perfect scene stealer Ben Platt, has been garnering buzz since it debuted in DC in 2015 before moving off-Broadway.
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It has proven to be a successful vehicle for bringing legislation to the floor and garnering support for bills from both sides of the aisle.
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December 12 - UK Prime Minister Theresa May survives a vote of no-confidence among Tory members of parliament, garnering 200 votes of the 317 total.
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In one of the most heavily bet games of the weekend so far, the Texas Longhorns are garnering nearly 80% of the tickets against TCU.
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Dunleavy won the state's Republican gubernatorial primary after garnering 28500 percent of the vote with 6900 percent of precincts reporting, according to The Associated Press.
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Via a direct listing, bypassing bankers, Slack began trading last month (NASDAQ: WORK), garnering a market capitalization of $19.5 billion, a value similar to Kroger.
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Unfortunately for Ocasio-Cortez and her allies, the legislation went down in flames without garnering a single "yes" vote to overcome a key procedural hurdle.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but rather require rolling up your sleeves or knowing historical facts.
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The prospect of integrating almost 1 million newcomers into Germany has weakened Ms. Merkel's standing at home, despite garnering some praise, particularly from President Obama.
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A Nike ad unveiled after the U.S. Women's National Team took home its fourth World Cup title has since gone viral, garnering millions of views.
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Garnering strongly positive reviews for bringing professional-quality cooking tools to home kitchens, this up-and-coming direct-to-consumer brand has been turning heads.
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Prototype Last month, a recipe for lemon cake filled with pastry cream and lemon curd spread quickly on Facebook, garnering 215,215 shares and 21990,23 likes.
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Dumezweni is starring as a grown-up Hermione in the London production — which is garnering rave reviews of its preview performances before the July opening.
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After the harrowing Hungarian crossing, and as the video of him being tripped was garnering global attention, Mohsen went on to Austria before reaching Munich.
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Thankfully, tackling these critical issues is becoming more of a national priority, garnering increased attention on the campaign trail and in the halls of Congress.
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The changes are garnering some strong statements of support from advocacy groups and advertising providers for children's apps that were pre-briefed on the tweaks.
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The record number of fires is garnering international attention, with French President Emmanuel Macron organizing a $22 million fund at the recent G-7 summit.
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In South Carolina, exit polls showed Ms. Warren garnering only 3 percent support among those who never attended college (the same level as Mr. Buttigieg).
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As Apple develops its growing services business, garnering new subscribers to these services, and keeping people using iPhones, will become more important for the company.
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Finally, Sanders' legislative record of achievements is lacking, and the difficulty he faces in garnering support among both Democratic or Republican lawmakers can be highlighted.
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His presence at Davos drew widespread anger among Lebanese, with petitions to ban his participation at the elite event garnering tens of thousands of signatures.
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MARA ROSENBLOOM TRIO, "Prairie Burn" (Fresh Sound, 2016) Ms. Rosenbloom's first trio recording finds her venturing out of her comfort zone and garnering great rewards.
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It quickly went viral after he posted about it on social media, garnering more than 28503,22019 retweets and 65,000 likes on Twitter as of Monday.
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Ward tenaciously called on McCain to resign his seat following his diagnosis with brain cancer this summer, garnering pushback from the senior Arizona senator's colleagues.
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In recent months, Anduril has continued to grow, garnering a $1 billion-plus valuation in its latest funding round, which included participation from Andreessen Horowitz.
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Her tweet has since gone viral, garnering support from thousands of people online, including some who have even offered to help Clow find a job.
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"This is easily one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen," Evans tweeted, garnering him over 100,000 likes (and a lot of frustrated replies).
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Since then, the conference has helped Republicans rule, entering into a power-sharing agreement in 2012 and often garnering perks like larger offices and staffs.
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Sanders has enjoyed a months long jump in support since a heart attack thrust his campaign into uncertainty, garnering the endorsements of progressive firebrands Reps.
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On Thursday, votes were split almost equally for and against the motion, with the team who argued in favor of AI garnering 51% of votes.
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The former White House press secretary noted that Ryan and other reporters "have gotten newfound notoriety" due to briefings garnering increased attention in recent months.
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Perhaps inevitably, the video went viral on social media, garnering more than 30 million views on YouTube and prompting a debate over Thornhill's parenting style.
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Past Speakers have offered ambitious outlooks on their policy agenda, but the Ryan move is garnering increased interest given the unprecedented situation in his party.
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The two measures will head to the Senate and are expected to be approved by the end of the week before garnering the president's signature.
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Frank becomes obsessed with garnering YouTube revenue and internet celebrity status from his videos harassing the ghost "Ernest," named for his resemblance to Ernest Borgnine.
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In 2016, streaming platforms Hulu and Amazon broke through in a big way, garnering Best Comedy nominations for Casual and Mozart in the Jungle, respectively.
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SpaceX, Blue Origin and, more recently, Moon Express have been garnering attention this year for endeavors to send spacecrafts into Earth's orbit and the moon.
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Not a single immigration bill has been able to pass the Republican-controlled Congress this year — even the ones aimed at garnering only Republican votes.
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She said its chances of garnering Democratic support improved after Democratic Representative Nydia Velazquez and Representative Jose Serrano issued statements supporting the legislation earlier on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, fake Alex had established himself as a social media star in his own right, garnering a sizable online following, including journalists, politicians and public figures.
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Harry Potter did fine when it first emerged in the UK 20 years ago, winning a Smarties Award and garnering respectable sales for its publisher, Bloomsbury.
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Petitions calling for reversals of the authorities decisions for both lawyers have been circulated in instant messenger chat groups and online, each garnering hundreds of signatures.
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Broadcast, meanwhile, had shows like Empire, Grey's Anatomy, and How to Get Away With Murder grab nominations, with ABC garnering the most of any broadcast network.
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Whether he's the opening act of a Justin Bieber concert or garnering millions of views on his YouTube channel, Rudy Mancuso continues to scale new heights.
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The video for the single "Look What You Made Me Do" immediately broke records, garnering the most YouTube global streams in a span of 24 hours.
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The third Hemsworth bro is garnering praise from viewers for his acting chops, on-point American accent (he's Australian) — and, yes, his, er, genetic good fortune.
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The survey shows Heller garnering 46 percent of support from Nevada voters, while Rosen has backing from 4.23 percent, within the 5.5 percent margin of error.
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So far, BlackKklansman has been garnering stellar reviews for its provocative, clever use of history to make trenchant points about the current state of race relations.
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During his 1992 campaign for the presidency, which ended up garnering about 19.7 million votes in a contest against President George H.W. Bush and Arkansas Gov.
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As in many recent polls, a fifth candidate, Amy Klobuchar, is threatening to break into the pack of frontrunners, in this case garnering 11 percent support.
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The technology, Viewtron, failed pretty hard, garnering just 20,000 subscribers at a time when other online networks were seeing massive growth, and failing to go national.
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Dr. Jack Kevorkian first made headlines in the '90s for helping with the physician-assisted death of over 100 sick patients, garnering the nickname Dr. Death.
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"Butter has been garnering a better health perception over the last 18 months or so," said David Maloni, chief commodity strategist at the American Restaurant Association.
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Little sis Erica Tremblay is becoming a star herself, with a recent role as Izzy Kingston in Before I Fall garnering her some notice in Hollywood.
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Using that fast-track in Amazon's case has been a key flashpoint in the dispute over its origin, garnering frustration from Van Bramer and his colleagues.
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The Trump administration could launch a concerted diplomatic campaign aimed at garnering their support for new sanctions and forcing Tehran into a new round of negotiations.
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Since those tracks, he's gone on to drop eight solo projects, garnering a loyal following in the DC Area, up to Baltimore, and down to Atlanta.
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The contemporary setting of many of this year's top films runs contrary to trends that see movies with a historical focus garnering the most international acclaim.
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A petition to block President Trump from being able to launch nuclear weapons was presented to Congress on Wednesday after garnering nearly a half-million signatures.
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But far from garnering broad support, May's plans so far have upset Brexiteers, pro-Europeans, Scottish nationalists, Northern Ireland's DUP and some of her own ministers.
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Mike Wiluan, a producer on the film and chief executive of Singapore-based Infinite Studios, said the film was garnering attention for its "beautiful physical violence".
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Wednesday, The Associated Press had awarded the presumptive nominee 28500 out of West Virginia's 6900 delegates, with results showing him garnering 2628 percent of the vote.
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President Donald Trump has done a "fantastic job" of garnering trust on Wall Street through his business-friendly policies, billionaire Vincent Viola told CNBC on Friday.
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The former Breitbart columnist is no stranger to controversy, garnering attention for his remarks on feminism, race relations, free speech and other hot-button political issues.
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OBAMA ENDORSES DOZENS OF DEMS, SNUBS OCASIO-CORTEZ She&aposs managed to attract more money than the former sheriff, even garnering $800,000 from megadonor Robert Mercer.
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The video, released as part of skin-care brand SK-ll's #ChangeDestiny campaign, touched a nerve — and went viral, garnering nearly 2 million views on YouTube.
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To date, Medieval Reactions sits at 427,000 followers and going strong, garnering multiple copycat accounts and thousands of retweets and likes with every silly picture tweet.
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The one technique which I tested on a live opponent only succeeded in garnering a "piss off, Jack" and then later giving said opponent explosive diarrhea.
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A perpetual Nobel Prize contender, the beloved 68-year-old author's books are equally brilliant and bingeworthy, international bestsellers that turn pages while garnering prestigious awards.
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This 6-year-old girl from New Orleans has been garnering attention from basketball fans all over the world for her insane skills on the court.
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There are fears of a repeat of the 2008 election, in which Mr. Tsvangirai placed first, garnering just under half the votes and triggering a runoff.
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Her campaign commercial, "The Courage to Change," cost less than $10,000 to produce and went viral online, garnering over 3.7 million views through her Twitter account.
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Carbon Health started garnering buzz back in 2018 after merging with a Berkeley-based urgent care provider and rolling out medical clinics across the Bay Area.
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As the Arizona Republic reported, some polls showed Tipirneni, the Democratic candidate, garnering as much as 15 percent of the Republican vote in that April election.
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Mr. Bloomberg helped guide the city's $75 million contribution, and his personal foundation gave another $75 million (garnering him naming rights for the main Bloomberg Building).
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So garnering constructive input from him within limits (personally, I would build a wall) is probably a good idea for anyone who replaced him to seek.
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They are often winning fights against Republicans in power, and their struggles are garnering at least lip service from Democrats considering a presidential run in 2020.
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His presence at Davos has drawn widespread anger among Lebanese, with petitions to ban his participation at the elite event garnering tens of thousands of signatures.
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Warren has shown the most movement — but even that is far from garnering a majority against a field that is digging in rather than thinning out.
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It found the former vice president garnering 22 percent of the vote, roughly on par with what he has garnered in Quinnipiac polls since the fall.
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Polls show him garnering between 13 and 19 percent support nationally; two polls released Friday of California, Super Tuesday's biggest prize, showed him at 12 percent.
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After the Jonas Brothers unofficially disbanded following their 2010 album, "Jonas L.A.," he pursued a solo career, garnering a top 10 hit with "Jealous" in 2014.
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It made a moderate splash at the Oliviers, garnering one 1997 nomination for best play, which it lost to the little-remembered "Stanley," by Pam Gems.
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His support swelled by six points since October and he's now garnering 25% of the Iowa vote, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll.
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Biden and Sanders are neck-and-neck at the top of the survey, garnering the support of 21625 percent and 2900 percent of Democratic caucusgoers, respectively.
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Bernie Sanders is surging in the polls in early voting states and at the national level, while garnering endorsements from prominent left-wing groups and figures.
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At least that's what we thought until Scandinavian labels like Ganni and Baum Und Pferdgarten began producing a new kind of tights that are garnering attention.
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Duets of the video have trickled in as well, featuring other teens attempting to log in to their accounts, garnering thousands of views of their own.
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And yet President Trump pursued a very different strategy, ignoring the report's advice, still garnering 28% of the Hispanic vote -- despite his offensive tirades against them.
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Instead, he has left many islanders feeling so hopeless they are fleeing to the mainland — and, along with it, garnering the opportunity to vote for president.
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Tesla announced plans to make an electric semi in November last year, garnering buzz and pre-orders from major customers including Pepsi, Walmart and Anheuser-Busch.
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We see how he took her in, with ulterior motives, as a house cleaner, garnering her resentment within the camp for the special privileges she received.
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The Amber Lounge party and fashion show accompanies the Grand Prix, garnering attendees like Prince Harry, Bono, and other celebrities that billionaires like to hobnob with.
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Those cliques, in the suburbs of DC and Boston and on Long Island, started garnering attention for themselves in the mid-2000s with their gruesome executions.
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Eastern Time (0000 GMT), that has captivated many in China, with one social media hashtag on the Twitter-like Weibo garnering more than 120 million views.
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The video chat app, started by the same company behind live video app Meerkat, established itself as a teen favorite starting in 2017, garnering comparisons to Snapchat.
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I apologize if the two of us are broken records, but I think we're equally perplexed by the pace at which companies are garnering $1 billion valuations.
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He spoke out against Fyre co-founders Billy McFarland and Ja Rule in Hulu's Fyre Fraud documentary, garnering support on social media and even from Chrissy Teigen.
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But this was its first RMBS deal with ratings, garnering the imprimatur of Fitch Ratings and DBRS for the securitization of roughly 370 loans to riskier borrowers.
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He started crying and ate dropped mac and cheese off the floor, eventually garnering enough sympathy for a nearby couple to pay for his meal for him.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but rather require rolling up your sleeves or boning up on historical facts.
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After garnering critical acclaim for her first major film role in A Star Is Born, the "Applause" singer announced her engagement to Christian Carino back in October.
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When Sunn M'Cheaux, a dreaded male member of the Black Women's Defense League, challenged me to name a black woman who died after garnering unwarranted police attention.
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SZA's debut album was a critical and commercial success, garnering her five Grammy nominations, including Best New Artist, Best R&B Song, and Best Rap/Sung Performance.
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Mr Thaksin won a big victory at the ballot box in 2001 after garnering broad support from impecunious Thais in the country's rural north and north-east.
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And it has been an easy and successful PR coup, one garnering near-universal praise, for every member of the royal family who's guest-edited — except Meghan.
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More often than not, they pandered to vote-garnering populism and disproportionately benefited the politically connected, rather than serve their original purpose of rectifying historical economic inequality.
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The success of the New York businessman in garnering the nomination may inspire more political outsiders to run for the presidency in the next cycle as well.
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Cardi — who is set to perform her Spanglish hit "I Like It" at the show — tied with Drake for garnering the most AMAs nods this year: eight.
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While Bad Bunny flourished on the outside, garnering social media engagement and Billboard charting singles, his success was dogged by the rep of someone on the inside.
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In the last 90 days, there were 122,000 videos on cryptocurrency or Bitcoin uploaded to YouTube, garnering 328 million views, according to video analytics platform Tubular Labs.
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There was no doubt that Meryl Streep would be garnering plenty of attention during the Oscars — after all, she's collecting her 20th nomination, for Florence Foster Jenkins.
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Clementine's farewell had been garnering all sorts of critical acclaim, including some from yours truly, until it was cancelled, following the unexpected decision to shut down Telltale.
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While Deadpool's raunchy humor is garnering most of the film's the attention, it boasts a real fidelity to the character that fans know from the comic books.
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Garnering an estimated $21995 million, the film, which features a female Pacific Islander, fell shy of the $93.6 million five-day opening that "Frozen" earned in 2013.
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But two teens from Minnesota gave their followers a peek into what it takes to snap all those Like-garnering photos — and now the internet wants in.
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Chris Stapleton and Dan + Shay led the nominations, garnering six nods apiece, with the duo's Dan Smyers picking up an additional four as a producer and writer.
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Before the rules change, Senate Republicans failed to reach the 60 votes needed to advance Gorsuch, garnering only 55 for the move while 45 senators opposed it.
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Bin Laden was reluctant to pursue a caliphate because of the difficulty in garnering popular support for it, along with the day-to-day burden of governing.
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Garnering a lot of attention from such a young age, there is unquestionably a lot of Irish MMA fans will be desperate to watch his debut live.
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Late last year, a new anonymous app called Sarahah (honesty or candor in Arabic) launched, quickly garnering millions of users across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Twitter likely alerted you that National Chicken Wing Day was this week, but there's another holiday that's garnering even more excitement: July 31 is National Orgasm Day.
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The liberal FDP, a pro-business, free-market party that was jettisoned from the Bundestag four years ago, staged a dramatic comeback, garnering 10% of the vote.
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Technology was high on the agenda, with the rise of data as the world's most valuable resource and the death of the internal combustion engine garnering attention.
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Hussein's lawyer says he is facing an intimidation campaign allegedly waged by Sudan's National Intelligence Security Service, which does not like the attention the case is garnering.
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Democratic presidential candidates who favor a "Medicare for All" health care system are garnering more support from voters, according to a Politico/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday.
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In just a few short weeks, the phrase sprung from a meme on the app to garnering mainstream attention over its place in politics and the workplace.
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By the time Trump took his surprise win over Hillary Clinton, Conway had earned herself a national profile, even garnering her own Saturday Night Live digital short.
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But "Deadpool" was a triumph of budget filmmaking, costing 20th Century Fox only $58 million, garnering positive reviews and taking plenty of potshots at its own genre.
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O.J. Simpson didn't disappoint, garnering nine total Emmys for breakout performances from Sarah Paulson, Courtney B. Vance, and Sterling K. Brown, and masterful writing by D.V. DeVincentis.
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We asked veterans and industry experts to map the origins of this trend, and how women in the DJing world are finally garnering the respect they deserve.
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They accomplished that and much more, garnering plenty of interest from other members of the Xbox modding scene fed up with the limitations of Microsoft's official service.
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That move sparked protests outside the legislature in Nova Scotiaand a #SaveSunnyvale video campaign, garnering support from such bandana-wearing stars as Snoop Dogg and Axl Rose.
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Toobin called the news "a major landmark in the course of this investigation" and said the indictments will likely be aimed at garnering cooperation in the probe.
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A picture of the two men snapped by a co-worker quickly went viral, garnering thousands of likes on social media and appearing in international media coverage.
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It's a strange artifact of Ocasio-Cortez's attention-magnetism that her hypotheticals about corruption might have ended up garnering more attention and emotion than the corruption itself.
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The Hollywood Reporter's poll was purposely designed to equally survey supporters of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, garnering different results on both sides of the political divide.
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Mr. Gillum, who would have become Florida's first African-American governor, came close to succeeding, garnering over a million votes more than Mr. Scott did in 2014.
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The Nikkei poll was more positive for Abe's prospects than a Kyodo news agency survey that showed his LDP garnering 27.7 percent support, with 42.2 percent undecided.
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And all kinds of other ridiculousness ensues, leading to the trailer breaking a viewing record by garnering more than 139 million views in its first 24 hours.
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Bloomberg appears to be better set up than them with his name recognition, enormous wealth, party rules, and his garnering of a number of important party endorsements.
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That's compared to the two candidates garnering 19 percent and 14 percent of support from white voters, and 10 percent and 4 percent from Latinx voters, respectively.
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Accordingly, despite garnering headlines in the country's highest profile outlets, the end result is the ProtecT study will do little to advance how we treat prostate cancer.
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I still have the general election tally sheet showing that I defeated the incumbent in a landslide, garnering more votes than any other winner on the ballot.
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This has changed dramatically in the past six years, with his adversaries making obvious references to his party's garnering the support of bureaucracy, military and intelligence agencies.
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But with just 24 hours in a day, users only had so much attention to go around and Facebook proved to be very masterful at garnering it.
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Some were fully clothed, with swinging belts you could trip on and jaunty zippers that could catch on a bramble, while others wore far less, garnering applause.
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It's a discouraging poll for Trump, whose regular talking points about the Mueller probe seem to be garnering more opposition than support among majorities of American adults.
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In the 1998 World Cup, the players on the Romanian soccer team dyed their hair blond after beating England in a group-stage match, garnering much support.
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As Trump left the event, the video was garnering media attention — causing embarrassment for the president and suggestions that other world leaders do not take him seriously.
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With such misguided and destructive cuts, which Congress has already repeatedly rejected, the president's request has no chance of garnering the necessary bipartisan support to become law.
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Last November, Connecticut Democrat Greg Cava ran for a state Senate seat, garnering just 32 percent of ballots and losing by more votes — 17,000 — than he received.
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Last November, Connecticut Democrat Greg Cava ran for a state Senate seat, garnering just 22010 percent of ballots and losing by more votes — 210,22018 — than he received.
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Unlike most cases that the Court hears, the events leading up to and surrounding this one have been garnering national attention since 2013 when Texas state Sen.
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La La Land's sweep isn't unexpected; the movie has been garnering comparisons to The Artist (20173), which won three Golden Globes and was nominated for three more.
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After the world fell in love with his performance opposite Brie Larson in Room, Tremblay continued garnering admirers as awards season proved he was the cutest kid ever.
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When Young shared her marathon experience with Occupy Breastfeeding — a Facebook group dedicated to destigmatizing nursing — the post resonated with thousands of people, garnering hundreds of supportive comments.
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The total investment flows into commodities was $13.9 billion in January, with energy garnering the biggest inflows with $5.9 billion, and precious metals witnessing inflows of $3.7 billion.
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Investors added $7.4 billion to taxable bond funds and $3.8 billion to world stock funds, with each category garnering a 48th consecutive week of net inflows, ICI said.
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Notable grad, Darrell "Bubba" Wallace, Jr., also a touted D4D success, has had his share of struggles in garnering adequate sponsorship as well in the NASCAR XFINITY Series.
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Once she went public with her story, she worked in several clinics where abortions were performed and did some public speaking, garnering publicity and a bit of celebrity.
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Meanwhile, competitor Lyft donated $1 million to the ACLU, garnering support among the protesters, although Lyft has its own ties to the Trump administration through investor Carl Icahn.
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He's done an impressive job getting the word out too, showing up on SNL, garnering headlines with bold statements, and so far not entirely consuming his own tail.
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It signals that so long as YouTube's biggest stars keep generating content garnering millions of views, advertisers are willing to channel bigger portions of their budgets to digital.
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OnePlus, an offshoot of big Chinese phone maker Oppo, has been garnering global hype and adulation for its "flagship killer" phones since its first device launched in 29.
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But all those other candidates are crowding out the polls, which makes it harder to tell whether Bernie or Buttigieg are ultimately garnering more support across the party.
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While broadcast networks were garnering attention for shows like "Black-ish" and "Fresh Off the Boat," there were complaints about the lack of similar quality programming on cable.
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Celebrities with 1/85th of her Twitter following, like Gordon Ramsay, soared above those numbers with his Glu app, garnering over $1 million in revenue by day 53.
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But they did, and after the referendum results were announced, many Britons were shocked, with a petition calling for a re-do garnering more than 3 million signatures.
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The reason r/The_Donald is garnering so much attention has to do with a bizarre schism that's also led to the rise of a new subreddit, r/Mr_Trump.
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Harry Styles is garnering heaps of praise for pausing mid-song during a concert to attend to a fan in the crowd who was having a panic attack.
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Ossoff's being marketed as the anti-Trump option, pissing off the president and garnering an unusual amount of Democratic support in a district that once elected Newt Gingrich.
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Garnering a whopping 11 Emmy nominations, Saturday Night Live gave a slew of comedians a platform to showcase their unique, wide-ranging talents in the show's 43rd season.
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Cardboard as a gateway drug to VR has proven quite successful for Google, though there's still a long way to go in garnering the interests of content creators.
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The survey showed the more conservative industrial sector, such as warehouses and data centers, as the most attractive asset class in 2017, garnering 38 percent of investor intentions.
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Garnering a devoted Instagram following despite being a young, undergraduate at animation school, Lomas primarily draws female characters making intimate connections to nature and natural life-at-large.
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In the tweet he also makes a tongue-in-cheek reference to film Carol, which features a lesbian couple and is currently garnering a lot of Oscar buzz.
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Last year, the organization released a hip-hop track called "Grow Food" with an accompanying music video that quickly went viral, garnering more than 300,000 views on YouTube.
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Doctors claimed the involuntary commitment was necessary for Pelletier's treatment and health, but the decision was widely criticized, garnering national news and a subsequent lawsuit from Pelletier's parents.
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Yiannopoulos, a former Breitbart columnist, is no stranger to controversy, garnering negative attention for his remarks on feminism, race relations, free speech and other hot-button political issues.
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We ran the most successful campaign of its kind in the country, raising more money and garnering more votes than any other Congressional candidate challenging both major parties.
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Ingrid Goes West was one of the buzziest films out of Sundance, garnering high praise for Aubrey Plaza's off-kilter performance and O'Shea Jackson Jr.'s comedic chops.
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Following the report, a petition asking tech companies to change the way their digital assistants respond to such requests appeared on the website Care2, garnering nearly 17,000 signatures.
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"There was a thing during the election where he and I were at the same place and I avoided him," Gates also said, garnering laughter from the audience.
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Starting from the humble days of "Pong" and "Space Invaders," video games have grown into a multibillion-dollar industry, with single games garnering hundreds of millions of sales.
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Asked about the Virginia Democratic Party, voters gave it a surprisingly positive 28500/6900, while the Republican Party was intensely disliked, garnering a 2628 favorable/28503 unfavorable rating.
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The standout by that measure, of course, was "Black Panther," which, as a superhero blockbuster, was deemed to have won just by breaking through and garnering a nomination.
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" Price has been integral to Amazon's movie business, helping steer it through an attempt to crowd-source television scripts and garnering Hollywood awards for shows such as "Transparent.
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He managed to win the presidency despite garnering fewer votes not only than his opponent, Hillary Clinton, but than any victorious president since 2000, in population-adjusted terms.
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BEREC published draft guidelines on how the rules will be implemented by EU member states in June, and opened them to public consultation, garnering more than 480,000 responses.
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A year after launch, the startup began attracting enormous chunks of funding — garnering more than $522 million in investment across four rounds between April 2014 and April 2016.
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With the presidential election approaching, efforts towards catching up with the rest of the world in this category are garnering attention with the hope of influencing voters' decisions.
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The brash, social media-loving Brooklyn native, who has denied the allegations, was arrested in December 2015, months after garnering widespread scorn for raising the price of Daraprim.
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Ayleen Jovita Romero's impromptu show was caught on camera and has since gone viral on Twitter, garnering over 3.5 million views and having been liked over 113,000 times.
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"I think colleges are basically for fun and to prove you can do your chores, but they're not for learning," Musk said, garnering applause and a few laughs.
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His trick — then as now — was to talk a lot about austerity and very little about Brexit, garnering votes from both sides of the polarized debate on Europe.
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The 26th birthday of Jin, the singer-songwriter of Korea's pop supergroup BTS, was by far the top Twitter trend globally Monday, garnering more than a million tweets.
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The Silicon Valley startup started garnering buzz back in 2018 after merging with a Berkeley-based urgent care provider and rolling out medical clinics across the Bay Area.
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For breast cancer — which is the cancer that seems to be garnering the most headlines — light drinking was associated with a relative risk of 1.04 in the announcement.
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"It was never about garnering likes and shares, as much as it was about sharing our love for travel with the world," he told Insider of the project.
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"Lahmeyer said since the post went viral — garnering over 23,000 likes — Husky House has received several adoption requests, but Jubilee "is still waiting for her loving, forever home.
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Since inception in 2015, Tyro Partners has trounced the S&P 500's performance, garnering an 82.8% return with a concentrated, long-short, value-centric approach to investing.
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After garnering 19 percent support in a national poll, the billionaire will be on the debate stage, where he is certain to be a target of onstage criticism.
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However, Girls Do Porn distributed the films shortly after shooting, and the videos ended up on hugely popular sites like Pornhub and YouPorn, garnering millions of views apiece.
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In the last few weeks, fire season has exploded to life in eastern Victoria and southern New South Wales, affecting more populated areas and garnering international media attention.
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The senator from Vermont's support has swelled by six points since the last Times-Siena survey in late October, and he's now garnering 25% of the Iowa vote.
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As effective as Judge Kavanaugh was in garnering conservative support with his counter arguments, he and his allies were still unable to dispel the cloud over his head.
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MOSCOW — Uzbekistan's interim president has been elected the country's second permanent leader since independence, garnering 2014 percent of the votes in what observers said was a sham election.
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Capcom&aposs remake of "Resident Evil 23" is one of 2019&aposs best games, garnering critical acclaim for its impressive visuals and cinematic reimagining of the 1998 classic.
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JK: I think the reality is that a lot of businesses have unproven business models and unit economics, and they're garnering massive amounts of capital from different constituents.
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The stores are packed with some of the most kid-coveted products of the year, but have been garnering attention for another reason: the surveillance technology they're using.
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Together the two men could muster enough seats to pass legislation in parliament, although that outcome is not certain and would depend on garnering support from other parties.
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With the help of a walker, Steve made it out to the mound and fired a perfect strike to home plate -- garnering a standing O from the crowd.
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Moaning about the popularity of reggaeton one afternoon to a friend, he told me about an angry feminist rapper called Rebeca Lane who was garnering a hardcore following.
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The Texas senator had gained on Trump in recent polling in the Hawkeye State, but continued to trail him in public polls, before garnering a victory Monday night.
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But things like leading neoconservative Robert Kagan organizing a fundraiser for Clinton gives pause to liberals in ways that Clinton garnering support from Republican businesswoman Meg Whitman doesn't.
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