"I want to inspire generations to come," he told reporters.
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His brilliant acting will be remembered for generations to come.
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It will improve health in America for generations to come.
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It's building cities for generations to come, not just boomers.
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Maybe not for my sake, but for generations to come.
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He was and will remain beloved for generations to come.
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And that will leave its imprint for generations to come.
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The situation will be the same for generations to come.
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And the Democratic Party may not for generations to come.
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Together, we can inspire galaxies of greatness for generations to come.
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I suspect there will be endless angles for generations to come.
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And the decisions made now will shape technological generations to come.
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"We want to provide that for the future generations to come."
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It's [how] to pave the way forward for the generations to come.
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She added: "It's not about our generation, but the generations to come."
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It's about protecting our investments — and our planet — for generations to come.
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Mani da's work and legacy will remain relevant for generations to come.
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"We hope that it'll be around for generations to come," Mayer said.
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"He does not only represent his generation, but the generations to come."
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They will give pleasure and enlightenment to millions for generations to come.
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The shock to our economy would be felt by generations to come.
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It is sure to unsettle and delight viewers for generations to come.
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We are heading toward a fiscal cliff that threatens generations to come.
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Failure to do so could set us back for generations to come.
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"We have to think about the next generations to come," he added.
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Let us leave the frog and the pepper question for generations to come.
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Together, we can ensure Steve's legacy lives on for the generations to come.
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It will affect the lives of the British people for generations to come.
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Moonshine -- illicit or not -- is assured to live on for generations to come.
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This new monument will stand up for those values for generations to come.
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Opening new markets will ensure U.S. agriculture remains competitive for generations to come.
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Something that will repay the investment many times over for generations to come.
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Biden will increase Social Security benefits and protect it for generations to come.
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Obviously, eroding internet privacy won't physically transform our planet for generations to come.
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The decline in language education could have devastating effects for generations to come.
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It's up to the foundation to program these spaces for generations to come.
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"His confirmation would compromise the integrity of the court for generations to come."
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It gives residents a say in decisions that will affect generations to come.
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Will all cities built around cars feel grim and soulless for generations to come?
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It is my hope that it will serve as inspiration for generations to come.
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How Britain leaves the European Union will shape the country for generations to come.
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Because that is what's at stake for now and for future generations to come.
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It now falls to us to continue this legacy for the generations to come.
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Adopting FGAs is an easy fix that would yield benefits for generations to come.
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Now that would truly make Facebook a force for good for generations to come.
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Similar condemnations would attend assessments of her work and person for generations to come.
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His music has influenced generations and generations to come, in some way or another.
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But he did succeed in attaching his name to Harvard for generations to come.
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Including it, some experts say, could alter the political landscape for generations to come.
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"Secure clean air, water, healthy food and a sustainable environment "for generations to come.
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He changed my life and everybody in my family forever, for generations to come.
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Lord help us to make good decisions that will be best for generations to come.
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And most importantly, to do your part to protect our environment for generations to come.
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She will continue to inspire love and freedom around the world, for generations to come.
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Gorsuch will wield enormous power and help shape the country's laws for generations to come.
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Together, we can establish long-term water security throughout the West for generations to come.
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"My actions have an impact on humanity and generations to come," she told the publication.
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And you know best how to conserve this land for many, many generations to come.
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"The King statue will inspire and give hope to generations to come," Georgia state Rep.
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But it will also influence the history of our whole country for generations to come.
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Or did he score a deal that will bolster Wisconsin's economy for generations to come?
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They offer the best hope of keeping big cats around to inspire generations to come.
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Adopting FGAs is an easy, bipartisan fix that would yield benefits for generations to come.
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It's time to harness humanity's innovative genius to ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.
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He'll have the power to make decisions that will affect all Americans for generations to come.
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Rod & Paula Bramblett will never be forgotten, & Rod's voice will echo on for generations to come.
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It is up to all of us to protect this sacred place for generations to come.
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The Brexit deal - or the lack of one - will shape Britain's prosperity for generations to come.
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And we need them to remind us that our actions will echo for generations to come.
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It's time to make real investments in Indian country to build opportunity for generations to come.
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Before they made any decision, they considered the impact it would have seven generations to come.
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It's time to make long-term decisions necessary to keep America competitive for generations to come.
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This is your child, your children, your grandchildren, your great grandchildren and future generations to come.
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I would like to see it be a part of everybody's life for generations to come.
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It will face that imperative for several generations to come, no matter what the temperature is.
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But McConnell deserves credit for solidifying a conservative legacy through the courts for generations to come.
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The health of our kids, and of generations to come, depends on us taking action now.
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Second, large gains in the living standards of Americans will continue for many generations to come.
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The step ... [of] establishing the Space Force will make our nation safer for generations to come.
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It's just the latest ploy to privatize Medicare and diminish the program for generations to come.
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"We owe it to our kids to keep the environment clean and safe for generations to come."
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We want to be good members of the community and preserve the land for generations to come.
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In the 1920s when the Republicans turned down immigration, they lost ethnic voters for generations to come.
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You have been and will continue to be an inspiration to us all, for generations to come.
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His fake style is the stuff our gangster grandchildren will be talking about for generations to come.
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The strides our biopharmaceutical industry makes every day reduces the strain on everyone for generations to come.
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The water he constantly consumed for his health may hurt it, permanently and for generations to come.
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The incredible music that Scotty and Elvis made together will live forever and influence generations to come.
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Please join us in our united efforts to leave our public lands stronger, for generations to come.
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These bills will be a major step toward ensuring the coastlines remain unspoiled for generations to come.
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So we need to invest in and strengthen our public universities today, and for generations to come.
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If it does, it will be a failure for Mississippians of all races for generations to come.
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It is an area that all Minnesotans want to protect and remain special for generations to come.
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Stan Lee's fun-loving wit, charm, and poetic legacy will keep him alive for generations to come.
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Lower down the political food chain, mini-Trumps will keep sprouting like mushrooms for generations to come.
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We have to take better care of the planet for the sake of the generations to come.
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A "robot tax" will help us create stable, good-paying middle-class jobs for generations to come.
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"As a mother, I'm constantly thinking about how our actions will affect generations to come," says Mancini.
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Its mandate is to conserve scenery and wildlife while also protecting visitor enjoyment for generations to come.
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How Democrats respond the election of Donald Trump will shape the policy debate for generations to come.
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What we leave in the wake of this scandal will shape our democracy for generations to come.
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Joey Terrill—whose multidisciplinary work, featured in Axis Mundo, would inspire generations to come—agreed with Frantz.
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"It is about what kind of future we choose for us and generations to come," he said.
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I shudder to think about what a Trump administration's impact on women looks like for generations to come.
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He was an example of a graceful life, and that example will influence millions for generations to come.
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Just like her father s legacy, Foster says Cole s music will live on for generations to come.
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And she was destined to forge a self-sufficient path for Black women entrepreneurs for generations to come.
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With his passing his plays and work live on and will be enjoyed by many generations to come.
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Janet Jackson believes that her brother Michael Jackson will continue to have an impact on generations to come.
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The Trump Administration and Congress have an historic opportunity to shape the nation's economy for generations to come.
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Thanks to this courageous vote, California will remain the Golden Dream by the Sea for generations to come.
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This is a match that will live in the popular consciousness of Welsh people for generations to come.
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These are, of course, big questions, and ones that we will shape the identities of generations to come.
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He leaves behind a legacy of work that will bring insight, inspiration and healing for generations to come.
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"Her love, compassion, and most importantly, her magnanimous spirit, will live on for generations to come." he wrote.
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Not just for ourselves but our families who we know want to remain here for generations to come.
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For it is on these campuses where views are shaped that affect our society for generations to come.
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You were and will continue to be an inspiration to all outdoorsmen and women for generations to come.
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Pyle died in April 1945, but his impact on war reporting would be felt for generations to come.
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Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge is committed to helping families achieve their financial goals — today and for generations to come.
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George Washington was very careful in making decisions, recognizing his actions would set precedents for generations to come.
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The consequences of this epic political battle will affect every American, directly or indirectly, for generations to come.
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Advocates argue that failing to include a ban would be damaging to young people for generations to come.
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Its decision will shape the days and weeks ahead -- including the midterm elections -- and possibly generations to come.
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We must work together to make a difference and protect these sensitive ecosystems for the generations to come #RoyalVisitAustralia.
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She brought joy to millions of lives and her extraordinary legacy will thrive and inspire many generations to come.
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How President-elect Trump proceeds on immigration will define who we are as a nation for generations to come.
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The infrastructure America builds in the next few years will define our future for decades, even generations to come.
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I realize how important it is that generations to come know about my mom s beauty and her talent.
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Roberto Luongo – Luongo is the Howie Morenz of funny hockey players, blazing the trail for the generations to come.
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It's far more somber and serious, to help advance sustainable food supplies for us all and generations to come.
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What Satoshi did when he democratized money was hand every individual alive—and generations to come—vast personal liberty.
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Those short movies became classics in their own right, introducing Pooh and company to children for generations to come.
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" Trump added that her legacy would "thrive and inspire many generations to come" and noted that "people loved Aretha.
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"However, I do think CGI models will make it that much worse for future generations to come," she said.
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Is it possible that we are creating a roadmap for a stronger generation and even stronger generations to come?
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And so will big strategic questions that will determine the security and prosperity of Americans for generations to come.
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For your health and mine and for the health of generations to come, please protect, promote, and fund science.
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That is a steep price, one that will be paid not only by us, but by generations to come.
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This is a change in the face of power in our country that will last for generations to come.
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There is little doubt Hispanic-Americans will constitute a vital and growing swing vote for many generations to come.
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I hope you will continue to be a beacon of free speech, knowledge and truth for generations to come.
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And like the classic before them, the products will no doubt live on through eBay auctions for generations to come.
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He continued to work and perform up through this year, and his impact will be felt for generations to come.
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The mobilizing group says it "will advance progressive values and work to build a brighter future for generations to come."
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Understanding this (for this generation and for generations to come) is so crucial and critical that it must be emphasized.
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This is a bill which is going to affect generations to come with the impact that&aposs going to happen.
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How do we learn from that experience and lay a foundation for long-term prosperity in future generations to come?
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"Together, we can and will make our country—and our world—more just, fair, and equal for generations to come."
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We celebrate women's achievements, past & present, & pledge to empower women to reach their full economic potential for generations to come.
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He's hoping Awesomeness Films can deliver those kind of films that will speak to today's youth and generations to come.
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Like any parent, I want a safe and secure world for my children, their children and the generations to come.
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Is your grandma highly unlikely to be passing down a tortilla recipe for you to preserve for generations to come?
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These artists helped fuel Phife and A Tribe Called Quest, who in turn served as inspirations for generations to come.
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Jobs and Ive cared deeply about not making another building, but a home that could last for generations to come.
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We must ensure that we have more success stories for generations to come, for the greater good of our nation.
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Alright, you want to make this country a better place for yourself, your children and the many generations to come.
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For generations to come, an indisputable truth will be available to everyone -- whether they chose to believe it or not.
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The blank pages are waiting to be filled with family recipes, which can be passed down for generations to come.
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When President Theodore Roosevelt created Grand Canyon National Park, he was proud to preserve natural lands for generations to come.
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These guys have laid the platform for not only me, but another generation, and hosts of generations to come through.
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Let's ensure that we have peaceful and productive rallies that will develop structural and systemic changes for generations to come.
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" Ahmed Qatethabet, a construction worker and protester, described the exhibition as a monument that would "remain for generations to come.
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I want the Village Voice brand to represent that for a new generation of people — and for generations to come.
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Local environmental groups are trying to change that so the area can remain a natural haven for generations to come.
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Some Democrats, like California's Brown, warned of the changing climate as a daunting threat that will challenge generations to come.
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This is a human rights issue, after all, and these are attacks that will have dire consequences for generations to come.
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Continued investment in organizations like Ambri and Velafrica may help ensure both environmental and economic benefits for future generations to come.
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Ideally, they want to have changed the world in some significant way, and for their legacy to last generations to come.
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The law's enrollees may not be paying for all the law's growing costs, but hardworking taxpayers will for generations to come.
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His spiral into self-destruction left a legacy of bitterness and addiction that will haunt our family for generations to come.
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And in navigating a peaceful end to the Cold War he made the world a safer place for generations to come.
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It is imperative that we pass along the history, beauty and recreation that our parks hold for many generations to come.
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Yet we cannot give up hope, not least for the sake of the voiceless now and for the generations to come.
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If it becomes law, it would devastate civil society not only in the short term, but possibly for generations to come.
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Miles's quintets set the standard for jazz improvisation for generations to come, in addition to pushing the boundaries of music theory.
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This American industry is looking not just to make history but to make America a better place for generations to come.
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This durable nonsense would instead add mightily to a federal debt that Americans will be paying off for generations to come.
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But the importance of all three pales in comparison to catastrophic consequences the debt tsunami that will bankrupt generations to come.
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"I don't want generations to come to blame me for letting democracy die," said Representative Cedric L. Richmond, Democrat of Louisiana.
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This opinion piece presents a false equivalency between the Green New Deal and tax breaks as harmful for generations to come.
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And while you can always cancel your membership, that treadmill is potentially going to sit in your basement for generations to come.
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This is a move that will shake the makeup of the U.S. Supreme Court now for decades and, frankly, generations to come.
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Through strategic investments, North Carolina is poised to continue the progress and remain a top state for business for generations to come.
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Are we so shortsighted that we cannot spend the extra dime now to protect California's people and ecosystems for generations to come?
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He deserved much more time, but his contributions to the world of technology and philanthropy will live on for generations to come.
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He deserved much more time, but his contributions to the world of technology and philanthropy will love on for generations to come.
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Finally, Google and Amazon are using network effects to amass fortresses of data that will fend off competitors for generations to come.
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By implementing a crowdsourced solution that fuses machine learning with innovative engineering, we could build sustainable solutions to support generations to come.
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Further expansion of the global gag rule will harm millions of people around the world and have consequences for generations to come.
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We can continue develop energy on public lands that is consistent with our desire to keep them sustainable for generations to come.
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To keep the tomb in good condition for generations to come, the GCI has devised a sustainable plan for its continued management.
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"We need to ensure that we give clean air to our children and the generations to come," he told a news conference.
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The ultimate outcome remains unclear, though most diplomats and investors say Brexit will define the United Kingdom's prosperity for generations to come.
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The only way to continue our progress is by doubling down on education and securing a strong economy for generations to come.
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Gordon said that the property must prove to be a "meaningful long-term investment" that provides state revenues for generations to come.
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"This is a historic decision that will be forever etched in the hearts of our people for generations to come," he said.
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To the contrary, the struggle for human freedom and dignity extends back centuries and is likely to continue for generations to come.
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"We need to get a handle on the finances so that going forward for generations to come we can continue that advocacy."
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Given the regime's atrocities, it seems certain that Syria's neighbors will host large refugee populations for years, and possibly generations, to come.
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This initiative is about ensuring a healthy state for generations to come while working with the industry to provide for smarter regulation.
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We realistically envision a rural America with world-class resources, tools, and supports to build robust, sustainable communities for generations to come.
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Even if we do, we still will face high costs for generations to come from the climate change that has already occurred.
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"Federally funded research is imperative to ensuring we meet our energy, science and national security needs for generations to come," they wrote.
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In honor of their faithfulness, and for the sake of generations to come, we will never allow that flame to be extinguished.
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"If Eskom were to collapse, it would be a catastrophe for generations to come," said the official, who declined to be named.
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However, you don't have to be rich, a genius or a world-renowned luminary to touch people's lives for generations to come.
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To the Editor: Our organizations agree that conserving Medicare resources to preserve the program for generations to come is an important goal.
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Allowing family members to focus on their families when they are needed the most can only strengthen our country for generations to come.
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Now is a time for cool heads, wise heads, a time to build a better future for this generation and generations to come.
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But when laws from the past meet the technology of the future, existing disparities may be the literal inheritance of generations to come.
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Either we escape from the malign grip of the oil and gas industry, or humanity will suffer climate wreckage for generations to come.
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But history will likely remember Evan Spiegel and his precious company as the lost, desperate dreams of frat bros for generations to come.
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"With this expansion, the North Coast's coastal economy, environment, and unique plant and animal life can be enjoyed for generations to come," Rep.
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These economic benefits would bring Alaska out from under its economic slump, while also ensuring a stable future for many generations to come.
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We need to set ourselves apart from this and work harder than ever to make this place safer for the generations to come.
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In the spirit of July 4, fixing and repairing our National Park System will preserve a uniquely American institution for generations to come.
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It is our collective responsibility to preserve our stories, histories and cultures for generations to come, as our ancestors preserved them for us.
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"The lead-contaminated public water supply system will affect the residents for years and likely generations to come," Parker wrote in her order.
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The nomination of Mr. Trump by the Republican Party will endure in the memory of Latinos in this country for generations to come.
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But he could also see the value in an institutional owner that would preserve the set as a collection for generations to come.
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Two key goals are to save the Dead Sea, which is gradually shrinking, and cement the Israeli-Jordanian relationship for generations to come.
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With a fresh pedicure and a new raison d'être, Lucy will surely continue to fascinate beachgoers young and old for generations to come.
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Americans are counting on our leaders in Washington to permanently reauthorize the LWCF and protect America's unique outdoor heritage for generations to come.
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The question is whether they will act in time to avert a complete and total catastrophe that will reverberate for generations to come.
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His decision is reckless, counterproductive and is bound to set back true multiple use-management of our public lands for generations to come.
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To fail to offer them the opportunity to fulfill their potential would be a mistake that will haunt Europe for generations to come.
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And that's why I think having her there on the $20 will move this conversation forward, even more so for generations to come.
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"Our relationship has underpinned our countries' security and prosperity for many years -- and will continue to do so for generations to come," she said.
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"Your leadership, I believe, will impact this nation and the Jewish state of Israel for generations to come," Pence told Adelson from the dais.
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What was revealed then would hold true for generations to come: Oscar parties have always been far more entertaining than the awards show itself.
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It defies the old adage that the simplest explanation is often the correct one, and will continue to haunt readers for generations to come.
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And the range of campus protests last fall in both large public and elite private schools signals future difficulties in assimilating generations to come.
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This new form of social stratification — between those who have student debt, and those who do not — will have ramifications for generations to come.
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Do you feel there's now a growing willingness in younger generations to come out and say the fight is actually against structural white supremacy?
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Would it be too much to ask for the Dems and the GOP to work together on something that will benefit generations to come?
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We also have worked to ensure that tribes and local communities can continue to access and benefit from these lands for generations to come.
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Justice Kennedy's retirement sets the stage for a confirmation process that could determine whether all Americans enjoy basic voting rights for generations to come.
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Andrew Gillum wants to take us backwards with socialist, high tax policies that would be a disaster for our state for generations to come.
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We understand the need to strike a balance between developing public lands to harness our natural resources and protecting them for generations to come.
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The choices that world leaders make over the next 11 years will in all likelihood define the fate of Earth for generations to come.
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Our ability to do so will not only impact the lives of homeless students, but our nation as a whole and generations to come.
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With a success rate like that we need to do everything we can to ensure Job Corps will be there for generations to come.
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"Designating these wilderness areas is a final, necessary step toward ensuring the monument's many treasures will remain protected for generations to come," he said.
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A place this powerful, with a story this meaningful, deserves to be protected, and its story deserves to be told for generations to come.
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If that happens, it's not hard to imagine the progress Congress can make for this generation of black Americans — and for generations to come.
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Bullets in the air leave permanent pain in the heart and create ripples of sorrow in families and communities that affect generations to come.
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As part of its report, UNESCO also recommended that tourism in the area be carefully managed to ensure its future for generations to come.
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Many entrepreneurs have identified opportunities to make meaningful impacts across society, and entire generations to come will live longer, healthier lives because of it.
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Washington (CNN)The Senate impeachment trial may be over after this week, but its legacy will have lasting consequences for American generations to come.
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With a success rate like that, we need to do everything we can to ensure Job Corps will be there for generations to come.
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Plastic is found just about everywhere on Earth, it's ridiculously difficult to clean up, and we'll be dealing with it for generations to come.
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They startlingly presage the uninhibited brushwork of generations to come: Chaim Soutine (1893-1943), Willem de Kooning (1904-1997) and Frank Auerbach (born 1931).
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The passage of historic, comprehensive tax reform was a success that will have a lasting impact on American economic opportunity for generations to come.
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Be sure to explain why this animal is representative of your region or why honoring it could help protect it for generations to come.
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The former Intel CEO and chairman leaves a legacy that will continue to shape the world's technology and inspire innovators for generations to come.
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They stand to once again alienate Latino and Asian-American voters -- whose numbers are growing exponentially -- not just in 290 but for generations to come.
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If you want to make sure you have a say in the policies that will affect you and generations to come then voting is imperative.
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But while "Zuck 2020" may not be happening, the 20133-year-old Facebook co-founder is planning to influence American politics for generations to come.
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But while "Zuck 22018" may not be happening, the 247-year-old Facebook co-founder is planning to influence American politics for generations to come.
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Memorializing Grace Murray Hopper signifies a cultural shift and sheds light on the role technology will play in enhancing women's voices for generations to come.
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I thought I could make a difference here in making our community, our great country, and the world, a better place for generations to come.
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The problem is Stinson lives in Flint, and the water he constantly consumed for his health may hurt it -- permanently and for generations to come.
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While the deal symbolizes a chance for future generations to come of age in peace, the deal also signals a new chapter for the region.
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At the foundation of nearly all the youth climate movements is an urge to fight for a better, more livable future for generations to come.
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While the United Kingdom remains deeply divided over Brexit, most agree that it will shape the future of the United Kingdom for generations to come.
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It's important that his story continues for generations to come, and it's an honor for SpringHill Entertainment and me to be a part of this.
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Pruitt negotiated a historic water rights settlement with his state's Indian tribes that preserved the ecosystems of scenic lakes and rivers for generations to come.
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"Buddy's influence will be carried on by defensive coaches for generations to come, but none more so than by Rex and Rob," the Bills said.
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This nomination, this hearing, is about a precedent that if allowed to stand will tarnish the legitimacy of our highest court for generations to come.
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America is facing a retirement crisis, and by scraping by the cap, we can ensure fully-funded Social Security benefits for all generations to come.
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In stepping forward, you took a huge risk, and you galvanized future generations to come forward, even when the odds are seemingly stacked against them.
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So while Trump only has a few years to upend American lives and livelihoods, Brexit may still be shaping British destinies for generations to come.
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"Each of these confirmed judges will outlast this administration and have the potential to decimate civil rights in the Trump's vision for generations to come."
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Taylor wanted for America It will also be their seven children's honor, and, she prays, their children's honor -- "for many generations to come," she said.
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"If you were going to put something in a population to keep people down for generations to come, it would be lead," Hanna-Attisha writes.
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And when those children grow up, the altered genes will be passed on to their children, and to their children's children, for generations to come.
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That's the legacy our parents and grandparents and generations before created for us, and it's something we have to protect for the generations to come.
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Arturo's lifelong passion for collecting books, they show, was about "correcting history for generations to come" to include the contributions of people of African descent.
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"I will work tirelessly to ensure our public lands are managed and preserved in a way that benefits everyone for generations to come," he said.
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The bottom line: Disney+ will determine Disney's fate in the entertainment landscape for generations to come — just don't expect it to be all about streaming.
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Just a year, a blink of an eye in political terms, exists between the man and the environmental legacy he leaves for generations to come.
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"This joint experiment marks a significant first step toward achieving our vision to ensure food security for generations to come, while preserving our natural resources."
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"It is my hope that Qwest TV will serve to carry forth and build on the great legacy that is jazz for many generations to come."
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It's a rare glimpse at the people and their technologies that are working to make sure that Disney's animation history is around for generations to come.
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The deal - or the lack of one - will shape Britain's prosperity for generations to come and have long-term consequences for the European Union's global clout.
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"If you were going to put something in a population to keep them down for generations to come, it would be lead," Dr. Hanna-Attisha said.
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In words and deeds, he bore witness and built a monument to memory to teach the living and generations to come the perils of human indifference.
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The moment is coming when we will make changes to keep Social Security strong for generations to come, and that will be a proud achievement, too.
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If he were elected, it would be a hugely powerful validation of these opinions and would risk securing them in societal acceptability for generations to come.
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Perhaps most important, Trump's promises to appoint Supreme Court justices who will assure that these policies become the law of the land for generations to come.
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Given that science has confirmed that no level of polluted air can be healthy, this will not only threaten us now, but for generations to come.
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"If you were to put something in a population to keep them down for generation and generations to come, it would be lead," Hanna-Attisha said.
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Where is the serious analysis of how best to return the economy to surplus and manage the crushing burden of national debt on generations to come?
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Even those who would be willing to curb their consumption for the benefit of generations to come may not be aware how much they are using.
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"The look and the feel of the Lake District could be changed utterly for generations to come," Tim Collins, a local legislator, said at the time.
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"This is going to be a precious resource for generations to come," said Obama, his dress shirt undone an extra button in the sauna-like heat.
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Trump's executive order completely ignores reality and will irresponsibly roll back the progress we made under President Obama to protect our environment for generations to come.
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Furthermore, chances are that the the shift away from reliably Republican Cuban American voters to a swing constituency will affect Florida politics for generations to come.
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Programs like these would put Americans to work and make sure our roads, bridges, waterways and other structures stay modern and safe for generations to come.
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"We believe football has the power to take people of good character, elevate into very influential positions to benefit countries and generations to come," says Maguire.
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This deal will dictate the course for our country for generations to come, and it must be put to the people for their approval or rejection.
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By tapping into this vast potential resource, we can improve the lives of our fellow citizens and ensure a healthy, productive society for generations to come.
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Many Californians see the next decade as a pivot point, when decisions about the environment and the economy will shape America's future for generations to come.
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I want a healthier planet now and for generations to come, which means a major effort by all of us to conserve energy and eliminate waste.
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In an important paper in 1930, the economist John Maynard Keynes wrote that humans would have to grapple with their leisure in the generations to come.
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"What we are doing today will reshape the city for generations to come and impact the lives of every New Yorker," Mr. Johnson said on Thursday.
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"Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, at the same time, called the landmark agreement a "historic deal and Iranians will be proud of it for generations to come.
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This vital item could have a tremendous impact on your financial future, not only for yourself in the coming year but also for generations to come.
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"I am proud to have met Aretha and am grateful that her music will continue to bring joy to millions for generations to come," Bush wrote.
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So we'll let it stand as is; a monument to the president's dishonesty and corruption, to be contemplated and remembered by Americans for generations to come.
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I am joining the climate strike — and the fight for climate and environmental justice — for a better future for my siblings and the generations to come.
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The spending is aimed at delivering "new, improved services for customers and the environment and resilience for generations to come," Ofwat Chief Executive Rachel Fletcher said.
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President Trump will not be our last president and what we leave in the wake of this scandal will shape our democracy for generations to come.
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Regardless of what happens in the 2020 presidential election, critics say Trump has already cemented an environmental legacy that will be felt by generations to come.
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Even at 92-years-old, McGee marches forward as a maverick in the Detroit art world and beyond, setting the scene for future generations to come.
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"Restoring tropical forests is fundamental to the planet's health, now and for generations to come," said lead author Pedro Brancalion of the University of Sao Paulo.
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There are a variety of ways to maximize this lifetime gifting opportunity to benefit heirs for generations to come – particularly when there's a downturn in the markets.
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Carbon dioxide "will remain above that level for generations to come, committing our planet to a warmer future, with more weather, climate and water extremes," Talaas said.
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As great stewards of this building, it is critical that we maintain the lions and ensure that they are strong to inspire everyone for generations to come.
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To achieve it America must stay committed to working with all nations to build stronger and more prosperous economies for all our citizens for generations to come.
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This is your chance to hear the stories of the product designers, researchers, and engineers who are driving innovation and setting the stage for generations to come.
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With little more than an urban architectural detail, Strand composed an image that influenced generations to come, including David Lynch in his first scene of Blue Velvet.
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"If you were to put something in a population to keep them down for generation and generations to come, it would be lead," Hanna-Attisha told CNN.
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For me today, it's a song from a near-distant summer, but in years to come it will be dated, and in generations to come, a relic.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte might be short-term liabilities, but just because the future may be bleak doesn't mean we shouldn't plan for generations to come.
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" Obama said American's should have "foresight and faith in our future" to do what it takes to protect national parks and the planet "for generations to come.
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From Poitier to Rosa Parks, Oprah shared the honor with fellow revolutionaries, while making a call to action sure to stir future revolutionaries for generations to come.
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Wouldn't resorting to this kind of strategy, even if it succeeds, anger millions of Americans and sour the nation on the political process for generations to come?
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"By staying true to our principles, righting injustice, and encouraging the empowerment of all, we will be an even greater nation for generations to come," he added.
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These obligations are work: labor that is necessary to preserve the meaning of Trayvon's death for generations to come, but that weighs on those who grieve nonetheless.
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Bush "believed in the power of literacy to strengthen families and our nation, now and for generations to come," said Chris Frangione, foundation's interim chief executive officer.
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And, as my grandma's health continues to deteriorate, I'll make sure that her kimchi, and the stories around it, will continue to last for generations to come.
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" Of Mr. Abernethy, who is 60, Mr. Murdoch wrote that his appointment "will ensure continued growth of Fox News and Fox Business Network for generations to come.
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This isn't about ceding our power as automatic delegates, this is about seeding power among the grassroots Democrats who will grow the party for generations to come.
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Migrants commonly contribute more to the economy than they cost, and how we shape their health and wellbeing today will impact our societies for generations to come.
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Getting a majority in the Senate is critical, lest we see the Supreme Court fall into the hands of a radical-right majority for generations to come.
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Sending this important legislation to the president's desk will complete years of hard work and help make local communities stronger and more vibrant for generations to come.
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And yet, as a rabbi, I'm much more troubled by his policy decisions and how they affect the lives of children today and for generations to come.
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Educational institutions must make concerted efforts to have a meaningful impact on the lives of veterans, the lives of their families, their communities, and generations to come.
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Thanks to continued exploration by the oil and gas industry, we have discovered enough natural gas to power America for generations to come at current usage rates.
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Contrary to his tweets, the Trump administration's anti-environment policies, not California's pro-environment reforms, will make matters worse and hurt our planet for generations to come.
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This pipeline will not serve the public interest, yet we will suffer the consequences and pay the price for generations to come as our water is compromised.
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But a failure to confront a nuclear tyrant like Kim Jong Un would lead to irreversible devastation and a world on constant edge for generations to come.
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The current generation would thank President Donald Trump for the jobs and the boost to the economy, and generations to come would thank him for his foresight.
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I hope we have the focus to take the long view and build the new social infrastructure to create the world we want for generations to come.
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When it comes to nuclear waste we need to think about how we pass the knowledge, the story of what that waste is, onto generations to come.
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But maybe those items — and the handmade kilim acquired on an indelible road trip through Romania — will be something meaningful to pass along for generations to come.
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Now, Medicine Hat is setting up the equivalent of Norway's famous sovereign wealth fund, a pool of money that should make more money for generations to come.
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As Congress returns from August recess, it is critical that it take immediate steps to protect and maintain our public lands and waters for generations to come.
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While those specifications seem primitive compared to today's super-powerful smartphones, the original iPhone was critical in setting the standard for mobile devices in generations to come.
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Issues like our national debt, or the insolvency of Social Security and Social Security Disability (SSDI), that will have lasting effects on Americans for generations to come.
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Since being sworn into office in January 2017, the president has committed to nominating highly conservative people to lifetime bench seats, reshaping the judiciary for generations to come.
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One hopes he is aware that he's not deciding the future of one man who betrayed his comrades, but the state of military discipline for generations to come.
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"The planting of trees is an action that yields a long-range benefit on generations to come," Nixon, who created the Environmental Protection Agency, wrote in his proclamation.
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The Internet of Things is quite likely the biggest sweeping change that's slated to infuse every area of our lives with always-connected experiences for generations to come.
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It was important not just for my community, not just in my state, but for our country, for the world and for all the next generations to come.
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They're expected to do so again this year, and every subsequent year for many generations to come, according to a new report issued by the World Meteorological Organization.
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While women are still fighting for proper representation in front of and behind the camera, Marshall first paved the way for generations to come throughout her entire career.
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By encouraging people to organize, get involved, and run for office, Onward Together will advance progressive values and work to build a brighter future for generations to come.
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We have either come to the brink of nuclear catastrophe or we have ended up in unnecessary military conflicts that cost lives and money for generations to come.
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We can still stop and reverse much of the damage that has been done to the oceans and ocean economy and enable healthy returns for generations to come.
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" The group also included a website, which described the group's goal as looking to "advance progressive values and work to build a brighter future for generations to come.
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Robertson and I both strongly believe that the final weeks of President Obama's term offer our greatest opportunity for protecting Gold Butte's precious resources for generations to come.
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I will not reward dishonesty with an extremely important and very real title that comes with cash prizes and a place in America's textbooks for generations to come.
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"I want anti-discrimination to be written into the U.S. Constitution — so that women, people of color, and LGBTQ people are protected for generations to come," she said.
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Properly fixing the USPS so that it will be functional for generations to come without needing taxpayer support requires looking beyond the Postal Service Reform Act of 2017.
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While, I want passionately to have clean air and clean water for generations to come, I don't think it should be at the expense of growth and development.
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"The world rarely sees someone who has had the profound impact Steve has had, the effects of which will be felt for many generations to come," wrote Gates.
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"This is not just a thing that's a fad, " he said, "but this is the way that people are going to be continually working for generations to come."
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To the owners of America's public lands ― all Americans and generations to come ― it's about harming wildlife, clean air and water, natural wonders and the places they love.
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The 2018 Texas Senate race and the stark transition of California into a Democratic stronghold intimates that changing immigration numbers could transform electoral politics for generations to come.
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"This important historical park tells his story, and this bill will help ensure that the park continues to tell Dr. King's story for generations to come," he added.
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More importantly, this crisis will define the upcoming general election and has the power to dramatically reshape the level of public trust in government for generations to come.
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Strong leadership doesn't just execute a vision, it cultivates that sense of vision in others; this will remain an indelible part of his legacy for generations to come.
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As an American, I am urging officials and legislators to continue investing in the PPHF, so we can celebrate the health of every child for generations to come.
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But I believe that all of us will be waiting for generations to come for equal pay and equal treatment in the workplace if we take this approach.
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This is an all hands on deck situation that is going to determine the future of our state for generations to come — and all hands means all hands.
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The former represents some of the worst of our land transformations, home to the refuse generated by human activity; the latter, what is at stake for generations to come.
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" Odwa Mjo, international relations honors student "If we fight for free education now we are one step closer to us benefiting from it and for the generations to come.
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We have a moral imperative to choose and advocate for plant-based diets for the health of our planet and the well being and survival of generations to come.
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But from Louis CK to Judd Apatow to Lena Dunham to Aziz Ansari and many points between, Shandling's influence will reverberate in television comedy for many generations to come.
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These young future leaders have worked tremendously hard and we are so proud that they will receive the support they need to change the world for generations to come.
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This is what I wanted originally when I was writing down those recipes, to have something to pass down to my family and my kids for generations to come.
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We predict it will be discussed for generations to come alongside American Football and Jawbreaker, perhaps even being elevated to the Hot Topic t-shirt quote level of godhood.
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This milestone gives us reason to pause, both to honor the accomplishments of the system and to ensure it remains positioned to support American ingenuity for generations to come.
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The red leather jacket Jackson wore in "Thriller" would go on to be recognized for generations to come, and in 2011, it sold for $1.8 million at an auction.
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"Apple is committed to advancing technologies that are good for the planet and help protect it for generations to come," Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a statement.
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Let's continue the tradition of debate and compromise and, most important, keep an eye toward the future and consider how the generations to come will look back at us.
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" Trump Jr. also took to Instagram to express condolences for his friend shortly after his passing, calling Hairston "an inspiration to all outdoorsmen and women for generations to come.
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With the lies now uncovered, the reality revealed, the adrenaline dissipated, the British deserve a second chance to say what they want for themselves and the generations to come.
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We strive to ensure there are no safe havens for terrorists and their supporters, and in so doing we make the world a safer place for generations to come.
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By preserving these diverse pieces of American history the identities, cultures, and histories of the American people can continue to be told and learned from for generations to come.
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Called New Dimensions in Testimony, the California-based nonprofit hopes to make 3D interactive exhibits publically available, where visitors can continue to ask questions of survivors for generations to come.
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"It's sweet in the sense that at the end of the day it's about these magnificent creatures and conservation and ensuring these guys will be around for generations to come."
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Of course I showered him with gifts every chance I could, and certainly graduating from college debt-free is a gift not only for him but for generations to come.
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Elon Musk, one of the most forward-thinking entrepreneurs of our generation, who is planning a world for the generations to come, is fearful of AI. And he's not alone.
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The bill will include calls for clean air and water, climate resiliency, healthy food, access to nature and "a sustainable environment for all for generations to come," according to Bloomberg.
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With the prospect of putting the gold "Trump" brand on the front of the Supreme Court for generations to come, the president is not concerned with damage to the Senate.
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I really do feel so passionately about the importance of early intervention, and that by working on new approaches together, we can make a real difference for generations to come.
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Ahead of Speaker Pelosi's meeting with the president, we believe, on behalf of our constituents, it is critical to advocate for infrastructure policy that strengthens America for generations to come.
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It is our way of letting the administration know that these special places are important to a broad, diverse swath of our population and deserve protection for generations to come.
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Pls be an inspiration and raise awareness amongst the general public and the corporate realm to promote the conservation of our 'āina for our generation and future generations to come.
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The goal for all of us is to preserve more of our pristine lands for generations to come, and the current tax structure is working well to meet that goal.
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"I'm glad the committee voted to fully fund the LWCF because it will help preserve our state's beautiful land, water resources and recreation areas for generations to come," he continued.
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The Queen and ministers believe the investment will mean the Sovereign's official London residence will remain a "cherished national asset" at the heart of the capital for generations to come.
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"Apple is committed to advancing technologies that are good for the planet and help protect it for generations to come," Tim Cook said in a release tied to today's news.
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Opinion Columnist Say this for Donald Trump: He's provided us with many iconic quotations, which will surely be repeated in histories and textbooks for decades if not generations to come.
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Most importantly, the administration's efforts to repeal costly regulations have ensured American consumers pay less to heat their homes and family-sustaining jobs will be attainable for generations to come.
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Let's not be guided by budget rationales that may save institutions money in the short term but will prove costly in myriad ways to our nation for generations to come.
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Now that Democrats are in the majority, we can and will be more aggressive on curbing the impact of climate change and creating a sustainable future for generations to come.
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Billions Among other things, "Billions" is a show about American aristocracy, of two men burnishing a legacy that will etch their families' names in the firmament for generations to come.
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It has put the need for reasoned solutions that could provide prosperity for all Americans and make capitalism sustainable for generations to come front and center in the 85033 election.
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Over the coming months, it is vital that we continue urging lawmakers to protect the LWCF so that Americans can explore our parks, trails, and waterways for generations to come.
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With these protections eroded, my grandchildren and Americans for generations to come are being stripped of their fundamental rights before they even have a chance to make their voices heard.
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Generations to come will judge us by what we do next and whether, when we had our chance, we took the action that was needed to protect our Blue Planet.
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This perspective will make for a more inclusive and thoughtful cohort of future business leaders, parents, teachers, coaches and politicians who will shape our societal culture for generations to come.
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I'd tell her how big of an impact she's had on medicine and science for generations to come, and make sure she knows how much she's meant to the world.
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We are the party of less government spending so that the children of this great nation, and the future generations to come, are not saddled with more and more debt.
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Chelsea has a dream of her own: to elect a president who will protect and defend our core values and shape a better future for our children and generations to come.
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This initiative is one of the many ways the Task Force is encouraging change in practices while nurturing a more inclusive organization for Academy members today and for generations to come.
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His passing has left us poorer but we are consoled by the fact that the world shall reap the fruits of the seeds he planted, for many generations to come. pic.twitter.
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The acrimony leading up to the Italian budget review by the EU Commission has already saddled the Italian taxpayers with an unnecessary increase of their debt burden for generations to come.
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Image Credit: Karen Apricot / FlickrClimate change is often seen as a problem for generations to come, but as our freakish winter weather has shown, we're already living the future we created.
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That's why we are sounding a wake-up call to a sleeper issue looming on the economic landscape that has the potential to unravel the American Dream for generations to come.
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With the help of our institutions of higher education across the country, we can make registering and voting the habit of a lifetime and strengthen our democracy for generations to come.
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Any reforms we make to our immigration system will be designed to improve your lives, make your communities safer, and make our nation more prosperous and secure for generations to come.
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But inspiring someone to make a life-changing purchase — like buying an old beaten down farmhouse to restore — is an influence that will have a lasting effect for generations to come.
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If we have a strategy that will improve health outcomes for our women and children, then the last thing we should do is cut funding that could hurt generations to come.
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The island could become a valuable asset, rather than a money pit, by housing infrastructure like power-generation or garbage-disposal facilities that New York will need for generations to come.
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That's why economically we may not be doing very well because all those checks and balances will ensure that whatever we initiate will be sustainable, will be for generations to come.
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"Our hope is that through these buildings people of all faiths and from across society can learn and engage in a mission of peaceful coexistence for generations to come," said Adjaye.
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More experience than movie, the impact of "Star Wars" is still being felt today and the galaxy far, far away will likely continue to grow in popularity for generations to come. 1.
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But they also can be the site of the first systemic victory to emerge from 2017's moment of awakening — one that millions of women will benefit from for generations to come.
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"The President is quite proud that this piece of beautiful land in the United States will be protected for generations to come," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a press briefing.
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Supporters argue that the economic and environmental benefits the project promises could far outweigh the costs, providing stable and well-paying job opportunities for migrants and clean energy for generations to come.
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As McGowan pointed out in her statement, "each of these confirmed judges will outlast this administration and have the potential to decimate civil rights in the Trump's vision for generations to come."
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It's the failure to confront the most important and potentially catastrophic issues of our generation and the generations to come, including climate change, which the president has previously called a Chinese hoax.
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If the US military loses the trust of these tech giants, specifically the talent working within them, that could put the country at a disadvantage against its adversaries for generations to come.
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Now Congress is again listening to the thousands of local, state and national organizations that are calling for consistent annual funding to ensure that our parks are preserved for generations to come.
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The STRONGER Patents Act will help our intellectual property laws keep up with the innovators, so their ideas can fuel the American economy for generations to come, just as the Founders envisioned.
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The Recreation Not Red-Tape Act offers commonsense solutions that will unite — rather than divide — a growing population of outdoor enthusiasts, and ensure access to sustainable recreation experiences for generations to come.
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However, using that same legislative maneuver to undermine our national parks by allowing oil and gas exploration for short-term gain will be a mistake we will regret for generations to come.
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Governor Jerry Brown hopes that the model used in California will be adopted by other states or nations looking to protect the environment for generations to come and those that exist now.
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"In stepping forward, you took a huge risk and you galvanized future generations to come forward, even when the odds are seemingly stacked against them," Ford said in the video addressing Denhollander.
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Much like Justice Kennedy, they are swing votes — not in a court case, but in a coming confirmation battle that will shape the Supreme Court, and American jurisprudence, for generations to come.
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We are sending a Cherokee to Washington because Ms. Teehee deserves to be given her rightful seat as a voice for change that will keep in mind those seven generations to come.
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Its investments accelerate not only climate change but ecological decay and collapse: deforestation, air and water pollution, and declining biodiversity all have adverse effects on humans today and for generations to come.
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And they realized that unlike fossil fuels, economically viable bioenergy markets incentivize the same industries producing the energy to plant the trees that will capture and store carbon for generations to come.
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Bernie Sanders said Monday that climate change is an existential crisis that will impact generations to come and advocated for a complete overhaul of the US energy system away from fossil fuel.
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If we have a strategy that will improve health outcomes for our women and children, then the last thing we should do is to cut funding that could hurt generations to come.
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And there are plans to turn the shuttered club into the centerpiece of a permanent memorial and build a soaring museum nearby that would mark what happened here for generations to come.
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This week has shown how serious and determined the Trump-Pence team is about launching America into a new era of leadership in space – and ensuring our dominance there for generations to come.
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As the trend of social entrepreneurship takes root in economies around the globe, future-focused impact investors are stepping up to the plate to help build a better world for generations to come.
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"My priority remains the same, I am committed to keeping baseball in Tampa Bay for generations to come," Rays owner Stu Sternberg said, according to a tweet posted to the team's verified account.
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"This response is an exciting opportunity to show the American people that not only are Democrats getting things done for them, but also for future generations to come," Whitmer said in a statement.
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Brexit Secretary David Davis starts negotiations in Brussels later on Monday that will set the terms on which Britain leaves the EU and determine its relationship with the continent for generations to come.
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The aim of Project Paradise, as it was codenamed, was to create an ecosystem in which drugs and music went hand in hand, resulting—hopefully, theoretically—in the subjugation of generations to come.
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Gretchen Whitmer said: "We are a stronger, safer, healthier nation because of Congressman Dingell's 59 years of service, and his work will continue to improve the lives of Michiganders for generations to come."
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"Sheila Abdus-Salaam set an example for generations to come, as much for her brilliance, moral conviction, and remarkable professional achievements as for her kindness, modesty, and understated yet unfailing generosity," Lester wrote.
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After three years on display in Brighton, the collection's more delicate objects — which include paper, textiles, latex, and even human remains — may require time in storage to be preserved for generations to come.
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The good news is that this trend can be reversed and brought to a more desirable level, while inaction might have some serious consequences for generations to come, particularly for the middle class.
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" Duggan said the move to honor Franklin, who was born in Detroit, will remind performers for generations to come that they "are performing at the home of the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin.
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There is little that the president could lose with such an act but much could be gained for generations to come of Israelis and Palestinians, and for the stability of the Middle East.
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Over time, however, I believe the provision will come to be seen as one of the most valuable parts of USMCA and become a staple of American trade agreements for generations to come.
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It is vital to the American economy and energy security to continue to explore and develop new sources of crude oil for generations to come even as the market welcomes new energy technologies.
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Lessons like these and the previous prominence of Corbyn's anti-Semitic party underscore the importance of teaching new generations about anti-Semitism and its consequences, keeping its lessons alive for generations to come.
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Alexander and Murray should seize on the opportunity to challenge the status quo and take bold steps to right size federal student lending and ensure higher education is affordable for generations to come.
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"The work he did during his time leading the House Veterans' Affairs Committee has reshaped V.A. for generations to come and will positively impact the lives of millions of veterans," Mr. Wilkie said.
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"For folks in the Black community, I hope they feel gratitude and pride and that they remember that we have the strength to build a better future for ourselves and generations to come."
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People across the political spectrum support solar because it represents so many values Americans hold dear: economic freedom and choice, resilience, and an investment in cleaner air and water for generations to come.
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The President personally asked all of them to do their part in advancing principles and economic policies that will unleash human potential, lifting populations and fostering peace and security for generations to come.
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Among the 40+ images on display, his work not only preserves seminal musical moments, but it also pushed the boundaries of beauty that would transform how we define Blackness for generations to come.
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"If one day can be said to have determined the fate of generations to come, in France, in Britain, in Europe and the world, that day was the 6th of June, 1944," May said.
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" The Sly and the Family Stone-inspired funk missile "Express Yourself' offers a feminist rallying cry that would inspire generations to come: Christina Aguilera and the Spice Girls have both hailed it as influence.
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Obama is the first black president — and may well be the last, who knows — and that alone has a historical weight and impact on this generation that will play out for generations to come.
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During the course of the General Assembly, representatives of the U.N.'s 193 members states will make decisions on matters of peace, security and global crises that will affect us for generations to come.
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When it comes to net neutrality, a Justice Kavanaugh may be the final nail in the coffin that dashes any future hopes of a truly free and protected open internet for generations to come.
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"I feel a personal obligation to ensure that a permanent space at Pulse be created so that all generations to come will remember those affected by, and taken on, June 12," the statement reads.
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"We must work together to ensure that the patent laws keep up with the innovators, so their ideas and businesses can fuel the American economy for generations to come," Coons said in a statement.
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The show's memorials of protests, public and private, are proof that art and activism in such times are intrinsically linked and that art crystallizes a picket line for its generation and generations to come.
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This is a critical moment for rebuilding, and a critical opportunity to listen to our local communities and leverage lessons from prior disasters to positively shape our cities and regions for generations to come.
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This [is] our historic moment to go on offense and restore American greatness… and put a pro-#2A [Second Amendment] majority on the Supreme Court that will defend individual freedom for generations to come.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament declared a symbolic climate change "emergency" on Wednesday, backing a call by opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for "rapid and dramatic action" to protect the environment for generations to come.
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The concrete benefits and the improved opportunities resulting from TPP will lead to improved economic livelihood and a brighter economic future for women in this region that will pay dividends to generations to come.
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Composer, conductor and teacher, Bernstein touched the lives of millions of people around the world during his 50-year career, and now they have a chance to tell their stories for generations to come.
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"We want to protect the destinations we all love and guarantee that they are happy and healthy for generations to come, but we can't do it on our own," Gillian Tans, CEO of Booking.
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For in honoring and defending the Constitution, We keep faith with the Framers to whom we are heir, and Are worthy of the esteem of our countrymen, Now, and in the generations to come.
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"He is an inspiration for generations to come as to how we should conduct ourselves in the House and the Senate, in Congress in general, and the body politic in our nation," Crowley said.
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A solid policy against harassment, tethered to a clear and understandable procedure for investigating and resolving claims of harassment, will go a long way toward ensuring and protecting those safeguards for generations to come.
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"Unite will continue to press for further long-term guarantees over future investment and new models to secure the site's future for generations to come," said acting national officer for the automotive sector Steve Bush.
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There is no question that the British people, the United Kingdom, and the American people will have the special relationship for generations to come, but right now I think that there is some tension here.
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We dramatically increased our musical offerings when we bought the radio station WQXR (from The New York Times) in 2009, ensuring that New York would have 24/7 free classical music for generations to come.
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"Any candidate who in the general supports mass deportation risks negatively impacting the brand of his or her party for generations to come," the group said in a memo circulated to allies in both parties.
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Just as George W. Bush set in motion decades of war, and history's second worst recession, the president we elect in November will shape our nation and the world around us for generations to come.
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"I was just 16 years old when the original 90210 started filming and too young to really understand and appreciate the impact our show would have on our generation and generations to come," she added.
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Simply knowing that Buick has the minds to create such a thing and the bravado to let it happen means that no matter what comes next for Buick, it's sure to inspire generations to come.
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"I was just 16 years old when the original 90210 started filming and too young to really understand and appreciate the impact our show would have on our generation and generations to come," Spelling recounted.
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To deal with them and build a more secure, healthy, prosperous and peaceful future for the planet's nearly 2628 billion inhabitants and generations to come, we need to make educating our youth a top priority.
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"Young Americans are the future of this country and the results of the 2020 election will have a significant impact on their lives and those of generations to come," said Biden's campaign manager Greg Schultz.
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Donald Trump, and the Republicans who view him as a means to an end to gain power through the courts, will be even more empowered to block our fundamental rights for possibly generations to come.
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This valuable tool, which has encouraged people from all walks of life to join together through conservation partnerships and protect land for the benefit of generations to come, is largely working as Congress as intended.
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"We want this statue to depict the strength and determination of the women who dedicated their lives to the fight for women's suffrage and to inspire many generations to come," Khan said in a statement.
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We need to fight the short-sighted politics of extracting natural resources without a thought to our future, and promote conservation and clean energy solutions that will help sustain our environment for generations to come.
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As we rapidly move towards a world of heightened transparency, not only in politics, but in our day-to-day lives, the capacity for duplicitous marketing will inevitably diminish amongst millennials and generations to come.
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If The Beatles invented modern music and James Brown pioneered a pose, attitude, and edge that would be emulated for generations to come, ABBA was basically the Moon Landing for the Ikea-fication of pop.
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I will always work to achieve the America that I believe in, where the promise of that dream that we hold out to our children and our grandchildren never fades, but inspires generations to come.
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If true, this hacking of their biological operating instructions, which they will pass on to their children and generations to come, is a dangerous breach of medical ethics and responsible research and must be condemned.
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As I trace the footsteps of Secretary Jewell and Administrator McCarthy to Shenandoah's Hawksbill Summit and look towards the parks' second century, I hope President Obama will consider our children and the generations to come.
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The miracle of the Sharjah Biennial has been its ability to work against the odds and support new scholarship on art in the region, the influence of which will be felt for generations to come.
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"Of course the ocean is really big, so it's dilute, but there's no question that the amount of uranium in the ocean could satisfy mankind's needs for nuclear power for many, many generations to come."
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Our group and others have been fighting for more than a quarter of a century to protect the ecosystems of the Northern Rockies that are the rightful heritage of all Americans and generations to come.
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It was a privilege to have known her and an honor to have worked with her, and we take comfort in the knowledge that her work will continue to entertain and inspire for generations to come.
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CAVUTO: You know what is so interesting, too, Tom, is that whether this president is reelected or not, just by the stroke of this move, he could be and would be consequential for generations to come.
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"Today, more than 200 antiquities and cultural artifacts that speak to India's astounding history and beautiful culture are beginning their journey home, where they can be studied and reflected upon for generations to come," Lynch added.
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She was a relentless advocate for Western New York whose visionary leadership brought infrastructure upgrades, technology and research investments, and two federal manufacturing institutes to Rochester that will transform the local economy for generations to come.
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Being able to represent people who look like me behind this camera and in front of the camera for generations to come is.... We're out here really doing the best that we can to tell stories.
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"It is likely the single most important step we could take at this moment to limit the warming of our planet and limit the warming for generations to come," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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They can do so knowing that cruise lines are committed to environmental best practices and policies designed to ensure that cruise passengers have access to pristine oceans, clean air and beautiful destinations for generations to come.
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Each of the four most recent presidents has seated two justices, so having the chance to name four would give the next president an outsize influence on the shape of American law for generations to come.
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"I think as a family, we have this great mission to make a difference on the planet for the generations to come to have clean air, fresh water, and an abundance of wildlife forever," Bindi explained.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament faces its biggest decision since World War Two on Tuesday: whether to back Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit divorce deal, a vote that will influence the country's prosperity for generations to come.
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Indeed, the flock consists of some of the last heirloom Jacob sheep on Earth, and the Lewinskys hope their zeal for the rare breed will help enhance Jewish religious and environmental understanding for generations to come.
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More than that, for millions of American – for millions of people around the globe – the money we spend now will reap even bigger savings, saving in lives of the ones we love, for generations to come.
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Personal Health Have you considered the effects of what you eat on the planet, and made changes that will protect not only the Earth but also your health and the well-being of generations to come?
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They extend to the democratic and Jewish character of Israel for generations to come, the realization of legitimate and long-denied Palestinian aspirations, peace and security in the region, and America's credibility on the world stage.
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When a minister offers to marry her and start a new life in Japan, she can't say no — and for generations to come, her descendants grapple with the consequences of living in exile from their home country.
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" In Uganda Mr Martell meets a 21-year-old woman who has been beaten to make her miscarry, "part of a wider pattern of [intra-south] ethnic cleansing designed to drive people away for generations to come.
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Additionally, Stanford is the birthplace and now a partner of AI4All, a non-profit whose express aim is to increase diversity in AI for generations to come by engaging students from a range of under-represented backgrounds.
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"While global imbalances like uneven growth, wealth inequality, and environmental degradation have generally raised living standards, unsustainable growth now puts future living standards at risk, and can imperil the welfare of the generations to come," it continues.
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But when all-or-nothing proposals risk impeding the advancement of significant policies that could be a monumental step toward driving our economy, protecting the environment and creating a healthier planet for generations to come, everyone loses.
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Once President Trump decides who he believes is best qualified to shape the jurisprudence of our country for generations to come, I believe it only fair and right for the Senate to pass judgment on that decision.
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He said that "rather than pursuing a piecemeal tariffs approach, now is the time to seize the opportunity before us and work toward a U.S.-China trade agreement that will benefit American workers for generations to come."
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It is a global population redistribution in the making, and we either come to terms with it and step up to the challenge or we will pay the price for mismanaging it for many generations to come.
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Preserving that way of life for generations to come has become an important crusade of mine in Congress, not least of which because my district is the number one producer and seller of citrus in the country.
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The consequences of that decision will be most deeply felt — not by those who may have committed crimes at the highest levels of national office — but by regular people, across the political spectrum, for generations to come.
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If Heathcliff and Cathy had the common decency to get married in Volume 1 like they clearly wanted to, they would have saved everyone around them a great deal of time and trouble for generations to come.
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Be smart: Climate scientists are particularly focused on carbon dioxide levels because each molecule of this gas can remain in the atmosphere for hundreds to thousands of years, heating the air and sea for generations to come.
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The way Trump manages this pandemic moving forward will define his legacy as president and his chances for reelection, but will also have the power to broadly reshape the public view of government for generations to come.
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When he approached Ms. Middendorf with the idea of the collective, she helped convince her father it would be a way to keep the place he and his wife founded in 1955 going for generations to come.
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Through their unique, unrefined demonstrations, the Wolf Pack aims to provide such mentorship, preserve the kink scene's tangible social community, and stoke excitement in novices that outstrips idle curiosity—thus sustaining their fetishes for generations to come.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former British prime minister Tony Blair told voters on Thursday that time was running out to reverse Brexit, a folly that he said would torpedo Britain's remaining clout and be regretted for generations to come.
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Long before the current election cycle began to heat up, pundits began predicting the huge impact that the next president is going to have on the decisions coming out of the Supreme Court for generations to come.
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We all crave meaning in our lives, and by a strange twist of fate, a very meaningful project has been given to us: Prevent a mass extinction event, and build a better world for the generations to come.
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Ahead of the show, Knight revealed to AMA pre-show hosts Jessie James Decker and Zach Sang just how blessed she feels to be honoring her childhood friend — an artist who will live on for generations to come.
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The process can be used for something called germline editing, or permanently changing the genetic makeup of an individual and all that individual's offspring for generations to come as they would no longer pass on the diseased gene.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, Prime Minister Theresa May's former foreign secretary, said her Brexit plans were a constitutional outrage that would humiliate the United Kingdom by leaving it under the European Union's sway for generations to come.
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While it's likely that the Republican-controlled Senate will clear the path for Trump to remake the highest court in the land for generations to come, that doesn't mean that most Democrats will go down without a fight.
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"Because of the war, Lebanon was suffering a brain drain, and I think by invigorating and investing in the tech industry the government has made a huge impact on the current generation and generations to come," says Haram.
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"The idea of that quest to find Singapore's next top cocktail is great in general," but "only time will tell if the creation of a drink will stand for generations to come," he told CNBC in an email.
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Rescuers normally transport only one or two seals at a time, making Thursday's effort "historic" and a major boost for the overall population in generations to come, said David Scholfield, a NOAA response coordinator for the Pacific Islands.
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We need not -- and should not -- sit by and allow this to continue because how communities and young people respond to some of the ugly rhetoric we are hearing will have a cascading effect for generations to come.
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Unless we dedicate ourselves and our institutions to protecting children, adversity and trauma will have after-effects on health and well-being that extend well beyond the present, creating a historical legacy of harm for generations to come.
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"Today, Donald Trump is shirking our nation's responsibilities, disregarding clear science and undoing the significant progress to make sure we leave a better, more sustainable planet for generations to come, with the stroke of his pen," he continued.
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In opening TTIP text, Obama would take a valuable first step in boosting both his trade legacy and his open government legacy, while paving the way for a more democratic model of trade engagement for generations to come.
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The five conservative Republican men of the Supreme Court who ruled that the wealthy can buy elections and that regular Americans should lose protections of their right to vote will be condemned by historians for generations to come.
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We should be doing everything we can to protect them, not selling them off to temporarily feed our addiction to fossil fuels -- an addiction that threatens our children's ability to enjoy America's natural wonders for generations to come.
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However, they held a belief that a free people, secure in their rights and liberties and governed by their elected representatives, could establish their independence and create a nation that would be an example for generations to come.
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"We know that representation matters and that taking the first step to [elect] our first Latina for Congress is not just a milestone but a step for generations to come," she told the Houston Chronicle after her win.
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"The purpose of this series is to stimulate dialogue within each family about their history in the local community and the history of the samurai tradition, but a dialogue that will continue for generations to come," he said.
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ASTRAVETS, Belarus — Rising from the former potato and wheat fields of a collective farm, huge towers of concrete beckon to one of Europe's poorest countries with the promise of cheap, plentiful supplies of electricity for generations to come.
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"Let us continue to hear each other and partner with each other -- as public servants, police and members of the public -- and let us ensure our collective mission is what endures for generations to come," the statement said.
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But under the gilded surface, both sides of the Brexit divide have ominous warnings for the politicians in London: Dash our dreams and face a much deeper fissure that will bleed the United Kingdom for generations to come.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May refused to say whether she would vote for Brexit if there was another referendum, repeatedly avoiding giving an answer on an issue that will define Britain's fate for generations to come.
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Our unique strengths as a nation — our optimism and work ethic, our spirit of discovery, our diversity, our commitment to rule of law — these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come.
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But it's essential to remember that that political division itself was intentionally fostered by a conservative movement, led by another California Republican, Richard Nixon, whose "Southern Strategy" of dog-whistle racism largely redefined American politics for generations to come.
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In a step that will shape the United Kingdom's prosperity and global influence for generations to come, Britain is due to leave the European Union on March 29 next year, though the terms of the separation are still unclear.
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While I savored in the profoundness of our first Black president and first lady participating in the museum's launch, I thought about the 400 years of history this new cultural institution will affirm today and for generations to come.
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From the air we breathe to the food we eat to the climate we live in, how we protect and enhance the environment underpins the healthy and happy lives we all aspire to, now and for generations to come.
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"Most that are still around from the 1950s, '19423s and '70s know that Zsa Zsa Gabor is an American icon and the key link in the Gabor-Hilton dynasty, which will still exist for generations to come," Lozzi said.
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In the coming months, Latinos, and Americans of all backgrounds are counting on Congress to make good on their commitment to the LWCF and guarantee our families are able enjoy America's iconic landscapes and waterways for generations to come.
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Federal and state officials now are deciding how to divide the pot among hundreds of possible solutions and pick the ones that can best protect and benefit the people and wildlife of the Gulf Coast for generations to come.
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After all, Title X has served so many of our constituents for more than three decades; it has touched two generations of lives all across this country, and has the potential to improve countless more for generations to come.
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"Because of our two countries' nearly $700 billion trading relationship, our economies are inextricably linked, and our manufacturing workers depend on a strong deal that keeps us all growing and prospering for generations to come," Timmons and Darby said.
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His passing today marks a devastating and painful moment in time, but the legacy of Stan Lee, through his creative genius and his universes of characters, will continue to reach the world of true believers for generations to come.
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Rabbi Avraham Krieger, director of the Israeli Shem Olam institute sponsoring the project, said collecting the poems of Holocaust victims and turning them into contemporary music was a way to reach out to today's youth and generations to come.
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Nothing can undo the damage that Trump has already done and will continue to inflict, including the stacking of SCOTUS and lower courts with justices that will turn back the clock on hard-won rights for generations to come.
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And while the news sent its shares soaring by historic amounts last week, shedding assets and buying up its own stock isn't exactly a move befitting an aggressive investor who wants to shape the future for generations to come.
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But have you given serious thought to the planetary effects of what you eat and made changes that will protect not only terra firma and surrounding waters but also your health and the well-being of generations to come?
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"We are not planning to settle for Baby Shark hitting the music charts and getting YouTube views, but we are developing Pinkfong and Baby Shark into an entertainment brand that will be enjoyed by generations to come," she said.
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"The Palace of Westminster is in urgent need of repair and major work will be required to make it fit for use by Parliament and the public for generations to come," said Labour's Meg Hillier, chair of the PAC.
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" His passing today marks a devastating and painful moment in time, but the legacy of Stan Lee, through his creative genius and his universes of characters, will continue to reach the world of true believers for generations to come," Duffy added.
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If you love the NBA, it's almost impossible to overstate the significance of tonight, It's probably the biggest game the league has had in a generation, and whatever story ends up being written figures to be told for generations to come.
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As rumors about Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement swirl (He's the longest serving justice on the court.) and seats on federal benches across the country become vacant, Trump is poised to change the future of the judicial branch for generations to come.
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"It's our generation's responsibility to ensure that we record history for generations to come to understand the character and to understand the glorious human achievement of Nelson Mandela," Zelda La Grange, his personal presidential aide and the exhibition's guest curator, said.
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We encourage the Commission to seize this opportunity to make a brave, even monumental, gesture that will resonate for generations to come, rather than a politically expedient fix that will be easily absorbed– and quickly forgotten– by the status quo.
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As a biopic, "Race," directed by Stephen Hopkins and released in time for the 80th anniversary of the Berlin Games, has the potential for far greater reach, and therefore impact in our collective understanding of Owens for generations to come.
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The Supreme Court, now with a solid conservative majority after last year's appointment of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, has several cases on its docket this term that could have significant ramifications on American politics and social issues for generations to come.
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Knowing that policy decisions made over the next four years could impact the lives of hundreds of generations to come, we're more determined than ever to do not only our best work as scientists, but our best activism as citizens.
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"It is likely the single most important step we could take at this moment to limit the warming of our planet and limit the warming for generations to come," Secretary of State John Kerry told his fellow negotiators in Kigali.
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" Despite the rally, Netanyahu doubled down on his defense of the law on Sunday, saying it doesn&apost harm any citizens and was needed to "ensure the future of Israel as the state of the Jewish people for generations to come.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain struck a draft divorce deal with the European Union after more than a year of talks, thrusting Prime Minister Theresa May into a perilous battle over Brexit that could shape her country's prosperity for generations to come.
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Regarding the latter plague, for which the region has a dismal reputation even today, international cooperation of one sort or another has proved indispensable for bringing criminals to justice or at least naming and shaming them for generations to come.
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May's successor will inherit Britain's deepest political crisis in decades over how, when and whether it should leave the EU. The next leader's choices will affect the country's future role on the world stage and prosperity for generations to come.
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Todd Blecher, a Boeing spokesman, told Reuters it is working with the U.S. Air Force to deliver the first tanker before the end of the year and the new aircraft would be "the backbone of global mobility for generations to come".
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For me, there's no more meaningful thing I could be dedicating my time to and it kind of pays back some of the success and support I've had throughout my career, and I hope to amplify that for generations to come.
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It's a celebration of what I love about music: discovery, diversity and artistry for art's sake… It's about putting music together that will outlive me and live on for generations to come that is full of emotion, vibration and fun.
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"Working with President Trump and the Senate, we will deliver bold reforms this year that spur job creation, allow workers to keep more of their hard-earned paychecks, and improve the lives of all Americans for generations to come," he said.
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Updating and expanding our infrastructure will not only keep communities and front-line workers safe, but will also create jobs, spur local economies, increase the efficiency of these systems, and ensure that our nation's infrastructure is resilient for generations to come.
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That means the president will "look beyond the next election and instead talk about some of the most important issues that will shape our country for generations to come," according to a post from White House Chief Digital Officer Jason Goldman.
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"The practical and wise choice would be to protect and nurture what we have instead of allowing extractive activities which benefit a few and jeopardizes the future of generations to come," Lopez said in a text message to Reuters on Wednesday.
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" Secretary of State John Kerry, speaking to fellow negotiators in Kigali, said, "It is likely the single most important step we could take at this moment to limit the warming of our planet and limit the warming for generations to come.
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"We're here today to celebrate hope, to celebrate how technology gives us hope for the future, and a visual representation of a civilization that has been lost to us, that we hope for generations to come will be remembered," Glen said.
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We must leave the same legacy for the generations to come, by doing what is necessary to create a united and welcoming Korea — one that all Koreans, as well as all those seeking shelter from foreign conflicts, can call home.
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"We've come a long way together and it is my sincere hope that the progress we've made during our time in office will continue and that we can keep Wisconsin working for generations to come," Mr. Walker said in a statement.
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"Kirk's life was well lived, and he leaves a legacy in film that will endure for generations to come, and a history as a renowned philanthropist who worked to aid the public and bring peace to the planet," he wrote.
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In the coming months, my community, and communities across America, are counting on our leaders to make good on their commitment to the LWCF and guarantee our families are able enjoy America's iconic landscapes and waterways for generations to come.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, who oversaw the report, hoped it would become a seminal document for national security professionals for generations to come, a reminder of a dark and shameful period during which the American government succumbed to fear.
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Pat Forbes, an official with the state of Louisiana, which handled the purchase, said he hoped this first attempt in U.S. history to move an entire community losing its home to water would serve as a blueprint for generations to come.
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With the broad coalition of House and Senate members supporting bipartisan action, many American families are depending on reform in order to fulfill their God-given potential and have a positive impact on our communities for the generations to come. Rep.
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It will endure and be explored by generations to come, and that's quite a wonderful thing for a series that began with a rare, obscure import title that stood out amongst the triple-A pack to become a gaming classic.
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"To understand the chemistry down to the molecular level we have to get a sample back and take them to the best labs in this country and around the world now and for generations to come," added mission project scientist Jason Dworkin.
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"Our unique strengths as a nation — our optimism and work ethic, our spirit of discovery, our diversity, our commitment to the rule of law — these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come," he said.
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For Mr. Garber, whose bills are often paid with tax dollars because he is not representing a governor's personal interests, part of his job is ensuring that politics alone do not settle impeachments and undermine the authority of governors for generations to come.
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What lies ahead is the challenging work of uniting our businesses to create a dynamic, global entertainment company with the content, the platforms, and the reach to deliver industry-defining experiences that will engage consumers around the world for generations to come.
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Our unique strengths as a nation — our optimism and work ethic, our spirit of discovery and innovation, our diversity and commitment to the rule of law — these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come.
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Australian researchers combat bee decline with tiny trackers Among those steps are using sustainable agriculture, diversifying crops and eco-friendly food production, actions that may ensure that the story of the birds and the bees will be told for many generations to come.
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"A trade war never benefits anyone, so rather than pursuing a piecemeal tariffs approach, now is the time to seize the opportunity before us and work toward a U.S.-China trade agreement that will benefit American workers for generations to come," Timmons said.
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Sometimes, the only positive outcome of a death, and especially after the passing of figures that Black communities hold near, is the reminder of one's legacy and how we have to uphold our stories and memories and standards for future generations to come.
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"Aretha's music is going to be played long after we're gone and for generations to come, so it's only appropriate that she join these people who have lain in state to allow the public to say their goodbyes here," Mr. Hamilton said.
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The isolated base is one of the most striking symbols of Beijing's long push to transform Latin America and shape its future for generations to come — often in ways that directly undermine the United States' political, economic and strategic power in the region.
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"Their creative integrity and talent are second to none and I cannot wait for audiences to hear what they've brought - a fresh new perspective whose vocals will echo for generations to come," director Cary Joji Fukunaga said of Eilish and her brother.
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"I didn't come to Washington to impeach a president, I came here to do everything in my power to give Central Valley's working families a hand up and grow our local economy for generations to come," that freshman Democrat, Representative TJ Cox, tweeted.
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Focusing on the future of the business beyond the inherent goal of "being successful" is time consuming and cumbersome, but it is imperative for any boomer business owner who hopes to see his or her company be successful for generations to come.
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"There's an untold civil rights movement story that needs to be told here, not just for us, but for our children, grandchildren and all generations to come, regardless of nationality," said Council Member Fernando Cabrera, who sponsored the bill, in a press release.
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"Kirk's life was well lived, and he leaves a legacy in film that will endure for generations to come, and a history as a renowned philanthropist who worked to aid the public and bring peace to the planet," Michael added in a caption.
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" Michael Douglas said that his father's life "was well lived, and he leaves a legacy in film that will endure for generations to come, and a history as a renowned philanthropist who worked to aid the public and bring peace to the planet.
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Our unique strengths as a nation—our optimism and work ethic, our spirit of discovery and innovation, our diversity and commitment to the rule of law—these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come.
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Our unique strengths as a nation — our optimism and work ethic, our spirit of discovery and innovation, our diversity and commitment to the rule of law — these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come.
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Americans may mostly want to see lower costs for military-grade jets, but there's no denying that's relatively low on the public's priority list compared to wanting lower drug prices and anything that can help keep Medicare and Medicaid afloat for generations to come.
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"While a jury and judge have rendered their decisions, all of us who love Chicago and call this city home must continue to work together, listen to each other, and repair relationships that will make Chicago safer and stronger for generations to come," they said.
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"Meryl's enthralling body of work across a diverse set of genres has made her a role model over the past 40 years, and she will continue to do so for generations to come," Lorenzo Soria, the President of the HFPA said in a statement Wednesday.
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"We believe we have a responsibility, a mission, to enable every single human being to be able to document his or her life story and safeguard it for generations to come," Golan Levi, a user experience expert at MyHeritage, told news site Israeli21C in January.
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Considering the lack of knowledge about the potential impacts of climate change on permafrost degradation, it's also difficult to tell if the securities collected will be enough to deal with the damages, or if Canadians will be stuck with the bill for generations to come.
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"You need that solid environmental assessment process ahead of those projects to really tackle those long-term issues in a transparent and hopefully rigorous technical manner, but also in full consultation with those that are living on those lands for generations to come," he says.
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Nevada Conservation League's executive director Andy Maggi said in a statement about the Gold Butte National Monument, "This national monument will not only ensure that our history, landscapes and wildlife are conserved for generations to come, but will also boost our outdoor recreation economy."
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"While efforts to empower editors will help them continue to add more information and knowledge to the web, we also aim to support the long-term health of the Wikimedia projects so they are available for generations to come," Fuller wrote in a blog post.
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This Congress can cement a powerful legacy by giving those businesses a reason to continue spending here in the U.S., through legislation that helps ensure that our manufacturers have the skilled workforce to handle the work, not just today, but for generations to come.
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I just wish that another audience were watching and considering the merits of this candidate to the Supreme Court — who will surely be the deciding vote in some of the most consequential issues that will test the direction of our country for generations to come.
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" They added, "with the long-term fate of the Atlantic Ocean yet to be decided, we call on you to ensure these vital and spectacular resources are protected for generations to come by permanently protecting the Atlantic Ocean from all future oil and gas development.
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But when it comes to investments like this one, which will not only create safe and secure public transportation for generations to come but will also have immediate and positive economic impacts for the entire nation, it creates the possibility for a truly lasting legacy.
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"It will certainly take a broad-based coalition of agencies, and public and private groups working together to ensure a healthy Sagebrush biome (habitat) is available for generations to come," Virgil Moore, director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, said in the report.
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You can now teleport to Mars or the top of Mt. Everest and be back in time for breakfast, travel back to the Roman Colosseum for a gladiator fight and capture your baby's first steps for her family to revisit for generations to come.
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The only legitimate solution to this housing crisis is to repeal the state and local rules that restrict urban expansion and move decision making powers from local to state level to prevent NIMBY's from killing the American Dream for millennials and for generations to come.
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"The Bensalem Masjid is very pleased that a solution could be achieved, and looks forward to building a place of worship that can serve its members and their children for generations to come," Manzoor Chaudhry, a spokesman for the group, said in a statement.
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But opponents cite another simple reason the project should be stopped: After a decade of flat demand for electricity and the emergence of cheaper energy alternatives, the dam, they say, is an enormous boondoggle that will saddle taxpayers with huge debts for generations to come.
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The Vietnam War has inspired countless books and films over the last six decades, but this series from Mr. Burns, his co-director Lynn Novick and the writer Geoffrey C. Ward will probably become a definitive history of the conflict for generations to come.
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The verdict makes it likely that no one will be held criminally responsible for one of the worst nuclear accidents in history — a catastrophe that led to a global backlash against nuclear power and created environmental damage that will haunt Japan for generations to come.
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The verdict makes it likely that no one will be held criminally responsible for one of the worst nuclear accidents in history — a catastrophe that led to a global backlash against nuclear power and created environmental damage that will haunt Japan for generations to come.
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As outlined in its "Made in China 2025 strategy," Beijing is intent on capturing the entire EV supply chain for global strategic gain, as owning the next generation of transportation technology will give them significant economic and foreign policy leverage for generations to come.
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"Our unique strengths as a nation — our optimism and work ethic, our spirit of discovery and innovation, our diversity and commitment to the rule of law — these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come," Obama said.
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Britain is mired in its deepest political crisis in decades over how, when and whether it should leave the EU - a decision that will fall to May's successor and affect both its future role on the world stage and prosperity for generations to come.
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In response, Andy and Janice Aldrin released this statement: We are deeply disappointed and saddened by the unjustified lawsuit that has been brought against us individually and against the Foundation that we have built together as a family to carry on Dad's legacy for generations to come.
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"The stories that [women are] telling and the way in which we're doing it creates opportunities for not only our generation but the generations to come," the 50-year-old actress told pal Naomi Watts in an interview for TIME's 100 most influential people in the world.
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So if these films aren't enough, I suggest watching the later films My Dog Skip, Eight Below, Where the Red Fern Grows, and of course, Marley and Me. May these, and many more, inspire a new wave of heartbreaking and hilarious dog movies for generations to come!
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Implementing CMS's RFI — moving it from promising concept to tangible policy — is a logical next step for Medicare Part D. Building and improving upon the already successful legacy of the Medicare Part D program is the best way to ensure it continues to benefit generations to come.
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Obama's pledge, "If we do not change our politics … then the problems we've been talking about for the last generation will be the same ones that haunt us for generations to come," was used by Conor Friedersdorf in his liberal critique of Obama in The Atlantic.
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But it seems like Puerto Rico's political leaders are doing just that by opting to invest valuable political capital in Washington, D.C. on a recent referendum vote, while vital issues like budget cuts and fiscal consolidation threaten to compromise the socioeconomic prospects of generations to come.
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It is superfluous to say that Bly is one of the legends of contemporary poetry, which never got over its bewilderment at producing him; reasonably or not, he remains the prototypical non-modernist, the one who set in motion a poetics of intensity for generations to come.
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Word of warning: In a rare joint statement, the Confederation of British Industry and the Trades Union Congress said that a no-deal Brexit "would be felt by generations to come" and called the current situation "a national emergency," with the risk of that outcome soaring.
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"Our move to tabloid format is a big step towards making The Guardian financially sustainable and ensuring we can continue to invest in agenda-setting journalism for generations to come," Katharine Viner, editor in chief of Guardian News and Media, said in a statement on Sunday.
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"How are we going to look back in half a century's time and regret the fact that we've built a more sustainable, flourishing future for many more generations to come?" asks lead author Tim Lenton, director of the Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter.
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"Assam is on the brink of a crisis which would not only lead to a loss of nationality and liberty of a large group of people but also erosion of their basic rights - severely affecting the lives of generations to come," Amnesty said in a statement.
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With the help of Idaho business professionals, the support of our legislators who understand what's at stake and for the benefit of the communities and state that we love, I know we will achieve our goals for building a stronger, smarter, more competitive Idaho for generations to come.
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Middleton recently launched a UK-wide survey, "5 Big Questions on the Under Fives," which "aims to spark a national conversation on the early years that will ultimately help bring about positive, lasting change for generations to come," according to a press release from Kensington Palace obtained by Insider.
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"I'm delighted that the City Council is supportive of my earlier efforts to safeguard Baltimore City's water system and require that it is always operated in the best interests of those who rely on it, and for generations to come," Pugh said in a statement to the Sun.
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"The reform that I've looked at is really doing exactly what he says: keeping the benefits for those seniors and those who are about to retire in place and intact, and then modifying entitlements over time and making those reforms as it hits the generations to come," he said.
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Read more: 7 royals who rejected their titles, and the surprising reasons whyWhether or not Mozzi is made an official royal, Fitzwilliams summed it up best when he said that Beatrice's choice to marry him would certainly help shape the dynamic of the royal family for generations to come.
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"It was not only the most sustainable, cost-effective, long-term energy option for the cathedral, but the option that best aligns with the greater good of New York, and not just today, but for generations to come," said Monsignor Robert T. Ritchie, the rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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"The approved plans keep the commitment of this administration to the families and communities of Utah that know and love this land the best and will care for these resources for many generations to come," said Casey Hammond, the Interior Department's acting assistant secretary for land and minerals management.
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Speaking at the Capitol Hill ceremony alongside Republican and Democratic congressional leaders, Trump recounted Dole's decades of service, from his stint as a soldier during World War II to his time as the long-serving Senate Republican leader -- a legacy the President said would endure for generations to come.
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He served on the D.C. circuit for 2033 years, but that&aposs not the point in a politically polarized country where, at the moment, as everybody here said, by the way, basically what you&aposre going to have is five hard right votes that will control America for generations to come.
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After years in exile, Nymeria brought her people to Westeros, where she married a member of House Martell and combined their forces to defeat the various kings of Dorne, uniting the land under her rule and establishing House Martell as a dominant force in the Seven Kingdoms for generations to come.
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"Like Edison with his light bulb, Marconi with his radio, Bell with his telephone, the Wright Brothers with their flying machine, we have an opportunity to transform the way people live – and in doing so, a more important task, which is to safeguard the future for generations to come," he said.
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And though many of these themes continue to find new life in the generations to come, the music in Pokémon has evolved into something more like a language; like a Pokédex of unique building blocks that all work together to make Pokémon into the immersive and immediately recognizable world it is.
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And the leadership at the US Department of Commerce has been working hard to lay the foundation for that transparency in a way that will enable a strong digital economy to endure well past this Administration and benefit American competitiveness for generations to come — with the help of government data.
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Much is riding on AT&T's long-term prosperity, and we believe the Plan outlined above – especially its emphasis on fewer distractions and greater focus on running AT&T's mission-critical businesses as well as possible – is the best way to ensure that this goal is met for generations to come.
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More from yesterday's scoop by Michael de la Merced and Andrew: "This will both broaden the ownership across the firm and help us remain employee controlled for generations to come," Bridgewater's co-chief executives, David McCormick and Eileen Murray, wrote in a letter to clients that was reviewed by DealBook.
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" The group, Americans Take Action, describes itself on its website as "a network of populists who believe that the American government should represent we the people once again, that the economy should work for all of us, and that the internet should remain free and open for generations to come.
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If we're good enough for those hospitals, we should qualify for the VA. Offering clerkships at the VA to qualified USIMGs like myself would reduce the workload of those currently in the system, providing much needed medical care for those in need, and preparing a new cadre of physicians for generations to come.
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The relationship between the ESA and national parks has the power to benefit our nation for generations to come – but only if Americans continue to defend the ESA and encourage policymakers to give federal and state fish and wildlife professionals the financial support they need to protect America's most threatened and endangered species.
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"We see this agreement with Oklahoma as an extension of our commitment to help drive solutions to the opioid addiction crisis, and we pledge Purdue's ongoing support to the National Center and the life-saving work it will do for generations to come," Craig Landau, Purdue Pharma's CEO said in a statement.
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I believe that the fact that this moment at times is so painful and terrifying might actually be a source of hope — because usually the things that matter, the things that make change, and the things that last for generations to come are painful and terrifying for the generations that initiated them.
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Whether it is gaming, purchasing patents, natural resource development, providing financial services, or any of the many economic opportunities tribes engage in across the country, the only way for Indian Country to provide a better future for the generations to come – and a better economy for the country - is to fully exercise sovereignty.
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"Repatriated Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh will never be able to settle down in their own ancestral lands and villages, rather than spending not only the rest of their lives but also the lives of their next generations to come in those concentration camps," the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) said in a statement on Twitter.
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Hirohito's speech ended with a clarion call for his country members to strive for peace: "It is according to the dictates of time and fate that we have resolved to pave the way for a grand peace for all the generations to come by enduring the unendurable and suffering what is not sufferable," he declared.
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They understand that not voting at all, or throwing their votes away on third-party candidates who can't win, will not accomplish their ultimate objective: not only to defeat Trump, but to defeat him so decisively that his brand of hateful and demagogic politics will never gain the Republican nomination for generations to come.
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As part of an $85033 billion package of incentives meant to keep a major Boeing assembly line open in the Puget Sound region, the state pledged to spend millions on science, technology, engineering and mathematics education as early as elementary school, so that the company will have a qualified local workforce for generations to come.
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They Republicans understand that not voting at all, or throwing their votes away on third-party candidates who can't win, will not accomplish their ultimate objective: not only to defeat Trump, but to defeat him so decisively that his brand of hateful and demagogic politics will never gain the Republican nomination for generations to come.
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"Thanks to the support of Cade Tompkins Projects, I am pleased to see this series of prints enter the permanent collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where I hope it will be enjoyed by generations to come and the words of the late poet Craig Arnold will continue to reach new audiences," Perrone said.
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If we shift our ideas about dependency and decline, enable older adults to stay actively and meaningfully in the game, build companies that serve their needs and aspirations, and invest in lifelong health and learning, we'll ensure a better future, not just for this generation of older adults, but for the generations to come.
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"At this fateful hour for the people of Israel, while I am in the United States on a historic mission to shape the final borders of Israel and safeguard our security for generations to come, another show in the immunity-removal circus is set to begin," Netanyahu wrote on his Facebook page before his indictment.
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It was a move that backfired spectacularly and led to the dramatic announcement that he'll quit as Britain's prime minister in the aftermath of the Brexit vote -- an era-defining moment that will no doubt lead to him being remembered for generations to come as the man who took the country out of the European Union.
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Meryl Streep to receive Cecil B. DeMille Award "Meryl's enthralling body of work across a diverse set of genres has made her a role model over the past 40 years, and she will continue to do so for generations to come," Lorenzo Soria, the President of the HFPA, said of the eight-time Golden Globe winner.
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"What it means is that any product with the MSC eco label, we guarantee that from your plate to the fishery where it was caught, things have been managed in a sustainable way, that there will be fish and seafood for future generations to come," Daniel Allamand, Hilton Worldwide's vice president of supply management in Asia Pacific, told CNBC.
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"The one thing you can be absolutely sure of — nothing is going to happen on the surface of New England involving volcanic activity in your lifetime or that of countless generations to come given its current geological situation," Stanley Mertzman, a volcanologist at Franklin and Marshall College who had no involvement with the study, said via email.
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"It's deeply important to me that little boys and girls from my primary school and many others across my country, the region and the continent, now and in generations to come, get to enjoy the majestic creatures that are part of their heritage and that we have been entrusted to protect," said the award-winning playwright.
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"President Trump's commitment to American leadership in artificial intelligence, 5G wireless, quantum science, and advanced manufacturing will ensure that these technologies serve to benefit the American people and that the American innovation ecosystem remains the envy of the world for generations to come," said Michael Kratsios, deputy assistant to the president for technology policy, in a statement. https://twitter.
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And for millions of adults, the size of their parents' bank accounts growing up is still influencing the course of their lives -- the neighborhood they live in, the job they have, the size of their student loan debt and the size of their own bank account -- factors that will shape the lives of their children and generations to come.
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"President Trump's commitment to American leadership in artificial intelligence, 5G wireless, quantum science, and advanced manufacturing will ensure that these technologies serve to benefit the American people and that the American innovation ecosystem remains the envy of the world for generations to come," Michael Kratsios, Deputy Assistant to the President for Technology Policy, said in the statement.
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If he is confirmed, he will shape the course of American jurisprudence for generations to come, filling the seat long occupied by the retired Justice Anthony M. Kennedy — a critical swing vote on divisive matters like same-sex marriage and abortion — with a committed conservative who would push a rightward-leaning court even further in that direction.
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"Our high levels of incarceration in the U.S. - particularly in the past 30 years - will have consequences for generations to come as children of incarcerated parents grow up," said William Copeland, senior author of the study and director of research in the Vermont Center for Children, Youth, and Families at the University of Vermont College of Medicine in Burlington.
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So please stay in the game, no matter what, and continue the fight our ancestors fought with fewer means and resources, not just so that we could bicker on social media, but so that we could continue to improve conditions for each other and make the path that much better, healthier and clearer for the generations to come.
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And this moment in time will be looked back upon for generations to come, when those of us who lived through it will have to answer one question: When our country was faced with a president like this, a person who sank so low to win his election, what did we do to try and stop him?
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"By making it easier for our youth to access these lands and even to participate in helping us maintain and protect their resources, we are ensuring all Americans for generations to come will have the opportunity to experience a national forest, hike its trails, gaze at its mountain peaks, and row in its streams," he said.
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" - Lawrence Summers, former Obama economic adviser and World Bank official, in CNN interview "This decision is an immoral assault on the public health, safety and security of everyone on this planet ... I am committing to honor the goals of the Paris agreement with an executive order in the coming days, so our city can remain a home for generations to come.
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"She will be sorely missed, but never forgotten, and this is what Daphne drew the most comfort from in her final weeks; knowing that her memory and work would continue with the tiny steps of baby elephants for generations to come and that the work that she pioneered has been able to achieve so much for wildlife and wild places throughout Kenya."
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Down in the basement of the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, known worldwide as a treasure trove of medical history, there's a "bone room," with racks upon racks of human remains: a wet lab full of brains, hearts, and fetuses floating in glass jars, and a conservation lab filled with tools that help keep this unusual collection intact for generations to come.
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"This case is a stark life-and-death reminder how much is at stake this fall and what's on the ballot right now: Democrats must nominate the candidate whom they know can beat Trump and bring along the Senate, to ensure we can protect our health care for generations to come," Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said in a statement.
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"This case is a stark, life-and-death reminder how much is at stake this fall and what's on the ballot right now: Democrats must nominate the candidate whom they know can beat Trump and bring along the Senate, to ensure we can protect our health care for generations to come," Joe Biden said in a statement from his campaign.
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As we enter the next election cycle and look ahead to the progress that needs to be made over the next four years, it is my belief that it is time for the U.S. to disrupt ourselves, starting with establishing a new form of capitalism driven by startups that have the potential to lead in innovation, job creation, and inclusion for generations to come.
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" Thompson continued that the company wants to help spread the voices of those who use the national parks the most: "We are therefore hopeful that (Zinke) listens to the voices of people who have already spoken out and recommends a path that protects and invests in our national public lands for generations to come, thereby sustaining the outdoor infrastructure that sustains our industry and society.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE promised American taxpayers, including millions of small business owners, that they would pay lower taxes, keep more of their money and reap the economic benefits of tax reform for generations to come.
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Yes, the suffering of Syrians and Yemenis might seem like a distant and abstract problem in the midst of our addiction to political entertainment and flowery speeches, but unless we wake up and demand real action to stop the suffering over there, we might find ourselves caught off-guard over here, and you and I might end up paying the price of this willful ignorance for generations to come.
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When their country needed them, five of America's most powerful and influential film directors left behind the glamor of Hollywood to risk their lives and careers on the battlefields of World War II. For each director-turned-soldier, the experience of the war, and the footage they captured, not only changed their lives forever, but also influenced the way in which the American public would understand the Second World War for generations to come.
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If Ginsburg is forced to step down from the court, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will have the opportunity to nominate a third justice, likely cementing the court's conservative majority and pushing its ideological balance even farther to the right for generations to come.
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I also urge President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to fix this, for the betterment of the country, so that Indian Americans can continue their socioeconomic contributions and help make this country greater for generations to come.
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It's exciting and fitting that we make Global Fishing Watch public at this moment, in conjunction with the Our Ocean conference, since this is a way for world leaders, researchers, journalists, nongovernmental organizations and everyday citizens who care about the oceans to help make sure that our oceans continue to be a thriving natural resource for all us, and that they maintain their capability to help feed the world for generations to come.
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"This book shares personal reflections, speeches, and essays from over the course of my career that focus on the remarkable gift the framers left us in the Constitution and the responsibility we all share to ensure it remains strong for generations to come," Gorsuch said in a statement through his publisher, per the AP. The publisher, Crown Forum, said the book will reflect on the entirety of Gorsuch's life, from when he was a child in Colorado through his confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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"For us to be able to protect and preserve this national monument, to extend it, and, most importantly, to interact with native Hawaiians and other stakeholders so that the way we protect and manage this facility is consistent with ancient traditions and the best science available, this is going to be a precious resource for generations to come," Mr. Obama told reporters after touring the 2.4-square-mile atoll in a golf cart motorcade and receiving a briefing from the Fish and Wildlife Service officials who manage it.
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Here are a few more highlights:o $1m for the Cultural Antiquities Task Forceo $6.25m for the Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservationo $20m for Countering Foreign State Propagandao $12m for Countering State Disinformation and Pressure o $5m for Vietnam Education Foundation Grantso $85033m for Commission on Security and Co-operation in Europeo $15m to USAID for promoting international higher education between universitieso $2.696bn for International Disaster Assistance Instead of being fiscally responsible, which would enable a more stable economy, Congress passed the burden of debt onto generations to come.
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These rollbacks from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerEPA walks back use of 'cyanide bombs' to protect livestock from wild animals EPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects New Mexico says EPA abandoned state in fight against toxic 'forever chemicals' MORE – a former coal lobbyist – will leave more dangerous pollution in our communities and set climate progress back for generations to come.
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