How much is Facebook in control, versus how much are we in control?
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I wasn't in control of what I was in control of, that's why I lost.
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Then are we really in control of our hormones, or are they in control of us?
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"I'm in control of that, and I'm absolutely in control of what I share with Panera," Nygaard said.
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He seems completely in control of his planning, completely in control of the motive, and this is his manifesto.
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She might not be in control of her own life, but she's in control of her own TV show.
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With Democrats in control of the House and Republicans in control of the Senate, both parties have veto power.
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They're in control of their bodies, they're in control of what they do with it, how they use it.
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The idea behind Little Snitch is to put you in control of those connections, but I don't feel in control.
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I'm not in control of the process and I don't want to be in control of it; that's a patriarchal idea.
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Both Ischomachus and Kondo believe that to be in control of your life, you must be in control of your house.
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You get a chance to release that craziness—and now you're in control of it, and it's not in control of you.
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It just makes him feel better, more in control of a situation that, in reality, he isn't in control of at all.
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When you're truly in control, you don't need to tap on people's shoulders constantly to remind them how in control you are.
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Bernard's tragedy is his comeuppance; he is no more in control of his story than the Hosts he's engineered are in control of theirs.
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I finally felt in control of my financesAfter this revelation, I felt in control of my finances for the first time since graduating college.
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In a typical situation, I wouldn't mind being in control of our finances, and being in control of our financial planning, and being the breadwinner.
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Reports out of Afghanistan have said that while the government remains in control of government buildings, the Taliban appears to be in control of most neighborhoods.
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Reports out of Afghanistan have said that while the government remains in control of government buildings, the Taliban appears to be in control of most neighborhoods.
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I've either always been in control or not in control at all, but this was the first time I've felt those violent swings between the two.
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In the video, Kevin says ... "No matter how much you think you're in control, you're not in control," adding ... "Don't take today for granted, because tomorrow is not promised."
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You can't spend six years of your life not being in control and have someone tell you now you have to not be in control for another nine months.
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"You're always in control and self-empowered," he tells CNBC Make It. And when you are operating from a place of being in control, you will make authentic decisions.
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Instead of being in control of one of the humans you've been living with over the course of the journey, the game puts you in control of a cat.
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"The safest thing to do would be [to produce] a system where either the car is in control under all conditions or humans are completely in control," Cummings told Recode.
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"It feels good to me to have full ownership of things, to be in control of the thing we're making, as opposed to having a board that's in control," says Zimonja.
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There's a way to almost change the outcome when you're dealing in the fantastical and when you're in control of the music and the story; you're in control of changing the outcome.
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With Democrats in control of the House and Republicans in control of the Senate and White House, there are questions of what policies will be able to get through the 116th Congress.
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"People can sense that politicians are not in control anymore, that they can't deliver, and people have a very strong feeling that they're no longer in control of their politicians," she said.
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Trying to get back in control After the McGahn news detonated, Trump -- as he often does when apparently caught off guard -- took pains to create an impression that he was in control.
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Allard, meanwhile, was in control for much of his outing.
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She was in control and she was to nail it.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government was in control within hours.
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I think they're a little more in control of themselves.
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I don't want to admit that I'm not in control.
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Ethnic Armenian troops, firmly back in control, milled around, smiling.
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It helped her understand and feel in control of things.
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She remained Arya, in control, asking for what she wanted.
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She loved her reconstructed breasts and felt in control again.
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The feeling soon passed, and I felt in control again.
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Nadia may be unorthodox, but she's always coolly in control.
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You know, those parents are in control of those children.
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But just as often, we want to be in control.
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David Lynch is the one in control of the remote.
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You're truly in control of what happens on your mission.
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With Massi in control, we are free from such concerns.
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But with Trump's administration now in control, things can change.
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"He is not in control of himself," the source said.
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His mom wants to make sure Ryan is in control.
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He believes she's not in control of her own content.
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I feel so much more in control of it now.
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"I figured the thing was in control," he told investigators.
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Such thoughts are intrusive, scary, and are rooted in control.
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She's shiny, and in control the way that Serena is.
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As much as we think we're in control, we're not.
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Even then, though, he admitted that Jasmine was in control.
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When green, the driver knows Super Cruise is in control.
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The people are supposed to be the ones in control.
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I'm just not in control of when it all happens.
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Women should be in control of that line, no question.
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One thing's for sure: The Surrealists are not in control.
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People want the demons, so they can continue in control.
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Once again, oil was in control of stocks on Friday.
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In the third visit, Whispers reveals that he's in control.
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President Trump leaves little doubt that he is in control.
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"Users should be in control of this data," he said.
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He always has a plan and he's always in control.
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Once again, oil was in control of stocks on Friday.
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San Antonio would make runs, but Dallas remained in control.
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You might think you're in control but you're kidding yourself.
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"Overall, I thought that he was in control," Wallace said.
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"Republicans in control of politics, that's the problem," he began.
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We wanted the user, not us, to be in control.
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The LNA says it is once more fully in control.
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He is probably not in control of it any longer.
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During this whole stretch of time, dinosaurs were in control.
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Mr Assad remained in control of most of the country.
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We do plan to stay in charge and in control.
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Company leaders want managers who are competent and in control.
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You can be mentally stronger and feel more in control.
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Democrats were in control of the chamber at the time.
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He acknowledged it would not happen with Republicans in control.
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After all, consumers like the feeling of being in control.
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But with the Conservative Party still in control of Parliament,
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Horus was in control of the sun and the moon.
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San Jose State remained in control in the second half.
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Expanded 529s put individuals in control of their family's future.
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That leaves the Mets in control of their own destiny.
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You always want to be in control of the situation.
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She likes to be in control and have the power.
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I felt like I was in control of my life.
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We aren't really in control so why worry about neurointerventions?
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Are you in control of every aspect of this release?
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But we were still in control, I was still aware.
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He remained in control, answerable to no one but himself.
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Because then I'm not in control when the shoe drops.
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Then once he's in control, he's very tough to beat.
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They're more in control of it and they're super aware.
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I'll admit: I liked being in control of my body.
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She's in control of that home stretch to the egg.
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We are reminded that we're not in control of nature.
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Specifically, Democrats in control of the House, that means you!
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Yet you sense Mr. Huang in control of every detail.
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But by the second set she was firmly in control.
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If you look put together you feel more in control.
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He made them feel as if they were in control.
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In gymnastics, at least, humans very much remain in control.
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We just want to be in control of the process.
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It's frustrating, but I do know God is in control.
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This seemed to put her in control of her symptoms.
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"We're absolutely more in control of the situation," she said.
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"She was able to feel more in control," Ogilvy says.
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But for consumer products like apps, companies are in control.
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"Having the head coach in control is important," Hughes said.
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The Nets seemed in control for much of the game.
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When I'm writing, it's like I'm not really in control.
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You will always be in control of your own attitude.
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Instead, the sunim was fully in control of the weekend.
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"Humans have a tendency to think we're always in control."
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Most of the time, only one set is in control.
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Even when we're empowered, it doesn't mean we're in control.
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The president needed to show that he was in control.
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Democrats were in control of the Senate at the time.
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Now Republicans are in control of the Senate and Sen.
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Brazil still very much in control, but Switzerland is pressuring.
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The idea of being in control doesn't go over well.
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Conservatives are now in control, so let's tax those liberals!
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The only one in control of China's policies is China.
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These were looted while the regime was still in control.
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She was far more in control than most people realized.
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Now you're more in control of everything with Sumo Cyco.
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Inc : * On April 10, 2016 board amended company's change in control employee severance plans * Amendments to change in control severance plans modify definition of 'change in control' * On April 13, 2016, compensation committee approved amendments to severance agreements of some executives including executive officers * Amendments are not applicable to employees in certain jurisdictions outside united states where country-specific sub-plans were adopted * Amendments clarify that sale of all or substantially all of co's operating business would constitute a change in control for purposes of plans * Effective April 10, 2016, committee approved conforming amendments to "change in control" in equity award agreements of certain executives Source text : 1.usa.
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"If you go back, whether Democrats were in control or Republicans were in control, there are several examples where people moved up to that level without necessarily have significant trial experience, professors," said Sen.
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These are data sets now that people are in control of.
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Ms. Lieber, in contrast to Ms. Garfield, is somber, in control.
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But the Taliban are in control just a few kilometres away.
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Since a person is still in control, they're not truly autonomous.
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Michelle isn't merely resilient; she's far too in control for that.
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He's vain, cruelly narcissistic, and somehow, in control of our lives.
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We are simultaneously in control and washed away in the torrent.
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Being in control of something kept me from withering into helplessness.
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But we need to remember that humans are ultimately in control.
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Ultimately, viewers of Ramez In Control were the ones getting pranked.
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What would a league driven with players in control look like?
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However, South Korea appears to be in control of the situation.
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All they see is a person who is not in control.
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Most other games put players in control of the eponymous hero.
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Could sexualizing those insecurities put me back in control of them?
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I never once felt like I wasn't in control while riding.
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Sometimes it's not that serious, and sometimes you're not in control.
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Amy's [character] is usually in control, which sort of protects us.
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Here's one interspecies friendship where the tiny guy is in control.
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I would dive into my work; there, I was in control.
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Unlike in theater, though, players are in control of the recordings.
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I'm in control and it's me that decides where I go.
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Now that we know she was in control of the DNC.
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The mouse doesn't hunt out of hunger—scientists are in control.
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For most of the series, she's in control of the soundtrack.
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Because Langdon is actually the one in control of Ms. Meade.
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In the east Mr Kabila has never really been in control.
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"I wanted something where I could feel in control," she said.
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We are not in control and we have to be ready.
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Her mobility is especially handy in Control and Escort/Hybrid matches.
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Now, instead of controlling events, events are in control of them.
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Playing Perchang puts you in control of that Rube Goldberg machine.
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And you're more in control of the conversation when you're alone.
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Even so, Arcel never entirely seems in control of the material.
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But in reality, Starbucks was never in control of the situation.
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They're so aware and so in control — they're just so fabulous.
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But the authors doubted whether women actually enjoyed being in control.
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For her, making things for herself meant she was in control.
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As Aly tells me, Science remains in control of the Delicious.
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You are also in control of your social and media influences.
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It's really nice to be in control of my own thing.
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You'll feel much better and in control once you've finished them.
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And we might not be in control of what they know.
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You know, once he's in control, he's very tough to beat.
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First, put patients — not bureaucrats — in control of their healthcare dollars.
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And I love being in control of my own breast size.
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Gunn plays Naomi with surgical precision, even-tempered and in control.
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He was not only in control of the planes he flew.
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All of a sudden, you are not completely in control anymore.
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It's the only way to stay in control of your secret.
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He's firmly in control in a very real, very primal way.
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This makes patients feel more in control and has reduced admissions.
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Prisoners, speaking to CNNE, denied that the authorities were in control.
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It was in control from the start against the slumping Hoosiers.
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"They all are now in control of Democratic governors," Kamarck said.
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Zuckerberg has never been more fully in control of the company.
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He stayed more or less in control, never directly insulted Mrs.
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Other than that, I feel like he was in control tonight.
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But it is unclear who is in control on the ground.
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Remember, you're in control when it comes to your credit cards.
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The latter is no innocent; she's a worldly woman, in control.
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It gave me a feeling of being at least in control.
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It leaves them in control of their own body and identity.
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But they still might not be in control of the chamber.
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Even though I was playing my shots I was in control.
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It is a nice thing, believing that you are in control.
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To suddenly switch roles, to suddenly become the person in control.
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Now in control, Chertkov encourages Tolstoy to disown all his copyrights.
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The hope rises from the realization that we are in control.
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"The best attribute about Cale is he's in control," he said.
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However, Chinese companies aren't totally in control of their own destinies.
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The game was in control, and Harris looked right at home.
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Women may still fall short of equality in control of government.
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Under Trump, Kelly implies, the agents will be back in control.
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I've been there, but today I'm in control of my eating.
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They are, as previously noted, not in control at this point.
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"Commanding the situation" on a mac, IN CONTROL on a PC?
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Kamworor looked in control, his legs pumping smoothly, his face calm.
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The United States is not completely in control of this problem.
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However, unlike an Infowars episode, the host is not in control.
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Airbus, by comparison, tended to embrace technology, putting computers in control.
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"It's the N.H.L. who's in control of this process," Leiweke said.
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O'Hara What changed is we were in control of the narrative.
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No matter which party is in control, raising taxes is inevitable.
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But he returned in 2013, initially appearing energetic and in control.
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They gave the children a sense that they were in control.
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I think that is not being in control of the machine.
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Did they appear relaxed and in control from start to finish?
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These bylaws make clear that Facebook is still firmly in control.
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The more knowledge you have, the more in control you'll feel.
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You'll feel more in control of what has to get done.
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But I&aposm not in control of how long I live.
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The same will be true now with the Democrats in control.
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ISIS drove Christians from this area when it was in control.
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The implications of a possible flip in control are wide-ranging.
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Through the song or lyric improvisations children can be in control.
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So let me just say this: Jami's in control right now.
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And yet, I want to be in control of my network.
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It doesn't necessarily work, so you have to be in control.
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"I just feel real in control on the mound," he said.
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Rodriguez answered with a layup that kept the Buccaneers in control.
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At daybreak, protesters remained in control of most of the campus.
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Then he emerges into the light, frantic, no longer in control.
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They repeatedly denied that Taliban fighters were in control of Ghazni.
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A is autonomy, we want to feel like we're in control.
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But I am only in control of what I send out.
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When that power of fear is removed, you're in control again.
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"Having a clean kitchen or home makes you feel more in control and primes you to stay in control," says Dr. Brian Wansink, Director of the Cornell Food and Brand Lab and coauthor of the study.
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Because while they might be in control of the broader operations of their respective companies, they do not appear to be fully in control of the automated algorithmic systems calibrated to drive engagement on Facebook and Twitter.
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The government said it was in control of the country and economy.
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Making sure Medium users are in control of their content is important.
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Someone else being in control of her is extremely dangerous for everyone.
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It is gained from captures and being in control of a Gym.
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At their joint press conference, President Putin was calculated and in control.
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You guys are in control now, so fight the fucking power, man.
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When hitters are in control of counts, they can do more damage.
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Facing that fear, says Li, can help you feel more in control.
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He must be in control, have all the leverage, in every situation.
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But bin Salman is also in control of the Saudi security services.
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Coons is keenly aware of the reality that Democrats aren't in control.
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"I kind of feel like, I'm in control of it," Gina said.
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"The government is not in control of anything," added Mr. Royesh, 46.
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A paycheck means being in control of your resources and your life.
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It didn't seem like anyone else was in control of the account.
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But with book two, I felt more in control of that energy.
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He's in control, and the narrow space only helps magnify his power.
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It's a fascinating dynamic, because Abigail is in control the whole time.
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The government is now in control of the situation, the source said.
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Democrats in control of the House have a fine line to tread.
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Compared to traditional exchanges, you remain in control of your private keys.
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Ginger and the Girls made it clear that they were in control.
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We Believe in God's plan and know he is ultimately in control.
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But for now, the hedge funds are in control and again bullish.
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But now I feel more in control of others' responses to me.
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Some messes are just better handled when you're the one in control.
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Was he in control of the train when it slammed into barrier?
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This is the Ford people will remember: poised, calm, and in control.
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People feel less in control of their own lives than ever before.
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With Shades in custody, Diamondback is officially the only one in control.
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The best part of these tats is that you're totally in control.
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There, she said, she felt supported and in control of her experience.
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There were no checks on the power of the party in control.
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But that never happens and Sufjan stays in control of his art.
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Do you believe that you're empowered and in control of your emotions?
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They were effectively in control of all highways into Manbij, it said.
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And for the first time, she's in control of her eating habits.
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Now in control of the new Congress, Republicans got to work quickly.
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The more I do the show, the more in control I feel.
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A remote "driver" far from the actual vehicle can be in control.
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It is the patient who is in control of the dying process.
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And the economy is performing well with Republicans in control of Washington.
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With Democrats in control of the House, Trump's budget won't go far.
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You are in control of the important people to whom you relate.
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But, whether it does or not, I know God is in control.
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"#SDF is in control of Daesh encampment area in #Baghouz," Bali said.
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Leaving King's Landing the season before, at least they were in control.
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But put me in control of the situation and I'm all in.
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If you're gay or more feminine, you're not in control of that.
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"That will make you feel more confident and in control," Taussig said.
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There, type in "control panel" and click "OK," and it should open.
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Her objective: to get patients back in control of their own bodies.
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People like Sylver are rich, powerful, and in control of the world.
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Ronnie was less in control of the violence that he could unleash.
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Perfectionists need to feel in control of a situation at all times.
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She is in control over her career and that is so important.
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Yet neither party has successfully leveled the playing field while in control.
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Something good is happening lately — I feel fitter, happier, and in control.
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The police were on a mission to show they were in control.
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Even if the controversies are exaggerated, she should be better in control.
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I see the results right away, and I feel more in control.
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The thought of Nancy Pelosi back in control is an unacceptable situation!
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O'CONNOR I wanted to be more in control of its referential realm.
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Instead, his return seems to have left him still firmly in control.
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David Brooks How much are you in control of your own opinions?
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In "Fargo," Nikki struts around as if she were always in control.
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HALFTIME The score is tied but the United States was in control.
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More than ever before, Iran is in control of its own destiny.
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This means giving up things that don't make you feel in control.
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Customers remain in control and can choose the browser of their choice.
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She remembers each incident vividly and feels in control when she does.
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But you're more in control of your budget than you may think.
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The Mexicans were in control for long periods in the opening half.
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Your body is in control, and it knows exactly what to do.
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I felt I was really in control with that I was doing.
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I'm still not sure Lindelof is wholly in control of the subject.
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I am fond of traveling and I love to be in control.
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He likes to be in control of each part of the process.
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With a mic in hand I was in control of the narrative.
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In the case of Jackson, he most certainly is not in control.
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Three superstates are in control in the book: Eurasia, Oceania and EASTASIA.
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The feature reached its final laps, Swinehart in control, his challengers fading.
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Harris remained poised and in control with an unfaltering energy and spirit.
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Tillerson is used to being in control; so is Trump; that's complicated.
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"We can actually be in control of how the plant is surviving."
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Americans "deserve to be in control of your own data," she wrote.
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The hostile takeover attempt left Mr. Wang scrambling to stay in control.
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The GOP is in control of the House, Senate, and executive branch.
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"Change in control still remains mid-2016," Spitler said in an email.
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At daybreak Monday, protesters remained in control of most of the campus.
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The public sees him as in control, even-keeled, doesn't lose it.
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A change in control of XP would require separate approval by Cade.
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But it's 1962, so she's not in control of that for herself.
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With Republicans in control of Washington, the family could lose that coverage.
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I feel more in control when I'm driving than when I'm flying.
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She was completely in control, of the guy and of her audience.
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Senators will have the final word on testimony, with Republicans in control.
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I like being busy, but I like being in control of it.
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You can only do that if you're in control of the show.
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She's straightforward and direct, and she stays in control the whole time.
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But if he's directing with abandon, Aronofsky is also entirely in control.
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All photos courtesy of Daily Vice Skye Sweetnam is in control now.
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We've got other research showing that when someone doesn't feel in control of their life or in control of what's happening to them, conspiracy theories seem more plausible, and that might have been what's happening with these people.
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"A scenario a bit like happened in oil with OPEC, where fora while it looks like they're in control, there's a perception that this thing can continue forever until they stop being in not in control," he said.
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"It was difficult as I was expecting but we looked to be in control for the first 35 minutes and then we looked to be in control for the last 45," United boss Jose Mourinho told Sky Sports.
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For a 5- or 6- or 7-year-old, it's a big deal to feel in control of anything, given that, at 5 or 6 or 7, you aren't even in control of when you go to bed.
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They are people who have been in control of their careers, like many readers of The Economist, and who want still to be in control when, because of their chronic suffering from severe medical conditions, they wish to die.
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I enjoy taking initiative and being in control — 'Let's go everyone, follow me!
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The driver is still responsible for, and ultimately in control of, the car.
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Q. Let's talk about where white men are definitively in control, in Hollywood.
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Holding the reins to extend its reign, the party in control seldom demurs.
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It says, again and again, that she is in control of her appearance.
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I definitely wasn't breezy about the situation, but I felt more in control.
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" Finally, Boockvar concluded that the market is "again in control of government policy.
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ISIS is in control of hills between Sahaji and Mosul, Iraq's second city.
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If an algorithm had been in control, these people may be alive today.
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That way you'll always be in control of costs ... and your own destiny.
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"I'm not currently in control of Lil Tays Instagram account," the person responded.
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Under oath, he depicted himself as a typical teenage drinker and in control.
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It was an interview style and I was in control of the interview.
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Why was it important to keep the player in control of the action?
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I've learned though, that I am in control of what I can control.
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"I'm more comfortable being in control of my successes and failures," she said.
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They are always in control of studies in the escalating loss of control.
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"He is still in control of his own destiny in Paris," McEnroe said.
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The victim who came forward is not really in control of that proceeding.
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I was in control of my body, and it was a glorious thing.
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He's not quite in control of his message, which means the internet is.
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"He was in control, relaxed, serious, had lots of ongoing projects," he said.
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The Gen X'ers, meanwhile, hobble themselves with their need to be in control.
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But they never truly threatened Oklahoma City, which was in control all night.
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And she is barely in control of her cabinet, let alone her party.
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But Nadal stayed in control and sealed the set with a fine overhead.
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I am in control and I am sad that it didn't work out.
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He assumes he's in control, and he treats Killmonger as a hired thug.
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"I thought we were in control of the series most nights," Gallant said.
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"It beats being depressed, and it beats not being in control," she says.
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Garbage cannot be delectable garbage if viewers feel in control while watching it.
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I started to feel in control of my life and my body again.
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And now he's not in control and I think that may cause anger.
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Now I'm in control of all of my shit so that can't happen.
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They just need voters to put them in control of Congress in November.
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Lower numbers are not a foregone conclusion yet, but bears are in control.
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He and his representatives now say that the government is fully in control.
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ISIS had been in control of the city for more than two years.
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The Germans would remain in control over the Battery for two months later.
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Not being in control at that time, and also not being a human.
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It makes us feel like we're a little more in control of events.
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What seems to matter most to us is that we feel in control.
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You want to be in control of the news, with nothing to hide.
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"They will be in control of the conversation with Boeing now," he added.
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He holds an MS in Control Theory & Robotics from the University of Minnesota.
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"With the GOP in control, Marsha Blackburn would crush this legislation," Mitchell said.
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Who owns how much of it and who's really in control of what?
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The 115th Congress begins this week with Republicans in control of both chambers.
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Iraqi troops were in control of eastern Mosul as of this January 19.
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LOL forever at Dake thinking for a second he's in control of Axe.
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But even if you're really nice, you've always got to be in control.
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"Each party has rigged the lines when it's been in control," said Levitt.
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However, shortly after I graduated from Kunduz University, the Taliban were in control.
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We often assume that our brains are in control of our emotional responses.
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With Republicans in control of both chambers, the bill will have long odds.
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But the House Democrats now in control of the 116th Congress did so.
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Yet these are tools the platforms are still very much in control of.
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They want somebody who is going to be in control of their problems.
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The change in control of the House of Representatives has brought no relief.
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He was often about being not on the spot and not in control.
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Khalifa Haftar, who is currently in control of the eastern portion of Libya.
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"They're still not in control as we head into this negotiation," Moran said.
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Al "I am in control here" Haig in the White House press room.
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Two rounds later, however, Pacquiao left no doubt about who was in control.
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The President was more cunning and in control than the public ever imagined.
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If someone's leaning back and relaxed, they probably feel powerful and in control.
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Where in control fruits the ripening is still developing as fast and normally.
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Neither. Not super happy nor constrained, just I really don't feel in control.
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A Republican Party in control of Congress also usually appeals to financial markets.
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I was very calm and I think I was in control out there.
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"I have to admit that I really like being in control," Bob remarks.
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When people feel in control of their life and environment, they become happier.
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That mismatch fueled claims that tech money is in control of the city.
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Now that Republicans are in control, Democrats still want to call the shots.
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Liberals in Congress want to put government in control of your health care.
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Everything happens on your phone, and you stay in control of your data.
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"The A Is Autonomy, we like to feel we're in control," he said.
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Hoffman's goal came just over four minutes later to put Ottawa in control.
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"Maybe God is in control and he's gonna make America burn," she muses.
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In this time, I realized that I'm in control of what I do.
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Dungey's 26-yard scramble for a touchdown put the Orange back in control.
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You are fully immersed in — and only occasionally in control of — the narrative.
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I think, to me, the important thing is, the teacher is in control.
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Jacqueline's mom had been in control but had chosen to be a victim.
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And Jacqueline was in control and had chosen to be a victim, too.
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"Let me be in control of this committee, not you," Mr. Hatch said.
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And for a long time I felt completely in control of that story.
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The good guys are secretly in control, and they are going to win.
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The insurgents remained in control of the bases they had captured, he said.
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I think I kept things pretty much in control in all three sets.
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"Dunford is very in control of himself," a former Defense official told CNN.
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Neither party is sure about which will be in control after November's elections.
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Remember when I said I'm accountable and in control with who surrounds me???
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Meanwhile, the Afghan government pretends to be in control of the country's security.
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This tension over who is in control of Baloch's life drives the book.
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"It makes journalists crazy, because they used to be in control," he said.
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On the Turkish Airlines flight, the system on the right was in control.
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He is going to have to get used to not being in control.
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The new government remained in control, of both the town and the story.
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But the Taliban said they were in control of most of the city.
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With Republicans in control of both chambers of Congress, those chairmen are Republicans.
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Trying to be in control of everything is likely a response to anxiety.
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The government would no longer be in control of the process, he said.
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That would still leave them in control of only 50 seats next year.
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We're still in control of our destiny, and we'll learn from this loss.
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And these days, when you are not in control you wear a suit.
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"The candidate is in control of his campaign," Manafort told Fox News recently.
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Islamic State remains in control of large areas of both Iraq and Syria.
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He was unquestionably in control, it was just a different kind of control.
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Have you lost your minds -- who is in control of your twitter act?
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"Parents or caretakers should be in control of the exposure," Dr. Eichenfield said.
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"Parents or caretakers should be in control of the exposure," Dr. Eichenfield said.
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I wanted to feel a little bit more in control of my life.
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But a gentle sit down with a filmmaker in control of his craft?
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There's no holding back until ... You're not in control of the watch anymore.
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Have you always felt in control or was it something you grew into?
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In doing research for "Find the Fire," I interviewed and surveyed over 1,000 employees about what inspires them at work (and makes them feel uninspired) as well as what makes them feel in control (and not so much in control).
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One clue comes from research showing that when people felt in control of a difficult situation — whether they were actually right about being in control or not — they were less impaired by stress than those who felt out of control.
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Now it's much easier to see when you've got something enabled in Control Center.
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But they have not been dominant and they have certainly never been in control.
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In a second half characterized by scoring swings, Hield helped put Oklahoma in control.
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And they are not in control of a first-round draft pick until 2019.
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For now, Golden State remains in control, but Cleveland has halted the Warriors' momentum.
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"The North is trying to be in control of the playing field," Moon said.
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This will help you remember that you're in control of your emotions and feelings.
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Key to Ambient OS is the belief that people should always be in control.
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All they can do is adapt and adjust to stay happy and in control.
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The idea is as we age, we grow more in control of our environments.
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They also called for an elected board to be in control of the schools.
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Seizing it would put the regime back in control of all four major cities.
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Voigt feels more in control of his sound, and what he wants to say.
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It plays off familiar tenets of BDSM—female in control and woman as goddess.
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"It's really hard to tell an entrepreneur that they're not in control," Trejo said.
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We don't see enough images of women taking the reins and being in control.
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"Our goal is to put people in control of their headaches," Dr. Bryson says.
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Siegel loves that when she does do it, she gets to be in control.
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Who was in control of the WikiLeaks Twitter account cannot be known with certainty.
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And I loved improving my status and being in control of my own destiny.
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Thousands of his RSF were already in control of Khartoum even before the bloodshed.
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The Nets are not in control of their own first-round pick until 11.13.
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She's in control of her story, and she wants to share it with us.
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I can do whatever I want with it, no one else is in control.
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The world No. 2, champion in 2013, was in control throughout the match. (Reuters)
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All of us are scared, but Dr. Mike [Zahalsky] and I were in control.
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Mr Hu's trip was a sign that the party now feels back in control.
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Notably cool heads seem to be in control for now in London and Brussels.
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You, after all, are the only one in control of how your life goes.
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A small fee will be deducted and you're now in control of your funds.
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People just love to feel like they're in control of the danger around them.
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But that's not the only bad thing you can do once you're in control.
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They're in control; we should enable them to do the most efficient work possible.
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In other words, you remain in control of your card, and not your bank.
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That, in theory, would allow them to be more in control of their promotions.
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Dallas Police Chief David Brown has described the killer as delusional yet in control.
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"Samantha was in control of this situation," argued Deputy District Attorney Kristin M. McElroy.
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And those in control are not used to having anyone criticize them, he added.
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Motor neurons have axons, fibers that are directly in control of the body's muscles.
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But at the same time, I've never felt more in control in my life.
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Be in control of your food – make it fun, don't let it control you.
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"The government is not in control," said University of Zimbabwe economics professor Tony Hawkins.
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He sees himself as in control, until the darn superheroes get in the way.
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If their followers don't know when they'll make their next appearance, they're in control.
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In other words, men feel like they're not in control anymore, and that's scary.
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Until then even the audio device picker in control center doesn't show the headphones.
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Runs were hard to come by early, with Kluber and Moore both in control.
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God is in control just like your doctors and whatever is good for Aldrin.
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The Tigers went to halftime well in control of the game, up 28-0.
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The summit was designed to codify ways that users could feel more in control.
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Williams taking over as the point guard is the key to playing in control.
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I can't tell from the back seat who's in control of Google's autonomous Lexus.
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Deficit hawks, after all, tend not to be so hawkish when they're in control.
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Increasing our capital across the group means we are in control of our destiny.
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I think a core port about being a teenager is not being in control.
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Remaining clear-headed, in control of my own body, is essential for staying sane.
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What is it like to be in control of everything in your own life?
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" And "I wish," she says, is another way of saying "I'm not in control.
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So that you can start to be in control of your information, be empowered.
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"I'm nothing special in the eyes of the people in control here," Carson notes.
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You're not in control of the other person when they're in front of you.
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But House Republicans, firmly in control of the lower chamber, want to aim higher.
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I worked on the only thing that made me feel I was in control.
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C. David Harrison preached that Christ is in control and sufficient in all storms.
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And if the Irish are in control of our borders, then Britain is not.
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The bicycle puts people in control of when they leave and when they arrive.
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Midterm elections have historically swung against the party in control of the White House.
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He was in control throughout, retiring 20 of the final 22 batters he faced.
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For a little while, though, Voksi has bucked the system and he's in control.
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"I think it's too in control," she said during a 22007 interview with MTV.
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In Dark Souls or Sekiro, I always felt directly in control of my character.
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" After the sentencing was announced Monday, Cornell said "Allah's in control, not the judge.
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Since then, massive advancements have been made in control systems, movement architecture and programming.
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In Madden, you're omniscient and can think you're in control of all of it.
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I wouldn't feel safe if I did, and I definitely wouldn't feel in control.
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It's important Google keeps your data private and safe and puts you in control.
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"I always wanted to be in control of the entire recording chain," he said.
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One last warning: These companies are not in control of their own destinies anymore.
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Republicans are in control of the House, 238-193, and the Senate, 52-85033.
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"This information can help keep them in control of their accounts," a spokeperson wrote.
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RICHARD MARTIN, Executive Vice President of IMA Asia, says things are still in control.
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Clarke said that decision helped her feel more "in control" of exposing her body.
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I'm going to be in control and show you something you've never seen before.
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That's what we're going to end up with: You in control of the condition.
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When it's just you, do you feel pressure to be in control of everything?
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Even though Maquette was always in control, it wasn't because of Howard and Rowsey.
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In contrast, 52 percent of Canadians think their government is in control of immigration.
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A Republican Party in control of Congress also usually appeals to the financial markets.
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It is unlikely Democrats will be successful with Republicans in control of both chambers.
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That's particularly true if women aren't even in control of when they become pregnant.
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"The one that asks the most questions is the one in control," he said.
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This contradiction speaks of someone wholly in control of their own narrative and destiny.
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In this novel, it seems that the victimizers are still very much in control.
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Your passivity is your way of feeling in control of a seemingly uncontrollable situation.
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The complicating factor is that, well, Spurs may think it already is in control.
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But he feels differently when it is his company in control of a cluster.
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And when those who are in control go "click," we do as they command.
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It's a space where I am allowed to simultaneously be in control and fail.
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Are we in control of what of what we see and hear and know?
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I just like to have it be on my terms and be in control.
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But this makes for a rather profound conundrum: Who is in control of Tay?
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When she grew older she would always be in control, even when being submissive.
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Coinbase's mobile wallet app Coinbase Wallet puts you in control of your crypto assets.
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But that doesn't mean he is in control or will get what he wants.
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This way, they have the ability to roam around, but you are in control.
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Of course, the party in control of Congress always has incumbency on its side.
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But almost six years later, there is little doubt he is firmly in control.
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" He was no longer in control of his health: "Bro, I was like, dying.
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Lucas Nogueira's two consecutive blocks, on Anthony and then Rose, put Toronto in control.
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Ambiguity about who is really in control of American affairs could get people killed.
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The effort to stay in control of the national conversation will not be easy.
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In that space, that pause, you can be in control of what happens next.
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In the days afterward, Corbyn's office scrambled to show that he was in control.
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Moments later, on match point, Zverev came to the net and seemed in control.
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"After sixth grade, Mike was in control of his education," recalled the proud mom.
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"These are strategies women can own and be in control of," says De Marco.
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With Democrats in control, hopes are high that next time around will be different.
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Psychological pathologies among those in control of nuclear weapons could also play a role.
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Right now, the forecast points to a split in control of the next Congress.
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Tomorrow (Thursday): Our stretch of pleasant weather continues as high pressure remains in control.
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If Democrats were in control, they'd come to your house and take your guns!
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She plays Mr. Spicer as a lusty bully, unhinged but at least in control.
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I didn't know what else to do, I just said, 'Lord you're in control.
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When big brands craft an advertisement for television, they're used to being in control.
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Its fall would leave rebels in control of only smaller towns and rural areas.
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Despite the change, however, Page and Brin will remain firmly in control of Alphabet.
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Market reforms galvanize its economy, even as the Communist Party remains firmly in control.
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They outshot the Rangers 44-26 and were in control much of the game.
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The treaty, however, was never signed, leaving Russia in control of all the islands.
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Eleanor, in the role of the "East," representing Asia, is the player in control.
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It does not have to be either the federal government in control or ISPs.
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Midterm elections are typically challenging for the party in control of the federal government.
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For the first time in a year, I feel in control of my finances.
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The former subconsciously suggests someone in control of the screen — and thus the narrative.
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There are powerful stories of powerful women who are in control of their sexualities.
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When fighting ended in 1949, the armistice border -- often called the Green Line because it was drawn in green ink -- saw Israel in control of the western half, and Jordan in control of the eastern half, which included the famous Old City.
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"The safest thing to do would be [to produce] a system where either the car is in control under all conditions or humans are completely in control," Missy Cummings, director of Duke's Humans and Autonomy lab, told Recode in a previous interview.
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And he insisted that women were powerful, loving, and in control of their own desires.
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"She is driving, she is in control, and she went off the cliff," he says.
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I feel a lot more in control but realize this will be an expensive move.
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"She's seemingly in control for the first time – and it really suits her," Turner said.
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"They wanted to be in control of the company," said a source close to Lucid.
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There's no greater responsibility than being in control of your future and it starts NOW!!
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But if we're out of control, I'd hate to see people who are in control.
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Anything that lets kids feel in control will help encourage them to explore new foods.
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It's a biological invasion of privacy in which you are suddenly no longer in control.
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Detroit was in control most of the half but couldn't get into the end zone.
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We're in control as we're animating their story, so we can morph and shape reality.
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She is in control despite the rejection, a revolutionary move in romantic comedies even now.
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However, Gunsagar stresses that parents are in control of how learner profile data is used.
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This guiding principle of nondiscrimination meant you were in control of the connections you made.
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It will lock in control for the company's 31-year-old founder and chief executive.
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Bloody, contorted bodies littered the ground near overturned tables, outside Sweetwater's saloon, in control centers.
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The win also kept USC in control of its fate for the Pac-12 championship.
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The win also kept USC in control of its fate for the Pac-12 championship.
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But they've been in control for the last seven years, and what have we seen?
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And, more importantly, it was in an environment that Faraday Future wasn't in control of.
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"It helps us believe that somebody is in control, that somebody is calling the shots."
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Roughly 3 in 4 respondents said they felt "in control" of the decision to retire.
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It could become a clamour if the government is not seen to be in control.
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Who was the most take-charge, in-control, cool-under-pressure movie character of 2015?
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Residents in Zueitina and Brega told Reuters that LNA forces were in control on Monday.
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When you sign on for something like that, you're no longer the person in control.
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When people are completely in control of their decisions, that is a really exciting thing.
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"You feel in control and empowered, and you feel that you're punishing them," she says.
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The second issue is, of course, making sure humans remain in control of the machines.
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I think in the dry we were in control but it wasn't meant to be.
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I was there, I was in control of all that darkness in a strange way.
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We find it better, in a development, to be in control of our own destiny.
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"It seems like the bears are back in control," a Hong Kong-based trader said.
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Sanchez says he remains in control, but the dissidents assert he now lacks any authority.
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"The minute you authenticate yourself, you're not in control of the situation anymore," he said.
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Or they fear their panic will overwhelm them, but are able to remain in control.
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For some folks, our jobs would end because Houston was in control from then on.
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She takes up a position to be better in control of that on this record.
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A constant awareness that however familiar the environs, you are not safe or in control.
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We were more in control and used our speed when there's an opportunity for it.
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It's the feeling of being in control of my own body that is surprisingly exciting.
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And for another, it gives me a sense of being in control of the craziness.
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But I still struggle at times, and I rarely feel in control of my body.
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"We're on our path to profitability and in control of SoundCloud's independent future," he wrote.
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The PFG claim to be in control of Ben Jawad could not be independently verified.
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Who's actually in control in the dynamic between the user, the brand and the platform?
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Especially considering how hard she wants to stay in control of her nice girl image.
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A senior rebel source denied the government was in control there, however, and fighting continues.
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Bosses like to be masters of their own fate — they like to be in control.
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Beyoncé is more famous, sells more albums and clearly is in control of her career.
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A resident also confirmed to Reuters that the army was in control of the city.
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Trump -- and Republicans -- are in control of the executive and legislative branches of government now.
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The key in our system is, our doctors are always in control of the care.
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It can be turned on and off in Control Center if you add the button.
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You're also not in control of your body when it's in contact with another body.
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This puts the Chinese creditors in control, and Mr Izmirlian's $850m investment in grave jeopardy.
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The Sunni Muslim jihadists remain in control of territory in western Iraq and eastern Syria.
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But that didn't allow the president to be fully in control of his own voice.
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I felt much calmer and in control this time, unlike when the Paris attacks occurred.
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With Republicans in control of the Senate, DeVos's confirmation is all but a foregone conclusion.
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It's also uncomfortable in ways he seems in control of and ways he does not.
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The Stalin of the second volume has lost his mind, and is fully in control.
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"People with autism want to be in control—it makes them feel safe," says Dresner.
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According to Tenney's lawyers, the Gamer Agreement put FaZe Clan in control of Tenney's career.
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They decided the game was over, but they were never in control of the game.
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Even some small, simple changes can help you feel more in control of your finances.
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With the opposition in control of the National Assembly, all pretense of democracy quickly unraveled.
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Hassan could see that telling him her story had made Hina feel more in control.
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Finally, any impeachment will collide with a Senate solidly in control of the White House.
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With Democrats in control of the House, the measure is all but certain to pass.
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But with Democrats now in control of the House, advocates are raising hopes for passage.
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Both starters were in control early and struck out the side in the first inning.
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But every time I get back on I instantly feel happier and more in control.
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Lucroy put the A's back in control with his two-run single in the fourth.
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All they can do is to adapt and adjust to stay happy and in control.
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"The circuit was created by the State Legislature to keep whites in control," says Gundy.
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Being in control doesn't mean you operate solo-powered and try to do everything yourself.
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Republicans in control of state legislatures in most of those states are behind the push.
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This is very different from a Chapter 11 reorganization, where management typically remains in control.
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He's either fully in control of himself or totally at the mercy of his emotions.
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""But most importantly, when the pilot grabs the stick, the pilot is completely in control.
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She didn't get into a relationship "that I wasn't 100% in control of," she said.
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The difference, I like to think, is that I'm in control of those instincts now.
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"I projected an image of a completely put-together, in control, confident lawyer," he said.
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This is the best Olympic experience out of the three, because I was in control.
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All Americans deserve an efficient, effective and accountable government that puts the people in control.
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It will face a Republican Party in control of every level of the federal government.
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But are the women really in control—and how are men fairing under their rule?
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"James Dean is really sexy and powerful, perhaps mainly because he's in control," House says.
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In an Uber, you're not even in control — your safety is in another driver's hands.
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We'll finally be in control of our candy destiny, and that is a beautiful thing.
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For Uber, riders are in control of Points A and B—drivers are glorified chauffeurs.
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Workers and businesses alike are feeling more confident and more in control of their futures.
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Only 37 percent of American respondents reported that the government was in control of immigration.
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The president is in over his head and desperate to pretend he is in control.
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But, above all, Minaj has persevered because she is always in control of her craft.
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But on Wednesday Maduro remained in control as Guaido called for demonstrations throughout the country.
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Sometimes, machines are more reliable than people, but people still insist on being in control.
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But the Houthis remain in control of the capital and large areas of northern Yemen.
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But with Democrats in control of the House, his plan is likely dead on arrival.
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It is a heavy burden to feel unsafe and not in control of one's body.
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They seem a clear message from a government determined to show it is in control.
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You start forgetting that you're actually in control of what you can and can't do.
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Where populists were already in control, as in Poland, Hungary and Italy, they did well.
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Yes, Mr. Cuomo is not alone in control of the membership of the M.T.A. board.
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With Republicans firmly in control of the Senate, his confirmation appears to be on track.
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You can also use this gesture when you're in an app or in control center.
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That would seem a nearly impossible task with the Democrats in control of the House.
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We would like maybe not to own everything, but at least to be in control.
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Nelson flicked a shot over Murray's right pad, and New York was back in control.
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You need to stay in control of yourself and avoid eating too much unhealthy foods.
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The first hour is the hardest and the least interesting, because you're fully in control.
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After 37 years in control of the nation, he was refusing to let go easily.
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Once in control of the server, the police remotely removed the malware from those computers.
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"As a species we want to be in control of just about everything," Kwachka says.
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What's enlightening is how in control they are — and, by extension, Ms. Djordjevich is too.
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That is what happens when you get a super majority of either party in control.
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" He answers, "Of course you don't … but you do like men who are in control.
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So she was in control and she was relentless about getting the things she wanted.
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Now ISIS has lost most of these areas, with the Iraqi government back in control.
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By February 1945, however, the Red Army was in control of most of Eastern Europe.
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Then abandon all concerns for the future and buy votes once you're back in control.
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Doing so means we will feel more in control and cope better down the line.
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"At the same time we need to be in control of our borders," Bloomberg said.
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I love how they make me feel put together and in control of my body.
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I'm a super-self-sufficient person, and I like to be in control of myself.
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"He has the air of a man in control of what is happening," Wright said.
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And the perception that we are in control of the machine is inaccurate,' said Sen.
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Qasem Soleimani has been in control of Iran's Quds Force for more than 20 years.
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Still, Pittsburgh has been firmly in control throughout the first three weeks of the playoffs.
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I felt like the most powerful jockey when I was in control of California Chrome.
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This year, Anwar has to show that he is still in control of the party.
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It's also telling that all other board members have been terminated, leaving Apple in control.
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A similar effort must happen on the House side, where Republicans also are in control.
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They simplify things and put Amazon and Google back in control of the user experience.
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But with the Democrats now in control, Trump faces investigations as well as legislative roadblocks.
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"Who is in control of the oil fields—the United States or Russia?" he asked.
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Another big differentiator is that Tonic puts you in control over your own personalization settings.
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But Anthony has that pesky no-trade clause in his contract, putting him in control.
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The reality is that national longevity is in control of the people, not the physicians.
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"It's a great way to boost your mood and feel more in control," he added.
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It was always going to be difficult, especially with Democrats in control of the House.
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I think a lot of these times a lot of these entrepreneurs are in control.
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From the first shot, you feel that the filmmakers are in control of this material.
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You can tell the people that made this are the people in control of this.
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Saddam remained in control of Iraq, however, and his opponents were massacred in huge numbers.
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A study by Allison Harell of the University of Quebec and others found that a strong predictor of people's attitudes to migrants was whether they felt in control of their own lives, and whether they felt their country was in control of its borders.
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His two younger brothers, Raymond and Thomas Kwok, pictured, remained in control of the business, however.
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"Happy, calm, and feeling that you are neither in control nor controlled by others," Rocha explained.
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Rod's the leader, so if he doesn't like it, it wouldn't go because he's in control.
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We like to think we're driving our own stories, that we're in control of our lives.
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GIGOT: Yes, because they are the party in control and they haven&apost solved the problem.
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This time Spicer tried to remain in control but as time went on he lost it.
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We're not in control of those things, but we don't want to bullshit about those things.
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You're not in control of the editing room and you can't really control what they show.
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I saw mild improvements, felt more in control, started exercising regularly, and got a new job.
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That was a hard lesson for someone like me, who always wants to be in control.
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Because of therapy, I feel more in control of everything, even when I can't control it.
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A wave of Democrats now in control of the House plan to push for just that.
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This helps me feel more in control and better informed about how much money I have.
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Democrats, once they are in control, will throw away the subpoena and the investigation will end.
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The final few rounds were anticlimactic as Broner played it safe and Pacquiao stayed in control.
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Those in control of corporate sponsorship at these leading companies would do well to heed them.
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Anti-government protests in Hong Kong are also threatening Xi's image of a man in control.
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Scenes can also be added to favorites and will show up in Control Center as well.
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Instead of rehabilitating me, juvenile hall only made me feel less in control of my life.
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Microsoft is committed to protecting our customers' privacy and putting them in control of their information.
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With an all-encompassing platform like this, Didi is bidding to be the gatekeeper in control.
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They're also in control of authenticating their account, if they want to make changes or purchases.
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That puts China in control of overseas assets if a country can't pay back its loans.
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"She's in an OK place as she was in control of the situation," added the source.
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But against an opponent which stayed in control of the puck, Allen simply couldn't stop everything.
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We want to be individuals who express ourselves and are in control of our own destiny.
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Meanwhile, the House Intelligence Committee is ramping up its probe now that Democrats are in control.
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And to do that, it decided, it had to be in control of the whole device.
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"We are all in control of our joy," she writes at the end of Two's Company.
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Then, let the other person think they're in control by making them the center of attention.
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Season 1 might have proven David isn't insane, but is he actually in control of himself?
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But with their defense and special teams setting an early tone, the Broncos were in control.
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If their followers never know how they are going to react to something, they're in control.
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If their followers can't guess what their next demand will be, yes, they're still in control.
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"Key to Ambient OS is the belief that people should always be in control," Roman writes.
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Sexiness and power are not mutually exclusive, they say; sexiness is something they're in control of.
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If it doesn't, then narrow leads across the country probably won't, leaving Mitch McConnell in control.
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Utah, where Republicans remain in control, has considered a death penalty repeal in recent years too.
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The cluster, knowing they're in control, lay down their needs: They want to meet with BPO.
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But with the red-hot McCullers on the mound and in control, the results weren't unexpected.
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Power brakes were a helpful feature for keeping the 212-foot long luxury ride in control.
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A year later, Wolfe came back with Bumble, a dating app that puts women in control.
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The Sunni Muslim jihadists remain, however, in control of territory in western Iraq and eastern Syria.
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"The government is in control" says Turkish President Erdogan to large crowd in #Istanbul https://t.
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The insurgents were still in control of half the village by Friday evening, security sources said.
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"The driver is still responsible for, and ultimately in control of, the car," the company said.
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A Werenski power-play goal and Jenner's empty-netter in the third kept Columbus in control.
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Young: I don't know if we're totally in control of that, to tell you the truth.
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But those confirmation hearings and votes occurred when Democrats were firmly in control of the Senate.
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"It's quite refreshing to have everything in control," said twice major champion Martin Kaymer of Germany.
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Another repeal measure stalled on a tie vote in Montana's legislature, where Republicans are in control.
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State lawmakers instead enacted an alternative bill leaving state lawmakers in control of public bathroom policies.
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And, to do that, it decided, it had to be in control of the whole device.
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The contributor who uploaded the alert, "Cobra-Bitcoin," is understood to be in control of Bitcoin.
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This puts the original poster in control of which tweets appear in a conversation thread. 7.
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I would avoid doctors' appointments, because I didn't want them to see I wasn't in control.
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I love that, while not in control of her emotions, she is ceaselessly frank about them.
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We have, as conscious entities, the sense that we're in control of ourselves, including our emotions.
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Kenya is highlighted in Control Risks' Risk-Reward Index of promising African economies, published in September.
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ADX Florence inmates are held in "control units," which function like prisons inside of a prison.
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We fought the whole game and did a great job of keeping the game in control.
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Last year Mr Corbyn seemed barely in control of his own party, let alone the country.
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Such provisions are commonly put in place to retain senior employees after a change in control.
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She does not need to look far for a reminder that Sisi appears firmly in control.
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Quite often the world's policeman is no longer in control or does not want to be.
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Clothesline shots whizzed from her racket and struck paint, and she was very much in control.
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PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure is another Pokémon off-shoot that puts you in control of Pikachu.
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To many outside America, this does not look like a strong leader who is in control.
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Effective leaders should, in turn, come off as calm, approachable and in control as they can.
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Many opposition leaders say that it is the military, not Mnangagwa, that is truly in control.
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Such a confident pop singer, in control of her image, making music that's technical and futuristic.
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Even when we owned the territory because our troops were in control, it was very difficult.
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Kimmy needs therapy (duh), because, as Andrea notes, she's not in control of her own body.
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Then when I felt like I was back in control in there, I'd say 'got it.
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The argument isn't about coffee; It's about whether we are in control of our own lives.
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Have those in control made people feel like there's only one thing left they can do?
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Though Cersei is no longer in control of the king, presumably the royal decree still stands.
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She is now in control of who she is, as a person and as a musician.
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I think if you're not in control of literally every single thing, you're making a mistake.
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My camera allowed me to be out of control and in control at the same time.
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In every other place, someone else is in control: the mainstream media, the politicians, the elite.
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He converted the 3-point play, and the Ramblers were up 17 and unquestionably in control.
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I think when you're in control of your screen, you kind of have these magical powers.
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And the frequently unhinged and spasmodic tweets suggests a guy who isn't in control of himself.
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"I wanted to be more in control of my time," said Ms. Onyenokwe, who is 55.
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This now puts the Trump administration in control of what happens to the health care law.
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The increased oxygen flow increases my erection's firmness and keeps me in control of my body.
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"I can only tell you that I'm happier now my daydreaming is in control," she says.
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If so, what are your thoughts on gaming offering a means to experience feeling in control?
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It feels like being a puppet and very much not in control of your own life.
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Fournier pointed to Trump's post-address market rebound as proof that Trump was truly in control.
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There is a lot of touching, hands on sweaty backs and shoulders, to keep in control.
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He won it by enough to keep Republicans in control of the House and the Senate.
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But the prospect of Microsoft in control of GitHub has already provoked a backlash among developers.
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An unforced error is a situation you are completely in control and you make the mistake.
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The round of changes announced on Monday place her in control of the company's television studios.
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"The old WOTUS rule put Washington in control of ponds, puddles, and prairie potholes," he continued.
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The currency rule change could also reassure the public that the government was firmly in control.
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Kyrgios seemed utterly in control for a very long swath against the 35-year-old Simon.
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"You have to concentrate," he said, admonishing me, but gently, very much in control of himself.
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The only thing he is in control of now is the TV remote — and my mother.
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The CFPB's proposal empowers borrowers by putting them in control of how their debt is collected.
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" Now, Ms. Stasi said, "he is shocked that he is not in control of the press.
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Jackson is in control of his own public and fan relations as part of their deal.
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"He is not really in control of how he's defined," said Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster.
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But with Republicans in control of both chambers of Congress, the Dream Act stalled once again.
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Muguruza broke her to go up, 2-0, in the first set and was in control.
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That's compared to 39 percent that say they would rather see the Republican Party in control.
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If they get the serums right and get in control of this, this will pass through.
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The Cougars were in control early in the second half after a tight first 20 minutes.
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The design also left open the possibility that people in control villages could be worse off.
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Most Hong Kongers interpreted that to mean Beijing is in control and won't let her quit.
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Gun control only means that one should be in control of their firearm at all times.
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Then, when it came time to draw the new lines, the G.O.P. would be in control.
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"He was really in control of the game the whole night," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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If other people are in control of your actions, they define your success and self-worth.
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They would charge families more for fewer benefits and put the insurance companies back in control.
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Both teams picked up the offensive pace in the second half, but Mack remained in control.
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Israel's military said Hamas, the militant group in control of Gaza, was behind the rocket fire.
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Russell sank another 3-pointer to start a 7-0 run that put Minnesota in control.
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By the time I reached this point in the story, I felt nothing like in control.
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With Democrats now in control of the House, Mr. Nadler is trying to avoid such stonewalling.
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I think that record is an amazing exercise in control and restraint, the perfect of sounds.
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The Afghan government disputed those claims, saying the Taliban was not in control of the base.
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It's a black face in the center of the frame, apparently in control of her domain.
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If he wants to talk we can talk, but it's me who is in control here.
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Is it the person making the art; is the art in control; is it the world?
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Today, however, Democrats are in control of the House, which makes the impeachment push more relevant.
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They think they should seem in charge, in control; they don't dare show their true feelings.
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As a master of the medium, he knows that TV is not kind to those who are not in control -- and on a debate stage with a skilled and knowledgeable moderator and an arguably even more skilled and knowledgeable opponent, he would definitely not be in control.
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But in truth the EU 27 will be in control, with Britain having few cards to play.
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He steps inside another Audi RS 7, but this time he's the one who is in control.
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He was 25-years-old when he was in control and 30 when he went in jail.
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You don't exactly take sides, since whatever area you're in, your enemies are the ones in control.
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With Washington controlled by the GOP, more Democrats in control of states means more progressive state policies.
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"You have to give the customer the controls to be in control of their privacy," says Mac.
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They are not very clear about who is in control of the places that they are from.
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Putting software in control of cars is likely to be a lot more than a cosmetic change.
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"I felt like I was in control of the golf ball pretty much all day," he said.
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But does a U.S. president Twitter-screaming in ALL CAPS come across as stable and in control?
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Hashay said she feels very in control of her career, in part because she had a baby.
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But in the end the GOP is in control in the Senate, so his nomination should pass.
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"She paid, she was in control," Buttram told the paper of what she remembered of the duo.
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Will she be an in-control-of-her-sexuality-and-her-life Predator, a la Carrie Bradshaw?
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Good luck complaining to the band of corporate-friendly stooges currently in control of the federal government.
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They might make decisions under pressure from the Senate, but they, ultimately, are in control of this.
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This year, after about a decade of waiting, the company finally is in control of the Tesla.
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Islamic State also destroyed Palmyra's famous Triumphal Arch during its first spell in control of the city.
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Erotic fiction, or literotica, as it's sometimes called, allows you to be in control of the fantasy.
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As someone in control of her own work, Arshia's channel has opened up a ton of doors.
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For more than two years, ISIS was in control of Mosul, a major city in northern Iraq.
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I feel like," he added, pausing to consider his words, "I'm in control of what I'm doing.
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However, I believe she was in control of her account for all of her posts in 2017.
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Reviewing this makes me feel calm and in control, which is why I do it so frequently.
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They're totally in control of you…you're the centre of the whole thing…but you're not there.
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The episode leaves us with the question of who will be in control: Elliot or Mr. Robot?
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Connected cars will make you feel more in control of your home than ever, even from afar.
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The findings were pretty clear: Those who felt in control experienced significantly less vasovagal symptoms and anxiety.
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The prime minister is barely in control of her cabinet, let alone her MPs or her party.
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You'll feel more in control of your iPhone instead of feeling like your iPhone is controlling you.
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Another member of CST's board is also in control of Season Smart Limited, according to Caixin Global.
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Democrats gained a net of four seats, getting them to 48 votes - and leaving Republicans in control.
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The opposition, now in control of the National Assembly, accuses authorities of stymieing probes into the company.
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"Women deserve the right to be in control of what we do with our bodies," Noehren said.
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As a result, she has the appearance of being largely in control of how we see her.
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Several examples of how small changes in control point locations produces major changes in the leaf shape.
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With Democrats in control of the House, the contempt citation could be approved with no Republican support.
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Abby is a student in control of all sexual situations and laughs at her professor's O-face.
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Since last weekend, armed men have been in control of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.
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On the flip side, if Republicans are in control, there could be more hawks put in place.
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As Joann S. Lublin wrote in The Atlantic last year, men are in control of corporate America.
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Even in the ethereal world of sci-fi, the Chinese government remains firmly in control of things.
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But with Republicans in control of both the House and Senate, the legislation is doomed to fail.
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And for the clover, the overall mass of roots was smaller than it was in control plants.
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CBS has a long-term strategy; it just wants to be in control of its own destiny.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, how many people really are in control of their emotion rather than vice versa?
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Perhaps most importantly, you're no longer in control of Dead Cells' primary lifeline, the health power-up.
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"You want companies that are in control of their own destinies from a distribution standpoint," Boss said.
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Get a job that pays commission and you can be in control of how much you earn.
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Conversely, the identity WW is selling, is that of being someone in control of one's own life.
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Today, our EU #DataProtection rules enter into application, putting the Europeans back in control of their data.
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Islamic State fighters are still in control of around 27,000 square km of Syria's territory, he said.
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Mohamed Abdi Kalil tweeted Friday that Kenyan and Somali forces were still in control of the town.
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The world, as it often does these days, felt like it was teetering wildly, barely in control.
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Defense attorney Joseph Cataldo portrayed Carter as not in control of her actions because of prescription medication.
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" Dessler explained to me in an email that "we are still (mostly) in control of our fate.
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Far better if the Afghan government enters that process in control of more territory than the Taliban.
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They were not not in control of Aleppo when I was there, they were a growing power.
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She was in control of her public image and ensured that no unflattering pictures were in circulation.
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However, when an exotic species becomes injurious and its costs high, investing in control measures is justified.
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"You're "approaching" feeling powerful and in control of your life — think, "I'm putting power in the bank.
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Audiences are in control more than ever before, and advertisers and publishers are listening to their demands.
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Just look at what Republicans in control of the government are doing right now on health care.
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Sometimes, the one who seems to be in control is actually the one who is being controlled.
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Always looking in control, he's capable of accelerating and getting to the rim in remarkably quick bursts.
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Their main concern is that an existential risk faces humanity: an AI in control of autonomous weapons.
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What's to stop them from doing it more when cars are temporarily in control of driving duties?
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Today we're more likely to focus on conversations around diversity or who is in control of storytelling.
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But it's even better that the show has added a woman who is really, really in control.
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Capricorns like to be in control of their bodies, so they'll often opt for sativas over indicas.
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However, just because the party is in control does not mean that it has things under control.
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" Dunn hopes this campaign reminds women we're "the ones in control of [our] presentation, clothing, and bodies.
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" Food Freedom is "feeling in control of the food you eat, instead of the food controlling you.
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Forty-two percent prefer Democrats to have control, while 34 percent would rather have Republicans in control.
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A Republican Party in control of a very conservative court is unlikely to support such an amendment.
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But it can be very paralyzing when someone is in control of where your future may go.
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And how do we really put the consumer or the business in control of their own information?
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The protests died out, and, for the first time since becoming President, he seemed firmly in control.
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"I'm not here to say that when Democrats were in control, they ran everything perfectly," he said.
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Social mobility is low; the same economic and political families have been in control for several generations.
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It's an experiment, rough but overall successful, though you can tell that Sontag isn't quite in control.
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And he wanted us to have the freedom to remain independent and in control of that vision.
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Rather, he needs a growing economy to remain in control of his country for decades to come.
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We think we are indispensable to God, but he is showing us that he is in control.
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Martin and Bardet launched countless attacks of their own on the climb, but Froome stayed in control.
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"Generally speaking, we always want to be in control of that system for privacy reasons," Zellmer said.
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Sound familiar, given the current partisan breakdown in Congress, where Republicans are in control of the Senate?
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Yes, I believe in the inherent right of a woman to be in control of her healthcare.
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Its leadership has managed to remain in control, while preserving power, and shoring up massive private wealth.
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It kept me mindful of my spending and made me feel more in control of my money.
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Jim Doyle (D) to delay acting on some legislation, Republicans will remain in control of the legislature.
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The president is always going to be the same guy he was — he likes being in control.
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Woods was at 7 under, in control of his game and hitting shots that only he can.
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