That goes hand in hand with what we are doing.
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Fire in the Amazon goes hand in hand with deforestation.
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Environmental crackdown goes hand in hand with "unofficial" sector crackdown.
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But it goes hand in hand with the outsider thing.
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This all goes hand in hand with Haraway's non-naturalist philosophy.
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Secrecy also often goes hand in hand with limited financial literacy.
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Denial goes hand in hand with other forms of ideological extremism.
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This goes hand in hand with our brain's tendency toward cognitive laziness.
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"Workplace safety goes hand in hand with workplace equity," its authors write.
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Taking action on climate change goes hand-in-hand with economic growth.
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Admitting when you're wrong goes hand-in-hand with asking for input.
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More From Tonic: Binge Eating Often Goes Hand in Hand With ADD
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Something I've learned is that beauty goes hand in hand with self-love.
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IF normally goes hand in hand with a more "flexible" approach to dieting.
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That's a policy that "goes hand in hand" with reducing inequality, she said.
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I think that writing about women goes hand in hand with horror writing.
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Having the proper insurance goes hand-in-hand with having an emergency fund.
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Fat Derangement Syndrome goes hand-in-hand with a profound lack of empathy.
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This fear goes hand in hand with a fear that immigrants won't assimilate.
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And I do think that civility goes hand in hand with being hopeful.
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The state's compassionate conservatism goes hand-in-hand with an unusually functional bureaucracy.
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It only shows that more activity goes hand-in-hand with greater happiness.
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For one, eating during the evening often goes hand in hand with mindless nibbling.
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The sexual frankness of these heroines goes hand in hand with their general bluntness.
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Growing wealth generally goes hand in hand with more concern for the local environment.
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The risk of profligacy goes hand-in-hand with the danger of "pro-cyclicality".
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The supportive structure of Time's Up goes hand in hand with Waithe's personal ethos.
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Costco's in-house Kirkland Signature brand goes hand-in-hand with its low prices.
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Economic success goes hand in hand with the well-being of mothers and babies.
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For women, being polite often goes hand in hand with self-doubt and subservience.
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Usually, the first "I love you" goes hand-in-hand with an official, accepted proposal.
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A recognition of the absurd often goes hand-in-hand with a recognition of injustice.
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And what goes hand-in-hand with binge-watching your favorite series, old and new?
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And the interesting thing about when you're curious, it goes hand in hand with humility.
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This goes hand-in-hand with how WalkMe has grown and evolved its own business.
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"Artists tap into an emotional base that goes hand-in-hand with conservation," French said.
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Which goes hand-in-hand with ... When it comes to pics, size truly doesn't matter.
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But this can only work if it goes hand in hand with the Brexit process.
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Experts believe it goes hand-in-hand with healthy habits that can improve our longevity.
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And the hypermasculinity of men usually goes hand in hand with the hypersexualization of women.
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For Trump and his followers, restoring America's greatness goes hand-in-hand with restoring traditional values.
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Exercise goes hand-in-hand with diet, and I really want to know what you ate.
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His understanding of the aesthetic goes hand-in-hand with his knowledge of the music itself.
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Low income often goes hand in hand with food insecurity and reliance on less healthful foods.
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But his diffidence goes hand in hand with sensitivity, hyper-alertness and a scorpion-tailed wit.
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Accomplishment, with wide impact, matters as much, and it often goes hand in hand with fame.
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As in their previous videos, here too cultural empowerment goes hand in hand with personal acquisitiveness.
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"Strong resource development goes hand in hand with strong environmental protection," the prime minister said via Twitter.
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That goes hand-in-hand with an existing policy that keeps Facebook from fact-checking politicians' speech.
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It goes hand-in-hand with a rising belief that the gender binary is a social construct.
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London, like New York, is known for a frenetic nightlife that goes hand-in-hand with booze.
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MM: That's the first part, and it goes hand in hand with the transformation of the economy.
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This goes hand-in-hand with Apple's announcement of a new iPad that also supports Apple Pencil.
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Embracing what it is about you that makes you an individual goes hand in hand with that.
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Fear of failure goes hand in hand with slow, conservative decision making that can squelch innovative ideas.
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On the contrary, new research shows that population growth goes hand-in-hand with more abundant resources.
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Matt Quigley: That goes hand-in-hand with a lot of stuff that happens in this industry.
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The perception of bias goes hand in hand with an unmet expectation for objective, or "unbiased," reporting.
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He's a blacksmith, forging steel, and there's a certain physique that goes hand in hand with that.
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Her gaining notoriety goes hand in hand with her efforts to help these organizations that she supports.
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Bad behavior in the restaurant business often goes hand in hand with the copious consumption of alcohol.
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Exercising more, for example, easily goes hand in hand with outlays for gym memberships, classes and fitness gear.
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Which then brings us to look at another sector that often goes hand in hand with financial services.
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That goes hand-in-hand with the other reason life expectancy is dropping: a rise in drug overdoses.
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"Trophy hunting is immoral and cruel," he said, adding that it often goes hand in hand with poaching.
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It very much goes hand-in-hand with the development of the Berlin food scene as a whole.
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And that goes hand-in-hand with.... The most boring bullet point is also the most exciting development.
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Parla's love for the Italian capital's carbohydrate-rich foods goes hand in hand with her love of running.
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This assistance often goes hand-in-hand with filtering technologies and advice on how to control online dissent.
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Boosting encryption similarly goes hand in hand with the increased reliability for mobile device users promised by 5G.
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It kind of goes hand in hand with those two, sort of my transition into not drinking anymore.
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She was a master of painting the void, that raw emptiness that goes hand in hand with depression.
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The security of our cyber infrastructure is a collective problem, and it goes hand-in-hand with privacy.
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In Dark Souls games, the high difficulty obviously goes hand in hand with a high level of frustration.
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The growth of the app goes hand-in-hand with the spread of mobile internet in rural India.
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CBT goes hand in hand with ET, which gradually encourages patients to face the troubling thoughts and fears directly.
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Knowing your goal goes hand in hand with knowing your purpose, but focuses on the outcomes of the conversation.
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It is no accident that Mr. Trump's affinity for conspiracy theories goes hand in hand with his authoritarian instincts.
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Pyongyang, however, prefers a gradual process of disarmament that goes hand-in-hand with U.S. economic and security concessions.
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Over the next couple years, Nong Am learned that unpredictability goes hand-in-hand with fighters from outside Thailand.
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Why can't HIV testing be something that goes hand-in-hand with having our cholesterol checked every six months?
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All this goes hand in hand with the fact that social media tends to skew younger and more liberal.
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Popular Force's alleged authoritarianism also goes hand in hand with its aversion to scrutiny and the corruption that permits.
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This is an attitude that goes hand in hand with abuse, and it's not one on offer to most women.
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Grindcore is loose, open agression, pure unadultered, raw emotion that goes hand-in-hand with the theme of class warfare.
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Also, it appears as though, in the universe of the initial letter, such caretaking goes hand-in-hand with ownership.
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But the right is where the paranoid style goes hand in hand with real power, and can do real damage.
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"* In addition, he said, "we're getting rid of regulations which goes hand in hand with the lowering of the taxes.
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Especially when it goes hand in hand with a culture where, for decades, casual sexism has not been called out.
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This one goes hand in hand with the theory that the Umbers are planning to do some Bolton-based back-stabbing.
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Why this matters: This goes hand in hand with the policy that led the far-right leader to victory: fighting corruption.
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Besides, wanting to spend all your time around food often goes hand-in-hand with generally appreciating a variety of ingredients.
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All these drawings make visible a process of experimentation, which goes hand in hand with the mobility of the artist's standpoint.
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He makes the opposite case: properly integrating newcomers, he insists, goes "hand-in-hand" with showing that migration is under control.
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That's a part of the Destination Disney Line that we just launched, but that goes hand in hand with my compact.
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In fact, corporations' ability to raise their leverage against workers goes hand-in-hand with the decline of the labor movement.
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It's a question that goes hand in hand with examining the popular reaction to The Room, which is to ridicule it.
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This goes hand in hand with helping to educate street users of all types on how to enjoy these new facilities.
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She's been in the business long enough to recognize that strong critical reception goes hand-in-hand with huge album sales.
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But if you are heavily invested in stocks, exposure to downturn risk goes hand-in-hand with the sky-high market.
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"Cooking goes hand-in-hand with being a performer—you want people to enjoy what you're doing," Robert Earl Keen observes.
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This abuse of power goes hand in hand with all the other abuses of power that Donald Trump has engaged in.
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Policy experts point out that addiction goes hand-in-hand with other mental health disorders, such as mood disorders and depression.
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The rollback of women's protections doesn't impact just women but goes hand-in-hand with an overarching decline in human rights.
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"Increasing livestock production goes hand in hand with raising farm animals safe from various diseases," said Kim according to the newspaper.
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Not that it's preachy, but the constant connectedness goes hand-in-hand with surveillance, and with the spread of destructive ideas.
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The way we see it, hair growth — be it changing length, texture, or color — often goes hand in hand with personal growth.
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I'm really interested in this idea of transformation in Jinn , because that goes hand-in-hand with contradictions and coming of age.
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"Economic security at home goes hand in hand with national security abroad," said Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council.
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This will be true for many other health issues too, including tuberculosis, which goes hand in hand with HIV in many settings.
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Tapeworms can be transmitted if a dog swallows an infected flea (treating flea infestations goes hand in hand with treating tapeworm infections).
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Illegal fishing often goes hand in hand with forced labor and trafficking, as well as destruction of wild fish stocks, experts say.
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He is also seizing on one of history's durable rules: changing a nation goes hand-in-hand with changing its rail system.
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Democratisation goes hand in hand with decentralisation, to redress the lopsided balance of power between London and the rest of the country.
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The power of our devices is the power to shape an image, even if it goes hand-in-hand with our own surveillance.
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The impulsive post-breakup chop may be the most universal proof that a fresh 'do goes hand-in-hand with a fresh start.
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He has promised to cut America's trade deficit, which, as a matter of national accounting, goes hand in hand with borrowing from abroad.
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Some shoppers will probably prefer this, as it doesn't come with any of the stress that goes hand in hand with Black Friday.
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"Part of having money is celebrating its value by sharing it with others, and this goes hand in hand with good financial health."
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It's also about recognizing that the spirit of Thanksgiving is one of gratitude, which psychological research finds goes hand-in-hand with humility.
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Urban development usually goes hand in hand with asphalt and other materials that are nonporous so water runs without being absorbed by soil.
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SELC argues the order goes hand in hand with Trump's February order directing agencies to repeal two rules for every new rule issued.
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The most common obstacle goes hand in hand with the second most popular response — "low salary," which about 20 percent of respondents cited.
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Horror movies show us what we fear, and what we fear typically goes hand in hand with what kinds of laws we pass.
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It's important to remember that the emergence of robots, drones, and self-driving cars goes hand in hand with the development of the smartphone.
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The color green goes hand in hand with the holiday — almost as much as the classic Irish-American meal of corned beef and cabbage.
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The two aren't very public about their relationship, especially now that the Kushner name goes hand-in-hand with the current White House administration.
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The rise of dollar stores goes hand in hand with the decline of American malls, says Yaromir Steiner, a mall pioneer in Columbus, Ohio.
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"MariaDB's success as an open source technology goes hand-in-hand with its growing popularity in the commercial market," he said in a statement.
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" ANDREW NORTON, DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT "Poverty goes hand-in-hand with precarious lives that are extremely vulnerable to ecological collapse.
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It goes hand in hand with the need for mutual respect and engagement from family members who may not live close to one another.
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The program goes hand in hand with the Trump administration's push to entice emitters to comply with environmental regulations outside of the legal system.
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Luck goes hand in hand with the consistently shrewd decisions Chicago's front office will need to make, no matter what they choose to do.
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Played with an exuberant lack of inhibition by Audrey Tautou, Marie's casual attitude toward consent and partnering goes hand in hand with her unresponsiveness.
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Scott Elmore, vice president of communications at the Airports Council International, an airport lobby, said wildlife management goes hand in hand with airline safety.
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That sentiment goes hand in hand with the video's opening scene: Kim K.'s infamous snake reference bursting into a flock of pastel-colored butterflies.
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The result is work that communicates the kind of frank openness that goes hand-in-hand with the decision to let go of being pretty.
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Deep learning goes hand-in-hand with artificial intelligence (AI), which could make the US military much more lethal — but there are serious ethical considerations.
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At the same time, for the new workers of the sharing economy, the need for protection goes hand-in-hand with the quest for flexibility.
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Despite the ongoing stress that goes hand-in-hand with the daily headlines about politicians, votes, and Article 50, the Harry Potter author remains undeterred.
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Both he and Yergin said the U.S. for the first time is far less worried about energy security, which goes hand in hand with independence.
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And if you let your extraordinary light shine you will cast a shadow, a dark pool of fear that goes hand in hand with courage.
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The show might have hope, but it's smart enough to know that hope always goes hand in hand with fear, at least a little bit.
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President Trump is the greatest American president in generations and his love for Poland goes hand in hand with his affection for Law and Justice.
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Mr. Jafri of Withers Worldwide said that personal safety goes hand in hand with education for many of the world's millionaires when considering a move.
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It should be no surprise that overindulgence goes hand in hand with these celebratory social events – and leads to hangover regrets a few hours later.
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It should be no surprise that overindulgence goes hand in hand with these celebratory social events -- and leads to hangover regrets a few hours later.
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Central banks in countries around the world have been printing cash to prop up their struggling economies, but that goes hand in hand with inflation.
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She is up for re-election as party leader in December and has made clear that the post goes hand in hand with being chancellor.
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This interest in peace goes hand in hand with a brisk business in arms; China sells more weapons in sub-Saharan Africa than any other nation.
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That goes hand-in-hand with how SonicFox turned the phrase "im gay" into his battle cry, both during matches and Twitter showdowns with right wingers.
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The sweet, tangy and spicy condiment has been a favourite here for a decade, and goes hand-in-hand with the fast food chain's Chicken McNuggets.
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This "usually goes hand in hand" with the presence of carfentanil, Lt. Tom Fallon of the Hamilton County Heroin Task Force in Ohio said on Friday.
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The fetish sometimes goes hand in hand with microphilia, the love of tiny people—say, the victim of a shrink-ray accident in a giantess fantasy.
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We caught up with Rivoire to talk more about the dream WinAmp gadget, his influences, and how 3D art goes hand in hand with electronic music.
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Conventional wisdom holds that economic growth goes hand in hand with increased air pollution, but EPA's report would seem to turn that thinking on its head.
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It just goes hand-in-hand with rock n' roll because you can sing, play guitar or drums when you're drunk, but you can't do that skateboarding.
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It goes hand-in-hand with the DIY ethic that's so important to the community, no matter how badly neglected these parts of the city can feel.
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Glow goes hand in hand with hydration and that why I think the new BareMinerals Complexion Rescue Hydrating Foundation Stick Broad Spectrum SPF 25 is so good.
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Greg Chen, director of government relations at the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said Cornyn and McCaul's bill goes "hand in hand" with Trump's overall mass deportation plan.
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This sort of corruption goes hand in hand with the more intimate kind: looting state coffers for your own benefit and that of your friends and family.
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This year, Taco Bell proved that its food goes hand in hand with romance when it introduced a wedding package at its flagship store in Las Vegas.
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Honestly, whenever I think of my first fashion vision and when I knew I really wanted to do it, it goes hand in hand with Sonia Rykiel.
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And as Williams tells PEOPLE, "supporting women's rights has always been a passion of mine" — a cause that goes hand-in-hand with her Purple Purse partnership.
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"I think that rosé is a type of beverage that goes hand in hand with an outdoor summer environment," van Bakergem said of people's loyalty to the drink.
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This practice goes hand-in-hand with the next step, which is creating a sexicon (a lexicon of your own vocabulary, phrases, nicknames, situations, etc.) with your partner.
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"It's really disruptive, and in a way it goes hand in hand with his presidency," Hillary Steinberg, 56, said at a restaurant in the Las Vegas Arts District.
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National Front Vice President Florian Philippot, who strongly opposes France's involvement in the European Union, said changing the party's name goes hand in hand with the party's transformation.
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Kjartansson's brand of performance art, in which Nordic gloom goes hand in hand with non-ironic humor, has made him one of the busiest artists on the planet.
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So far, we've only just touched the fantasy world that we're trying to create, and we want to build something that from goes hand-in-hand with the music.
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Their animosity toward the Islamic Republic runs deep: Bolton has advocated for regime change in the country, and Pompeo believes countering Iran goes hand in hand with supporting Israel.
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Few doubt a growing U.S. economy that's near full employment can absorb some normalization of interest rates from near zero, and a higher dollar goes hand in hand with that.
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James Laxton's cinematography is appealingly saturated and rich, a style that goes hand in hand with Caroline Eselin's arresting '70s costumes, full of bright primary colors to optimize visual pleasure.
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The move is also bound to affect the rise of influencers, whose ability to make money promoting products goes hand-in-hand with the amount of engagement their posts receive.
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The move is also bound to affect the rise of influencers, whose ability to make money promoting products goes hand-in-hand with the amount of engagement their posts receive.
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This goes hand in hand with a greater effort on behalf of the Chinese government to protect endangered wildlife, which has implemented a total ban on ivory products last year.
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See, the Jamaican tourist department—who have been involved with the festival—are keen for the journalists to show a side of Jamaica that goes hand in hand with Tmrw.
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This goes hand in hand with phishing emails because, clients of investment advisory firms are frequently having their email accounts compromised and sophisticated hackers are immediately targeting the victim's financial adviser.
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Each of the 15 installations, spread across Los Angeles public parks, takes food as a subject in a city where rising housing precarity goes hand in hand with increased food insecurity.
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This often goes hand in hand with a particular interpretation of America's earliest years, which insists that the founding fathers planned to establish a Christian nation, not a religiously neutral one.
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Protesting would have violated the sanctity of the men-only space, and would have risked interfering with the bonding that goes hand in hand with the objectification of the other sex.
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Risk tolerance simply means how much stock market turbulence you can stomach, and goes hand-in-hand with asset allocation, or the mix of your portfolio's stocks, bonds and other investments.
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Courtney's concerns are well-founded, as the gun violence epidemic is alive and well in the U.S. Many times, it goes hand-in-hand with cases of domestic violence and abuse.
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The idea that men have to be providers and protectors, Glick said, goes hand in hand with the "boys will be boys" attitude that's often used to excuse men's bad behavior.
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Stray Kids know that this feeling they're communicating with "Side Effects" — one of disorientation, fear, and confusion that goes hand-in-hand with growing up — is one they share with Stay.
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Employers would do well to remember that this ambient work goes hand in hand with ambient play, though: Facebook and Twitter report that their sites are most active during office hours.
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Pluto's reputation as "the destroyer" planet goes hand in hand with Scorpio's penchant for the unconventional — no wonder millennials have been blamed for "killing" so many so-called fixtures of American life.
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A newly invented motor that's both tiny and powerful goes hand in hand with that vision, providing compact spacecraft with the ability to adjust their position without using a drop of fuel.
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Asset Allocation Targeting: This goes hand-in-hand with Investment Tracking, as the robo advisor allows you to see if you are overweight or underweight in any of the significant equity groups.
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Of course, talking with children about bullying and safety concerns before and after these free-play experiences goes hand in hand with giving them the freedom to engage in such wondrous activities.
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He means: Is there a way we can bring more of the Orthodox into such a heavily secular party, given that religious observance generally goes hand-in-hand with right-wing beliefs?
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The lack of commitment of middle-class and wealthy Americans to having and parenting their own children goes hand in hand with our elite's casual approach to other issues – in particular, mass immigration.
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The increase goes hand in hand with Mr. Trump's proposal to cut foreign aid, including programs that military officials say contribute to global stability and are seen as important in avoiding future conflicts.
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It has a high balance requirement This goes hand-in-hand with the last point: If your bank charges fees when you fall below a certain balance, it might be time to leave.
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That should also factor in the cost of selling one home before you buy another, which goes hand in hand with the arduous task of sorting and selling the bulk of its contents.
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The artist says the process for each photoshoot is very systematic and goes hand in hand with the major moon phases that occur every two weeks; the new moon and the full moon.
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A quick scroll through said female climber's Instagram will quickly inform you that you very well could — if you're ready to commit to the training and lifestyle that goes hand in hand with climbing.
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LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - A common European sovereign bond would make sense if it goes hand in hand with fiscal integration across the euro bloc, Italy's debt management chief, Davide Iacovoni, said on Wednesday.
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The parallel universe American evangelism has created for itself — manifested in separate colleges and separate media, music, and film — goes hand in hand with a deep-rooted distrust of anything mainstream, particularly the media.
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Concerns about getting tax cuts and other legislation passed goes hand in hand with the hard reality that Trump's low approval numbers could spell political trouble for Congressional Republicans in next year's midterm elections.
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But, Crossroads' absence from the streaming universe goes hand in hand with its overall reputation as a fluffy piece of teeny bopper pop culture, rather than an essential entry in the canon of Cinema.
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That goes hand-in-hand with the ability to provide clients with a level of expertise and service that they can't find anywhere else, carving out a niche that separates them from the pack.
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But future American leaders cannot simply wait Putin out -- they need a nuanced policy of incremental rewards that goes hand-in-hand with principled punishment, an approach that existed even in the Cold War chill.
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Stepped care goes hand-in-hand with developing a "community of care," wherein an entire campus becomes a general support structure for student mental health, rather than relegating mental health concerns to an overwhelmed office.
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Oculus and HTC can ask people to set up precisely calibrated personal holodecks without a second thought, because PC gaming is already a somewhat solitary activity that goes hand-in-hand with ridiculous hardware setups.
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And this focus often goes hand in hand with another success of Abrams's 25 campaign: her ability to energize a coalition of infrequent voters, voters of color, and liberal whites to go to the polls.
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"Anti-vaccinism often goes hand in hand with suspicion of experts, government and Big Pharma and with conspiracy theories and skepticism about science generally," Helen Bedford, children's health professor at the University College London, tells Axios.
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Pack versatile items Because travel often goes hand-in-hand with airline regulation-sized suitcases or limited trunk space, Roberts recommends opting for items that are multi-purpose or can be used for many different occasions.
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The notion goes hand-in-hand with posts that went around this week saying 81 percent of attendees would go back next year based on something a festival organizer claimed in an interview with Rolling Stone.
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Not only does tight money make it more difficult for them to attract capital, it also often goes hand in hand with an appreciating dollar, something that can leave dollar borrowers in emerging markets caught short.
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LinkedIn's emphasis on education and learning goes hand-in-hand with the company's primary role today as a place where many people go to create and maintain their professional profiles publicly, and to look for jobs.
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But the reason The Americans remains primarily of interest to its small but devoted audience goes hand in hand with the reason it's the consensus best show on TV (a position I will gladly agree with).
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It goes hand in hand with efforts to purge voters and restrict voting rights; with moves to strip citizenship from American citizens; and with schemes to revoke birthright citizenship, which is guaranteed by the 14th Amendment.
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The plan goes hand in hand with a decision by the government in December to lower the threshold for screening, and even blocking, purchases of stakes in German firms in strategic areas by non-European investors.
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With every passing year, the dirtbags of It's Always Sunny keep finding new ways to horrify their audience into the kind of relieved laughter that goes hand in hand with "at least it's not me" schadenfreude.
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Republican criticism of Obama's refusal to use the term goes hand in hand with their critique of his strategy to fight ISIS in Iraq and Syria -- that Obama has not done enough to keep the country safe.
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This kind of "smart on crime" legal approach goes hand in hand with the desire of President Trump to be tough on crime, which is most effective when the right crimes are addressed with the right penalties.
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That goes hand in hand with writing about people in a novel or writing a joke, there has to be something at stake and people are always looking for someone to shake them out of their bounds.
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If you aren't a singer or a showboater, karaoke is still the perfect spectator sport–one that goes hand-in-hand with drunken shenanigans, booze-fueled bro-downs, out-of-control bachelorette parties, and raucous 21-runs.
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"Independence is the first word that comes to mind, and freedom goes hand in hand with it," said Marc Hustvedt, 38, chief executive of Above Average, a digital entertainment company, who has also created and sold companies.
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"It is questionable that it is in a country's interest to improve its competitiveness through low wage growth over a long time period, especially if it goes hand in hand with increasing wage inequality," the paper said.
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As options like buy online, pick up in store become more popular for grocery shopping, technology goes hand-in-hand with that, and will start to roll out on a grander scale across the country, she said.
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It's been a long road back for him, but one that has made him a symbol of redemption in a field where maintaining success too often goes hand in hand with drinking, addiction and mental health problems.
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Their perceived materialism goes hand in hand with that desire to stay on top of things — if we were in a fable, Caps would be the ant who spends all fall stockpiling food and nesting for the winter.
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MIT business professor Zeynep Ton has shown how industry leaders like Costco and Trader Joe's provide a roadmap for how investing in retail workers with good wages and benefits goes hand-in-hand with strong growth and productivity.
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But the government's economic agenda often goes hand in hand with control over people through party membership and surveillance, a strategy modeled on China, somewhere officials have gone regularly for how-to training, according to former government members.
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As college costs soar, the top concern parents and students share is affordability and dealing with the debt burden that often goes hand-in-hand with a degree, according to The Princeton Review's 2019 College Hopes & Worries survey.
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Because the other vast, undeniable truth that goes hand in hand with the reality of our changing climate — the crux and cause of the problem — is that we live under a global capitalist system, in which the market rules.
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The public's failure to understand and accept that the alt-right's misogyny, racism, and violent rhetoric is serious goes hand in hand with its failure to understand and accept that such rhetoric is identical to that of President Trump.
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The rash of trade conflicts "goes hand in hand with geopolitical challenges, the decline of the Western dominance (politically and economically), the emergence of a new world order, and the raise of new, groundbreaking and powerful technologies," the report said.
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"Reducing disaster risk goes hand in hand with climate change action and both are essential if we are to achieve sustainable development," Robert Glasser, head of the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, said at the GNDR Global Summit in 2016.
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It goes hand in hand with the image of Drake driving himself aimlessly around The Six, drifting past an ex's house, slowing down slightly as he thinks about stopping, then quickly pulling off to a club to get tanked instead.
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More than anything, the top concern parents and students now share is affording any college at all and dealing with the debt burden that goes hand-in-hand with a degree, according to The Princeton Review's 2018 College Hopes & Worries survey.
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U.S. use of armed drones remains controversial, in large part because of ongoing secrecy surrounding the use of lethal drone strikes outside of traditional battlefields and the lack of accountability that goes hand in hand with the absence of transparency.
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More than anything, the top concern parents and children share is how they will afford college and deal with the debt burden that goes hand-in-hand with a degree, according to The Princeton Review's 2018 College Hopes & Worries survey.
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Somalia KnightSomalia Knight's modeling career is just getting started, but it almost didn't take off at all for a reason many might be surprised to hear: She was deemed too tall — a characteristic that, one assumes, goes hand in hand with the industry.
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With a narrow window to address the climate crisis, family-owned forests offer a cost-effective solution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions that goes hand in hand with continued economic growth for rural America, delivering real impact today and well into the future.
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She reluctantly does so, but the incident is framed as yet another example of Ailes' coercive grip on his employees, a pattern of behavior that goes hand in hand with the allegations Gretchen Carlson (Kidman) exposes by the end of the movie.
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Its legacy goes hand-in-hand with the idea of the Great American Novel—relatively easy to read, lesson-imparting, "universal"—and it's so ensconced in framing who we think we are that its name possesses a stamp of its canonical concreteness.
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"What'll happen is everyone'll just chase a different ball" Until the "moral panic" he believes goes hand-in-hand with this type of situation leads to more resources and open research, Przybylski also thinks we're doomed to repeat a cycle that's been happening for years.
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Of course, there's always the adverse selection question that goes hand-in-hand with that demand: Are you getting the call because things aren't going well or are these companies that are trying to be more thoughtful and strategic and proactive about their fundraising?
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From post-Civil War "Black Codes" that barred newly freed slaves from owning firearms to laws like the Mulford Act—which was passed to disarm and derail the Black Panther movement—it's clear that the policing of guns goes hand in hand with the policing of blackness.
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"The current situation in Germany is an excellent illustration of a phenomenon, which has characterized the entire euro zone throughout the year: buoyant confidence and strong economic growth goes hand-in-hand with political uncertainty and instability," Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING said in an email.
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"This progress goes hand-in-hand with the proposed revisions to a number of offshore regulations to ensure that smarter and more effective regulations are constantly evolving, as we move forward with safe and responsible offshore development," said Eric Milito, API's vice president for offshore operations.
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In a new public service announcement that feels as if it could just as easily be an ad announcing a "Cena 2016" campaign, the pro wrestler gives an earnest-sounding lecture about how patriotism goes hand in hand with respect for the diversity of the American people.
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Ellery noted that the color scheme of berry shades, browns, rust and flashes of red and black snakeskin showcased on ankle boots and peep-toe heels goes hand in hand with the autumnal palette of the full collection, as do their silhouettes and boxy, wooden heels.
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The story traces the arc of Ifemelu's adjustment to the United States — where she has to travel for an hour just to get her hair braided — and her longing for home, which goes hand in hand with her love for Obinze, her old flame in Nigeria.
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Amazon may turn to the capital markets for the money it needs in place of profits, he said, but Wal-Mart has its legacy owners, the Walton family, to provide a similar cushion that goes hand in hand with Wal-Mart's bargaining power with product suppliers.
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That his inability to cope with her rising fame always goes hand in hand with his escalating struggles with addiction further complicates questions of equality, because the narrative is always predicated on the idea that if he could just overcome this tragic flaw, he would be an amazing and understanding partner.
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So, firstly, Europe is gradually losing track of its history; secondly, a change in American strategy is taking place; thirdly, the rebalancing of the world goes hand in hand with the rise—over the last 15 years—of China as a power, which creates the risk of bipolarisation and clearly marginalises Europe.
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One chart sets out foreign views of a range of political leaders, and it is striking how often the numbers for Mrs Clinton and President Vladimir Putin nearly mirror each other, so that 30% confidence in Mr Putin, say, goes hand in hand with 70% confidence in Mrs Clinton, and vice-versa.
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Heightened by fears of a sharp economic slowdown brought on by the coronavirus outbreak, a majority of students and parents now say affordability and dealing with the debt burden that often goes hand-in-hand with a degree is their top concern, according to The Princeton Review's 2020 College Hopes & Worries survey.
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He has noticed something else, too, a quirk that I think goes hand in hand with older diners' disinclination to wait 90 minutes for a table at a thronged establishment, to jostle for the host's attention, to submit to cooking that's about a self-conscious chef's strenuous inventiveness as much as our simple pleasure.
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And that comes with a second confession: My distaste for rom-coms goes hand-in-hand with my acceptance that I'll die alone because love is a trap designed to imprison me in a false sense of security, unrealistic expectations, and societal ideals concocted by Hollywood, Hallmark, and Big Wedding trying to trick me into believing their lies.
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This goes hand in hand with another problem: Although the majority of Americans, based on public polling, support various kinds of tougher regulations on guns (from universal background checks to a federal database for sales), the reality is that most people are not voting on this issue, with the economy and traditional national security concerns taking much more attention.
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"I tend to think that line won't sell very well for voters who want real transportation solutions today, not some promise of Uber [and] more unspecified innovation tomorrow," Doughman writes, noting that Uber has even endorsed the Atlanta sales tax question and the $54 billion Proposition 1 in Seattle because the company believes it goes "hand-in-hand" with public transportation.
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" That inner life encompasses not just love affairs — most notably with a Norwegian sailor, Adler Christensen, and forays into the dim and dangerous homosexual subculture of the late 19th century — but an allegiance to the Irish cause that baffles Ward, whose obliviousness to Casement's feelings for him goes hand in hand with his John Bullish denigration of Casement's Irishness, which he sees as "some degraded form of Englishness.
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