Some of its success was helped along by the timing.
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All of this is helped along by Corden's evident fandom.
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The battle against coal was helped along by the market.
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He is helped along by ample documentation of the case.
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Warm weather helped, along with the usual round of holiday promotions.
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It was a local turning point, helped along by national events.
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The rise has been helped along by lower transportation and communication costs.
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This was helped along by powerful right straights to the same eye.
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Witcover's biography, and helped along by his elder statesman role as Obama's
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They were also helped along by the note left in the vehicle.
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San Antonio wins by larger margins, helped along by a league-best defense.
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The eye-popping gains were certainly helped along by the overall market performance.
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Mining stocks bucked the trend, helped along by a tick-up in commodities.
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This is helped along with the addition of an under-display fingerprint reader.
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Harington brings the funny again, and this time he's helped along by Leslie.
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He has also been helped along by the endorsement of progressive icon Rep.
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Of course, that's helped along by the fact that it's a free upgrade.
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We've helped — along with other publications — get rid of some of the CEOs.
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The Wimbledon champion was helped along the way by Haddad Maia's 39 unforced errors.
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Want to feel even more satisfied that you helped along a cause you like?
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Toward the end, the sparring parents are helped along by a lot of rum.
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As Matsutoya explains, this seems to have been helped along by LaTurbo Avedon's involvement.
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At this point, the glacier can begin to move, helped along by meltwater underneath.
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The company's expansion has been helped along by globalization and the offshoring of manufacturing.
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The Titans helped along the way with penalties for illegal contact and unnecessary roughness.
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Investors appear to be reassessing that stance, helped along by the bullish Guggenheim note.
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That's also helped along by a decent step up from 32.503- to 4GB of RAM.
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The results, helped along by the visualization team at NASA's Ames Research Center, are hypnotizing.
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Helped along by its core heroes and the talented actors playing them — Matt Murdock, a.k.a.
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Stocks in Asia finished higher, helped along by the US rally during the previous session.
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Perhaps they will be helped along by the recent work of education journalist Emily Hanford.
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The security argument for cashlessness has been helped along by support both popular and pop.
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Whenever those terribly played games got too long, copious inhalation helped along our Zen appreciation.
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This was, of course, helped along greatly by knees to the head from the sprawl.
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His portrayal of Warhol was chillingly spot-on, helped along by excellent costume and makeup work.
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He also said Earnest's "all-American, matinee, good-looking thing" helped, along with his descriptive surname.
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I suppose this response is helped along by the arrangement of color slides in the gallery.
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There was also evidence the whole thing was either started, or helped along, by 4chan trolls.
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It was just a bad fire, helped along by seasonal winds and increasingly dried-out land.
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It's a very tall order, but one helped along by the background of Ansanelli and company.
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The catalog business was helped along by a technological innovation — parcel post, which arrived in 1913.
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Trilobites Plants are reviving after a long winter, helped along by warming temperatures and increased light.
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China's advancements of its military technology have reportedly been helped along by industrial espionage, per CNBC.
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Faint drones of organ (produced by synthesizer) rise to Grand Guignol surges, helped along by accordion.
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Mr. López Obrador's campaign has also been helped along by the current government's dismal approval ratings.
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They would triumph, helped along by friends in high places from both Labor and the Coalition.
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Iranian troops and advisers helped, along with Russia and Hezbollah, to keep Bashar al-Assad in power.
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The stock could also be helped along by Baruch's expected push upward for the consumer staples sector.
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Google showed off the Pixel's prowess in lowlight situations, helped along by the camera's 1.55 micron pixels.
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Of course, the latter part is helped along by the extremely hi-res 2960 x 1440 display.
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That was helped along by a ramp up in production, following some supply issues in early November.
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That's helped along by the hidden fingerprint sensor, of course, along with a tiny notch up top.
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Maybe there will be a new economic crisis, helped along by the rush to undo financial regulation.
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They cite studies of glaciers in Iceland, which were helped along by the heat by underlying volcanic activity.
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Neill and Dennison have an excellent comic timing, helped along by sharp, bouncy editing and a playful camera.
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Instead of being helped along by welfare staffers, he's mocked and chided, made to feel small and dim.
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That's helped along by the 100GB of Google Storage space that comes along with the budget-minded device.
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This message was helped along when Orlando was almost immediately followed by another ISIS-claimed attack in France.
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Still, helped along by Baroque music sung live, this "Twelfth Night" is full of possibilities and shifting identities.
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That plot is helped along by cast members acting out the roles of Resistance and First Order personnel.
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Her children, Hope, Drew and Jada and Roman -- ages 17 to 2 at the time -- helped along the way.
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Family Situation: It's been me, my adopted daughter and a village of people who have helped along the way.
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Marion's legacy is defined by her movies, and by the careers she helped along the way – just like Weber's.
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Dropbox may have been helped along by its investment bankers (they have a way of making these things pop).
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But it's helped along by fascinating source material and a few moments of poignancy that land with welcome heft.
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But his demise was helped along by the Panic of 28 and Republican victories in the Election of 28.
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Hanoi in particular is sprawling, helped along by policies that encourage local authorities to build outward, rather than up.
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Both of those are helped along by planting the foot straight on the opponent's knee as you bounce in.
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It was a dream poem of a love he had never enjoyed, helped along by a well-wishing community.
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What Reston missed was the sophistication of Goldwater's rhetoric, helped along by the writings of Buckley, Bozell, and Bernstein.
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This "big idea" quickly came to define his campaign, helped along by the fallout from the 9/11 attacks.
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His path here was torturous but helped along by Halladay, who died in a November plane crash in Florida.
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Are these stars drawing on deep reserves within or are they helped along by a chemical new or old?
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A rally in the group would also be helped along by some short-covering in the beaten-down group.
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We keep waiting for his supporters, helped along by how compassionately and measuredly we are responding, to be persuaded.
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Hitchbot was ultimately beheaded in Philadelphia but was, for a while, helped along on its journey by friendly strangers.
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Helped along by beautiful spring-like weather, several celebrities spoke at the event in New York City, including musician Halsey.
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My specific situation was helped along because a few years ago bought a Chromebook as a sort of backup computer.
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That image was, no doubt, helped along by the fact that the company brought the mirror in on a pole.
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Once again, it was helped along by the backlash against the immediately previous favorites, which was, in that case, benzos.
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The offering was helped along by an unusually high number of underwriters — 26 banks in total worked on the deal.
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She was helped along by books about re-creating the womb during those first months after her son was born.
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With the bells signaling midnight, the faithful — families, couples, older people helped along by young neighbors — were marking the occasion.
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But as he climbed the ladder, Matic never forgot home or the people he believed had helped along the way.
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The Trump administration's willingness to carry Vučić's water is also helped along by the White House's clear desire for a
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"The Godfather" sold out the fastest, helped along by a package deal of a movie ticket and an Italian dinner.
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I mean, obviously this thread is being helped along by our friend Woodford Reserve Wow and now she is PISSED!!!
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But it's helped along by the comic pairing of the two leads, whose sensibilities seem to balance one another well.
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But the magazine's fortunes were on a downward trend, helped along by competitors like the more explicit Penthouse and national recession.
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This is helped along by chemicals—lots of them, confides a winemaker based near the town of Thuir in the Pyrenees.
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In HBO's The Deuce, he played twins Vincent and Frankie Martino, helped along by the fact that the brothers are identical.
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It was helped along by challenging yet easy-to-play levels that could be attempted — and re-attempted — in a minute.
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The blue-chip index rallied 210 percent in the first quarter, helped along by strong gains in Cisco, IBM and Apple.
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The books were helped along by a television adaptation called Fran Herbert's Dune, which aired on the SciFi channel in 2000.
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During the next six weeks, helped along by further stories on Chinese blogs, the mainstream media picked it up as well.
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At a restaurant such as Noma, for instance, your enjoyment of dessert is helped along by a host of surrounding cues.
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Watt appeared to be in tears as he was helped along the Houston Texans' sideline after he collapsed on the field.
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That willingness to try new flavors may have been helped along by the food businesses that have fueled comparisons to Brooklyn.
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On January 26 and 27, Chicago had its highest snowfall on record — 23 inches, helped along with 53 mph wind gusts.
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The time for accepting "boys will be boys" hypocrisy is passing, helped along by technology that thwarts the most practiced deceivers.
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Strangely, perhaps, Housman also caught on in the United States in the early 20th century, helped along by numerous pirated editions.
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Tracks leak online frequently and with ease, helped along by Charli's insistence on playing unreleased songs live, much to her fans' delight.
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The charming premise and brilliant art were helped along by simple, one-touch controls that made sailing through the clouds so rewarding.
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Responses were generally delayed, which helped define the tenor of the general conversation, and the groups were helped along with detailed FAQs.
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To describe the feeling with merely words is to do it a disservice; a cosmic lie helped along by history's "greatest" writers.
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Rather than succumb to his symptoms, he searched out answers, and was helped along by his faith and guidance from other Christians.
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This will all be helped along by the arrival—any day now, really–of 5G, leading to a VR boom by 2024.
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The chamber's 30 Republicans, helped along by a rogue Democrat, have desperately tried to fend off Democratic attempts to assert their power.
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The industry continues to grow year over year for the past few years, helped along in part by these types of procedures.
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Building a fulfilling career could be helped along by doing these three simple yet significant things, said LinkedIn chief executive, Jeff Weiner.
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And the more recent The Big Sick became one of last summer's most beloved films, helped along by its 98 percent rating.
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All along the way they were helped along by unprecedentedly accommodative monetary policy, along with maybe just the tiniest dash of irrational exuberance.
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It recently announced that it's expanding into Asia and opening an office in Singapore; that move was quietly helped along by B Capital.
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Other people helped along the way, especially his treasurer Paul Keating, with whom he blew hot and cold (and the feeling was mutual).
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At her wedding, she was helped along by her royal sister Kate Middleton, for whom she acted as a bridesmaid back in 2011.
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A group of scientists from Canada and Brazil says that planetary engineering could be helped along by some unexpected actors: microbes from Earth.
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Perhaps, but helped along by the women selling bird feed to people who flung it joyously into the air around the Grand Mosque.
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Mr. Leibowitz, "helped along by that one nudge," as he put it, began pursuing Ms. Draznin, who was also single at that time.
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The Fully Jarvis is backed by a generous seven-year warranty, and its simple assembly is helped along by easy-to-follow instructions.
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The last time gas prices soared, G.M.'s lack of competitive passenger cars helped, along with a failing economy, push it into bankruptcy.
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However, whereas Mr Trump's new coalition in America has been helped along by a roaring economy, post-Brexit Britain is likely to stall.
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More critical, she lost only 14 points on serve, helped along by Giorgi's refusal to adjust her service position or big-swinging approach.
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And while many buyers are helped along by a trust fund or a timely inheritance, others pull it off completely on their own.
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If postmodern dance's acceptance as visual art was fueled by the form's sheer conceptualism, it was helped along by its genre-hopping participants.
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" Goldstone added that the information was available as "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Aras and Emin.
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Here's how the last cold open ended, with a phone call between Trump and Daniels: These stale lines aren't helped along by the performances.
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Those browned bits are dissolved into the gravy as the brisket cooks, helped along by the acid in the wine, orange and lemon juice.
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The issue: Sidney Crosby has another concussion after an ugly collision with Matt Niskanen, one that was helped along by a nasty Alexander Ovechkin slash.
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" Crucially, he made clear that the information would be "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Aras and Emin.
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That stat was helped along by the mammoth cover for Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue in February, which featured Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda and Helen Mirren.
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Against Lima he looked well rounded with his striking, a decision which might have been helped along by Lima countering every left hook he threw.
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They were cranky and complaining — the House leaders know they're likely to be in the minority come January, helped along by his tariffs and unpopularity.
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From there, the virus infected more victims quietly, stealthily, helped along by sick health workers and traditional funeral practices, in which mourners bathe the dead.
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It was helped along by reporters and pundits, who used it to explain why they'd so badly misinterpreted the events leading up to the election.
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For example, those shiny growth numbers in the second half of the 20.9th century were helped along by millions of women entering the work force.
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Black's case for a pardon was perhaps helped along by support from Henry Kissinger, Rush Limbaugh, and Elton John, whose music is a Trump favorite.
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The show is helped along with a big assist by T's beloved contributing editor Konstantin Kakanias, who created a series of new paintings starring Mrs.
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It has been helped along by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, formed by the founder of Intel, which has contributed advice and $180 million.
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The duo additionally capitalized on the anti-government Tea Party movement, which they greatly helped along by bankrolling the conservative advocacy group Americans for Prosperity.
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The University of Michigan's latest measure of consumer confidence rose to a nearly two-year high, helped along by rising stocks and lower gas prices.
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Murder and mayhem ensue in Michael Stephenson's droll comedy, helped along by a cast including Amber Tamblyn, Natasha Lyonne, Ed Begley Jr. and Stacy Keach.
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The feud has exploded, helped along by Hedda Hopper's columns, and Aldrich is at his wits' end, trying to keep them from killing each other.
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Google's chiseled away at the bezels up front, as well, helped along by the subtle curvature of the front glass on the left and right side.
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Alibaba's vertiginous rise was powered by hundreds of millions of increasingly well-off Chinese coming online, and helped along by a dearth of well-established incumbents.
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This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support of Trump - helped along by Aras and Emin.
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My journey to self-acceptance has been helped along by the unconditional acceptance I've witnessed from the people in my life who've witnessed me having seizures.
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While analysts say changes in viewing habits are driving consolidation in the media industry, they also say that's being helped along by the administration's deregulatory stance.
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Enjoy the "post-close glow" — raise a celebratory glass with your team and all the connectors who helped along the way — and get back to work.
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It was much more delicious than it sounds, helped along by more butter and Parmesan foam than you typically tasted grazing your way across the woods.
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In fact, Kinema was the first major acquisition in the company's history — no doubt helped along by the very deep coffers of its parent company, SoftBank.
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There is a fledgling tech sector, helped along by the planned move of the United States Army's Cyber Command headquarters from Virginia to nearby Fort Gordon.
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People are going to go find the environment where they are feeling encouraged, where they are being supported and where they're being helped along the way.
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The situation was helped along by Russian operatives' use of Facebook to manipulate the 2016 election in favor of Donald Trump and inflame political sentiments overall.
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TERF ideology has become the de facto face of feminism in the UK, helped along by media leadership from Rupert Murdoch and the Times of London.
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It was considered a great accomplishment to be accepted into this program, but I sometimes wonder if my application was helped along by my last name.
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Mark later told me and Walt that he was sick at the time, suffering from what was the beginning of a flu, likely helped along by nervousness.
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Agriculture is one of the rare bright spots in the Russian economy, helped along by government subsidies and counter-sanctions that banned food imports from the West.
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There's a new cannabis-infused drink company coming together, helped along by the venture firm DCM, which just plugged $5 million in seed funding into the company.
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The weird humor and bright aesthetic (including a killer score by Grant Kirkhope) helped, along with an incredible sense of momentum when taking turns on the battlefield.
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That changed when he resigned after 37 ruinous years in power—helped along by a military "intervention", mass demonstrations and the collapse of support from his party.
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This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump—helped along by Aras and Emin.
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He posted the video, a Q&A with his grandma, to share his coming out story — and show just how much Nana Elaine helped along the way.
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When the US normalized relations with the Soviet Union, that opening helped along internal political reforms that turned the country into a free-market democracy, however briefly.
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Trump has improved immeasurably since his first debate, and shows signs of having done preparation, helped along perhaps by the guidance of Kellyanne Conway and Stephen Bannon.
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Catholics who find themselves in such situations, the footnote explains, might be helped along by the very sacraments that their transgressions would typically bar them from receiving.
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The surge in stock price may have been helped along by Apple's record share buybacks, a practice where companies inflate shareholder value by purchasing their own stocks.
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As the years went on, helped along by that public-eye relationship and several stints in arenas with her label-mates, Amber began to lower her defences.
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This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Arias and Emin.
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And while the Chinese economy grows, largely because of its own propulsion, it has been helped along significantly by rampant intellectual property theft encouraged by the state.
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The series 2 is really resonating and I'm getting so many mails from people who are being helped along with lifestyle and fitness changes with the watch.
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This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump - helped along by Aras and Emin.
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This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump – helped along by Aras and Emin.
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Roy Cooper, the Democrat whose November 2016 election was helped along by the protracted fight over a Republican-backed bill limiting the bathroom choices of transgender people.
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This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Aras and Emin.
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Fifty years ago the hoopla was helped along by the Los Angeles Ramettes, majorettes who performed at Rams games, who entertained during pregame festivities and after each quarter.
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It's one of the most legendary comfort-views of our time, helped along by the fact that most of the contestants and judges are just so damn polite.
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The former was helped along immensely by his television appearances; his fans didn't need to go to a concert to see him, which made him seem more accessible.
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The encounter lasted all of 5.5 hours before Voyager departed, on its way to the next planet in the solar system, Neptune, helped along by a gravity assist.
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The game lacks Rain World's fizzing sense of life but goes big on representing webs of interconnectedness, helped along greatly by the narration of British philosopher Alan Watts.
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The Mail uses its home page as a distribution hub, helped along by its titillating "sidebar of shame", which features celebrity gossip and racy photos on continuous refresh.
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The fund raising efforts were helped along by Australian comedic musician Tim Minchin who released a satirical song attacking the Cardinal's decision not to return for the inquiry.
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It was helped along by an investment from SoulCycle founders Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, and Susan Lyne of BBG Ventures, who once oversaw Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
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That means, of course, that you can zoom in tighter, an activity helped along by optical image stabilization in both cameras to help reduce blur for tight shots.
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Despite plenty of frenzied anticipation and hordes of reporters hungry for conflict, Trump was helped along in his quest by a notable lack of drama off the stage.
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It was also helped along by cultural factors like the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, she says, a difficult-to-translate concept that centers around purity and cleanliness.
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She's clearly still distraught by her husband's death (which he helped along) and Stamper's flowers were probably a bad idea, but somehow, they seem to hit it off.
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Much of this fact-checking was helped along by Ms. Salazar's own family members, who seemed distressed about the way their past was being discussed in the press.
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Former Dance Theater members have helped: Along with Kellye Saunders and Keith Saunders — ballet masters with the company — Donald Williams and Charmaine Hunter have worked with the cast.
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However, it's most interesting feature is that it also tries to gesture at a way out; that "way out," however, also forgets those who helped along the way.
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And in North Dakota, turnout was quadruple what it was in 2628, helped along by new caucus rules that make the nominating contest look more like a primary.
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Millennial thousandaires have also been helped along by one of the 401(k)'s best features: automatic salary deferrals, in which contributions are pulled directly from their paychecks.
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Shares of Disney have surged 8% since the launch of Disney+ a week ago, helped along by 10 million sign-ups for the service in its first day.
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Systemwide costs have been growing at their slowest rate in recorded history — an achievement that is not solely attributable to Obamacare, but has been helped along by it.
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Yet the rapid concentration of power under President Xi Jinping — helped along by the steady purging of officials suspected of corruption — has put apparatchiks and bureaucrats on edge.
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The internet is, on the whole, making this worse, but that's been helped along by the last 50 years of the music industry turning art into a commodity.
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In interviews, he claimed he was helped along by the habit of lucid dreaming—imagining new tunes and tones as he dozed, then creating them in real life.
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While its shares soared 44 percent on the day of its IPO last Thursday, they've since fallen about 16 percent, helped along by a growing chorus of skeptical analysts.
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There's no doubt the economy was helped along along by Trump's signing of the massive tax cut bill, but businesses, worried about his trade wars, have hoarded their cash.
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This misunderstanding was helped along by the committee refusing to hear from at least four other women who were willing to testify with similar stories of harassment by Thomas.
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Irma has a chance to top all of these, though it's unlikely to pass two of the nation's worst outages, both of which were helped along by human failings.
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While last month's slump in the jobless rate came with strong increase in hiring, it also was helped along by a sharp decline in the labor force of 490,000.
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England were helped along the way by good fortune, including a deflection off top run scorer Ben Stokes' outstretched bat which ran to the boundary in the 50th over.
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" Pressure group Republic "What is happy news for the royal couple is going to turn into another royal PR exercise, helped along by a widespread failure of good journalism.
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Since Strache's election, the Freedom Party has also been helped along by its ideologically fluidity — its willingness to borrow from Left and Right, as it suits the political moment.
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None of this has really been helped along by the fact that Bixby and the company's long-promised smart speaker, the Galaxy Home, are still lost in the woods.
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At the time, the emotions were too raw and heightened -- no doubt helped along by the relentless media coverage -- for any of us to clearly see what was happening.
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According to the Financial Times, the thaw was helped along by President Donald Trump, who offered to smooth the way by muting US support for protesters in Hong Kong.
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"This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Aras and Emin," Goldstone continued.
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" His transformation, he has said, was helped along by "hanging around healthy heterosexual men really teaching me on what it is to be a true man, the true masculinity.
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Amazon and Google had previous revelations that their assistants were being helped along by human review of audio, and they have begun putting opt-ins in place as well.
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But trans-exclusionary radical feminist (TERF) ideology has been helped along in the UK by media under the leadership of Rupert Murdoch and the Times of London for years.
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The speedy growth of the last century was helped along by the enormous baby boom generation entering the work force, and more women joining the ranks of the working.
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"Mist" isn't all one-note, though: the producer manages to find room for chromatic vibrancy within its greyscale sound palate, helped along by dynamic recordings of chamber music instruments.
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" Goldstone added: "This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Aras and Emin.
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The film's arc is deceptively simple, following Lady Bird through her senior year (which is helped along by some excellent editing and a joyful, buoyant score from Jon Brion).
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Overall, Fed officials including Chairman Jerome Powell say they feel financial risks are within a manageable range, something policymakers feel has been helped along by the rate increases to date.
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That sentiment was helped along by the fact that President George H.W. Bush and his son President George W. Bush had both been oilmen before embarking on their political careers.
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That number was no doubt helped along with the low-priced Echo Dot, and sticking Alexa on an essentially free device should help the assistant's home penetration rate event more.
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Kara's story is fleshed out with deep human emotion, helped along with the the dark yet also light orchestral pieces that Sheppard wrote while out in the cabin in Montana.
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Read more: Former NFL executive sparks controversy by saying Lamar Jackson should switch positions in the NFLJackson's effort was helped along by a Dolphins team that is in a tailspin.
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She and her brother and sister have devoted themselves to their father's name, his work, and his recordings, and have helped along restorative efforts on his compositions and much else.
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This year, helped along by a balanced offense installed by coach Steve Clifford that has relieved him of some ball-handling obligations, Walker has leveraged his gifts to unforeseen effect.
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Mr. Mnuchin staged a 2004 exhibition of his work that Linda Yablonsky, a journalist and art critic who is writing a biography of Mr. Koons, said helped along his comeback.
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The former are helped along by tutors, consultants, and nagging parents; the latter scrape up money for test-taking fees and get what help they can from overworked school counselors.
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With two minutes left in the half, the Eagles raced to the Patriots' 1-yard line, helped along by a 55-yard catch-and-run by running back Corey Clement.
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Tito now faces his fears with relative calm, helped along by a mild sedative two hours before an appointment, along with cream cheese or peanut butter snacks once he arrives.
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McDonald's fresh beef launch has been in the works for more than 4 years, helped along by Joe Jasper, who has been with the company for more than 40 years.
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But study of corporate ethics began in earnest in the aftermath of the 0003 financial crisis and has been helped along by years of scandal, educators interviewed by Reuters said.
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The drop in the unemployment rate from a recent high of 10 percent to 4.6 percent was helped along by millions of people stepping away from the labor force entirely.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield US10YT=RR climbed on Friday to a five-month high just under 1.88 percent, helped along by surging British Gilt and German bund yields.
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It's said to be a place where they can shed their earthly wrappers and live glorious lives, and this mythology is helped along by a song from Disney great Alan Menken.
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So we can't say for sure whether the 40 percent jump is mostly attributable to those extra Pixel sales, or how much it was helped along by the cloud computing business.
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They'll be helped along by Telstra's recent free data days, essentially "all you can eat" data buffets, which prove just how much the country can consume when given half the chance.
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The strategy is working: Over the last 15 years, it's been able to start closing the gap with U.S. and Russian rivals — likely helped along by funding from the Chinese military.
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Like Franey, the 19-year-old Somali-born Mohamud was helped along by the FBI, which arrested him after he tried to set off a fake bomb the agency had planted.
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Takeout and delivery combined make up as much as one-third of its business, something that's no doubt helped along by a license that allows it to deliver beer and wine.
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The storied company has been helped along the way by easing economic fears and an ocean of easy money from central banks that in turn propped up stocks, especially risky ones.
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The same goes for Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, who founded an electric car company in 2003 and were helped along by an early investment from former PayPal exec Elon Musk.
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They are helped along by challenges that feature dates as prizes, and "truth booths" where one pair at a time can find out if the matchmakers see a future for them.
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Beneath the wordy, quip-heavy text—and helped along by McNally's insistence on his characters' state of near-undress—the director, Arin Arbus, has placed a subtle layer of physical suspense.
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They are helped along by challenges that feature dates as prizes, and "truth booths" where one pair at a time can find out if the matchmakers see a future for them.
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Relations might have been helped along by the band's sound man (and legendary LSD manufacturer) Owsley "Bear" Stanley, who spiked the crew's communal coffee pot with his particularly potent brand of psychedelics.
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The narrative that both candidates were equally tainted by scandal was pushed by many disillusioned leftists and helped along by a media that gave a disproportionate amount of coverage to Clinton's emails.
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Mr Morton suggests that bison, deer and lodgepole pine might be helped along—and might provide new hunting and Christmas tree-cutting opportunities for residents of the small towns bordering the refuge.
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Regardless, after its first month on the market, Apex developer Respawn said the game had 50 million registered players across console and PC, no doubt helped along by Ninja and other streamers.
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Improvements to UU's Derry campus, known as Magee, have been helped along by cross-border ties with the Letterkenny Institute of Technology, which is growing and hopes to morph into a university.
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His base, seeing Beijing respond politically and cynically – China's retaliatory tariffs target exports from regions that are home to Trump voters – will understand, helped along by low unemployment and a growing economy.
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Sports took a year longer, and may well have been helped along by Twitter Australia itself as it reached out to key sporting codes to get their teams and players signed up.
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This is helped along immensely by the elimination of the front home button — the most striking design change on a phone that otherwise retains much of the design language of its predecessor.
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The sky's the limit, really, and OtterBox is coming out of the gate with an impressive set of accessories for the iPhone/iPhone Plus case helped along by some high-profile partnerships.
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"This is obviously very high level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump -- helped along by Aras and Emin," Goldstone said in the email.
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The decision was helped along by a state incentive package expected to total $220 million to $2450 million, and a city offer of as much as $2285 million in property tax breaks.
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"Delta's current prosperity exceeds even our most ambitious forecasts from the time of the merger," said J.P. Morgan's Baker, an outcome that was helped along by consolidation across the industry, he added.
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Watch it again at your peril: The song carved its way into the meme hall of fame in the years after its 2016 release, helped along by the likes of the #babysharkchallenge.
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Mr. Murphy's victory, helped along by strong turnout in the northern part of the state, elevates the chances that incumbent Republican congressmen, like Representatives Leonard Lance and Rodney Frelinghuysen, can be defeated.
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If anyone knowingly encouraged or helped along Cohen's false statements to Congress, they could be charged with being part of a criminal conspiracy to commit perjury or obstruct justice, legal experts said.
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The suburban location is fitting because the rise of the automobile, helped along by the Federal-Aid Highway Act, led to the widespread creation of large shopping centers away from urban centers.
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These kinds of reactions, though, are becoming more common as people stumble across Olaniran's music, helped along by critical acclaim and the recent placement of his single "Namesake" in a Motorola commercial.
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Financial stocks bucked the weakness and tracked their U.S. peers after benchmark Treasury yields rose to 133-1/2-week highs on Wednesday, helped along by data showing accelerating U.S. inflation last month.
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The growing tally of judicial confirmations, helped along by McConnell's own desire to shape the federal courts, is something Trump will likely highlight if he finds legislative victories harder to achieve next year.
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The new data is reflective of a longer-term trend, but it's one that has been helped along by actions the Obama administration took to increase access to and overall affordability of contraceptives.
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"Epstein didn't kill himself" became a meme, helped along by another Fox News segment in which a former Navy SEAL closed out an interview about military dogs with the phrase, apropos of nothing.
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Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, said waves of socially conservative state laws had been helped along by the Tea Party movement that swept many conservatives into state government in 2010.
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HANGZHOU, China/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - In the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, an ambulance speeds through traffic on a wave of green lights, helped along by an artificial intelligence (AI) system and big data.
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Its characters are subject to recognizable emotions that they struggle to express clearly and transparently, helped along by a musical soundtrack heavy with Schubert and by the close attention of Mr. Hong's camera.
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The city's manufacturing jobs had disappeared, and the white middle-class flight from the neighborhood was underway, helped along by avaricious real estate brokers who issued alarmist warnings about East New York's future.
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The Cavaliers, conversely, are up against a team they barely beat in seven games a year ago, a feat that was helped along by the Game 5 suspension of Golden State's Draymond Green.
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She was helped, along the way, by exploiting the concerns of a country that had been hit hard by terrorist attacks in the past two years — most dramatically twice in Paris, and in Nice.
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The kingpin behind the site, California man Ross Ulbricht, was later sentenced to life in prison—a hefty sentence probably not helped along by revelations he had attempted to order at least five assassinations.
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Importantly, the it was helped along by comparing its results against those of eight specialists — and now the tech can do as well at recognizing disease as the experts that contributed to the research.
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Roy Cohn (Nathan Lane), who has come back into the public eye thanks to a recent Trump revelation, gets haunting visits from the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg, a woman whose execution he helped along.
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The decision to restructure his life around music was helped along by tour producer David Fishof, who conceived of a series of dates featuring the drummer with a little help from his famous friends.
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This model was helped along by the $3.2 million in cash it raised from supply partner Patrick Hessel, and was unveiled for the first time today at Monaco's ultra-fancy Top Marques auto show.
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Technological change and market forces are making clean energy competitive with dirty fossil and nuclear energy, helped along by small tax credits (which are nonetheless dwarfed by much larger fossil fuel and nuclear subsidies).
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The evolution, which is nearly complete, was helped along by President Donald Trump, who went from silence on Moore to cautious defense of Moore's denials to a full-throated support of Moore Monday morning.
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The candidate herself takes a workhorse approach to oratory, driving in her talking points like she's hammering nails through drywall, and on Thursday, she hit her marks again, helped along by the enthusiastic crowd.
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The reimbursement was processed using unusual accounting practices, a nonexistent retainer agreement, and equally unusual tax decisions, helped along the way by Trump Organization executives who, it seemed, at best, looked the other way.
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Brady revealed as a part of the NFL Network&aposs "NFL 100" show, Gronkowski&aposs dominance was helped along by a conversation the Patriots quarterback had with fellow future Hall-of-Famer Peyton Manning.
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The Scottish independence movement is as old as our modern idea of Scotland itself, and has been picking up steam as of late, its cause helped along by the uncertainties of a post-Brexit world.
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Suns 138, Pelicans 103 (OT) Phoenix scored five points in the final 2.2 seconds of overtime, helped along when host New Orleans drew a technical foul for calling a timeout when it had none remaining.
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Since the end of January, however, the greenback has headed in the other direction, helped along by the Fed's signal in March that there would probably be two, rather than four, rate rises this year.
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That survival mechanism manifests itself in the biochemical process in our brains that, according to the study, is helped along by having a large social network: an increased amount of endorphins binding to opioid receptors.
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The story's popularity was helped along by its thriller-like qualities, which included the allegation that the journalist's body was dismembered with the aid of a bone saw before it was removed from the consulate.
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The hoverboard was helped along by the network effects of a cluster of manufacturers, and the infrastructure was in place to scale up production to meet demand as soon as the product proved a hit.
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This can be helped along with social media, with its ability to spread positive messages and movements such as #MeToo; along with hate and prejudice however, which gather behind the screens of the same networks.
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Expectations of a global growth turnaround have been climbing, helped along by an initial trade deal between the United States and China that brings some certainty and forestalls additional tariffs between the world's largest economies.
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But the authors note that stones mostly made of calcium (the primary type) have also become more common, and it's known these stones can be helped along by a diet high in fat, sugar, and salt.
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In Jimmy's case, he was helped along by the 30 pounds of food daily that he gets to consume: A mix of meat, pet food, fruit and the odd marshmallow or two as a sweet treat.
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It's August; just enjoy the insane ride, which is helped along by Ana de Armas as David's romantic interest and Bradley Cooper as the pivotal figure in the deal that finally makes the wheels fall off.
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Other times, helped along by the accounts of my Jesuit schoolteachers, I imagined him waiting, otiose and slightly bored—restless, as he had often seemed to be in life—in the long, cosmic queue of Purgatory.
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This exploration is helped along by the materialization of a new group of friends — a woman named Phlox and a gay man named Arthur Lecomte, both of whom become his lovers — and Cleveland, Arthur's best friend.
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Thanks to the display at the Transit Museum, as well as our abiding love of personified cats, Etti-Cat lives on as a retro meme, helped along by posts like Jen Carlson's last year on Gothamist.
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In 2015, there were nearly 400,000 new cases of gonorrhea in the US, a rising rate that doctors suspect has been helped along by resistant strains; worldwide, there are about 78 million new infections a year.
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Hours after Trump launched his retaliatory strike, #SyriaHoax was the top topic trending on Twitter—helped along by Mike Cernovich, a popular alt-right blogger and Trump supporter who was the mastermind behind the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory.
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That will no doubt be helped along by the fact that Google partnered with Samsung to create a version of Android tailored to the form factor — similar to its embrace of the top notch with Android Pie.
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Worse, the far-right crowd has been some of the most unpleasant people on Twitter's platform for years, helped along by the platform's longstanding problem of standing around flailing their arms in the face of widespread user harassment.
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But it faces less competition on the fundraising and hiring front where negotiations today are facilitated by consultancies, law firms and, in some cases, helped along with open-source documents available from various VC blogs and law firms.
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Incidentally, Nolan had a big weekend too, with his Dunkirk raking in about $50.5 million, 20 percent more than was projected — helped along in part by strong IMAX ticket sales and positive reactions from both critics and audiences.
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Why it matters: Capturing carbon to extract oil seems counterintuitive to addressing climate change, but experts who have crunched the numbers say this technology is a necessary, if controversial, step that's helped along by these kinds of projects.
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The Warriors scored the first 11 points of the second half to climb out of a 61-51 hole and had seized an 84-77 lead entering the fourth quarter — helped along by Gordon missing three free throws.
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"This is obviously very high-level and sensitive information but is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump — helped along by Aras and Emin," wrote Rob Goldstone, a music producer and publicist working for Emin.
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I.O. The potential pairing of Mr. Trump and union members could be helped along by a sense that Mr. Trump, unlike more conventional Republicans, has historically enjoyed a cordial relationship with labor on many of his real estate projects.
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Zunum Aero, a startup based near Seattle, hopes to have its 12-seat hybrid-electric airliner ready to fly its first passengers by 2022, helped along by investment from Boeing, an American aerospace giant, and JetBlue, a successful airline.
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Via Duchaine and the bodybuilding community, DNP once again began to find its way to users, helped along by the internet's well-greased channels of illicit commerce—although online bodybuilding forums are full of warnings against touching the stuff.
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And yet, Mr. Josifovski told me, overnight stays and tourism in general in Macedonia were moving at a strong clip, helped along by cheap flights into Skopje on the budget airline Wizz Air and inexpensive travel within the country.
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The two Oscar winners' moves into the ranks of powerful producers have been helped along by an entertainment industry that has changed dramatically with the entry of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and Apple into the realm of big-budget series.
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But other of Mr. Sanford's stylistic predilections also push themselves to the fore, including a frenzied section in the middle, which is helped along at first by authoritative, pizzicato bass lines, suggestive of Mr. Sanford's appreciation for Charles Mingus.
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The current account data, which will be released at the same time as the GDP figures, is expected to show a 28th straight month of surplus, helped along by some recovery in exports and income gains from overseas investment.
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And some localities are paying such rates — with the help of federal grants: The state of Rhode Island is paying $800,000 for the first year of a shuttle service coming to Providence in 2019, helped along by a $300,000 federal grant.
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Once considered a luxury item, the popularity of the treatment has been helped along by both lower prices and celebrities — Kim Kardashian and Cardi B among them — who have become increasingly vocal about the wonders of the multi-step procedure.
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There will no doubt be queer readings of the relationship between Madame Blanc and Susie—the sexual undercurrent is both palpable and difficult to pin down—undoubtedly helped along by the fact that Blanc is played by a queer icon.
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Apple successfully convinced millions of people around the world that the iPhone is a product with a limited lifespan, designed to be replaced on an annual or bi-annual cycle—an effort that's helped along by the iPhone Upgrade Program.
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So when postcards became ubiquitous in the late 19th century — helped along by the introduction of stamps that facilitated cheaper mailing as well as a burgeoning print industry in Europe and the United States — the pigs appeared on New Year greetings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - After years of steady inflows, the rate for retirement contributions by public pension employees has increased and is expected to continue rising, an effect difficult to produce but helped along by the impact of regulatory reforms, analysts say.
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Former President Clinton's administration passed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, legislation which has helped along the current era of mass incarceration and put a disproportionate burden on minorities who find themselves in the criminal justice system.
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In September 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin came to the rescue of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, providing air and ground forces that helped, along with troops from Iran, Hezbollah and Iraq, to turn the tide in the country's civil war.
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This party, remember, helped (along with powerful lobbying forces like the Anti-Saloon League) get the US Constitution changed — through the 18th Amendment, which enshrined Prohibition into the country's highest legal document before it was undone by the 21st Amendment.
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In 25, Donald Trump won the office Warner had long coveted for himself, helped along by a Russian cyberattack and campaigning on a message about economic insecurity that raised many of the issues Warner had been talking about for a decade.
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Actually, the whole family was involved — my husband, Steven, helped by writing a computer program to spit out all of the possible country combinations (guineabissaudiarabia, anyone?), and Zach's three younger siblings all helped along the way with the fill and clues.
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" Stefan Rahmstorf, the head of Earth system analysis at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impacts Research, said the record warmth is "helped along a bit by El Niño, but most of it (more than 80%) is due to human-caused global warming.
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Now, as president, he was reportedly helped along in his decision to allow the release of the records by his friend and informal adviser Roger Stone, who told fellow conspiracy theorist Alex Jones that he had encouraged the president to do so.
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Between the first and second quarter of this year, Lyft says it saw a five-fold increase in how many trips were booked via Concierge, helped along by 4x growth in the total number of partners using the service since its launch.
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She is so prolific that the publishing giant Elsevier previously revealed that they have special directions to editors in place for evaluating tips originating from Francis—helped along, no doubt, by Francis's propensity to CC the tips to the New York Times.
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The curling iron's ability to maintain a consistent heat is helped along by Pulse Technology, which quickly diagnoses heat loss and then sends signals to the heating coils to restore it immediately, meaning your iron will stay perfectly hot from start to finish.
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And since government has often acted, at least since the New Deal, to protect those with little power from those with more, public choice theory has helped along the process by which inequality in America has risen so dramatically in recent years.
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Their chemistry is helped along by the outstanding Jackson Jr. — a truly inspired bit of casting, which happened, Plaza said in interviews, because she realized Jackson would be great for the part and sent him a DM on, of all things, Twitter.
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Helped along by Tibetan rights activist and writer Wasfia Nazreen's initial Facebook post of the images, stories in the Indian Express, and HuffPo India have helped draw the line connecting this moment to the history of China's oppression of the people of Tibet.
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He says its popularity at Death & Co. may have been helped along by two colliding trends: cocktail people were getting really into Old Fashioneds and discovering agave spirits at around the same time, and this drink bridged the gap between the two.
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Thanks to a record-keeping mishap, the "right" Maria Gonzalez is already on her way back to Guatemala — helped along, they correctly deduce, by Axe and his minions, in this case a comically sinister duo Axe has hired as his new skulduggery specialists.
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The report is the result of decades of work decoding brain signals, helped along in recent years by large Department of Defense grants intended to develop novel treatments for people with traumatic brain injuries, a signature wound of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
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It's a tantalizing fantasy that's helped along by Remender and his crew's stylish world-building, as well as a stellar young cast that includes the winsome Lana Condor, the star of Netflix's breakaway summer hit To All The Boys I've Loved Before.
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It was, at the time, a solo voyage no one else had ever completed without quitting, dying, or being helped along by a kite, and O'Brady's food rations were a critical part of his strategy for what he hoped would be a successful initial crossing.
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In case you missed it, Pokémon fusions are back in the news, thanks in part to a recent Tumblr meme and helped along by a small but growing community of talented fan artists dedicated to bringing these sometimes adorable but often horrific hybrids to life.
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Holzhauer, who has a background in professional sports gambling, became a household name this past spring with his impressive run, which was helped along by his strategy of going for all of the high-value questions first and betting big on Double Jeopardy items.
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Schiff pushed back against what has already emerged as a key anti-impeachment GOP talking point, which is to make dark accusations of anti-Trump bias and cast the impeachment inquiry as some kind of twisted deep state plot helped along by sneaky Democrats.
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The Watch Series 2 is a generally more-well rounded fitness device, helped along by the addition of features like on-board GPS, which mean you can sync up your Bluetooth headphones and go for a long run without having to bring along the phone.
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CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM AT 2 MINUTES 15 SECONDS I listened to a flood of music as I worked on a piece about the upcoming Resonant Bodies Festival, a wonderful annual immersion in experimental vocal performance, helped along by the festival's extensive digital resources.
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There was a wave of interest in ranked-choice voting in the United States about a century ago, helped along by the contentious 1912 presidential election, when Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft essentially split the Republican vote, and Woodrow Wilson, the Democrat, won.
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Tim Evans, Citi Futures' energy futures specialist, said in a note that oil's move was "a technical correction after the declines of the past five weeks" helped along by boosts from a weaker dollar and forecasts for a weekly draw in U.S. crude inventories.
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The song was helped along by attention from K-pop acts in Korea and spread throughout Southeast Asia before eventually finding its way to the United States in 2018, when a social media challenge invited people to post videos of themselves dancing to the song.
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His reforms were helped along by public outrage at royal misdeeds—particularly those of the late Sultan Iskandar of Johor, who was convicted of assault and manslaughter for the fatal beating of a golf caddy and only escaped prosecution thanks to his immunity as head of state.
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Relief and the release of pent-up pride were the dominant sentiments I encountered in the final days, helped along by gold medals in men's soccer and men's volleyball: two sports that mean much more to Brazilians than the traditional Olympic staple of track and field.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 4.3%Week 11 stats: 112 rushing yards, one touchdown — 17.2 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Gus Edwards was helped along a bit by the Ravens' throttling of the Texans, but he still only needed eight carries to clear 100 yards rushing on Sunday.
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The Queen of Dragons is all too willing to respond to crisis by vowing to kill everyone on the other side—and their cities, too, as we heard last night—but recently she's learned to step back from the brink, helped along by timely advice from Tyrion.
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While she didn't mention West by name, her speech noted that she was the first woman to win Album of the Year and explicitly rebuked the lyrical idea that West's bum-rushing of the Video Music Awards stage in 2009 helped along her rise to stardom.
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The noise and filth of urban living, helped along by the prejudices of affluent city dwellers seeking to escape growing racial and ethnic diversity downtown, led to the advent of "streetcar suburbs," whose quiet, tree-lined avenues mimicked the small-town aesthetic of days gone by.
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Even so, they, too, are subject to American immigration law — despite what the Chaldean community took to be an ironclad promise from a president whose election many of them saw as a miracle from God, helped along by their donations, their prayers and blessings from religious leaders.
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In a number of countries, far-right parties have increased their share of the vote, helped along by Russian meddling and propagandists such as Steve Bannon , the former Trump adviser, who set himself up in an Italian monastery with dreams of building an international nationalist alliance.
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In a new post, Sacca explains that he achieved what he set out to do when he created his venture firm, Lowercase Capital, in 2009, an outfit that was helped along by early checks from Industry Ventures, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, and Sacca's former Google boss, Eric Schmidt.
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Slack's rise within IBM was helped along by the fact that it offers a free version of the service that lets would-be customers give it a spin for themselves before committing to a premium version with support for more users and security controls for the IT department.
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Relations between the two countries improved markedly after the Northern Ireland peace accord, helped along by their mutual membership of the EU. Police on both sides of the currently open border fear that any checkpoints could be a target for hold-out militant groups opposed to the peace accord.
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Rather than being recycled into new bottles, the vast majority of beverage bottles are exported to plastic manufacturers in emerging markets and used to make synthetic fabrics for clothing — demand has been helped along by the athleisure boom — as well as carpeting, bags, packaging, and straps for shipping boxes.
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The U.S.-Cuba embargo is America's equivalent of the Berlin Wall, and on Sunday I happily witnessed bigger chunks of the wall coming down, helped along by a strong American President who has shown global leadership (read respect for the smaller nations of the region) like no other.
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The company is starting off with basic modules, including things like speakers and the aforementioned camera, but is already looking into non-standard phone functionality like secondary displays, helped along by an impressive list of co-conspirators, including, Samsung, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Panasonic, Toshiba , Harman and E Ink.
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The people said the agreement with Hearst was helped along by Joanna Coles, the company's recently departed chief content officer, and Gayle King, a co-anchor of "CBS This Morning" and editor at large at O, The Oprah Magazine, which is among the company's more than 300 publications worldwide.
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Relations between the two countries improved markedly after the Northern Ireland peace accord, helped along by their mutual membership of the EU. Police on both sides of the currently open border fear that any checkpoints could be a target for hold-out militant groups opposed to the peace accord.
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Avatar took 47 days to reach the $2 billion mark, compared to Endgame's 11 — helped along by its massive $1.2 billion opening weekend, (a record-setting feat that's already bested Avatar's opening numbers) — and Endgame is only just now rearing into the third week of its theatrical run.
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Royal Dutch Shell's profits, helped along by the rise in oil prices in recent months, more than doubled in the fourth quarter compared to the same period a year before, showing a net adjusted profit of $4.3 billion compared with $1.8 billion the same quarter a year ago, CNBC reports.
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On Monday, the country's first offshore wind farm, developed by a company called Deepwater Wind and helped along by the state's political leadership, started spinning its turbines to bring electricity to Block Island, a vacation destination with few year-round residents that had previously relied on diesel-fueled generators for power.
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According to PolitiFact, this story debuted on February 28, but it popped up again this week, helped along by recent traffic from Facebook groups like "The Original Deplorables" where the person who posted it claimed that the meth cannibal had obviously voted for Bernie Sanders, (The Original Deplorables have since removed their post).
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And as painful memories of that period recede into the past, the regime's hard edges have softened, helped along by a new wave of politicians, economists, movements, pundits, and intellectuals who have sought to counter what they see as the leftist stranglehold on Brazilian political life over the last decade and a half.
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The Turner Prize, awarded live on the BBC after a monthslong exhibition of the nominees, helped establish the public reputations of Rachel Whiteread, Antony Gormley, Chris Ofili and (it was the '90s) Damien Hirst — their notoriety helped along by Britain's squalid tabloid press, which annually proclaimed that contemporary art was a sucker's game.
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Silva's takedown defense in PRIDE was often helped along by the yellow card—if he held his man in guard long enough the referee would stand both men up, fine either Silva or his opponent 10 percent of their purse, and then as the referee stepped away Silva would begin windmilling once again.
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Lady Bird's arc moves toward this point — helped along by the inevitable changes that come with high school graduation and the start of college — and when the realization finally hits mother and daughter that they truly love each other, it's a rare and grace-filled moment to see in a teen-focused comedy.
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People were increasingly willing to blame fat for many of the health ills of modern life, helped along by the sugar lobby: in 2016, a researcher at the University of California uncovered documents from 173 showing that sugar companies secretly funded studies at Harvard University designed to blame fat for the growing obesity epidemic.
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But this week, as Special Counsel Robert Mueller has secured one conviction and two indictments of former officials in Donald Trump's campaign for president – a campaign helped along by Russian cyber-saboteurs who may have been working with Trump or his advisers – key lawmakers seem uninterested in stepping up to protect Mueller and his investigation.
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Part of that effort will be helped along by a $13.4 million sponsorship deal the WCF has signed with Kingdomway Sports to develop a made-for-television World Cup featuring the top men's, women's and mixed doubles teams that will have four major events, two in China, one in North America and one in Europe.
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Director Jagan Shakti and creative director R Balki would like you to believe that India's historic Mars mission was built on the back of last-minute improvisation and borrowing a few tricks from the kitchen, helped along by the idea of "jugaad" (a Hindi word that refers to the ability to innovate with limited resources).
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Healthcare in the area has changed a lot since then, and much of that change has been helped along by Dolly, who has donated so much time and money to the local hospital that they've named two departments in her honor: the Dolly Parton Birthing Unit and the Dolly Parton Center for Women's Services.
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This change of approach is helped along by calls from the security community, as signaled by the creation of Five-Star cyber safety framework for the automotive industry and the Hippocratic Oath for medical devices, both voluntary attestations to the commitment of two key industries to join forces with hackers now to create a safer tomorrow.
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Now the link between the N.B.A. and its neighbors to the south appears to have more possibility, helped along by an agreement in June 2016 with the Mexican media powerhouse Televisa that brought N.B.A. games to free-to-air television, in addition to the various league broadcasts on subscription channels such as ESPN and NBA League Pass.
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"Hamilton" has proved lucrative for three others who helped along the way: Ron Chernow, a historian whose biography of Alexander Hamilton inspired and formed the basis for the musical; the Public Theater, the Off Broadway nonprofit that nurtured the show's late-stage development and presented its pre-Broadway production; and, most surprisingly, Luis A. Miranda Jr., Lin-Manuel Miranda's father.
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"The [overnight] bounce in oil was helped along by further jawboning from the former president of OPEC, Chakib Khelil, who stated that an OPEC supply-freeze deal was on course because its biggest members were already producing at record levels," said Angus Nicholson, a market analyst at spreadbettor IG. Khelil made his remarks during an interview with Bloomberg Television earlier this week.
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Even in 2001, the day was filled with chaos—reports of a car bomb at the State Department and of additional plane crashes and attacks in places like Cleveland, among other rumors—so it seems almost impossible to imagine how many unsubstantiated claims would spread online, some presumably helped along by online bots and trolls, others spread in fever swamps like 8Chan.
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Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonWilliamson unveils plan to create Cabinet-level Department of Peace Marianne Williamson says she will remove Oval Office portrait of Andrew Jackson if elected Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE Williamson is on her way to becoming something of a cult figure, helped along by her description of a "dark psychic force" she said had been loosed upon the nation by Trump.
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If conflicting visions arise between designers, editors, marketing, authors, agents or publishers — the odds being decent that they will — the design process is helped along if the typography is easily readable (if not huge), if an accompanying image is clear (if tastefully ambiguous), and if the synthesis between the two can be reasonably expected to appeal to a total stranger's sense of visual order and logic.
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These investigations—helped along by a new Met commissioner, Robert "Mr Clean" Mark—revealed that there was systemic corruption "on a scale that beggars description" at the heart of the London's police force, with investigators finding that many of Soho's porn merchants were making weekly payments to some of the most senior police officers in the UK. In 1976, George Fenwick was sentenced to ten years in prison.
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A city that suffered heavy bombings and deprivation during World War II (other Italians have taunted the townspeople as mangiagatti, or cat eaters), Vicenza never lost its connection to the goldsmith's art, and the economy revived in the 22011s and '60s as it combined its long jewelry tradition with industrial and technological innovation, helped along by American investment in the area, including the construction of a United States military base.
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While the Second District has been in Democratic hands for 10 of the past 12 years, the First District has been ping-ponging back and forth: Shea-Porter has apparently decided that she's sick of ping-ponging in and out of the seat, a decision helped along by the fact that national Democrats have never really liked her and recruited Chris Pappas to run for the seat instead.
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Photo: APBed bugs—the blood-sucking, chitinous nightmares which serve as the clearest proof that if there is a divine creator behind the universe, it hates us—were once nearly eradicated from the U.S. But in recent years they've come back worse than ever, beefed up from decades of exposure to insecticides and helped along by an increase in global travel and a decrease in public knowledge of how to fight them.
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It took nearly a century for the "factory system" to dominate the British economy, helped along by egregious abuses of labor: Its growth depended both on enslaved people in the Americas, who by the early nineteenth century produced 2000 percent of the cotton that Britain's factories processed, and on the exploitation of England's rural, poor, orphan, and criminal populations, forced into the mills by the collective power of private industry and the state.
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" He points to another coding kit the team has up for pre-order, slated to ship next month — a co-branded Harry Potter gizmo in which kids get to build a motion-sensitive "coding wand" and use it to cook up their own digital spells, helped along by Kano's software — adding: "With the Potter kit we're bringing Kano code — to create a system, the ability to blend and change physics engines and sounds and particle systems — to tablets.
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So when she asks, "What else do you have if you don't have hope?" in a moment when so many Americans have expressed hopelessness at the prospect of a Donald Trump presidency -- worried sick about a President-elect who ran a campaign infused with embitterment, misogyny, and racism, who seems happy to disregard some of our nation's oldest democratic norms and who may have been helped along by Russian interference -- she's telling us that she's walking this scary path right along with us.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 6900 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) The two leading left-wing candidates had a good night on Tuesday — and were helped along when the second night's debate degenerated into a messy fight with more clear losers than winners.
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