This is the new America, one in which all the old rules have been wiped away, one in which corruption is tolerated, one in which truth is denigrated, one in which tyrants are venerated.
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We imagine community as a cocreated project in which everything can be negotiated, in which everyone has a stake, in which democracy can flourish.
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I asked him to describe the world in which justice had been done, in which equality had been achieved, in which hope was merited.
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Dances in which nothing happened became dances in which much was eventful.
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But now I live in a world in which the president of the United States urges violence against reporters, in which survivors of sexual assault are ridiculed, in which migrant children are placed in "baby jails," in which transgender people are faced with erasure, in which Donald Trump lies and lies and lies.
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Others include Bonzo Goes To College (1952), in which a chimp plays golf and football; Gus (19973) in which a mule from Yugoslavia plays football, Matilda (1978) in which a Kangaroo boxes, and Ed (1996) in which a monkey plays baseball.
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It is a sport in which screaming insults at children is considered an accepted motivational technique, in which competing with severe injuries is the norm, in which discouraging athletes from eating is common practice and in which abuse, broadly defined, is standard.
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He did not say in which years the civilians were killed, nor in which country.
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He described an atmosphere in which winning was supremely important, in which drugs displaced training as the primary method of preparation, and in which Dr. Portugalov's profile continued to rise.
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The ways in which the resistance has organized, the ways in which the courts have been asserted, the ways in which the media has been so critical of the Trump administration.
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It is a fear of a future in which threats are global; in which the culture and complexion of the country are changing; and in which power and privilege are shrinking.
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There exists, somewhere within us, an image in which we are whole, in which we are home.
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The 2010s were a decade in which the world fundamentally changed, in which America said goodbye to its first black president and brought Donald Trump into the White House, in which the climate change apocalypse began, in which pop culture became increasingly fragmented and also TV got really good.
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Suddenly we got a glimpse of a world in which we can hear each other talk, in which actual governance can happen, in which gridlock can be avoided and actual change can come.
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These included 1,850 pregnant women in which the researchers knew the trimester in which the mother became infected.
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This was the election in which the word "pussy" became unavoidable, in which reporters were threatened, in which individuals with disabilities were mocked and ordinary citizens were routinely roughed up when protesting at political rallies.
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Clinton took money from "at least six countries in which women can't drive, in which women are stoned, in which women are killed for adultery," ostensibly a reference to the Clinton Foundation and not Mrs.
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We're a secular country, by our Constitution, in which Christians live and in which many Christians have a voice.
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Kennedy nonetheless drew a line between crimes in which the victim died and those in which they did not.
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A world in which 50 percent of government appointees are female is a world in which fewer are male.
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Include your name, age, the type of environment in which you work, and the borough in which you work.
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There may be several years in which the maximum lifespan drops a bit, and other years in which it jumps.
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Historical novels are always about the time in which they're written, not the time in which they're supposedly taking place.
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The picture he paints is not one in which everything is different, but one in which everything is the same.
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A world in which labor never gets paid is ultimately one in which nobody has much of anything but leftovers.
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Because we are now not just in an age in which the media is distrusted, we are in a moment in which facts are distrusted and in which the very idea of truth is under direct assault.
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This came between the moment in which Ryan had to distance himself from Donald Trump's anti-Semitic tweet and the moment in which he had to distance himself from the speech in which Trump praised Saddam Hussein.
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The team lost by 4 points in a game in which Drummond missed nine free throws, by 5 points in a game in which he missed seven, and by 7 in a game in which he missed 11.
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They demonstrated cases in which "cognitive illusions" affect judgement, and highlighted the conditions in which humans tend to make irrational decisions.
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Total's fields include Golden Eagle, in which Total has a 32 percent stake, and Dumbarton, in which it holds 30 percent.
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Can you think of jobs in which it is extremely important, and jobs in which it isn't very important at all?
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The dispute in which both parties claim victory led to violent demonstrations last weekend in which one protester was shot dead.
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Probably the only contest in which Trump played a role was in North Carolina's new Second District, in which incumbent Rep.
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I thought about the ways in which I liked my life and the ways in which I was disappointed by it.
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It was the year in which New York collective Faile formed, the year in which Philadelphia's Steve Powers (then ESPO) began his Exterior Surface Painting Outreach project, in which Swoon began installing her wheat-paste posters on the street.
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As a consequence, there is wide inequality in access to paid leave across workers by income, by the size of the firm in which they work, the industry in which they work, and the state in which they live.
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The only world in which Jordyn could be involved with Tristan is one in which Khloé has totally moved on from him.
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Bungled identity parades, in which the police do not stick to required procedures, undermine even cases in which credible witnesses identify culprits.
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Now that the way in which we seek information has changed, the way in which we receive information is different, as well.
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But the ways in which online auctions are not changing art sales are as interesting as the ways in which they are.
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People are more likely to accept a story in which they are the heroes than one in which they are the villains.
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There seems to be some knee-jerk, intuitive way in which that's the default stance and in which the real is preferable.
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The fashion shoot in which Fuller participated printed in the March issue and the episode in which she won has already run.
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A trip for RI & CT in which we stay in RI, a trip for MA in which we stay in MA, etc.
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In a season in which so many things have broken the Yankees' way, this was a night in which they did not.
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Barack Obama represented a fast-approaching future in which whiteness is not synonymous with power, in which power is more widely shared.
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Then they snapped two portraits, one in which the subject was facing front and another in which he was turned 45 degrees.
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The ultimate goal is a "circular economy," in which there is no waste — in which all materials can be recaptured and reused.
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The order in which the sequences appear in the film has absolutely nothing to do with the order in which they're shot.
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Two markets have emerged: one in which seasonal allocations of available water can be traded, and another in which shares themselves can be.
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There's a sense in which it's a judgment, and another in which it's an acknowledgment that Simmons is both unfinished and sui generis.
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"I hope that these spring meetings will be a moment in which cool heads prevail – and in which dialogue replaces diatribe," Moscovici said.
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We need rules for quitting him, guidelines for the circumstances in which coverage of him is legitimate and those in which it isn't.
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It's about the taste, texture, quality, feeling, and environment in which the consumer ingests it and in which the bud itself is grown.
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Vlieghe also said that a scenario in which the BoE cuts rates "is more possible" than a scenario in which it raises rates.
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As a result, two subtle styles of communicating have emerged—one in which all sentences are capitalized, and one in which they're not.
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It's a sphere in which sometimes slithery forms surge forth and recede at once, and in which enigmatic figures manifest and back away.
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It was "The Merchant of Venice," in which Mr. Hoffman played Shylock — not "Death of a Salesman," in which he played Willy Loman.
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Bernie Sander's, in which capitalism has failed and must be curbed, and former Mayor Mike Bloomberg's, in which capitalism is critical to success.
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The brief highlights the distinction between class actions in which defendants want to settle and those in which defendants are battling class certification.
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Both analyses agree that a world in which the AHCA passes is a world in which millions fewer Americans have health insurance coverage.
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Still, there's a world in which that greatest hits is already more or less complete, in which the songs we remember Drake for forever are "Started from the Bottom" and "Hotline Bling," and another in which, roughly seven years into his career, Drake is just hitting the period in which the greatest of his hits are yet to be made.
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To critics, the world is one in which Republicans have been unable to pass major legislation, including health care and taxes; in which lawmakers have have harshly criticized the Puerto Rico response; in which a prominent Republican has likened the Trump White House to an adult day care center — and one in which Trump is seeking to create his own version of reality.
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So, I cling to a vision of a world in which people are not afraid to talk about their abortions, in which insurance covers the full cost of abortions and in which all women have access to high-quality maternity care and contraception.
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In the research, Kalra and RAND senior policy researcher David Groves modeled several possible futures—one in which self-driving cars are only 10% safer than human drivers, one in which they are 75% safer, and one in which they are 90% safer.
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I've apologized for the ways in which I could have done better, and I've turned to experts to help educate me not only on the ways in which I can improve, but the ways in which our overall systems need to change.
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Specifically, the 1990s were the decade in which American business finally figured out what to do with computers — the decade in which offices became networked, in which retailers like Wal-Mart learned to use information technology to manage inventories and coordinate with suppliers.
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In a world in which women still have to prove their worth, in which their value is not assumed — the world in which #MeToo has demonstrated that we are living — it is impossible to be a genius in the way Woolf thought inevitable.
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Is it any surprise that an institution in which this view of women is deeply ingrained is also an institution in which sexual assault -- a crime in which one person believes they have total authority over another's body -- flourishes with little consequence?
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Any year in which Marvel Studios comes to Comic-Con is a year in which Marvel Studios is a major highlight of Comic-Con.
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We are going to play a soundbite in which the president had a light moment in which he was talking about Kim Jong-un.
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But I want a world in which unintended pregnancies are exceedingly rare and in which no one is the victim of rape or incest.
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Puhto posted two photos of herself side-by-side, one in which she is relaxed, and another in which she is flexing her core.
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It focuses on the ways in which artists can affect the environment in which they show work (Setouchi is a largely derelict industrial region).
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After all, there are so many ways in which the film falls short, and so many directions in which Nolan decides not to tack.
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It's a world in which women's beauty is both effortless and constant, up to and including the moments in which those women are raped.
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This is not the spirit in which sport should be played and certainly not in the spirit in which we aim to play basketball.
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The start snapped a 17-start streak in which deGrom allowed three runs or fewer, a span in which he produced a 1.88 ERA.
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It is a condition in which a patient does not seem aware of his or her disorder — not in which he or she does.
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Each show began with a theme song in which the youngsters introduced one another, and ended with a song in which they said goodbye.
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There are deepfake videos in which faces are swapped, for instance, or in which a person's expression and lip movement are altered, he said.
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It was the 20153th straight game in which the Flyers earned at least one point, a stretch in which they are 10-0-2.
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The key here is to figure out in which patients these medications will work, and in which ones they are going to be problematic.
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Weekly seminars culminate in readings and exercises that probe the forms in which writers write, and the milieu in which their writing takes place.
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Or we can ask ourselves if her story reveals something we've ignored about ourselves: a social media dynamic in which we are actually being watched, in which our most intimate lives are exposed, in which we are sometimes mocked and taunted by remorseless strangers.
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Among the firms affected are Cairn Energy, in which the fund held 1.92 percent worth $0.993 million at the end of 2018, Tullow Oil, in which it held 2.1 percent worth $67 million, and Premier Oil, in which it held 1.8 percent worth $12 million.
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And that America is one in which working parents are the norm, in which stay-at-home mothers are a distinct minority, and in which the problem of how to take care of children while making ends meet is central to many people's lives.
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She gave us a story of a teenage house party in which she remembered five of at least six attendees, in which she left in a stumbling terrified hurry, in which she, then 15, didn't drive herself there or back but isn't sure who did.
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Consumers should not and cannot be expected to understand rules that may change depending upon the state in which they reside, the state in which they are accessing the internet, and the state in which the company's operation is providing those resources or services.
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You could spin all sorts of theories — from the tragic (in which they're the abandoned pets of our home's former owners) to the "Poltergeist" (in which the house was built on a turtle burying ground) to the practical (in which they're begging for food).
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They merely reflect and amplify one that already exists, a world in which the authority of traditional institutions has eroded, in which old vehicles of political change have disappeared and in which there is often a welling of anger without a conventional political outlet.
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But for the 20 languages in which Netflix does provide subtitles—and the large number in which it dubs shows—it sweats the small stuff.
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Corn seedlings were planted in the presence of two different growth solutions, one in which plants had been touched and one in which they hadn't.
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The answer lies in both the way in which the world has been evolving and the unique way in which this deal will be structured.
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Smith posted two photos of herself, one in which she is makeup-free and vulnerable, and another in which she is dressed up and smiling.
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A world in which it withers away is one in which Facebook has to first replace, than exceed the revenues it currently generates from advertising.
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It turns out he's an accomplished figure in the industry in which I work, and in which I am trying to cement myself more firmly.
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They heralded a new age in which the state would fulfill its function, in which conflicts and schisms, whether religious, ethnic or tribal, would dissolve.
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But a world in which no one complained—in which we only celebrated how good we have it—would be a world that never improved.
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Translated into layman's terms, the report measures "control" -- in which one side runs an area -- and "influence" -- in which one side has the upper hand.
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And is it behind us, in which case we're very fortunate, or is it in front of us, in which case we might be doomed?
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What is the point of a life in which every stage is planned in advance, in which there can be no deviation from the norm?
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The ways in which poetry sometimes becomes difficult to read are signaling the ways in which language becomes insufficient for what we need to communicate.
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Instead, we got a system in which electors are expected to behave like robots, and in which states enact laws to ensure that they will.
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The rush may also precipitate a classic heart attack, in which a clot blocks blood flow, or an arrhythmia, in which the heart revs wildly.
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There's a 120-day period in which parole grants are reviewed administratively, and then another 30-day period in which they're reviewed by the governor.
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That is the climate in which he has been asked to succeed, in which the tension over who belongs and who does not still lingers.
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There was, for me at least, a before and an after, a world in which I hadn't read it, and one in which I had.
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Conway is a frequent critic of the Trump administration, in which he nearly took a job -- and in which his wife is a prominent figure.
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Nicholas Kristof PYONGYANG, North Korea — To fly into North Korea on an old Russian aircraft is to step into an alternate universe, one in which "the Supreme Leader" defeats craven American imperialists, in which triplets are taken from parents to be raised by the state, in which nuclear war is imminent but survivable — and in which there is zero sympathy for American detainees like Otto Warmbier.
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The group explored three scenarios, two in which Obama's Clean Power Plan (CPP) took effect, and one in which it was struck down by the courts.
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As such, they classified as protests events in which someone "protested" to her neighbor about an overgrown hedge, or in which someone "demonstrated" the latest gadget.
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Conway has been a frequent critic of the Trump administration, in which he nearly took a job -- and in which his wife is a prominent figure.
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Biden responded to the allegations of impropriety by posting a video on Twitter in which he mimes the different ways in which he enjoys greeting people.
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A healthy economy is one in which abnormally high profits are recycled by the financial system, not one in which fat incumbents get ever more sprawling.
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Maybe weekdays just need to be empty vessels in which we deposit an endless trickle of videos in which people melt things they probably shouldn't melt.
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The Power begins in a world in which women are subjugated, in which they are raped and ignored and belittled and live their lives in fear.
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He also sensed that the accident of his fall had not been the only danger in which he had stood … in which perhaps he still stood.
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A row over the 2007 poll, in which Odinga also lost out, was followed by weeks of ethnic bloodshed in which more than 1,200 were killed.
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It depicts a "pleasure garden," in which a man and woman sit under an archway of flowers, presumably seeking privacy in which to whisper sweet nothings.
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Here are five takeaways from the night, in which Mr. Biden won at least nine of the 14 states, including some in which he hadn't campaigned.
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There are long scenes in which little happens; there are hasty, expository sentences in which we're informed that a character has died and years have passed.
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DC lines (in which electricity runs in one direction) are more effective and economic over long distances than AC lines (in which currents alternate either direction).
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She anticipates a future in which animal-plant-human hybrids are commonplace, in which any sensory experience can be mapped, recreated and marketed by big pharma.
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Among the movies in which he appeared were "Red Dawn" (1984), "Marvel's The Avengers" (2012) and Oliver Stone's "Nixon" (1995), in which he played Alexander Haig.
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The film centers around a dystopian future, in which mankind has devolved into abject stupidity after repeated generations in which the dumbest have the most children.
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I intentionally avoided all the games in which bees are completely anthropomorphized or function like a spaceship, and games in which bees play a secondary role.
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It's easy to imagine circumstances in which sensitivity to threat and commitment to stability are valuable and others in which risk-taking and innovation are valuable.
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It's as if Levy is reminding us that fiction, not unlike history, exists on a continuum, in which a variety of eras, beginning with the one in which the book takes place and extending to the one in which we read it, can co-exist at once.
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I had heard it was a show in which cowboys rape prostitutes, in which McShane played yet another vainglorious anti-hero whose use of the word "fuck" every 20 seconds was an edgy tic, in which gratuitous murders made up a large portion of the action.
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It explores a world in which the Taliban and the United States Army trade insults on Twitter, in which young people watch horrifying propaganda videos for entertainment and in which "becoming radicalized" can be no more (or less) meaningful than a game of Call of Duty.
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Now it is the continued revelations of the degree to which Trump takes the presidency as a giant game, in which he is all-powerful, in which supplicants must come pleading, in which he has an unmatched ability to retain power by manipulating and deceiving the populace.
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What's more, it tracks the era in which Korea is sliced into halves, in which Koreans lose control of their own destiny, in which they are treated as pawns by the Americans and as subhuman by the Japanese, and is thus powerful context for today's geopolitics.
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The indictment described an incident in which three drunk off-duty cops beat up a couple of young black men for kicks, a second in which Ackal ordered the assault of a personal rival and a third in which Ackal's former chief of staff, Lt. Col.
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"We are continuing the long walk he began, to build a society in which all may be free, in which all may be equal before the law and in which all may share in the wealth of our land and have a better life," Ramaphosa said.
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It is about me and the peculiar vacuum in which I grew up, a vacuum in which the Hearsts could be quite literally king of the hill.
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That tendency, as he said, has led to a democracy in which the most extreme voices get attention, and one in which the average person feel voiceless.
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It was the fourth straight outing in which Mikolas has lasted seven innings and his fifth time in six starts in which he hasn't walked a batter.
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The FAA conducted 10 tests in which it packed a fully-charged laptop into a suitcase and tested various scenarios in which the battery could catch fire.
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Lizzie says: A world in which this music is really popular would be a world in which people suddenly fall asleep while dancing and never understand why.
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To say it still another way: The milieu in which Technopoly flourishes is one in which the tie between information and human purpose has been severed, i.e.
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Awareness, though, can be hard to come by directly—the circumstances in which games are made are not the same as those in which games are played.
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Firms in which promotion is based on seniority rather than merit and in which long hours are the norm will find it hard to attract workers, too.
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She released an elaborate, impressive music video in which she played several different 1970s archetypes, and then she released another in which she was just a mouth.
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You either have kids, in which case you bemoan every restriction placed upon them, or you don't, in which case you tut at every concession they enjoy.
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There is a universe in which this was the end of it, but that is not the universe in which the Mets or any of us exist.
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They range from a world in which the division between "haves" and "have-nots" is starker than ever, to one in which international cooperation and innovation reigns.
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On Monday, Smith posted a before-and-after photo comparison of herself, using one photo in which she is wearing tights, and one in which she isn't.
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But this is his first major final in which he has not played Djokovic or Federer, and the first in which he was the higher seeded player.
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Depp leads Disney's hit franchise "Pirates of the Caribbean," in which he plays Captain Jack Sparrow, and "Alice in Wonderland," in which he plays the Mad Hatter.
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When he was younger, Mr. Vázquez frequently had nightmares in which he watched himself being killed — such was the climate of violence in which he was raised.
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"Sectors in which you could see relevant transactions gaining steam are those in which corporate reorganization is needed in the face of the economic situation," Amaral added.
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From September 2007 to September 2014, IPRA reported 344 shootings in which someone was struck by a bullet and 291 shootings in which no one was struck.
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And a new letter reveals the deplorable state in which she was kept and the myriad ways in which she was condescended to by her male doctors.
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She is positing a world in which we might stop apologizing for apologizing, in which we might seek compromise and see vulnerability as a form of courage.
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Consider too that the years in which one is considered a fresh face or a rising star coincide with the years in which most Americans have children.
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After two nights in which their starting pitchers kept the Mets in games, this was a night in which the starting pitcher took them out of one.
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The period in which the play is set, the world in which it takes place, during the Harlem Renaissance, is a very exciting time in human history.
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And not merely a murder in which one man is implicated, but rather a great televised spectacle in which a whole nation, through its silence, is complicit.
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H.S.A.s can restore sanity to a market in which prices are invisible and costs keep rising, and in which the concept of "insurance" has lost its meaning.
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Cramped confinement: A detainee would be put into a small space in which he could only sit, or a larger space in which he could only stand.
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Instead, investors would be forced to sell their stocks, mutual funds and ETFs in which they hold multiple positions in the order in which they bought them.
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This is the context in which we find J.K. Rowling tweeting her support for Maya Forstater, and the context in which Ms. Forstater launched her legal challenge.
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"Royal Wedding" (1951), in which Astaire defied gravity, and "Singin' in the Rain" (1952), in which Kelly defied the weather, were just two of his crowd-pleasers.
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There are two major scenarios in which editing the DNA of an embryo might be considered ethical: One in which both parents carry a gene for a genetic disorder recessively, and one in which one parent carries a dominant gene for a disease, like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or Huntington's disease.
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Those rates reflect a world in which economic growth in advanced economies is slower than it was in the post-war decades, in which there is more capital sloshing around than governments or firms can easily put to good use, and in which inflation is very low and stable.
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We have the ancestral oblivion of ape limbo, in which Roberta is lost; the despoiled Germany of the 1940s, in which her father was an exotic alien (the Germans made monkey noises when they saw him); and the fractious present, in which even brother and sister cannot connect.
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Less than a year before the United States will begin defending its Women's World Cup title, it is also highlighting the ways in which girls soccer development in America is changing, the ways in which it is flawed and the ways in which it all might one day evolve.
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I could be in this town in which no one knew I was a writer, no one knew I spoke English, in which I didn't have many friends.
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"I cannot recall any incident in which the court accepted a guilty plea in which he was not guilty, and I don't intend to start today," Sullivan said.
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These powerful compositions, in which Goldblatt's subjects are invoked without appearing in the frame, are among the rare instances in which he catches people with their guard down.
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But a chapter, nonetheless, that hints at a future in which Winston Smith's diary, the ultimate transgression, is preserved; a future in which Big Brother is no longer.
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And this was a fight in which Chan Sung Jung had been controlling with his boxing for the most part, and in which a decision win seemed unlikely.
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Other scenarios the researchers considered include one in which most people abstain from eating red meat and poultry and another in which most people assume a vegan diet.
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The masses (and the party) like stories in which subordinates are loyal, kindness is rewarded and wickedness punished, and in which young people who work hard can succeed.
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He must govern with a congress in which he lacks a majority and in which the far-left Broad Front has a significant presence for the first time.
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There are 254 districts in which the Democrats have at least a 20% shot, and a whopping 277 in which they have at least one-in-ten odds.
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For his new photo series, "Naked Faces," Hamm took two photos of each of his volunteer subjects — one in which they're dressed and one in which they're nude.
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For years the authorities have mulled shifting from a system in which these are individually authorised to one in which eligible firms simply register their intention to list.
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So-called active learning, in which the system identifies areas in which it needs help from a human expert, has helped substantially cut down on Alexa's error rates.
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The share offering will have a primary portion, in which proceeds go to the company, and a secondary portion, in which current shareholders sell part of their stakes.
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"Schreiber is either still alive, in which case he must remain in prison, or he is actually dead, in which case this appeal is moot," the court wrote.
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This picture pulls together several recurring dreams involving plane crashes, Kraft said, one in which she's on the plane and two in which she watches it go down.
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In the case at hand, this would mean a world in which students do not incur large debt, and in which debt can be repaid at reasonable rates.
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These relations include the ecologically damaged urban natures in which most children already live, in contrast to the idealized ways in which children and nature are often represented.
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"We have been unwilling to compromise on the business model and investment program in which you invested or the way in which we have pursued it," he added.
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It helps to demonstrate the ways in which people experience oppression differently, and the ways in which oppression and discrimination can be compounded for some, and not others.
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Only so many qualifying points are available in each, and while Baffert has a major say in which horse races in which race, his decisions are not absolute.
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There's a recipe box in which you can save the recipes you like (wherever they come from!) and in which you can organize them however you see fit.
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The long, polyphonic scene in which they work out the human meaning of justice is the moving culmination of a play in which words have mostly been weapons.
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Up close, speaking in Spanish, the language in which he still dreams and in which we held all our conversations, he often regarded me with a shrewd gaze.
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The director Gaspar Noé is fond of making films in which characters are raped and beaten, or in which a drug trip turns into a journey to hell.
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They would then compare the discussion on Twitter related to that topic in the week in which the pieces ran to the week in which they did not.
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The formula has worked in previous games: one in which Thompson scored 60 points (in just 292 minutes) and another in which he recorded a 223-point quarter.
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The rest of the wine world has adopted the Burgundian way of thinking, in which a wine is defined by the place in which the grapes were grown.
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The report differentiates between nonpooled trips, in which passengers ride straight to their destination, and pooled trips, in which the car picks up other passengers on the way.
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That exhibition, which covered the same time period in which "Untitled" was painted, revisited the postwar years in which she developed her style of simple, Constructivist-like abstractions.
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" From the start, Janice and Scott worked to create an environment in which Marley not only felt loved but in which she "understood what her family context was.
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He didn't have to have a vicious infighting administration in which everybody leaks against one another and in which backstairs life is a war of all against all.
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Entire sports — such as biathlon and cross-country skiing, in which Russia has excelled and in which its drug violations have been many — could be wiped out completely.
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But it omits a crucial scene in which Freddie tells his fiancée that he is not straight, and the scene in which his lover, Jim Hutton, is introduced.
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It was also a world in which power and legitimacy were radically untethered, in which a former cohesion and strength had given way to decadence and endless crisis.
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I don't pretend to understand Twin Peaks, but I think it's important that Cooper gets three endings: one in which he dies, one in which he lives happily ever after, and one in which he is consumed by past trauma without seeming to learn from it or find a way forward.
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This is a movie in which Oscar winner Colin Firth is made to yell "You're not Mr. Pickles!" at a yawning puppy, in which one character's love of John Denver becomes an honest-to-God plot point, in which Elton John gets the most ridiculously colorful hero moment of all.
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Firms to be excluded from the fund would include Cairn Energy, in which the fund had a 1.92 percent stake worth $22 million at the end of 0.943, Tullow Oil, in which it held 2.1 percent worth $67 million, and Premier Oil, in which it held 1.8 percent worth $12 million.
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British law dating back to 1275 prohibited three forms of promoting litigation: barratry, in which someone stirs a potential plaintiff to file a lawsuit; champerty, in which an investor takes a stake in the lawsuit's recovery; and maintenance, in which an investor pays the plaintiff to carry on the suit.
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Using a proprietary economic model, Moody's considered three scenarios: one in which the proposals were adopted as Mr. Trump has laid them out; one in which they were adopted on a smaller scale; and one in which Mr. Trump was forced to compromise with a Congress similar in makeup to today's.
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"Gather the Daughters," Jennie Melamed's debut novel, presents a world in which child abuse has been normalized, even sanctified, and in which the salutary pleasures available to girls and women are few and far between — a world in which girls make a harrowingly quick journey from childhood to motherhood to death.
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We're just about out of time, so let me ask you this: Is there a future version of America — in which Christianity is not the dominant religion, in which white people aren't the majority, and in which English is not the primary language — that still aligns with your nationalist vision?
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It is a world animated by desperate fear, in which extreme threats call for extreme measure, and in which nefarious conspiracies lurk around every corner and in every mosque.
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In that context, a movie in which a woman's rage is portrayed as operatic, in which Frances McDormand's speeches are less like rants than like arias, is immensely cathartic.
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The contest was the fourth straight in which the Red Wings scored fewer than three goals and seventh in a row in which they failed to reach four tallies.
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It was a year in which superheroes triumphed — but it was, also, unfortunately a year in which ugly political realities made most superhero fantasies seem increasingly strained and irrelevant.
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So there will be no conversation in which I was hysterical, emotional, in which I was being a quote irrational female or whatever you want to put on it.
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The no contest was the sole fight in which he showed any signs of durability, but was also the one in which he tested positive for elevated testosterone levels.
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The latest assault has provoked a major counteroffensive in which the military says it killed almost 400 insurgents and in which 13 members of the security forces have died.
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Thi Bui's graphic memoir alternates between the present (in which she is pregnant with her son) and the past, in which her parents struggle to embrace their new realities.
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Clinton aides said she is preparing for two scenarios: One in which Trump is measured and serious, and another in which he is freewheeling and makes inflammatory personal attacks.
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But Cline's world is not just one in which gamers get to be awesome, but also one in which gamers get to be awesome specifically because everyone else sucks.
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If you could explain in which ways it does and in which ways it doesn't a little bit, that would be very useful to our audience and to us.
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Margaret Storey is the mother of Josie, who has Aicardi Syndrome, an epilepsy disorder in which seizures are rarely, if ever, controlled, and in which early mortality is common.
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I felt split in two, holding two opposing thoughts with equal weight in my mind with every action: one in which I died, the other in which I lived.
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It is an age in which the language of resistance has been set and accepted, in which the mode of expression and resistance has been demonstrated and proved effective.
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"There is a plethora of ways in which foreign-funded organizations that enjoy no popular support in Hungary operate, including ways in which they bypass Hungary's laws," he added.
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I've had success with versions in which there are two blocks in the middle breaking up the 15s, and in which there is a single block in dead center.
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"The only situation in which Kim Jong Un would rationally use nuclear weapons first is one in which he believes his regime's survival is at stake," says Rapp-Hooper.
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Mr. Kraft's lawyers also asked that evidence related to a traffic stop, in which the police pulled over a car in which Mr. Kraft was riding, also be suppressed.
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I can't write a movie in which you care about 16 million people dying, but I can write a movie in which you care about a few people dying.
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But you can't read their stories without noticing the ways in which they were all reduced to a creative silence in which their egos shrunk and their minds opened.
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She told Brown that she saw two past lives, one in which he was a warrior in ancient China and one, more recently, in which he was an artist.
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She concludes that we live in two democracies: a political democracy, in which we function as citizens, and a "democracy of everyday life," in which we function as neighbors.
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And because that's the world in which I've made my life, the only one in which I can imagine a life, I take the loss of this spirit personally.
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This is reminiscent of the days in which artists such as Sammy Davis Jr. or Lena Horne were not allowed to stay in the hotels in which they performed.
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Inspired. — the logical end of optimization in fashion isn't a world in which everyone chooses an idiosyncratic everyday look, but rather one in which personal style ceases to exist.
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Donald Trump represents the consequence of a political system in which the contradictions have been expanding for probably two decades now: a system in which economically struggling and less well-educated voters have been marginalized, in which both parties (but especially Republicans) have sided with their donor classes against their voters, and in which both parties (again, especially Republicans) have attempted to paper over their internal contradictions by spewing negative partisanship into the system.
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If 2015 was the election in which supporters of secession flocked to the SNP, 2017 was the one in which unionists moved to the party best placed to defeat it.
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On Wednesday night, the New York Times published a story in which two women detailed incidents, decades apart, in which they say they were victims of Trump's unwanted sexual advances.
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Falwell, in which the Supreme Court held that Jerry Falwell could not recover damages from Hustler for a satirical interview in which Falwell discusses losing his virginity to his mother.
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Lumet's account, in which she describes being coerced into sex, follows the account of model Keri Claussen Khaligi, in which she claimed that Simmons had sexually assaulted her in 1991.
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A focus on efficiency is unobjectionable in a world in which political and institutional stability can be taken for granted, much less so in a world in which it cannot.
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Making matters worse, since January the dollar, the currency in which fuel is priced, has strengthened by a tenth against the rupee, the currency in which ticket revenues are booked.
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It conjures a world in which the persecution of pregnant women seems possible — but, of course, we already live in a world in which the government attempts to legislate biology.
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Smith is optimistic that there are similar finds out there, that may further illuminate the fascinating world in which Tortotubus lived, and the larger ecosystem in which it was situated.
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The lineup so far is in contrast to the court's last term, in which it heard major cases on abortion, racial preferences and immigration in which it was closely divided.
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The remarks, in which Spicer referred to concentration camps as "Holocaust centers," was just the latest example in which the administration came under fire for issues related to anti-Semitism.
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The Raptors are facing another year in which they need to make a trade, in which a trade is a fairly obvious route, and yet a trade may never materialize.
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Prison gerrymandering refers to a Census Bureau practice in which people in prison are counted as residents of the towns in which they are jailed, even though they cannot vote.
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The Cubs and the Yankees each issued statements in which Chapman apologized for his behavior, but only after interviews with the news media in which he refused to admit wrongdoing.
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The three months in which they were rising, August, September and October, were also the months in which prices were surging, providing some fundamental basis for an increase in prices.
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Those innovations are foldable smartphones, in which phones can fold out to become tablets; and cloud gaming, in which a game console is essentially being replaced by an internet connection.
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We are witnessing another shameful moment in US history, in which a president is placating his base of supporters who fear an America in which white people no longer rule.
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Twitter protests in which activists send out messages aimed directly at selected officials, and phone-banking, in which they telephone them en masse, are two of the ideas under consideration.
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We live in a country in which white supremacists march with torches, in which the president mocks the disabled, advocates violence and calls the press the enemy of the people.
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FBI reports suggest nearly 40 percent of murders in which the motive is known to law enforcement were related to arguments in which people know one another or romantic triangles.
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Third is the $109 billion purchase of media group Time Warner in which AT&T took on heavy debt to get into an industry in which it had no experience.
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It develops as a study in parameters: how the notes repeat, in which timbres, in which rhythms, in what implied spaces, against which combination of harmony, counterpoint, distortion and noise.
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Well, that's a sign that the movie will be following this pattern; the universe in which IT takes place is the same universe in which the Dark Tower takes place.
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Nor am I. That notion, too, belongs to some fantasyland in which college doesn't demand the time and money that it does and in which good incomes are easily secured.
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He wrote several other books, including a memoir in which he said nothing about the CIA and a follow-up to "Dangerous Mind," in which he claimed further clandestine exploits.
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We've moved from a system in which both parties strive to serve the whole country to one in which political leaders seem more interested in driving wedges than solving problems.
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Mr. Lee's case is not the only one in which a co-defendant received a life sentence, nor is his the only case in which the victim's family opposes execution.
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The other argues that the hustle is a sad, delusional exercise, in which the individual goes around in circles in the mental prison yard in which he is unwittingly caught.
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In which case it's also easy to imagine a scenario in which Francis didn't technically "lift" those sanctions so much as acted in ignorance of them, or of their seriousness.
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Mr. Trump promised it in 2015, in the same speech in which he announced his candidacy, the same speech in which he called Mexican immigrants rapists, criminals and drug traffickers.
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When social media, cable channels, webcasts, podcasts, blogs and more have created an environment in which everybody's an expert and nobody's an expert — in which it's sometimes impossible to tell.
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But Trump's in a different environment now, one in which he no longer has Hillary Clinton or his GOP primary rivals as a foil, one in which he'll quickly develop a record he will be judged on — and one in which holding on to his base may not be enough for success.
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" The code of silence extends to cases in which police officers are accused of domestic assault and rape, including one case in which an officer had a 19-year history of physically abusing his wife and another in which an officer described a victim who accused him of rape as "an easy lay.
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Perhaps the most charitable possible reading of Fifty Shades Darker is one in which it signals a greater cultural shift: the creation of a world in which men are more capable of tolerating the vulnerability that true intimacy requires, or at least one in which women know to ask for this much.
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This is, after all, a primary cycle in which Pete Buttigieg, an out, gay, small-town mayor, is now a frontrunner; in which candidates range in age from 37 (Buttigieg) to 79 (Sanders); in which, at least early on, a record number of women and people of color were in the fighting mix.
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"These are difficult days in which you have decided to support and protect the Salvadoran people, days in which we know that most politicians are protecting criminals, days in which we know that deputies and former ministers financed the criminals that you are going to have to pursue and capture," Bukele said.
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The study made economic forecasts for three proposals: a full universal basic income in which every adult gets $1,000 a month ($12,000 a year), a partial basic income in which every adult gets $500 a month ($6,6.53 a year), and a child allowance in which parents get $250 a month ($3,000 a year).
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There is no scene in which Captain America fails to demonstrate his strength and honor and decency, no sequence in which Iron Man does not show off how smart and stylish and witty he is, no moment in which the Hulk does not come across as a genius torn by powerful inner conflict.
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Stream some famous Thanksgiving episodes, all available on Netflix: "Friends" (Season 5, Episode 8), in which the gang reminisces about its worst Thanksgivings ever; "The West Wing" (Season 2, Episode 8), in which C. J. has to decide which of two turkeys to pardon; "Gilmore Girls" (Season 3, Episode 9), in which Lorelai drags Rory to four holiday meals; "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (Season 4, Episode 8), in which Buffy's celebration is accompanied by a haunting; and "How I Met Your Mother" (Season 3, Episode 9), in which Marshall and Lily host their first Thanksgiving, and Barney waits for a slap.
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Either they don't understand the damage they're doing to their own country, in which case they are simply stupid, or they understand everything, in which case they are dangerous and corrupt.
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They could choose from games like "burst," in which they touched moving dots to explode them into a circle of color, and "paint," in which they could select colors and draw.
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The LTMs range from one in which only weapons with "heavy" in the name can be found in lootboxes to a mode in which players can only deal damage with headshots.
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An exchange in which she appeared to confuse education philosophies in which students are measured by growth in a year or proficiency relative to their grade level gained traction among educators.
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But a world in which Clinton's agenda passed is one in which it would be the stated responsibility of government to ensure everyone can afford health care, child care, and college.
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It's a distinction that emphasizes the theoretical world in which these bots would live, a world in which (not unlike our own) they will need to adapt and work to survive.
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They examined two models of the 20th century: one in which temperatures hovered around the 500 to 1800 AD average, and another in which a slight pre-industrial cooling trend continued.
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The bond is an example of "impact investing", in which private investors seek out social and financial returns, and of "blended finance", in which public funds help them to do so.
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He cited previous federal trials in which the defendant was facing the death penalty, including the trial of 1995 Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh in which 38 witnesses were also called.
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The high court considered three cases -- two in which appeals courts ruled that such agreements can&apost be enforced and a third in which the appeals court said they are valid.
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But this only looked at cases in which someone was already shot — leaving out cases in which an officer could have fired but chose not to, potentially because of racial bias.
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There's also her wildly successful mobile game (in which people can pretend to be famous) and her Kim Kardashian West official app (in which people can watch Kim be actually famous).
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It's a suspicious pivot from his statements earlier this month, in which he unequivocally condemned Trump following the leak of a tape in which he bragged about sexually assaulting a woman.
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But a world in which countries are pushed by their voters into talking tough and making threats is a world in which there is more conflict, less trade and more uncertainty.
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He compares it to the Sherlock Holmes story in which the detective infers a vital clue from the "curious incident" in which a dog did not do anything in the night.
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This modeling involved comparing solar to baseline scenarios in which no solar was built, in the first case, and in which no more solar is built after today, in the second.
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It's an "environment in which rape is prevalent and in which sexual violence against women is normalized and excused in the media and popular culture," according to Marshall University's Women's Center.
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Oxycodone, which was inexpensive to produce, was already used in other drugs, such as Percodan (in which it is blended with aspirin) and Percocet (in which it is blended with Tylenol).
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We know that an America in which women have the same opportunity to get ahead and control their own reproductive futures as men is an America in which we all succeed.
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The battle in which a decorated member of the Navy SEALs died in Iraq on Tuesday could signal a future in which American troops move closer to daily fighting with ISIS.
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In a sport in which top coaches often turn out multiple elite athletes, in which families sometimes traverse the country to work with those coaches, these two share an uncommon bond.
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All told, from June to October there were five states with more than 100 ads in which Mr. Trump dominated, and 18 states with more than 100 ads in which Mrs.
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Authorities had two inconsistent interviews from Gore: one in which he said nothing suspicious happened that night, and another in which he said he saw Williamson harassing Debbie at the bar.
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Now the shooter must roll until she hits the point again (in which case everyone on the pass line wins), but without rolling a 7 first (in which case they lose).
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And, ultimately, we are better off in a world in which Iran doesn't have a bomb and the European diplomatic corps hates us than one in which the reverse is true.
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It's one in which the little girl is not there to help the big, strong man save the world, but one in which the little girl herself will do the saving.
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We are presented with a world in which there are adults you can count on, and in which children don't need to take matters into their own hands and save themselves.
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People love to watch the video in which an unknown artist makes drawing a hand look easy, but they also love the pictures in which ordinary people make it look hard.
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A repeated motif throughout is a Hasidic story, in which a rabbi cautions a would-be heretic student that he can never truly enjoy the forbidden pleasures in which he partakes.
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Out of the 68 cases in which people were charged, 21 involved content posted on Facebook, including five instances in which people were busted for things they'd told friends on Messenger.
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Crystallization is a dramatic switch from the liquid phase, in which molecules are disordered and free flowing, to the crystal phase, in which molecules are locked in a regular, repeating pattern.
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It is among the instances in which people trying to rescue others ended up needing rescuing — and in which those chronicling the devastation couldn't help but be swept up in it.
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In fact, censored imports have helped acclimate Chinese citizens to a parallel reality, in which Freddie Mercury was not gay, and in which nobody in the N.B.A. cares about Hong Kong.
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Illumen also has a nonprofit partner that offers "impact experiences," in which investors and fund managers spend time in communities to better understand the context in which their investments are made.
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Yet it feels easier to imagine a world in which airplane design has become marginally less wasteful than one in which airplane travel has been limited or outlawed on environmentalist grounds.
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That didn't happen in Senate races, even ones in which left-wing groups have promoted certain candidates, and in which Republicans have cheekily urged voters to take a look at them.
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And to do that, he had to choose a landscape in which to create those proofs, just as someone doing geometry has to choose a coordinate system in which to work.
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It is hard for me, still perimenopausal, to imagine a life in which sexual release is no longer a pressing need, in which that thunderclap isn't part of the general weather.
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I want you [in] , which my charitable trust owns.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Austrian airline Laudamotion, in which Ryanair (RYA.
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" Hemsworth chimed in, "Which is actually my brother's house.
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Unless that's your thing — in which case, welcome home!
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It's also something in which there's -- when there's conflict.
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Unless you do — in which case, go nuts, kid.
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After a disappointing February, in which he shot just .
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There's two categories — two ways in which he failed.
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I feel enriched by narratives in which previously owned cocks are discussed with respect and not horror; in which trans femme tops can openly discuss the art of using strap-on cocks to become adept in fucking; in which queer identities are the first point of celebration, and discussions where our bodies are seen as utterly beautiful in and of themselves; in which surgery is seen as a means to create new lands, rather than facsimiles of cis-existence.
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Because Ellison could always imagine a better world, one in which "The City on the Edge of Forever" aired without evisceration, one in which the same sort of piggish shortsightedness that led to that evisceration wasn't allowed to run rampant in so many aspects of life, one in which everyone finally saw he was right.
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Trump presented a world view in which the interests of the United States were much more narrowly defined; in which only enemies that attack us directly, such as ISIS , merited a military response; and in which international agreements had to show more tangible benefits if the U.S. was to remain a party to them.
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"Against the backdrop in which there are no laws or regulations to protect individuals from discrimination due to sexual orientation, in which there are no proscribed professional guidelines on relevant psychiatric practice, in which families are willing to pay large sums to 'cure' an individual from homosexuality, an abusive practice has persisted," the report said.
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The Islanders may enter their first-round series against the Atlantic Division champion Florida Panthers as underdogs, but among the facets in which the Islanders will have an advantage is the penalty kill, in which they ranked fourth in the N.H.L. The Islanders killed 84.5 percent of penalties in which they were short-handed.
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Working as a prosecutor put her in touch with a world in which brothers sexually abuse their 6-year-old sisters, in which a man literally scalps his girlfriend in a domestic dispute, in which parents are too financially stressed and personally strained to have the time to make sure their kids go to school.
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It also found 28 cases in which intelligence agencies suggested, planned or agreed to rendition operations and three in which they offered to make a financial contribution to conduct a rendition operation.
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Our close collaborations with grassroots organizations bring us closer to understanding the ways in which art and culture can have a significant and lasting impact on the communities in which we live.
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It was the fourth straight start in which Colon has allowed two runs or fewer, a stretch in which he has lowered his overall ERA from a season-high 3.75 to 3.08.
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Prior to this latest run, I couldn't find a single stretch of four years or more in which there wasn't a Gallup poll in which Congress' approval rating was at least 30%.
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Football and sport shall always be spaces in which to come together and in which harmony and peace reign and with which no form of barbaric terrorism will be able to compete.
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They're narratives for a reality in which climate change has already started to disrupt the way we live, and in which acceptance of and anxiety about climate change has reached record highs.
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In this particular case, in which specific industries are facing a sort of transition period in which they're being badly hurt there's an appropriate role for government to play in helping them.
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And at the same time you have other movies in which there are issues of white savior complex, or issues in which the characters of color are playing subservient roles at best.
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Amnesty International's Nicolas Krameyer told BuzzFeed News they've documented 13 cases in which people have lost eyes in confrontations with police since protests began, and four in which people lost a hand.
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All this culminated in a stunt on Wednesday in which several fiercely pro-Trump House Republicans stormed the secure room in which Defense Department official Laura Cooper was scheduled to be deposed.
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First, what Yu calls "virtual theater," which consisted of a VR experience in which the viewer is transplanted into a world of sweets, and an augmented reality experience in which the sweets.
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Of course, this is unfortunately incompatible with a world in which terrorism has become a main protagonist and in which the development of weapons technology has reached monstrous proportions in our time.
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It's about understanding the way in which you are bound to your country, the ways in which its prides and sins shape the way you relate to other people the world over.
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Statements they made to the LA Times, in which they disparaged LA's cultural scene and a tweet in which they suggested they planned to use unpaid contributors, drew outrage on social media.
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The traditional way in which base voters got to know the prospective presidential candidates was cattle calls in which a slew of wannabees spoke in front of a labor or environmental crowd.
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Here, again, there are opportunities to champion same-day voter registration in states in which Democrats have or may soon have power or in states in which public referendums are readily available.
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And Rosenbaum says that the ways in which a woman's partner reacts to her pain can be just as important as the way in which a woman reacts to her own pain.
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Why it matters: If 2017 was the year in which VCs began to fire controversial execs, 2018 may be the year in which they're forced to decide on quick-turn second acts.
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Hermes Pardini IPO will have a primary offering, in which proceeds are used by the company for projects, and a secondary offering, in which shareholders sell part of their stakes, it said.
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They may choose events in which they have a strong tradition, which other countries neglect, or in which there are several sub-disciplines and so plenty of medals on offer (eg, cycling).
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There are more scenarios in which something could go wrong (accelerating inflation, an emerging markets crisis, monetary policy errors, or a deterioration in corporate finances) and fewer in which everything goes right.
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Some would be turnkey projects, in which contractors would hand over facilities to Iraq, while others would be build-operate-transfer deals in which private firms would receive concessions to operate facilities.
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Video surfaced last week from earlier this year in which McNamee in which he harshly criticized renewable energy and said fossil fuels are "key to our way of life," among other comments.
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"Schreiber is either still alive, in which case he must remain in prison, or he is actually dead, in which case this appeal is moot," Judge Amanda Potterfield wrote for the court.
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The law epitomized an era in which disposition of federal lands and resources was the predominant goal, and in which lands that were retained were to be milked dry of extractable commodities.
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He refers only to trade in goods, in which there is indeed a U.S. deficit, and excluding trade in services, in which there is a U.S. surplus bigger than the goods deficit.
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Within moments of Moore's win, Trump deleted his tweets in which he endorsed and touted Strange, including a tweet in which Trump claimed that Strange was surging on account of Trump's endorsement.
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Rooney is writing novels of manners about an era in which the expectation of caring for others no longer obtains, in which it's easier to wreck a home than to own one.
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It looks at the ways in which people have posed and preened since the camera's invention, and the ways in which photography is not just a visual art but a performance practice.
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In the last century alone, the Balkan Wars, in which Greece expanded at the cost of the Ottoman Empire, melded into World War I, in which Greece was on the winning side.
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She wrote a letter to Munguía — which she shared with Hyperallergic — in which she defended Vidokle and expressed her fury over the cancellation and the opaque way in which it was handled.
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After an extended series of debates in which nobody (except, on occasion, for poor Jeb Bush) really attacked Trump, we have entered a phase in which nobody does anything except attack Trump.
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On television, we watch a carefully curated version of the competition in which a television channel (the National Broadcasting Company for chrissakes) shows us events in which we are likely to win.
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But given the political world in which we live, a world in which tribes divide up and then beat their chests, it wasn't long before things were back to new ugly normal.
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Doing so shifts the conversation from one in which you assert (again) what you want to one in which you're required to honestly examine why the other person might want something else.
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This happened a few hours after a Dior show in which Ms. Chiuri focused on clothes as the "first space in which you define yourself," and couture as the ultimate in personalization.
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Dr. McNutt said the process was still being "refined," but could include cases in which universities have taken action, or in which scientists are fired or there is public documentation about misdeeds.
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That was a rough era in which the city's annual murder rate exceeded 2,000, thanks in large part to a proliferation of violent gangs battling for turf in which to sell drugs.
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They're quite aware of what happened to us, the genocide and the way in which we survive and the way in which my wife and I have survived our individual Indian autobiographies.
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They included "Tomorrow Never Dies" (22011), the James Bond film (starring Pierce Brosnan) in which he played a cyberterrorist, and "Boogie Nights" (22002), in which he was a porn-film camera operator.
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In which case we are left to choose between its darker rivals, between a comfortable decadence in which virtue erodes and the reaper beckons, or else some variant on Efrafa's totalitarian alternative.
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At a conference in which the main theme is the environment, and in which climate activist Greta Thunberg is a star guest, Trump spoke about the economic importance of oil and gas.
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Every night, he awoke gasping from the same nightmare, in which he had died in his sleep, in which he felt himself lying there in his bed feeling nothing, an impossible body.
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The runoff will be necessary because Cochran's resignation started a process in which a jungle primary (in which all candidates run against each regardless of party affiliation) takes place on Election Day.
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Fogelson is well suited to an age in which studios spend less making films than they do marketing them around the world—and in which films and their marketing are increasingly synonymous.
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The authors found such wrongdoing was present in 76 percent of cases in which black murder defendants were wrongfully convicted, but just 63 percent of cases in which white defendants were exonerated.
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Unlike the Bible, in which Abraham receives an explicit commandment from God to sacrifice Isaac, the Abraham of the Quran only has a dream in which he sees himself sacrificing his son.
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This exhibition compares two specific projects, one in which Helguera traveled from Alaska to South America with a portable schoolhouse, and another in which Lacy transformed a bus into a memory bank.
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Reuters reviewed copies of at least two other recent tribunal judgments in which people had been declared foreigners because of name and age-related errors and in which affidavits were not accepted.
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Here's a show in which Kyle MacLachlan gets to apply his parched comedic skills to, at last count, three different iterations of Dale Cooper; in which an akimbo-limbed tree speaks via a fleshy, bobbing brain-maw-thingee; and in which Michael Cera lisps his way through an impression of a Wild One-era Marlon Brando.
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This is a wide-open moment in which the outsiders are rightfully brimming with belief; in which superstars exist but genuine dominance does not and in which Osaka, the reigning No. 1, and Williams, the greatest women's player of this era, can be beaten in straight sets in the third round of a major tournament by unseeded opponents.
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It's one in which notionally private companies cooperate with the government to track dissidents and radicals and censor speech; one in which your fellow citizens act as enforcers of the ideological consensus, making an example of you for comments you intended only for your friends; one in which even the wealth and power of your overlords can't buy privacy.
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Between "Mad Men," in which she played the ambitious but put-upon Peggy Olsen; "Top of the Lake," in which she plays sex-crimes detective Robin Griffin; and "The Handmaid's Tale," in which she plays the enslaved Offred, one can watch Ms. Moss survive sexist torture in stories set in the past, the present and the crypto future.
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What I'm trying to say is that the Cold War of the past was much more predictable than an environment in which there will be no serious international cooperation in the future if this decoupling takes place—and in which the number of ways in which we can create havoc in the world is much bigger.
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One way in which we'll be doing this is reducing the ways in which browsers can be passively fingerprinted, so that we can detect and intervene against active fingerprinting efforts as they happen.
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But then, I came here and I get a glimpse for a second of a life in which I don't have to pretend, of a life in which I can be truly alive.
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Among couples in which the male partner was the only current marijuana user (23 couples, 41 cycles), 48% had a baby, versus 29% of couples in which the man was a non-user.
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Imagine a world in which Harris was able to concentrate her efforts in Nevada or South Carolina — both states in which her polling nearly hit 15 percent during the campaign — rather than Iowa.
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But he'd already written the 1992 thriller One False Move, in which he also starred, and he'd go on to co-write the 2000 thriller The Gift, in which he did not appear.
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But because we need certain lies — a world in which the willowy tall blonde wins at life, for example — we have allowed a narrative to form in which the two are evenly matched.
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Both gadgets herald a world in which people communicate with machines by speaking, much like in the movie "953: A Space Odyssey", in which the crew talked to HAL, a chillingly sentient computer.
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First of all, the gender on your birth certificate, whether or not you can change it is determined by the state in which you were born, not the state in which you reside.
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Sorry, sir, did you follow-up a slow-jam island paradise music video in which you wore cutoff denim with a collaboration with Shadow Boxxer in which you rapped in a bowler hat?
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That seems at odds with the idea of an efficient market, in which asset prices reflect the discounted value of expected future profits, and in which easy, risk-free money is a rarity.
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He also revealed that a scene in which he takes off Gaga's prosthetic eyebrow in the film was a nod to Garland's version as well, in which Maine take off a prosthetic nose.
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The upcoming games from Ghost_RUS include President Trump The Way In Uganda, in which Trump "learned about an ancient country in which the streets are lying bitcoins and drugs;" Anime girl or Bottle?
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There are considerable conversations to be had about the way in which official Washington over-classifies documents and the ways in which security clearances take on considerable cash value in the private sector.
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Is it radical and aspirational to offer stories in which queer characters aren't defined by their queerness, in which queerness is just matter-of-fact—or is it disingenuous and out of touch?
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While we can theorize endlessly about the innumerable ways in which our reproductive futures are doomed, let's consider the realities that await us, regardless of the ways in which they will be justified.
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But its surplus is entirely concentrated in processing trade, in which China is just one link in a long supply chain, and in which exchange-rate valuations across the chain are what matter.
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On the heels of the new It trailer — in which we saw a scary, possessed, terrifying clown — comes the trailer for Annabelle: Creation, in which we deal with a scary, possessed, terrifying doll.
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Feldman has pored over countless pages of medical records before testifying in cases -- some in which he believed abuse had occurred and some in which he believed the mother had been falsely accused.
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Of the 23 prior periods in which the same action in the Nasdaq occurred, Hickey found only five other instances in which the S&P 500 fell less than half of one percent.
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The announcement comes days after a bizarre press conference in which he announced his reelection bid and a Politico report in which his former aides accused him and his wife of mistreating them.
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For this we need national data on encounters between police and citizens, including not only those in which deadly force was used, but also those in which suspects were successfully pacified and disarmed.
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It was as if Ms. Johnson had two kitchens, one in which superb ingredients lined up and did exactly what she told them to do and another in which the clocks were broken.
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He sees a campaign in which his members will play a definitive role, and in which they will not be swayed by Mr. Trump's "appropriation" of their issues like opposition to trade deals.
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This year's upbeat awards, in which the students were repeatedly hailed as Broadway's future, came during a season in which seven of the 11 new musicals on Broadway have closed or are closing.
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"Their recruitment of the youth come through their gamification of their information campaigns, the way in which you can get involved, the way in which you can become an activist online," said Davey.
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Mimicking a pivotal sequence from the movie in which several survivors make a perilous journey while blindfolded, people are making ill-advised viral "Bird Box Challenge" videos in which they do the same.
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The president's remark arrived the same morning CBS News released a recording from Manigault Newman in which White House staffers appear to discuss an alleged tape in which Trump uses a racial slur.
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According to the creators, the game does indeed feature a win state in which whoever is playing along at home frees Cozmo and a lose state in which they fail to do so.
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There are situations in which the director is right there with you all the time, and there are situations in which you are completely alone or with the sound person in a space.
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He displays a keen grasp of the ways in which films work — the play of images, words, gestures and pacing — without losing sight of the historical context in which they live and breathe.
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All that in a country in which husbands have a legal right to bar their wives from working and in which a woman's testimony in court is worth half that of a man's.
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It's an environment, she says, in which you represent an exaggerated version of yourself, and in which you're never sure if the final editing will portray you as the hero or the villain.
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In fact, it's hard to think of other events in economic history in which rival doctrines received such a clear test, and in which one of them emerged so decisively as the winner.
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The Ice Bucket Challenge, in which people had ice water dumped on them and sometimes raised money for ALS research, and the Mannequin Challenge, in which groups of people remained still in videos.
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The women allege they were denied protections such as nudity riders during scenes in which they were vulnerable, and felt pressured by Franco to participate in situations in which they were not comfortable.
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An economy in which those numbers rise significantly faster than inflation is an economy in which working-class people are feeling better about the world and are seeing greater rewards for their labor.
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Similarly, there are cases in which Scalia was likely to be a key vote for the conservatives in which a tied vote could result in upholding a lower court ruling favored by conservatives.
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Maybe you're living in an alternate reality in which the acting nominees aren't overhwelmingly white, and Awkwafina and Jennifer Lopez have been recognized for their talent, in which case, beam me up, Scotty!
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There were "Event Horizon" (1997), in which the crew, including Laurence Fishburne, was tormented by hallucinations and "Doom" (with Dwayne Johnson), from 2005, in which the crew was done in by mutated Martians.
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The case is the latest in which federal regulators have focused on so-called "loss leader" or leveraged trading strategies, in which traders lose money in one market to profit from another market.
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There was the Viagra scam, in which callers offered to sell cut-rate Viagra; there was a low-interest loan scam, in which people were asked to deposit $1,000 as proof of income.
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"And then we're living in a new world in which technically competent countries with adequate command structures are possessing nuclear weapons in an area in which there are considerable national disagreements," he continued.
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He thought the first responsibility was to sharpen your senses and notice the ways in which power is abused and the ways in which leaders overstep and stealthily strip away freedoms and standards.
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To put it another way, he's speaking by video because a GOP in which Marco Rubio has a future is a GOP in which having appeared at Donald Trump's convention is a liability.
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Reading them, you begin to see a taxonomy of all the ways in which we are culturally okay with a woman having agency and choice, and all the ways in which we aren't.
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It described a dinner in which, Comey said, Trump asked for his loyalty and another meeting in which Trump asked him to drop the FBI's investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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If Trump loses, there will be a blame game as two camps float competing narratives that explain his loss: one in which he's a loser, and the other in which he's a martyr.
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SA), Brazil's second airline in which Delta Airlines Inc (DAL.
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The ways in which we make a home for ourselves?
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Meme creators matched portions of the speech in which Mrs.
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DOBBS: Those are all industries in which wages are declining.
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But there are ways in which the book stands out.
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But of course there is no scenario in which such
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It's an increasingly difficult neighborhood in which to raise kids.
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The lawsuit describes a number of ways in which Beyonce.
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"cruel and inhuman massacre" in which courageous local resistance fighters
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From the 2016 presidential campaign in which Trump defeated Mrs.
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But there are also ways in which it is not.
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It is one in which he places much public store.
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He has seven days in which to lodge an appeal.
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In which case, the iPhone XR might be for you.
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For Superman, that's one in which Krypton was never destroyed.
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United States, in which a judge has ruled Obamacare unconstitutional.
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In which case, it's probably time for a second opinion.
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As for Kim's tweet -- in which she urges California Gov.
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In which case, you may live to see the day.
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That's one of the ways in which Bee shines brightest.
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It's giving up and giving in, which Wendy doesn't do!
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Democratic Party, in which no viable electoral alternative exists. Frederick
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The way in which men photographed themselves was deeply frontal.
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The zip code in which you and my grandmother lived.
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Take tech, a sector in which companies often grow rapidly.
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They shape the ecosystems in which others seek their living.
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In which case, my God have mercy on our souls.
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Are there ways in which teaching inflects your own practice?
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But such is not the world in which we live.
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Is the online venue in which the article appears legit?
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In which case then you'd see a weakening consumer side.
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Are there ways in which your smartphone helps your ADHD?
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In which case, they've just crushed a lot of dreams.
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She began having nightmares in which she heard pounding drums.
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This March, the Virginia federal court in which Doe v.
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And there is another situation in which the filibuster matters.
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There are other ways in which the case is undermined.
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But I can see multiple ways in which we could.
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The conditions in which these samples were found were unusual.
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But this caption, in which he raves about his wife?
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There's an upsetting universe in which pizza was never invented.
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The industry in which Octo operates is nascent but growing.
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But the circumstances in which they were launched sure were.
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There have also been instances in which it spreads sexually.
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Also interesting: the method in which users watched the videos.
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"It's a model in which everyone wins," Pena Nieto said.
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He's referring to a cycle in which children kill parents.
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In season three's "The Choice," in which Selina has to
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It was a speech in which the baton was passed.
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Whether it's Finding Dory's oddball running gag in which the
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It's a healthy environment in which to raise your kids.
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She described a madhouse in which children watch public executions.
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L'Oreal, in which Nestle is a shareholder, declined to comment.
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It is a world in which everyone is worse off.
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This is another case in which numbers can be deceiving.
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This is revealed by the way in which those living
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Because media shapes the environment in which children grow up.
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One area in which Dimock lagged was in depression screening.
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It could eventually prove a game in which everyone loses.
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So there is many ways in which Trump is preferable.
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Unless they involve Ted Cruz, in which case, anything goes.
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Jose Altuve answered a pedestrian stretch in which he batted .
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He sees no circumstance in which he would switch candidates.
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It's created the environment in which ISIS has grown up.
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In which year did the legendary Amsterdam club Trouw close?
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It was the context in which that our wine sat.
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BUT WE ALSO SEE WAYS IN WHICH WE CAN GROW.
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But then, these are strange times in which to live.
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In which she literally lies to him on tape. Yeah.
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It's hard to imagine a scenario in which he doesn't.
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There is some sense in which we're all advertisers now.
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City and the City, in which two neighboring cities, Besźel
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There are two key ways in which Congress should act.
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An endless moving picture in which one was an actor.
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The natural habitat in which I flourish is a couch.
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There are so many directions in which you can go.
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Trayvon. This is the world in which the Parkland students
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In which case, why spend much time pushing the idea?
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It was the first gubernatorial election in which I voted.
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And it's one in which we all have a stake.
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Airlines continually tweak the order in which they board passengers.
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Among the many ways in which Donald Trump's presidency has
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Third, Texas is very expensive state in which to campaign.
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The country in which he would be judged did not.
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Simply put, there's an MCU in which 2012 Loki won.
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They were the key manner in which information was distributed.
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It's going to change the manner in which we trade.
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His was a world in which TV's best was accomplished.
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I gave them the clarity in which direction we go.
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In which case, the government might have to step in.
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It does not specify in which province Khetab was killed.
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It's a sophisticated, artificial ballet in which nothing rings true.
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There are many deathbed scenes: a nasty fable in which
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That's where trailers come in, which let bikes tow bikes.
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That's the context in which Trump's rhetoric is most troubling.
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United States in which Dowd's representational practices were prominently featured.
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He pollutes the atmosphere in which our children are raised.
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That is the environment in which we're having this conversation.
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Definition: the cup in which the final "soup" is served.
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This is the manner in which "Angel's Egg" was written.
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Who is allowed to use it and in which ways?
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Comments like Perdue's are the context in which Trump ran.
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It illustrates the many ways in which the Texan outsider
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The oil belongs to the nation in which it exists.
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You are my forest, in which I love each tree.
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To the Subaru, in which I'll drive toward my fate!
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Food, meanwhile, is an area in which Target has struggled.
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Think about the ways in which gender inequality is perpetuated.
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These are crises in which social distancing is a virtue.
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Years in which his heart was consumed by little else.
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It's an exit in which no one can take pride.
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You can take that all in, which can be powerful.
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Was this a case in which justice was actually served?
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And there's a sense in which it very much wasn't.
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There's a world in which Congress could pass immigration reform.
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I began narrating the attack in which I was wounded.
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And there are plenty of ways in which Apple excels.
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Here are some memorable cultural moments in which he featured.
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Daou was referring to a CNN report in which Gen.
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This is a China in which Juilliard is deeply engaged.
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We've now had two Democratic debates in which women dominated.
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It's a tale of two sequels in which both underperformed.
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In which they are having adventures together. Yes. Right. Exactly.
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Lately, I've wondered: In which camp do we Americans fall?
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The structure in which things have been happening isn't working.
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That leaves two families in which kids meaningfully helped out.
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This is a new world in which I am moving.
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Any spy novel in which the hero carries a gun.
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A "perfect game" is one in which, miraculously, nothing happens.
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Are there alternative ways in which I can find income?
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Keitany might zoom out ahead, in which case, good luck.
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Here are edited extracts in which she explains their allure.
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The environment in which Millay lived became suspended in amber.
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This applies to all the markets in which we operate.
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But he has inherited the house in which Jacob lived.
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But it's not darkness in which we end the show.
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They have histories in which trust and vulnerability are rewarded.
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S) will coordinate the IPO, in which Banco Santander (SAN.
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That's the kind of limitation in which imagination can flourish.
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Also critical is the context in which celebrities become famous.
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Last year was another one in which the strategy worked.
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There is no frame in which to compose a shot.
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We live in a world in which data convey authority.
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It's an arms race in which the whole world loses.
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Many are obscured by the way in which they're installed.
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In which case, only Congress can approve such a crossing.
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Music is the element in which you swim, dive, soar.
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I often imagine a future in which sex doesn't exist.
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What has changed is the environment in which we operate.
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He can still remember which cow stood in which stall.
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Point for his role in the Eggnog Riot, in which
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This was one of the many areas in which Mrs.
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Colbert then played a clip in which Trump mocked Sen.
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Sondland's appearance comes after Tuesday's hearings in which Lt. Col.
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Is there a demographic in which white employment rate grew?
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This is an issue in which I have considerable experience.
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After decades in which cities decline, the arrow turns around.
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There are cases in which smugglers have supposedly been helped.
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Since then, the climate in which we work has changed.
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A diet in which meat is as rare as sweets?
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Police found a handwritten note in which she expressed despair.
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Broadly speaking, that's area in which Trump has thrived politically.
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Beetles crawled in the hole in which the skeleton lay.
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The thinking cut channels in which I now slip along.
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That's one way in which impeachment acts as a deterrent.
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Maybe it's his universe in which this show takes place!
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You can expect to earn more by investing in which?
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Still, there are some ways in which Alibaba is different.
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That is the context in which our brains have evolved.
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We can have a world in which cars don't crash.
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In which case even more of them would be defeated.
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James revealed a game in which your eyes deceived you.
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This is a field in which Goldberg has some experience.
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The conversation in which he told me he had cancer.
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Identity is one area in which past and present overlap.
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This is an election in which turnout will be crucial.
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But in that sensational rookie season, in which Suzuki batted .
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And obscurity provides fertile soil in which conspiracy theories flourish.
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The conditions in which they are held remain very opaque.
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Those would be the ways in which you consume it.
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At its worst, it's a cynical political campaign in which actors who've spent months shaking hands and enduring press interviews feign surprise at winning, and in which movies like Driving Miss Daisy are rewarded.
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She appeared twice on the cover of National Geographic—a 1978 cover in which she famously took her own picture in a mirror, and a 1985 cover in which she snuggles her pet kitten.
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"There would be circumstances in which it would be appropriate for us to go past neutral, and there would be circumstances in which it would be wholly inappropriate to do so," Powell told reporters.
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The alternate history it posits, in which the Axis powers won World War II, would be frightening even if we weren't living in a present in which Nazi imagery is suddenly prominent once again.
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America seemed to have entered a novel realm in which even wild booms did not generate excess demand; indeed, one in which growth in demand was chronically weak in the absence of wild booms.
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A world in which publishers have to give up half their revenues to Apple is just as worrisome as a world in which publishers are totally dependent on the recommendation algorithms of social networks.
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That declaration came nearly two months after Hill and Biden had a phone conversation in which he expressed regret over the handling of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings in which she testified about Thomas.
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One of the ways in which Woodford was able to keep below this cap was through some of the private companies in which he held stakes listing partially on the stock exchange in Guernsey.
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The offering will have a primary portion, in which the company will issue new shares, and a secondary portion, in which controlling shareholder Bain Capital Private Equity LP will sell part of its stake.
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The series bouncesbetween two timelines, one in the year 2014 in which Alice first returns, and then to present day,in which Baptiste is traveling around Iraq, still on the hunt for Alice's kidnapper.
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Perhaps the best parallel is BDSM: It's about submission in a clearly defined context in which you have the freedom to completely let yourself go—a staging in which both parties have given consent.
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Then, in a later experiment, the researchers asked 100 people online to think about a time in which they felt like they had total control or a time in which they had no control.
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The result is a skewed portrait of the American electorate, one in which Trump's supporters' preferences and beliefs are constantly fretted over and in which his detractors remain comparatively anonymous—a true silent majority.
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Last night, BuzzFeed News reported on an email in which Powell called Republican nominee Donald Trump a "national disgrace," and another in which he said the candidate was "in the process of destroying himself."
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It pushes viewers to ponder what might happen in a world in which women decided to take justice into their own hands, and in which that justice turned out to be unforgiving and brutal.
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Instead of adhering to a "fixed mindset" in which we believe we cannot change what happens to us, spend more time nurturing a "growth mindset " in which you actively believe in your own success.
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After a lengthy pause, Barr said that he could "conceive of situations" in which news organizations had "run through a red flag or something like that" in which journalists could be held in contempt.
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For example, among the 232,21 different triples you can make in which a and b are between 1 and 100, there are only seven in which the product of primes is smaller than c.
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When my mother died in 2001, my sister and I had to sell the Upper West Side co-op apartment in which we grew up and in which my parents had lived since 1942.
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Sivan Jacobovitz's score, in which nature mixes with the sounds of throbbing machinery, is a backdrop to a world in which the children are pensive and sensitive, and the adults are anxious and unstable.
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The place, of course, in which these questions might be dealt with, in which the viewer gets to contend with the many facets of the art and the artist, is in these very institutions.
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Many are really two schools in one: a school in which the white students are enrolled in Advanced Placement classes and one in which students of color languish in low-level and remedial courses.
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"With 'pope emeritus,' I tried to create a situation in which I am absolutely not accessible to the media and in which it is completely clear that there is only one pope," he wrote.
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Since the early 1970s we have had three bear markets in which U.S. stock prices have declined by around 85033 percent and two bear markets in which they have declined by around 30 percent.
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It's a country in which every nearly every economic sector trends toward monopoly and oligarchy, and in which regulators let companies call the shots — see the F.A.A. and Boeing or the F.T.C. and Google.
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"We're convening this to listen and we're trying to listen to what people have to say about the ways in which the country is being governed — the ways in which polarization rules," he said.
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A second person described an incident in which an unknown agent hacked into a major international law firm&aposs webcams, listening into weeks&apos worth of private meetings in which sensitive information was discussed.
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Schatz and Booker also noted Brunell's 2008 book, "Redistricting and Representation: Why Competitive Elections are Bad for America," in which he argues for more hyper-partisan districts in which the same party always wins.
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These days commercial printing is dominated by offset—in which an inked image is transferred onto a smooth surface and thence onto paper—and digital—in which ink is sprayed directly onto the page.
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He has created an environment in his White House in which aides who are able to win the internal knife-fights he foments prosper -- and one in which he is the only indispensable piece.
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Julia Roberts had two rom-coms come out that year: Notting Hill, in which she stars alongside Hugh Grant, and Runaway Bride, in which she reunites with her Pretty Woman co-star Richard Gere.
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A scenario in which the virus is contained within months will look radically different from one in which it takes a year or more to return to "normal" consumption patterns, assuming that is possible.
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Shows that fall in between often exhibit a particular variety of lifelessness — they're action thrillers in which the action feels forced and they're family dramas in which we don't really care about the family.
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Some believe this is a period in which our collective traumas are coming to the surface to be healed and in which we are re-embracing ancient rituals largely cast aside during worldwide colonization.
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Brook's most famous productions were in the 1970s and '80s, the very time in which that lofty style of Shakespeare (in which Brook participated to great acclaim) was so in vogue, particularly in Britain.
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This is a novel where every sentence has been wrapped in layer upon layer of velvet, in which every word is unctuous, in which every image is just on the verge of feeling overripe.
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In fact, reporters have unearthed many cases in which they were deported without their children — and even cases in which parents agreed to deportation to see their children again, only to be deported alone.
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Those allegedly include parties in which employees invited strippers and prostitutes, and situations in which male employees kicked female employees out of rooms so they could use the spaces for sexual intercourse with party attendees.
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This strategic seating followed an earlier meeting with pharmaceutical CEOs in which Frazier was again placed next to the president, and a session with retail CEOs in which J.C. Penney's Marvin Ellison got the honors.
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ArcelorMittal has also agreed to pay about $1 billion to creditors of two steel companies in which it had held a minority stake and to another in which CEO Lakshmi Mittal held a small holding.
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The Republican nominating contest had some states in which delegates were awarded proportionally — but it had more in which either the winner got all of the delegates or the winner got most of the delegates.
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And we continue to build a strong and diverse culture, one in which our recruitment policies, diverse workforce, in-house training programs, and inclusive environment reflect a workplace in which we all can be proud.
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Among those are so-called holds, in which large blocks of tickets are withheld for performers or sponsors; and special presales, in which tickets are offered to credit card holders or members of fan clubs.
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Shouldn't we hope for a world in which each person, of any gender, can be free from subjugation and violence — and a world in which we can challenge each other, when those challenges are justified?
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It consists of "Equanimity," in which a man washes his hands and face in ablution before prayer, and "Gaafow (Camel)," in which we hear a woman sing or chant while pounding grain with a friend.
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Here's a recap of the episode — in which a presidential campaign is aided through election manipulation by a foreign power — and showrunner David Mandel's postmortem with THR, in which even he marveled at the timing.
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But in a universe in which passing such laws looks increasingly unlikely, and in which the effectiveness of those laws can be called in serious question, shouldn't there be another way to tackle this problem?
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The stuff you get extremely excited about when you're nine-years-old and think that all food should taste the same—this is the category in which onion rings belong, and in which they'd thrive.
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He'll observe the sporting event after a morning in which he gives a major address, to be televised on Cuban state-run TV, in which he will lay out the new U.S. policy on Cuba.
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Much like how the rules of each track govern their individual styles and sounds, the way in which the code is written allows for an autonomous system to exist in which the visuals grow organically.
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"Everyday I" not only focuses on the negative ways in which women have been impacted by sexual abuse and harassment, but the ways in which survivors are able to live with and overcome their trauma.
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The offering will have a primary portion, in which the company will issue new shares, and a secondary portion, in which the controlling shareholder, the Koren de Lima family, will sell part of its stake.
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And I think there were times in which I got under his skin, there were times in which he got under my skin, and I think it played well for the show as a total.
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The federal government's budget could be strained if interest rates rise — though a world in which rates rise significantly is probably a world in which there is also strong economic growth, higher inflation or both.
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Colwell's reaction to the play, in which he drops his bat in stunned disbelief is rivaled only by Katz's, in which he saunters back to the dugout with the shit-eatingest grin you've ever seen.
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It explores the ways in which personal existences become inherently political and the ways in which explorations of those spaces can remap the toxic and abusive power dynamics that threaten the continued existence of humanity.
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CNN is reporting they've uncovered the transcripts of a 1995 speech in which Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie advocated a "Lost Cause" view of the Civil War in which the Confederates were tragic heroes.
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But the manner in which this potentially disastrous state has been reached also has sobering lessons for an international political order in which catastrophic climatic events are more frequent and long-term planning less so.
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We hear Johan's story in a riveting scene in which Marcelo Añez's harrowing sound design, Lucrecia Briceno's lighting and Johnny Moreno's projections converge to show us the way in which the faintest light provides hope.
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Dancers exist in a world in which youth is overly prized, and in which the window for a body to maintain its flexibility and speed gradually closes — until the day it seems to slam shut.
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At one event in London, a panel of women discussed their experiences with conditions like alopecia, in which a person loses her body hair, and vitiligo, in which the skin loses pigment, causing discolored patches.
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"A State of Freedom" requires those of us who live comfortably to imagine a world in which almost no one ever does, a world in which the novel's very title seems like a bad joke.
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Like many people here, they could not imagine a world in which they did anything but subsist on the land and water, and in which their fortunes did not rise and fall with the Sekong.
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There are two different types of design, according to Guo: one in which you provide a service to other people "to help them realize their dream," and the other, in which you design for yourself.
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That world is one in which speech is often perceived not as an individual right, but as a public act, in which words and ideas are not your own, but a contribution to the collective.
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Many months of sacrifice and self-discipline lie ahead — months in which both our patience and our will will be tested, months in which many threats and denunciations will keep us aware of our dangers.
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Among recent notable accidents was the crash of a 2014 AirAsia flight to Singapore, in which 162 people were killed, and a 2015 Trigana Air crash in Papua, Indonesia, in which 54 people were killed.
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The Saudi model of citizenship, in which men control women's movements and choices through the male-guardianship system, is one in which men are the primary political constituency, and women are citizens only by proxy.
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This year, Anthem added a list of exceptions to the policy, including emergency room visits made during the weekend, visits in which children are treated, or visits in which an advanced imaging test was ordered.
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Over those same years, the share of stops in which officers detained people to frisk them increased, as did the share in which officers used force, made arrests and seized guns and contraband, like drugs.
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And periods in which it's relatively easy for an experienced worker to get a new job with a new company are typically periods in which it's hard for employers to intimidate workers out of organizing.
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In a league in which players and coaches have become increasingly outspoken, and in which the commissioner, Adam Silver, seems fine with just about all of it, James can still be cautious with his words.
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American moviegoers knew her best from the wartime adventure "Passage to Marseille" (20063), in which she played Humphrey Bogart's wife, and "Higher and Higher" (22006), a musical comedy in which she starred opposite Frank Sinatra.
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The fall season brought both "Timeless," on NBC, in which a team pursues a shadowy figure through history, and "Frequency," a satisfying CW series in which the heroine communicates with her dead father across time.
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We believe that we live in a fixed reality, a world in which culture is fluid and nature is rigid or in which the present is fluid and history rigid, but that is an illusion.
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But the difficulty is that even if we accept that such desires may be primordial (which is debatable), the language in which desire is expressed, and arguably in which it is felt, is surely not.
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A world in which politicians are able to advertise only to large groups of people — as they do on broadcast television, for example — is one in which they have incentives to promote more unifying messages.
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Prosecutors in Oregon pointed to a California ruling in 2015, in which a judge allowed the introduction of a photo array in which police had used editing software to add hooded sweatshirts to six photos.
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Then you got some love poems, too, you got some poems about the ways in which love doesn't work, you got some poems about the ways in which men let people that they love down.
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Ottawa dropped a 3-1 decision in Nashville on Tuesday, marking the third consecutive game in which it produced just one goal and fourth in a row in which it scored only once in regulation.
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Prosecutors in Oregon pointed to a California ruling in 2015, in which a judge allowed the introduction of a photo array in which police had used editing software to add hooded sweatshirts to six photos.
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And you went from a situation to that in which, still it's not as if the entire population has smartphones, but you're moving pretty quickly to a position in which you have ubiquitous mass communication.
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The love affairs that endure and thrive are not those in which the partners always agree, but those in which the partners have learned to respect and esteem each other in the midst of disagreement.
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But I also think the whole exercise helps explain some of the gap between theoretical models, in which low taxes supercharge growth, and practical real-world experience, in which this rarely seems to pan out.
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For the designer invested in these questions, graphic design can function as a "trojan horse" in which ideology may be supported, rejected, subverted, annotated, and tested through the ways in which it's expressed and distributed.
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They are an invitation to a future in which individuals have a sacred right to construct their own identities, and in which contemporary art can draw on any number of materials, processes, media, and iconographies.
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I don't think I've heard of a situation in which a major case in which the Department of Justice prosecutors were involved in an investigation, that the investigative agent announces the closure of the investigation.
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It was reported that excerpts of secretary Clinton's paid speeches, in which she has refused to release, and one line, in which you say you need both a public and private position on certain issues.
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Whether fair or not, that's the reality in which we live.
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But there are ways in which those stories create fragility, too.
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His was a world in which unintended consequences were not important.
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Look at the emails in which DNC staffers clearly preferred Clinton.
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We are proposing an inclusive government in which everyone is represented.
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In which case, this week's victory will prove a rare one.
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The church choir in which she sang as a girl performed.
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I'm just trying to reflect the time in which we live.
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It's another way in which the two presidents are polar opposites.
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So it's just a complicated situation in which we're just waiting.
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Kondo is vigilant about the order in which tidying should occur.
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I love the climate in which we are operating right now.
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Clashes erupted with Greek police in which 12 people were injured.
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We're shown a prerendered cutscene in which Dominus's lifeless body quivers.
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So that was the context in which briefly we discussed that.
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The camera's facing out rather than in, which is ... I know.
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Admittedly, there's one narrow way in which inequality has already fallen.
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Today, digital technology has created a new public square in which
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Is it so outlandish to think that the circumstances in which
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The deal values AwesomenessTV, in which DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc DWA.
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A teen movie in which a young girl travels to hell.
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One can certainly identify plausible ways in which this might occur.
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Specifically, Catan is a game in which players are always involved.
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The images also offer the context in which Lawson is working.
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United States (1878), in which a Mormon was prosecuted for polygamy.
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It pervades the entire cultural tradition in which he was raised.
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It's possible to imagine a world in which there's actually competition.
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In which case he's already eyeing the producers and production assistants.
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Should art scandalize the contemporary society in which it is created?
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The ICSI procedure in which this was discovered was immediately halted.
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And there's precious little time left in which to do it.
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In which case, Democrats have a very high likelihood of losing.
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And between each band are gaps in which electrons can't flow.
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Reddish has started all 35 games in which he has played.
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This follows a debate in which opposition lawmakers shouted their displeasure.
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Situations in which your negotiating leverage is limited (often severely so).
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Below, watch the scene in which Tunney shaves off her locks.
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There are circumstances in which he can, like bribing a witness.
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There's a third area in which demographics and diversity matter, though.
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The way in which that food is delivered is also changing.
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Whitman carried notebooks in which he wrote down ideas for stories.
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" He added, "There is no universe in which he could win.
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But they need help from the countries in which they operate.
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Cybersecurity is a crowded space, in which thousands of companies operate.
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Does his scheme foreshadow a future in which influencing is automated?
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Costco felt like a fortress in which one could safely hide.
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There are two ways in which talk might translate to action.
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There is no framework available in which there's not harm somehow.
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Not you, unless you are fabulously wealthy, in which case congrats.
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High drama followed in which no one appeared to back down.
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CNN uncovered a letter dated February 12, 2016, in which Sens.
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In which case, it is best to let winning trades run.
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The area in which the Transamerica Pyramid sits is less so.
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The areas in which it operates have not been "restructured," i.e.
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Power going in, which means heat, and getting that heat out.
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The way in which things are structured is also deliberately vague.
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Ahead, a few ways in which you can help these families.
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This is the context in which we're all responding to UCLA.
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There is one sense in which I think Murray was wrong.
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" He continued: "I can't see the circumstance in which I'd run.
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Games in which he features have sold over 500m copies worldwide.
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There have been other cases in which candy was initially faulted.
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" The video, in which Anning can be heard saying "My man!
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Media outlets have dug up a 2007 interview in which Sen.
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The result is Devil May Care, in which Brigstocke plays Lucifer.
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This is the mirror in which I see my life unspooling.
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This was the spirit in which the Bannon speech was arranged.
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The Brooklyn in which she settled was undergoing a radical shift.
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They describe a near future in which China overreaches and stumbles.
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The more interesting thing is the way in which it resonates.
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Brazil beat Uruguay and won the final, in which Pelé scored.
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It's a massive, open new problem space in which to operate.
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It included excerpts in which the prosecutors tried to extort money.
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But there's also a sense in which it's too self-referential.
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It becomes a feedback loop in which they are locked together.
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It emphasises the blinkered way in which we experience the world.
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It has promoted "mixed ownership" in which SOEs raise private capital.
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Watch the video above in which he pushes a shopping cart.
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It's yet another way in which microbes can influence our lives.
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Orthodox economics suggests two ways in which things could go wrong.
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The forms in which these nutrients are delivered really matter, too.
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Yeah. There's a way in which ... I think that's partially so.
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But it is symptomatic of the times in which we live.
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There are so many different things in which they can engage.
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How do you talk about a movie in which nothing happens?
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There are essentially two scenarios in which I'll eat at Subway.
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"There are some areas in which it does fine," Wu said.
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"The health inspector walked in, which randomly happens," Judy tells PEOPLE.
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The language in which children are taught can be hugely contentious.
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He expressed himself appropriately for the time in which he lived.
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The only difference is the time frame in which they occurred.
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Ms boyd describes the ways in which such hacks turned political.
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It points out ways in which EHRs still need to improve.
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Collaborative environment in which experienced hires will not be left out.
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In which case, it's better to go big or go home.
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The other sector in which we are very competitive is agribusiness.
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There are definitely instances in which journalists should push an issue.
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Meanwhile shares in companies in which Qatar holds stakes were mixed.
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That is a difficult scenario in which to favor a stock.
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It is the toxic food environment in which calories are ubiquitous.
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That is not the spirit in which it has been received.
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In which case it got you into all kinds of trouble.
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In which you came looking for God yet couldn't find him?
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But we do know the story in which her story fits.
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You can imagine the environment in which the products go in.
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What does that say about the environment in which it lived?
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Unless they elect him, in which case, they kind of do.
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Ahlenius describes a scenario in which someone has dropped their phone.
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He describes a scene in which he and his brother—an
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Dodging Narcos on the Migrant Trail, in which he followed migrants,
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Below are three industries in which China is currently displaying dominance.
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However, that is probably not the world in which we live.
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Small nations, especially, must find new ways in which to prosper.
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It's a fight in which I'm proud to stand behind her.
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This is the context in which Sanders's effort should be understood.
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Take leech cocoons, the sacks in which leeches lay their eggs.
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You made a video in which you talk about browsing /b/.
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That scene in which many actors are dismembered is pretty powerful.
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Or does the framework in which we're pitching need to change?
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It's a backdrop in which shapeshifters, talking eyeballs, and demons coexist.
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The publication on July 13 of chat messages in which Gov.
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Rachline named seven administrative districts in which irregularities has been reported.
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December was the fifth straight month in which new business increased.
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They are entanglements in which everyone else gets the best deal.
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One unexpected way in which our Facebook behavior is oddly hopeful?
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They also boost the dollar, in which the metal is priced.
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One sector in which investors are underinvested is financials, Bowie said.
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But there are several other ways in which he is vulnerable.
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It's unclear the exact date in which the accounts were followed.
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The way in which Stitch Fix operates, however, is markedly different.
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We had some days in which money for meals was scarce.
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It was the second straight game in which Puig was benched.
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What about the regulatory and legislative web in which cannabis lies?
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It's just not clear which city will host in which year.
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"Zoo" -- in which animals revolt against humans -- also returned last month.
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It was the third consecutive game in which they never led.
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"Apparences" imagines a world in which everything around us is fake.
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Mining is just the way in which a cryptocurrency is generated.
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For starters, there's the way in which each band's fame manifested.
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Raschkovsky said she'd observed cases in which flossing made no difference.
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They were reacting to the situation in which they found themselves.
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We must create a society in which ALL women are free.
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October was the third straight month in which rail exports climbed.
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In which case, private industry must be removed at all cost.
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And this is one of those instances in which it is.
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There are more cases in which advertisers displayed their technological ineptitude.
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A utopia in which we're simultaneously somehow ravenous, numb, and comfy.
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Were there ways in which you found the roadshow experience surprising?
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This is the inclusive spirit in which Chang ends his book.
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It isn't a country in which it's easy to earn money.
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Is there a third dimension in which only celebs can interact?
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Bach used a musical cryptogram, in which musical notes stand for
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As to pictures in which Gandalf might look a little peeved?
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He had the one inning in which he stretched it out.
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First up: In which year was the Declaration of Independence signed?
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The report also highlights the terrible conditions in which inmates live.
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This is an issue in which debate should not be stifled.
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What is a writer without the language in which she writes?
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Unless you live alone in which case Mazel, it sounds peaceful.
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Also advantageous to Joyce was the epoch in which he wrote.
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Now consider a hotel, in which you are a registered guest.
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In which case, let's go for "Without Feathers," by Woody Allen.
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" This trend reached its apex in 1987, in which a "Douglas
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California is the only state in which Adelson has not invested.
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No film in which Bill Nighy appears can ever be discounted.
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The way in which recent commodity prices went up is worrisome.
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He declined to name particular companies in which BlackRock sold options.
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The big balcony scene, in which Cyrano pretends to be Christian?
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It was the third straight game in which he went deep.
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We saw this play out in Tuesday's primaries, in which Rep.
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No, it was the unscripted instant in which a blasé Mrs.
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Recall the terms in which Samuel Johnson criticized Shakespeare's ceaseless punning.
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This is an aspect in which Trump very much is normal.
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In the book's final section, Adam examines the ways in which
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The Catolica poll, in which 977 people were surveyed from Nov.
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The recordings include additional conversations in which Trump is heard speaking.
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In his remarks, Earnest pointed to several instances in which Sens.
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They also boost the dollar, in which the metal is priced.
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What's the "right" framework in which to understand these aggressive exchanges?
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Harris's book is a beautiful tour of the space in which
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In which of the proposed seven mega-regions do you live?
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So is the manner in which he politicizes his own wealth.
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There were also situations in which police raided the wrong homes.
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Start with the physical environment in which children are growing up.
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They are uninviting places in which to bring up a family.
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But that wasn't the only way in which sleep was disregarded.
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"Drawers" are not always the things in which you store stuff.
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Today, the answer is the CANISTER in which film is sold.
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That misunderstands the unique legal situation in which Mueller found himself.
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Morrison's death showed the ways in which American culture has changed.
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It is also unclear in which direction fleeing civilians will go.
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Why not shift to a better world, in which everyone wins?
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Netflix is also home to "Arrested Development," in which Tambor stars.
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AND WE CAN'T LIVE IN A COUNTRY IN WHICH WE'RE DIVIDED.
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