If the center-left parties believe Palestinian citizens of Israel have a place in this country, they must accept that we have a place in its politics.
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Volkswagen will always have a place in America's cultural identity.
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And also, I have a place in New York City.
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I feel like I don't have a place in society.
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Hillary Clinton will always have a place in feminist history.
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Do you think men have a place in this conversation?
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Could it actually have a place in opioid addiction treatments?
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Would she even have a place in Donald Trump's America?
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"Writers have a place in this new AI economy," Binch said.
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Does it have a place in his vision of the region?
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White man: because you already have a place……in my heart.
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Would African-Americans have a place in your America, Donald Trump?
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Uber will surely have a place in the future of transport.
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That said, machine learning does have a place in network security.
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Do I think sodas have a place in the American diet?
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Does Roku still have a place in this Amazon-dominated world?
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We've never known that we have a place in these spaces.
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For this he will always have a place in my memory.
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I have a place in my heart for classic sitcoms. Cheers.
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He and Mr. Kirdahy also have a place in the Hamptons.
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I especially have a place in my heart for Arthur Sulzberger.
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Do you think that such practices have a place in schools?
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Yet Bannon would likely have a place in the White House regardless.
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"R&B will always have a place in my heart," he says.
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Why doesn't the law have a place in those sort of relationships?
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He can have a place in the government if he so desires.
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"Republicans have a place in our city like everyone else," she said.
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"Things like this don't have a place in the game," he said.
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In that context, R-rated movies have a place in the superhero toolbox.
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In 2013, it finally felt like we would have a place in AAA.
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Because his job is here, my parents have a place in the city.
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" He continued: "Would anyone who isn't you have a place in your America?
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It was an amazing story, but I didn't have a place in it.
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In small amounts, however, coconut oil can have a place in one's diet.
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They deserve to know that they have a place in our American society.
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Would the romance of your relationship ever have a place in your sessions?
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He used to have a place in his mind where he could go.
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Nicole Kidman said women over 40 should still have a place in Hollywood.
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Anti-Semitism must never be allowed to have a place (in society) again.
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NMR machines remain crucial to biochemistry and still have a place in quantum technology.
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Have a character or subplot that doesn't have a place in the script yet?
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Campaign staffers for Trump are also expected to have a place in the administration.
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It's why the Chase Ink Plus will always have a place in my wallet.
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Does the art of ritual and routine have a place in your life already?
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Caps lock and multiple exclamation points don't have a place in most real newsrooms.
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"To have a place in New York that's a dedicated workplace is just essential."
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Have a place in your house where you work, and another where you relax.
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In a way, it's an affirmation that we, too have a place in society.
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Mailer concluded, accurately although prematurely, that foul language would soon have a place in politics.
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"I promise our cities will have a place in a Clinton-Kaine administration," he added.
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Bullying, classism, racism, sexism and divisive politics do not have a place in our party.
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Would traditional displays of love or affection have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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Do traditional displays of love or affection have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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Us mixed kids have a place in this society, and Spanglish songs do as well.
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Many question whether Miss Universe, and pageants in general, have a place in today's society.
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No matter where you go, you have a place in the United States of America.
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Alcoholic beverages have a place in perfumery—gin, for example, which is based on juniper.
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The world won't be destroyed, but the question is whether we'll have a place in it.
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But it's the 1998 version of Lohan that will always have a place in our hearts.
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He even revealed that his character Jesse probably doesn't have a place in this new movie.
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I celebrate you Sully on #nationalpuppyday because you will forever have a place in my heart.
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These creative fields — and creative thinking in business — will always have a place in the workforce.
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Latinxs have a place in this world, and they're going to make sure you see them.
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"I have a place in Las Vegas where um … let's call it a warehouse," Dion said.
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"[To] our entire GIRLS family, you will forever have a place in my heart," she wrote.
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Khan continued, questioning whether Muslims, Latinos or African-Americans would have a place in Trump's America.
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What the outrage is all about CNN: Does mumble rap* have a place in hip-hop?
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Maybe that's a meme or a YouTuber who wouldn't normally have a place in the report.
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O.K., you have a place in mind, but how do you make money and get by?
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Purely entertaining movies can have a place in this ecosystem as more than just a guilty pleasure.
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In fact, this fridge staple can have a place in all of your meals, not just breakfast.
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Even if it does come out, CRTs will have a place in gaming for years to come.
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Hate speech doesn't have a place in any arena, let alone something as personal as social media.
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I got little things that really made me feel like, okay I have a place in this.
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No matter where we work in the future, Nadella says, Microsoft will have a place in it.
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Whatever happens at the World Cup and beyond, this team will have a place in Icelandic hearts.
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Stents still have a place in care, but much less of one than we used to think.
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Do humorous memes have a place in the news, or should the two things be kept separate?
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The festival's setting also provided a platform for creatives who don't usually have a place in a museum.
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Macho, swaggering rock stars will always have a place in popular music and that's a cold hard fact.
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But in these desperate times, crowd oil might have a place in the fight to curb climate change.
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On taxes, a debate is raging about whether border adjustment taxes have a place in a comprehensive overhaul.
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Robust global health programs may not seem to have a place in an "America first" Trump foreign policy.
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And they want her birth parents, Crystal Champ and Tom Key, to have a place in their life.
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Jeans might not always be a staple, but they will always have a place in your fashion vocabulary.
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You may believe that there are widely held viewpoints that don't really have a place in either party.
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"Would anyone who is not like you have a place in your America?" an animated Mr. Khan concluded.
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Fake plants and real plants that haven't been properly cared for don't have a place in most spaces.
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We say that the communities represented in those records matter and have a place in our collective memory.
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" She added: "So, we have not spoken but I will always have a place in my heart for Patrick.
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"Foie gras is not a healthy product and does not have a place in a civilized society," she said.
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DeVos testified last month that guns might have a place in schools because of the threat from grizzly bears.
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If their legal and political careers don't work out, perhaps they'll have a place in a TV writer's room.
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No matter what, the royal children will always have a place in the hearts of fans around the world.
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And if you don't think that charm, etiquette, manners, civility and grace have a place in today's White House?
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I love sports, and they certainly have a place in American culture, but it ought to be second place.
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"There are investors all over the world, and Jews always want to have a place in Israel," he added.
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The debate over whether economic status should have a place in deciding a sports team's competition has been fierce.
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They won the first ever MTV Video of the Year award The Cars have a place in MTV history.
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I think Idahoans have a place in our heart for hard-working people who don't have access to health care.
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Fraud There's been a lot of talk about voter fraud lately, and it would certainly have a place in hell.
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The forbidden snacks will always have a place in our hearts for the countless memes and cursed foods it inspired.
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They may all have a place in warranting a heavy sound, but above all it's got to be mind-bending.
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We all have a place in this world so recognize what you are good at and focus on those things.
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"They want to destroy any hope in the public that they have a place in Egypt's political life," Kaldas said.
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If women have a place on the battlefield and the game board, then I have a place in war gaming.
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Which isn't to say that strong, bitter emotions don't have a place in the latest auto-documentary by Agnès Varda.
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Would her 14-pound cat and hodgepodge of knickknacks have a place in his elegantly decorated 19913,000-square-foot home?
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Her debut style will always have a place in our angsty hearts, but we're just as into the new soft side.
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The band that I used to skate around town to growing up so, yeah, they have a place in my heart.
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How does it feel to have a place in Olympic history and be a role model to so many young women?
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We know that they are deeply engaged in supporting Assad because they want to have a place in the Middle East.
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"I have a place in Brazil and a few drawers of bikinis in every color and in every shape," she shared.
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" Brown also told PEOPLE that Cameron "will always have a place in my heart, no matter what our relationship looks like.
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Does Cornell's version of white masculinity — emotive, self-castigating, softened edges but still edgy — still have a place in Trump's America?
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Without work authorization and the prosecutorial discretion provided by DACA, they will no longer have a place in the United States.
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I wanted to find out if pedaling to control a video game would have a place in VR's future or not.
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The assumption that only computer science majors have a place in the new economy is a "very shallow view," he said.
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And he'll keep doing whatever he can to make sure that science and critical thinking have a place in political dialogue.
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Why it matters: The move guarantees Netflix will have a place in New York City to air its Oscar-contending movies.
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Opioid drugs do have a place in pain management, and if used properly, they should not pose a danger of addiction.
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Iconic names like Heinz ketchup and Special K cereal are always going to have a place in the Americans' cupboards and refrigerators.
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While both complex and simple carbs have a place in someone's diet, it's true that certain foods have more nutrients in them.
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Sensiba tells PEOPLE that his friend will always have a place in his home, though he knows Piazza wants to remain independent.
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Still, Cohen, who is not affiliated with Signum Biosciences, said this new cream could have a place in the acne-fighting toolbox.
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Once Smyers and Mooney learned that Morales plays the cello, they even suggested he might have a place in their show someday.
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"We are working to help all of our children understand that they, too, have a place in science and tech," Obama said.
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Despite the ongoing decline in cash transactions, both cold, hard cash and credit each still have a place in our purchasing habits.
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Yet Facebook's head of Messenger, David Marcus, says the success of previous experiments proved games could have a place in the app.
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So aside from being spat on, would any traditional displays of love or romance have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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Notes on the Culture Youth will always have a place in fashion, but lately, men of a certain age rule the runway.
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The company did not have a place in stores at the time, so much of its sales took place via mail order.
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It made no sense to move out when my parents have a place in the city, and I have loans to pay off.
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Ultimately, Volokh agrees, people will continue to have a place in the justice system even if computers are proven to write better opinions.
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Progressives have made gains this year, compared to the past, but the moderate message still seems to have a place in certain areas.
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He adds many of his neighbors are in the same precarious financial situation, but hoping they have a place in a burgeoning city.
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She made appeals for tolerance and solidarity, saying "nationalism and egotism should no longer have a place in Europe" to a sustained applause.
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Race should have a place in this debate, if only because this last month has shown how much race matters in our nation.
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Excess drinking and drugs do not have a place in the lives that teenagers are living anymore; there's just too much to do.
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According to the Times, Trump has said before that Christie would have a place in the White House if he won in November.
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Such harsh, divisive and patently false language does not have a place in my campaign, nor in our politics or in our country.
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To put it plainly, we will only have a place in the future if we find ways to sustain ourselves and our resources.
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"Animals have a place in the human diet," said Marion Nestle, professor of nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University.
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"Do not let anyone make you feel like you don't matter, or you don't have a place in our American story," Obama said.
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In 2018, in what some analysts call the "Twilight of the Kurds," they no longer seem to have a place in Washington's foreign policy.
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Of course, it's not a question of whether white women have a place in hip-hop, or whether white women can be good rappers.
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" The video carries on Lamar's personal manifesto of caretaking for those in your community and showing that they "have a place in the world.
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His message will still have a place in the Democratic primary, however, as some of those candidates pick up the "dignity of work" rhetoric.
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"(I want them to know that) you're important and you have a place in this world and you can achieve your goals," Robinson said.
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Regardless of critical response, the X-Men are always going to have a place in our hearts, in nerd culture, and in the multiplex.
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But working cats, which in more rural settings have long been known as barn cats, can have a place in residential areas as well.
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"The concept of a state and patriotic unities that go beyond the rights of citizens don't have a place in today's Europe," Puigdemont said.
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But the couple's other houses — they also have a place in Costa Rica and an apartment in New York City — have never been shared publicly.
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Even if none of these creatures have a place in our world, at least they're all appropriately terrifying for the violent fantasy realm they inhabit.
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She may travel the world to pursue her modeling and have a place in New York City, but Fowler grew up in Auckland, New Zealand.
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But while strangely dusty Parmesan doesn't pair well with San Marzanos, ingredients derived from wood may actually have a place in the future of food.
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A face-to-face, human experience is always going to have a place in retail if companies want to survive a shift to online sales.
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He simply looked at the available data, weighed tackle football's risks and rewards, and concluded that the sport doesn't have a place in public schools.
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The violence in Charlottesville has sparked a nationwide debate surrounding the symbolism of Confederate monuments and whether they have a place in the public eye.
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Both Bentayga and Flying Spur have a place in our portfolio and in the marketplace, but, yes we will see some rationalization in the market.
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Meadors is offering that North Korea could have a place in the world if it retreats from persistent nuclear brinksmanship and joins the international community.
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Size and strength will always have a place in the NBA, particularly when found in someone who's coordinated, physical, and willing to exert maximum energy.
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People who may never have come within a mile of the pages of The Review 20 years ago might have a place in it now.
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"This is yet another reminder for our communities that there is the perception that we do not have a place in this country," she said.
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I've heard people argue that owning some product that tracks market volatility — like a VIX exchange-traded note — have a place in your investment portfolio.
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" Speaking to PEOPLE in this week's cover story, Brown said Cameron "will always have a place in my heart, no matter what our relationship looks like.
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But Kardashian insists that Thompson will always have a place in True's life, and that she will never be put in between her mom and dad.
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At least 20 have a place in my ideal anthology of great American poetry of the Age, just before it perishes of heat and high water.
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We entered politics for varied reasons, we stand for different ideas, but we share the desire that sexism no longer have a place in our society.
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" After ending her engagement with Wyatt, Brown told PEOPLE that Cameron "will always have a place in my heart, no matter what our relationship looks like.
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IDC stresses that this is a natural cycle for consumer electronics and that fitness-focused devices will still have a place in the market going forward.
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" "Do not ever let anyone make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story, because you do.
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But now, goodness and loyalty — rather than serving as the fatal character flaw in Robb, Ned, and even Jon — once again have a place in politics.
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We have heard from too many families who wonder, in this time of innovation and globalization, if they have a place in the economy of tomorrow.
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Even if I do more art facilitating than art making, it's humbling to know that my contributions are valued and have a place in my community.
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Hopefully, Vandermeer's body of work will demonstrate that high-quality speculative fiction will continue to have a place in cinemas alongside the latest Cinematic Universe offering.
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A player who can get out in transition, avoid turnovers, make plays for teammates, and play relentless defense will always have a place in the NBA.
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And though the winnowing and debate can now begin, it all serves to answer one question pretty decisively: Does fashion have a place in the museum?
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"It's putting pressure on all stores, best and worst, but the worst just don't have a place in retailing anymore as sales decrease," Mr. Sosnick said.
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"Hate and anti-Semitism have never had a place here in [Jersey City] and will never have a place in our city," he said on Twitter.
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She wants more people to feel that they have a place in the art world, too, and sees comedy as a way to extend the invitation.
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There's also the piercing line "you don't have a place in my heart, bro," which is a very Yachty way to express not fucking with someone.
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But we all deserve to feel that we have a place in art museums — whether we get there in a Lambo or with a bus pass.
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The friend you're crowdfunding for deserves to have a place in the conversation, even if it seems to ruin the big "ta-da" of a successful campaign.
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"Goya is not using that name in an homophobic way, he's showing that all these people have a place in our society," said Alvaro Perdices, another curator.
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With these moves, Apple was effectively telling people that a gun didn't have a place in the pictorial language people commonly use when messaging on mobile devices.
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Not only did he get to try out new virtual reality tricks, but he delivered an emotional payload that didn't have a place in the main series.
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Maybe such reality checks have no place in the iconography of Beyoncé, but there is no avoiding the fact that they have a place in most pregnancies.
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Though they have a place in people's daily routines across the world, the convenient receptacles can still be disappointingly flimsy, causing spills or burns from hot coffee.
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But consuming nonnutritive sweeteners has not been shown to lead to healthier weight in children, though they may have a place in a larger weight control plan.
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And yet, when it comes to the existence of housewarming registries in particular, there's significant disagreement as to whether or not they have a place in our world.
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And though many feel as though white supremacists don't have a place in the music world, it'd be naive to think that "hate music" doesn't exist at all.
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The two leaders unveiled a 10-point memorandum of understanding with an unstated bottom line: The Americans do not have a place in shaping the future of Syria.
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The Game of Thrones star got sentimental as he discussed moving on from his beloved character, and revealed that Snow will forever have a place in his heart.
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But the case against the companies has remained unclear as some tech advocates have argued that old school antitrust laws don't have a place in the digital economy.
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As a Muslim who had lived in the United States nearly all her life, she wondered, did she still have a place in the country she called home?
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Socializing creates bonds with people that will have a place in your heart no matter what, because you spend so much time with them they become like family.
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Mr. Tillerson said that the American priority in Syria and Iraq "remains the defeat of ISIS," and that Mr. Assad does not have a place in Syria's future.
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Sure, the little bands got everywhere, but there was something kind of wholesome about knowing that solidly analog fads still have a place in our tech-crazed world.
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And if you live in a city big enough to have a rotating selection of social media pop-ups, do haunted houses even have a place in 2018?
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And the team can either use velocity-boosting training to develop them into hard throwers or try to show that soft tossers still have a place in the game.
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In a conversation that saw the GOP congressman call the allegations "serious," he said that if the accusations are true, Moore should not have a place in the Senate.
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Personal values have a place in investment decisions, Mr. Hale said, adding that some people viewed divestment from coal, gas and oil as a matter of morals, not money.
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While classics like the Magic Wand and the Rabbit will always have a place in our bedside drawers, we love that sex tech brands are pushing toy development forward.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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But her presence alone suggests that things are once again shifting — art and artists still have a place in today's Iran, now that the dust of revolution is settling.
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Policy-makers are debating whether or not smartphones have a place in the classroom, restaurants are banning them at dinner tables and businesses are demanding they stay out of meetings.
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I know that so many of you in the archdiocese already have a place in your heart for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father.
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"I am not for the continuation of entry negotiations and I believe that this Turkey does not have a place in the European Union," said Austrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz.
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If you accept the core astrological principle that all things, animate and inanimate, have a place in the universe, then it's easier to believe that dogs can have horoscopes too.
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Carrie, Samantha, and Charlotte will always have a place in my heart — kind of like old friends I wish only the best, but with whom I've fallen out of touch.
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I always have a place in my heart for that character, and I think that you kind of take your characters with you as you go on in your career.
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Chairs lined in Chanel tweed, a side table cinched with the gold belt of a Tom Ford gown — Caroline Stanbury's designer wardrobe can now have a place in every home.
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"It's all of our jobs in the community to make sure that those kinds of attitudes and beliefs don't have a place in the industry going forward," Brown told me.
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Speaking with CNBC from the Global Mobile Internet Conference in Beijing, Lee tackled the big question: Will human still have a place in the world as machines grow more intelligent?
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While Google dominates the world when it comes to search, portals for those looking for products and services in specific niches continue to have a place in our online world.
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The margins being constructed here are internal: These are works that have a place in the history of art but that for one reason or another, have not been codified.
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"By creating a seductive environment for fashion to have a place in the virtual environment, we can inspire others to save resources, time, space and the ecosystem," note Pinar&Viola.
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The thing is, I know that I have a place in the dance world, so I'm able to be strong enough to take the blows, and to slowly change people's minds.
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It's within this context that the film addresses whether it's possible for those like Begg, who believe jihad—but condemn violence associated with it—have a place in Western society today.
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Today, Microsoft is not necessarily the most prominent tech name in the rapidly accelerating world of automotive technology, but it's clear that it wants to have a place in that race.
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When there are more women in greater positions of influence in the industry as a whole, there will be more women advocating for each other to have a place in it.
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It not only made reviewers go goo-goo for Gaga, but it also seems to have reminded them that unabashedly heartfelt melodramas still have a place in the world in 2018.
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Back to the main theme: Grand coalitions do sometimes have a place in politics, as a response to crises that are neither party's fault — external threats to national security, economic disaster.
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"I think a lot of people who come to IKEA still believe that both the traditional hot dog and the classic meatballs still have a place in our range," Ledhagen explained.
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Both the existence and the impact of these issues are already so pervasive that they do not have a place in an activity designed to be a brief refuge from reality.
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Both the existence and the impact of these issues are already so pervasive that they do not have a place in an activity designed to be a brief refuge from reality.
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The show started conversations around the world about the role of art history and how we should revise the written stories to ensure that women have a place in those histories.
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But he made a democratic solution possible by his readiness, as a convinced secularist, to recognize the Islamists' right to have a place in Tunisian politics and to engage with them.
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The letter from the four caucuses says Trump's "dereliction of leadership" following Charlottesville has sent a message to hate groups that "bigotry and discrimination have a place" in the United States.
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DeVos had such a rocky hearing — she suggested guns have a place in schools to combat grizzlies and clearly lacked an understanding of basic education policy — that those segments went viral.
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"I've been very focused on that positive piece of change," Mosier said, adding that the changing policy will allow young trans youth to know they have a place in the sports world.
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While the robot was under the control of humans, the event still raised concerns and also renewed the debate over whether killer robots should have a place in the future of warfare.
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It's a subversion of the museum-as-sacred-temple trope, indicating that art world apathy (toward immigrants, toward minorities, toward women, toward the poor) should no longer have a place in culture.
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My fear of persecution however real it may be in this moment, is the reality of thousands of refugees which will not have a place in the America created by either candidate.
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When asked if she still loved her husband, Teresa said she would "always going to have a place in [her] heart" for Joe but doesn't know about the future of their relationship.
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She added that, "Women often don't feel entitled to have a place in tech," but that Toptal is working to change that mindset through its scholarship and through its network of developers.
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" Stiles continued: "But a movie like Hustlers to me is such an affirmation that like I have a place in the film industry and stories that I'm interested in are being told.
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This is a perpetual reality of being undocumented: I never know if I have a place in America — my home — even after receiving one of the most esteemed scholarships in the world.
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"My parents have a place in Thailand so I've been exposed to it, and last year I drove past this local Thai boxing gym and I just stopped in one day," she says.
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Sen. Jeff Flake defended "unskilled" immigrants in a NYT op-ed, saying "those whose only initial credentials are a strong back and an eagerness to use it" must have a place in America.
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"The underlying takeaway is that cryptocurrencies are here to stay and have a place in the world where monetary policy and fiat currencies cannot be trusted," says Saxo Bank analyst Kay Van-Petersen.
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Furinno Bedroom Night Stand, $24.60, available at Amazon A bedside table is a great place to keep books, devices, and other knick-knacks that never seem to have a place in your room.
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"We have a place in the cinematic conversation that has led to the creation of beautiful powerful images but also, thematic weight," he said, as momentum surely built for his movie's Oscar campaign.
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"Basic wearables have been in decline over the past several quarters, but that does not mean that they no longer have a place in the market," writes Ramon T. Llamas, IDC's wearables research director.
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In an example that she said showed the moral exemption rule's "insidious effect," Beetlestone said an employer who believed women did not have a place in the workplace could simply stop providing contraceptive coverage.
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"Transgender persons have a place in Singapore society, and are entitled to their own private lives," a spokeswoman from the Ministry of Social and Family Development told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an email.
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There has already been some public debate in recent years about whether non-Germans have a place in the Bundeswehr in a modern, immigrant-friendly nation that is deeply integrated in the European Union.
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Marissa's suggestions: Animalic, spicy, and fierce Warrior planet Mars rules Aries and Scorpio, two signs that aren't afraid to get their hands dirty—and believe it not, bad smells have a place in perfume!
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James Ferraro: I think as long as the work preoccupies itself with the concerns of humanity and can draw an emotional response, it'll always have a place in shaping how we think about things.
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Defenders of an open global order are learning that two hard tasks must be tackled together: trade must be made to work, and workers must be convinced that they have a place in today's economy.
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Khan, whose speech was so well received by the audience it seemingly took him aback, challenged Trump throughout his remarks, culminating in a flurry of questions about who would "have a place" in Trump's America.
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Ultimately, she said, this kind of technology could have a place in high-end restaurants or hotels, where customers want to know what they are getting before it comes and might appreciate the robotic service.
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"The police don't have a place in Pride for me, personally, and I would say they are not doing a good job of maintaining peace in our community," said Alex Tereshonkova, a Dyke March organizer.
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I adore the new and old trilogies and have a place in my heart for a combined forty-seven minutes of all three prequel movies, which is more than a lot of people will give them.
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By taking on the pressure of planning and facilitating a campaign — but still letting them have a place in the conversation — you're letting them have control over their situation, without the stress of planning and executing.
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Much like Bahbah's work, Gomez's song lyrics are subtitled over dreamlike, retro-style shots of her pining after a mystery man who she claims will always have a place in her heart, despite her better judgment.
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"It's been an incredible six months and we will always have a place in our hearts for each other, but sadly we've come to the realisation that it's not meant to be long term," she wrote.
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EXPORT OUR STRONGEST SECTOR While high-skilled, high value-added manufacturing will always have a place in the U.S. economy, there is little to compel secure, high-wage, low value-added manufacturing work on U.S. shores.
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The idea that whimsy should have a place in the workplace, that "sophisticated" doesn't need to mean "staid," that prints should be mixed and colors can be clashed, were, in many ways, ahead of their time.
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With plates of potato salad in our hands, we muttered to each other that this guy didn't have a place in his platform for people like us, many of whom worked for employers in other states.
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I think so— it's the tapestry of life and the root of the culture, it's just been misunderstood by the rest of the world for years Does Cuban music have a place in the modern nightclub?
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"While we believe utrophin modulation could still have a place in the treatment of DMD, it is clear that ezutromid is not providing a benefit for patients," Chief Executive Officer Glyn Edwards said in a statement.
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Should they make a comeback this year, we are confident that Dunkaroos will have a place in Kim Kardashian's fully vegan diet and ethically package-free kitchen, because Dunkaroos are the quintessential symbol of '90s nostalgia.
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The museum's leadership has studied the issue carefully for a year and a consensus has been reached with the staff and community members that allows for more, valued artists to have a place in their collection.
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No matter how popular the three-point line becomes, rim protection will always matter, and a big man who can cover the amount of space Tavares can through wingspan alone will have a place in the league.
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There is proven evidence that alternatives have a place in defined contribution plans, and we must continue to fight for their inclusion in order to help Main Street investors diversify their portfolios and achieve their retirement goals.
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In science, email discovery may have a place in legal proceedings, but broad requests for disclosure risk exposing reviewers who provide candid, confidential critiques, as well as debates that are an essential part of the deliberative process.
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"In the US, we're reaching epidemic proportions of this syndrome, and I believe this compound could have a place in medicating this population, as well as those who have a higher risk of developing diabetes," Stevens said.
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I keep the pin on my desk to remind me how important self-representation, identity, and the female body are and that women of all shapes, races, and experiences have a place in media and the arts.
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Sadly Sunday, June 12, 2016 will now have a place in history as the worst attack of terrorism in the US since 9-1-1 and the deadliest attack on a gay target in the nation's history.
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But a strong performance can smash through that complacency with a force akin to love or friendship, reminding us that the odd, the idiosyncratic, the irreducibly individual still have a place in our standardized and quantified world.
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But after spending a few hours with Sony's latest version, the RX100 Mark VI, I realized something: Point-and-shoot cameras might still have a place in the world after all—especially $1200-dollar point-and-shoot cameras.
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"There is evidence that electronic cigarettes are an effective strategy for harm reduction — so they have a place in our repertoire of strategies to deal with smoking addiction, but it's kind of a double-edged sword," Siegel says.
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Bird in particular seems to be taking advantage of its understanding of social media and internet culture at large to set itself apart and prove that e-scooters have a place in society that extends beyond basic utility.
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If they do make it to Mars and successfully relay information back to Earth, they will have demonstrated that perhaps small satellites may have a place in deep space as a part of a NASA mission after all.
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So I have a place in my heart for kids who are struggling that way, and also a deep understanding of how the consequences of obesity are not just financial and health-related, but also emotional and spiritual.
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Audi has already gone all in with its E-tron SUV, but now it's also going half heretic and hoping to prove that, no matter what GM thinks, Americans still have a place in their driveways for sedans.
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I respect people's choice to be private, but for me, it feels important to be a model of possibility for other trans men who may feel they don't have a place in this world because they aren't seen.
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"I grew up idolizing starting pitchers, so from a fan's standpoint, and from someone that's been a starter his whole career, essentially, I would like to see starting pitchers always have a place in the game," Morton said.
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He creates scenes that make it possible for me and people who look like me to feel that we have a place in this society, despite the missives we regularly receive that we are not valued or welcome.
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But when our nation stood on the brink of civil war, Mr. Mandela spoke to white South Africans in a language that soothed their fears and reassured them that they would have a place in our new country.
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"We have received a tremendous amount of support from fans of our show, and it's clear that these characters not only have a place in our hearts, but in the hearts and homes of our audience," the cast said.
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Clinton supporters, who are increasingly Muslim and Latino, are deeply concerned that they may not have a place in Trump's nationalistic "real America," while Trump's "real Americans" feel like they don't belong in Hillary Clinton's "politically correct" America, either.
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"It was just a really personal feeling that I think most people from that community can relate to, being an artist and not feeling like you have a place in the community or in a bigger society," he says.
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Now that sense of urgency is being felt by supporters of DACA in both parties — and they may not be willing to wait six months to reassure endangered immigrants that they will have a place in their adopted country.
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"We bought a property in St. Croix as a rental investment with the idea that if it didn&apost work out as a rental or resale, we would have a place in the Caribbean to retire to," he says.
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"If you can get enough critical mass as part of these acquisitions, they'll need you and then you'll have a place in the new world," said David Friend, a managing director of BDO's Center for Healthcare Excellence and Innovation.
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A happy indulgence Whatever one's individual chocolate chip cookie preference -- or "addiction" -- it's fair to say that these beloved cookies can have a place in a balanced diet, as long as you are willing to keep portions in check.
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" After the panel talking to BuzzFeed News, she said that she disagreed with "this whole idea that men don't have a place in the pro-life movement because they don't have the female parts to be able to carry a baby.
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It still doesn't really feel like he's gone, and it probably won't as long as people with a taste for pulverized electronics and the other violent, strange, and absurd sounds that he pioneered have a place in New York's music scene.
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Either way, it's clear that fan theories do have a place in the play turned book, but lovers of the series are scratching their heads at why one particular theory was left out: the romance between Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy.
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But Lovelace felt that women had to have a place in space — after all, the Soviet Union was interested in training female cosmonauts — and so in 1960, he began recruiting women to see how they'd fare in NASA's endurance tests.
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"Based on the evidence we have to date, we believe there is a case to consider the fundamental reform of unarranged overdrafts and consider whether they should have a place in any modern banking market," it said in a statement.
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It will always have a place in the social order, and that is to tell the truth by constructing a fiction, to amplify society's negative traits to a comical extent so you can see the ugliness that's always been there.
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Seeing a part of yourself reflected back in the stories you love is an incredible experience, one that can make you feel like you matter, like you have a place in this world even — or especially — when you're being yourself.
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As for the oft-cited apartheid analogy, black South Africans did not have a place in the old regime's Parliament, as Israeli Arabs have in the Knesset; nor were they admitted to white universities, as Israeli Arabs are to Israeli universities.
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The FDA commissioned the NAS report to help inform its regulations, and on Tuesday, Gottlieb made a new statement on vaping, noting he was troubled by some findings in the report but also that e-cigarettes have a place in the US market.
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By the end of 2018, the company predicts there will be 11 billion connected devices globally (although that statistic likely includes connected equipment in factories and other technologies related to the Internet of Things that may not have a place in the home).
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It's absolutely possible for added sugars (in foods like baked goods or dairy desserts) to have a place in a person's diet, but what's tricky is that sugar is often added to foods that you wouldn't expect (like salad dressing or pasta sauce).
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Caribou is one of the key groups claiming to have a place in that invention, courtesy of the pioneering work by Haurwitz's co-founder Jennifer Doudna, who played a key role in helping to develop the technologies around CRISPR early in the process.
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But if you grew up listening to Dear Diary and don't harbour a mark of shame about it, "Make War" is the first indicator that something you once set as your Myspace profile song could ever have a place in current pop music.
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Fourteen-hour pulled pork, sourdough bread made from homemade starter and gingerbread houses piped with intricate designs — all have a place in the canon, but the NYT Cooking recipes that readers returned to again and again are those that are simple and sustaining.
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But when we decide that someone is a "bad man," we run a real risk of falling into a mental trap of concluding that someone does not deserve to have a place in society or to have a chance at growth or redemption.
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"If you have a place in chaos, you're not able to function and make big things happen, and we certainly have the ability and continue to do that," said Sanders, who added it was not unusual to see people come and go.
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But I also know how good and decent people can be toward one another, and how fortifying it can feel to know that you have a place in the community and that the community will be there for you if you need it.
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Jennifer Sims, former captain in the US army and veteran of Afghanistan While VetTV accurately mirrors some of the humor that permeates the services, military leadership long ago realized that much of this humor does not have a place in the fighting force.
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I truly wish little Kim could've seen their cover of Arch Enemy's "Nemesis"—the Swedish melodic death metallers and their powerful vocalist, Angela Gossow, will always have a place in my heart, and Gossow herself was one of my very first female metal role models.
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Speaking with reporters on set of the long-running CBS sitcom on Thursday for the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour, Cuoco, who stars as Penny on the series, revealed the on-set item that will soon have a place in her living room.
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"Runaway" might not have a place in the contemporary musical canon without its stark, blinding staging and cadre of ballet dancers, and "Wolves" haunted fans for a full year after West, Sia, and Vic Mensa crawled around in contact lenses as part of SNL 40.
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"The oil sands are providing a home for local gas production in Alberta that does not have a place in storage, which is mostly full in the western part of Canada," said Richard Redash, managing director, natural gas, at energy consultancy PIRA in New York.
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"We have received a tremendous amount of support from fans of our show, and it's clear that these characters not only have a place in our hearts, but in the hearts and homes of our audience," the cast members said in a joint statement.
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"But to every LGBTQ person across this nation feeling disheartened and questioning if you have a place in our country, know this: YOU DO." Griffin was telling LGBT folks that a Trump campaign may not view them as human and legitimizing the fear they have.
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But Delia isn't much help at moments like this, or at any moment, really—what gets her off, energizes her, is her own greed—and Lydia's opening number addresses her feeling that grief doesn't have a place in the world, and therefore neither does she.
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It was only a couple of years ago, after the Warriors began winning, that the larger Bay Area began to recognize that it might have a place in the N.B.A. This year, with the talk of inevitability, Warriors fever became a Bay-wide epidemic.
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Factors like your age, financial situation and skill set will come into play as you consider where to explore long term, but if you don't have a place in mind, reading some "best countries for expats" lists might put some places on your radar.
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The returning cast released a statement as well: "We have received a tremendous amount of support from fans of our show, and it's clear that these characters not only have a place in our hearts, but in the hearts and homes of our audience," the statement read.
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An atheist who is willing to "honor the theistic traditions of his or her nation, even though they don't believe but they're willing to say, 'yes, it's important that people learn that that's what built this country' — then they have a place in conservatism," Hazony said.
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Photo credit: ShutterstockI'm a writer, so I'll always have a place in my heart for the handwritten page (partially because I believe in romantic ideas about writing, but also because there is no way I'm using my phone to type out anything beyond a few words).
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Yet you have to wonder: A decade and a half on, does Bridget still have a place in a popular culture where the carbonated dreamland of romantic comedy is hardening into a sexual battleground and the very notion of Prince Charming seems an increasingly ludicrous anachronism?
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"We have received a tremendous amount of support from fans of our show, and it's clear that these characters not only have a place in our hearts, but in the hearts and homes of our audience," the remaining cast members said Thursday in a joint statement.
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"What's surreal is the historical context of impeachment … and the fact that I'm one term removed from something that does have a place in history," said former Pennsylvania representative Ryan Costello, who added that he sometimes found himself squirming at the things Trump said or did.
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Gizmodo reached out to climate scientists to get their take on the idea that "reasonable people can be skeptical of the dangers of climate change," on whether the opinions articulated in Stephens' column undermine climate science, and on whether his views have a place in the national discourse.
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The 42-year-old needed to consider a career plan B after ARC Resources Ltd laid him off in January, adding to a growing number of people in the Canadian city of Calgary, Alberta who no longer have a place in its once-vibrant oil and gas industry.
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"Orange County 😉 hehe," she responded, noting she'd "definitely always have a place in LA." El Moussa, 37, recently purchased a "bachelor-dad" pad in the Orange County town of Costa Mesa in March 2018, paying a reported $2.28 million for the single-story home with a pool.
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"Music may have a place in the evolution of exercise, where a person maybe starts out listening to help motivate them, and once they're hooked they don't need it anymore," says Madhav Goyal, an internist at Johns Hopkins Medicine whose research shows mindfulness meditation reduces anxiety, depression, and pain.
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Like many who will have a place in Mr. Trump's White House, Mr. Priebus openly discussed life after a Trump loss during the campaign, musing about the possibility of returning to Wisconsin and picking up his law practice, according to one Republican he spoke to at the time.
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Yet twice this season Chelsea has beaten City, a 12-point swing against Guardiola's team that goes a long way to explaining why Chelsea is about to become the champion and City must fret for another six weeks over whether it will have a place in the Champions League next year.
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"So to the young people here and the young people out there: Do not ever let anybody make you feel like you don't matter or like you don't have a place in our American story because you do, and you have a right to be exactly who you are," she added.
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Both women have changed my relationship to fitness and my body: Although I am frequently the only woman of color in my real-world yoga and fitness classes, I can always turn to a screen and look at Stanley's and Arias's accounts to remind myself that bodies like ours have a place in this realm.
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"Orange County 😉 hehe," she responded, noting she'd "definitely always have a place in L.A." The reality stars began dating around the Fourth of July after meeting through mutual friends and were spotted kissing and cuddling on a yacht at the Portofino Hotel & Marina in Redondo Beach, California, on July 29, according to photos obtained by TMZ.
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I think it's saying something really dangerous and the message it gives to people of color — and I can say this as a person of color who grew up watching these stories that I related to thematically and didn't see reflections of myself in them — what it tells you is you don't really have a place in this world.
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Freedom is the word that comes to mind during this time; your autonomy and independence are hugely valuable to you right now, and while home and family will always have a place in your heart, it's crucial to have space and the ability to come and go without feeling weighed down by tradition, expectations, or inappropriate violations of your emotional boundaries.
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"There's a real possibility of a brokered convention and that in itself may be enough to serve as motivation for some who might have otherwise dropped out, to hang around longer to see if they can't have a place in this thing and play a part in determining the nominee," said Jim Demers, a veteran Democratic strategist in New Hampshire.
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While nuclear disarmament is expected to be the focus of the upcoming summit between the United States and North Korea on June 12 in Singapore, there is another significantly dangerous issue that should also have a place in the negotiations: the violation of nearly the full spectrum of human rights of the 85033 million North Korean people by the government in Pyongyang.
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The collection ranges from the expected gym fare (tanks and T-shirts, plain leggings, and sweatshirts) to a few slightly more puzzling offerings, like sneakers probably better suited for walking around in your athleisure best than actually working out, and a nebulously shaped polyester "sports bucket bag," because trendy bag silhouettes ought to have a place in the locker room, too.
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Dave ReichertDavid (Dave) George ReichertLymphedema Treatment Act would provide a commonsense solution to a fixable problem Yoder, Messer land on K Street Ex-GOP lawmaker from Washington joins lobbying firm MORE (Wash.) and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Fla.) as centrist Republicans who apparently concluded they don't have a place in a GOP House caucus dominated by hard-right Freedom Caucus politics.
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While requiring investment, these could reap what they're worth 100 times over if they remain on the table Reduce, eliminate, automate or outsource those areas of the organisation that have built-up in the 'good times' or provide no clear differentiated capability Cost reduction is an age-old strategy; one that will always have a place in a CEO's kit bag.
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Now, if our view is that when organizations underperform and don't deliver, it is our role to then say, we should then say, "you know what, we're not going to work for you because you're not meeting our standards," then we will have a very small business and we won't really have a place in the industry with that pure view of a black and white view.
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"Now if our view is that when organizations underperform and don't deliver, it is our role to then say, 'You know what...We're not going to work for you because you're not meeting our standards,' then we will have a very small business and we won't really have a place in the industry with that pure view of a black-and-white view," Seifert said.
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And by the way, the economic unease of a changing economy, the sort of thing that Andrew speaks to with his strategy around A.I., the anxiety, and in some cases even anger, associated with an economy that leaves a lot of people feeling, and frankly, just gets up and leaves, and leaves a lot of people feeling as if they don't have a place in an innovation economy where there is this much change.
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Grinderman is a loose and noisy, existing to revisit some of the hard blues templates of The Bad Seeds' eighties work (First Born Is Dead and the "Kicking Against The Pricks" covers album in particular) while indulging in more experimental sonics that didn't have a place in what the Bad Seeds were doing at the time (though the tension has been resolved with the textural broadening out and soundscaping of both Push The Sky Away and Skeleton Tree).
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Mr. Jacobs, who turns 56 on April 9, may be showing signs of settling down in the good old-fashioned newlywed tradition — he and Mr. Defrancesco, 36, will be decamping, at least part time, to the suburbs, more specifically to a 1955 Frank Lloyd Wright house in Rye, N.Y., where the actual wedding ceremony was held for a much smaller group of 40 intimates on Friday — but pomp and circumstance still have a place in his heart.
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