My love for the internet informs my practice and certainly informs the creation of Fantasy Island.
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It's an interesting ecosystem of sound: Punk informs mainstream rock, which informs alternative rock, which informs noise and grunge, which is influenced by electronica, which has some beats reserved for the city's promising rappers.
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The flight attendant informs the cabin manager, who informs the flight deck, where the pilot determines whether or not to involve law enforcement.
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The same cognitive dissonance that informs the refusal of so many to buy into Leicester's results also informs the way Ranieri is perceived.
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The past informs the present, and the present informs the past: How does a 19th-century corset affect a Jean Paul Gaultier corset?
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And that informs his feelings of compassion- - PROSER: Yes.
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" When asked whether it informs drivers that their data may be sold, a spokesperson from the Wisconsin DMV wrote in an email "Wisconsin DMV directly informs customers that their information may be sold.
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By policy, DHS only informs direct victims of a cyberattack.
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It informs decisions about resource allocation and, crucially, political redistricting.
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The AMF informs us that figure should be $4. Sorry.
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After Ally acquiesces, Winter informs them that she's not alone.
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What about your writing informs your directing, and vice versa?
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This tradition informs us, and I wanted to represent that.
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We're heading towards the 2020 Census … [which data's] informs policy.
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He claims that mindset still informs the company's decisions today.
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"You have done this to yourself," Mamacita coldly informs her.
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And it informs her songwriting more than you might think.
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McGahn informs President Trump of the information relayed by Yates.
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" In response, Pitt cheerily informs him: "There is no future.
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This transcript transparency better informs students, parents, and prospective employers.
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This is why fear informs how police forces patrol communities.
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"Having a beginner's mind informs my management style," he says.
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She informs Claire it's "de riguer" in Paris these days.
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It informs the writing process in any band I have.
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That awareness informs our understanding of others, for the better.
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Curiosity is the engine that informs, leads, and inspires conversation.
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"Having a beginner's mind informs my management style," he said.
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That corporatist bargain informs Mr Ren's view of the world.
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Something of that satirical, anthropological approach informs her own work.
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It still informs the way I think about almost everything.
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Traditionally cable news either informs its viewers or entertains them.
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They've both "come out" as Coldplay fans, the video informs.
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"The world has moved on, Commander Bond," she informs him.
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This history informs how many trans people read Fall's story.
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It drives the loyal lore fans, and informs our passion.
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A neighbor she barely knows informs her of the news.
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This Parkland tragedy informs and reflects a much broader narrative.
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In the newly released exchanges, Page informs Strzok that Sen.
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"Something happens then," the narrator, gone maddeningly vague, informs us.
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"Something happens then," the narrator, gone maddeningly vague, informs us.
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It still informs many Indians' sense of gender roles and duty.
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Like Jimmy's story, the future informs the past in eerie ways.
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Their partnership informs each of their impulses to a telepathic degree.
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TrendMD informs doctors about the drug trials they need to know.
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It's something that informs and gives meaning to how we live.
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It dims with time but it informs many of your experiences.
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Ideally, it informs people so they can make their own choices.
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Netflix informs me that too many people are using this account.
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But your private activity informs your public activity and vice versa.
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But what if that analysis informs future decisions about drone strikes?
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Naturally, each data point, equation, model, and prediction informs myriad others.
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The wearer informs his colleague that he's reaching into poison ivy.
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Remy informs her that it's the anniversary of his wife's death.
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During the interview, Lochte's publicist informs him that it's Yom Kippur.
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His history of ankle trouble also informs the team's cautious approach.
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"Our Indo-Pacific strategy informs our relationship with China," Mattis said.
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Research conducted by aquarium scientists also informs conservation efforts and exhibits.
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This experience informs the way we gather, synthesize, and disseminate information.
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But nothing informs how we live quite like what we believe.
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The design informs the input, instead of the other way around.
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"Well, we'll cure you of that pronto," his uncle informs him.
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The experience of the culture ultimately informs how you see things.
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The Economist, based in Britain, somberly informs Americans whom to elect.
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This informs the Israeli mentality generally, nothing is impossible for you.
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Mr. Eversley's Facebook profile informs us that he is from Minneapolis.
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"You fucked it up," she informs him just before hanging up.
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The repertory that I never physically experienced informs everything we do.
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That their personal mastery informs them that I must be wrong.
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But her father Gene's faith informs how he sees the world.
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But my Christian faith demands and informs this path of forgiveness.
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"I can't swim," Lily informs Frank as they face the drop.
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The wound of that abandonment informs everything Ramesh thinks about himself.
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The purpose is to show how the past informs the present.
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The book informs this policy; it did not happen by accident.
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The new Sonos portability informs its design in some interesting ways.
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"I'm a C.E.O.," she informs the "guys" who dominate the class.
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"I'm a C.E.O.," she informs the "guys" who dominate the class.
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CH: Alex, is there non-photographic work that informs your photography?
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Just as important is how the Met informs visitors about provenance.
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I was wondering to what degree your faith informs your music?
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It absolutely informs my worldview, but I'm not an Evangelical band.
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This idea, she insists, is what most informs her work here.
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" Trump informs Michelle, "I like your nail polish, but not too much.
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The availability of good data also informs the accuracy of R0 calculations.
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In Wind Gap, every woman gets her nasty label, Camille informs Richard.
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It informs our journey, who we are, why we're on this earth.
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Do you have a personal experience with psilocybin that informs your activism?
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" The next title informs us: "It was a joke … that became reality!
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It also coordinates rehabilitation operations and informs the public on these issues.
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Harvey informs her that he won't need her again for a month.
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He then informs the former reality star that his license is suspended.
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" Linda informs them the babies are "sleeping in there with 19,000 spores.
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How do you think that informs the way women in Toronto dress?
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When we're there, it informs the conversation, the decisions, and the policy.
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As such, neither informs the specific directions we might take from here.
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Politics informs all mediums of entertainment now, especially with Trump in power.
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As the sun comes up he shyly informs me he's a feeder.
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It informs by way of gut-wrenching crime photos around black pain.
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Do you think the previous record informs the one you're currently making?
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It informs how a plant grows, which is what interests Dr Harper.
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Ben informs her it's because he thinks she's going to win Nevada.
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In his epilogue, Mr. Nabokov informs us that "Lolita" has no moral.
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I've had a lot of life so that informs what I do.
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"There can be no close relationship between us," it superciliously informs him.
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His disposition also informs his reaction to the experience of sudden celebrity.
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That same time-warping aesthetic now informs his and his wife's apartment.
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She opposes abortion, she said, and that issue most informs her vote.
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He informs him that "Fredo" is "like the N-word" for Italians.
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Every experience that I have, both sleeping and awake, informs my making.
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But our dreamscape matters, because it informs our visions of possible futures.
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The Syrian refugee crisis directly informs three of these nominees and indirectly informs a fourth (Joe's Violin), which has nothing to do with the current refugee crisis but is about the US's response to the Holocaust (sort of).
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I'm going to miss how the Bible informs the religious traditions around me.
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Watch the clip -- especially the part where Aaron informs him of the gaffe.
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That experience informs the way you are in the world, in your body.
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Faustine often uses photography to explore how the body informs history and place.
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The investigation is what informs a prosecutor&aposs decision and ultimately the discretion.
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"Location data also informs the home and work location of customers," RevealMobile writes.
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That's information game companies would rather you don't know but informs the public.
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Data informs how decisions get made; it also conveniently absolves Facebook of blame.
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"Really, we're all compost if you think about it," Google Gnome informs him.
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Google's map informs us that quinoa is the state's most fervently searched dish.
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That includes huge cuts to climate research, which informs how weather events occur.
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The database informs police tactics, such as where to perform stops and searches.
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Towards the end of "Executioner," Ronnie's boss informs of her a new problem.
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The way a movement is structured and operates informs the outcome you'll get.
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"Scientology dictates every choice in life and informs every decision a Scientologist makes."
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Cam calls Harry and informs him that June just made a grave mistake.
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The company also says it informs users about just what the technology does.
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The < symbol on my wrist is a reminder: Data informs, but stories awaken.
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But the choreography also informs character dynamics that are important to the story.
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Consequently, the experience of isolation informs our minds that something is terribly wrong.
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My editor informs me that this is how sportswriters already talk about it.
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Yet Amazon's delivery interface cheerfully informs me that my delivery has been made.
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But tonight, Cindy informs me, the parties are being held off the row.
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That Manichean worldview, by the way, also informs how Trump sees the world.
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The age that I am informs my experience of life, and of gender.
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Science has the power to gather evidence that informs this public health crisis.
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The government typically informs the embassies of foreign convicts days before their executions.
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However, there is signage in the store that informs customers about the option.
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At one point he's talking about the math that informs Sun Ra's worldview.
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Each creative stage informs the next, which in turn reevaluates what came before.
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"He leaves a heartbroken girl in every town," one admirer helpfully informs another.
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He'll look at you, listen to you talk, and that informs his decisions.
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"This encounter shifted his perspective and sense of possibility," a slide informs us.
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Improbably, Philip neither informs the two duped households, nor does he seek revenge.
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The president is trying to subvert the science that informs the intelligence community.
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Her style informs magazine fashion shoots, retail displays and even a Barbie doll.
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The fragile balance between beauty and destruction informs coastal life around the globe.
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I learn things all the time and that, and that informs my life.
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Elizabeth, the author informs us, is having an affair with a married man.
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Trees, he informs us, are able to identify marauding insects by their saliva.
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He doesn't let himself off easy, and that difficulty informs our viewing, too.
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It was partly to emphasize the creativity that informs his craft, he said.
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Curate a slide show that informs future audiences: What did it look like?
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And that idea informs the latest developments by Mr. Safdie, 29, in Asia.
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As I'm doing it, K. informs me he made pasta and garlic bread.
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That same understanding informs how we view the rise of our 45th president.
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All of that better informs experiments—and in theory could advise local legislation.
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On Monday, Venus (the planet that informs values like love and money) enters Libra (the socialite of the zodiac), helping you attract more money as it transits the sector of your chart that informs your possessions, self-esteem, and self-worth.
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Stone's role as a father informs the way he mentors and guides the chefs.
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And then that definitely informs, I thought it did, the sound of the record.
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Or do they think of a really good one that then informs the plot?
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He informs the group that a knight has the power to create another knight.
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Hudgens brings an energy and sunny disposition to Emily that informs the whole show.
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It informs the 43 percent of new mothers who decide to leave their jobs.
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They fight on Christmas Eve Day, which Shawn informs us is very bad indeed.
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Japan will limit them to serious crimes where the accused informs on someone else.
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We can also build a business around it and it informs how we work.
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Martial arts aren't easy, nor a passing fancy, the master informs their potential pupil.
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Penelope also informs police that Chris' fiancée Tasmin died after a drunk driving accident.
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"We want to be the watercooler that informs how these communities talk," says Pitalwalla.
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You're having to accept ignorance as the thing that informs all of your behaviors.
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All of that emotion informs their life story, and then goes into the game.
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It also informs residents in those inner cities about the world outside their neighborhoods.
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Translation: Content that informs, can be shared or provides utility will be blocked less.
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Though she grew disenchanted with fashion and modeling, that experience still informs her work.
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"I drink 15 cups every day, just like my father does," he informs me.
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Destiney informs Alexa that she would loan the items if worn temporarily for appearances.
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In fact, Chris Harrison, informs us, multiple proposals will occur during next week's finale.
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The answer to the first question informs how heavily the model weights new information.
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The ISIS self-styled news agency al-Amaq informs supporters of breaking ISIS attacks.
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"There is no ethical sense that informs his comments and his thinking," Pelosi said.
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Atwood believes the social context into which you are born informs your entire life.
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Colum informs him of his failing health and his plan to resolve clan matters.
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You have been reset many times before, it informs me through the network link.
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"There's no doubt that this experience informs the argument of this book," he writes.
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I think about networks a lot, and that informs how I think about distribution.
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She politely informs the show's fans that the defenses date from the 13th century.
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We hope to be a progressive media company that informs, entertains and inspires action.
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Taylor Swift is done trying to be a bad girl snake, "ME!" informs us.
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It informs how businesses make myriad decisions and how civil rights laws are enforced.
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It informs users which firms are the most and least affected in each sector.
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"Solid, fact-based reporting educates, informs, and saves lives," he wrote in Business Insider.
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The FBI was "founded in 1492 by…uhhh…demons," the computer erroneously informs him.
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He systematically goes through Thomas's copious work to show that race informs it all.
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Witness a striking Wari woven tunic which, a label informs us, contains abstracted faces.
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The program informs how much money public schools receive from the state each year.
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The news affects them each differently and informs the way they live their lives.
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He informs his client's desires while subjecting himself to them at the same time.
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That informs my daily roundup of what we're going to hit on the show.
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Instead, it informs decisions that also weigh each patient's individual history, genetics and wellbeing.
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The inclusive, nature-loving culture of the club informs their business plan, they said.
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"It informs everything I do," Pompeo said, when I asked him about the Bible.
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That feeling also informs his photos from Cafe'tal, where echoes of the past linger.
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Back at home, Kortni informs Candace, Codi and Nilsa that Kayla Jo is a Wiccan.
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The meeting also informs us that a big Hollywood movie is being filmed in Woodbury.
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Arie informs the remaining women that they'll be flying to Tuscany next, and everyone rejoices.
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Mapplethorpe's unique use of stark, black-and-white imagery also informs the film's re-enactments.
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"First and foremost, my marriage with Nic informs everything," he tells music trade HITS magazine.
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So when you learn about all that, it really informs you who he is now.
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"I'm Arya Stark, and I'm going to kill Queen Cersei," she nonchalantly informs a guard.
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"I just ate a peanut," one character informs them as he ushers them on-stage.
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That reality informs debates over how to shore up finances of the Social Security system.
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Halfway through lunch, M. informs me that I have mustard on my face, per usual.
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An artificial intelligence informs them that aliens on board have transformed the crew into monstrosities.
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Once he makes it there, though, Katie informs him that there is no access point.
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It also informs you of the patterns your child may cling to in the future.
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If the system detects a probable issue, it informs IT and lets admins investigate further.
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He lives life in a political way and his family informs all of those decisions.
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When Harry informs June that Cam told him Halverson is dangerous, June brushes him off.
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My insurance company informs me that our out of pocket cost this year is $622.23.
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When Kylie, 18, informs her that Rob gifted Chyna with an iPad, Kendall loses it.
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It's like watching a painting come together, each stroke adding information that informs the whole.
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At the same time, my Apple Watch informs me that it's time to stand up.
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Aunt Lydia informs the girls that it was all a demonstration for their bad behavior.
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The rising of the celestial emu at dusk informs observers about the bird's breeding behaviour.
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Those are examples of brand strategy, which then informs the creation of the brand identity.
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"No Particular Place to Go" (1964) A dense plot informs this Berry chestnut from 1964.
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Tracey chooses unvarnished reality over pretty facades and that informs her pedagogy in every class.
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And that informs her own pet theory on why Washington is so gridlocked these days.
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" That background informs her decision to stage such classics as "The Crucible" and "Miss Julie.
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Com informs nasdaq of intent to withdraw american depository shares from listing and registration * Rediff.
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"Who, and how, and where people come from so informs everything about them," he said.
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He informs you that he has left that management firm and joined a smaller firm.
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This mind-set also informs the park expansion, which it expects to complete this summer.
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A sign in the window informs would-be shoppers that the building is closed indefinitely.
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So, do you think your experience as a consumer informs your role as a winemaker?
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Journalism is most effective when it informs and challenges its readers and expresses divergent opinions.
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It's something that informs his thinking on Iraq later, I think much for the worse.
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It informs how he thinks about the world, and it helped create his public persona.
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In the Biblical narrative, the women encounter a man who informs them of Jesus's resurrection.
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"Our animals are very energetically sensitive," Dogs Naturally contributor Brenda Utzerath informs Broadly over email.
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That's the beauty of true art—your subjective experience informs how you feel about it.
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She informs Ava that they are best friends, although Ava doesn't know her at all.
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That quality of how the past informs the present is all over The Righteous Gemstones.
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Equal parts pragmatist and poet, they straddle art and activism, knowing each informs the other.
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Lawler's photographs comment on the way that context informs our understanding of an artwork's value.
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Because that is the question that underlies and informs all the other questions we're asking.
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"Their music was deep, amazing and gorgeous," he informs us, sounding like an online review.
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Yet it informs every one of her stories — just as it does for debut novelists.
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As long as we were talking about the process that informs his music, that is.
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Shortly before the trip, Douglas Petersen's wife informs him that she may be leaving him.
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If each voice were heard separately, the museum's description informs us, each would make sense.
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His family's experience immigrating to the U.S. informs all of Pooley's financial and work decisions.
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Rose informs her that this is the scarf her mother gave her before saying goodbye.
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As Lady Trieu informs Angela, full blown amnesia, which Cal suffers from, is quite rare.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's writing about how her faith informs the need for criminal justice reform.
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The first time was in 1994, and what happened then informs what might happen next.
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And I think about religion in the U.S., and how deeply it informs our beliefs.
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The officers and nursing staff haven't been allowed to leave either, a captain informs us.
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I have always been interested in how language informs or changes our perception of images.
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It no longer informs the country's laws on issues like abortion or same-sex marriage.
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Remco's wife (Ricky Koole) informs him that if he's the baby's father, their marriage is over.
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A voiceover informs us that we're about to see outfits everyone will be rocking this spring.
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The two run into a group who informs them that the road to Pariah is blocked.
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Trump's approach to each of these nuclear conundrums also informs the way the other plays out.
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This intel informs any decisions about what to say—including the decision not to say anything.
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Waithe says the hustle that informs her career is central to her financial philosophy as well.
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Seeing her tears, Love relents and informs her of the prank, prompting a hug from Leones.
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The bystander then struts back to Carl (Harry Dean Stanton) and informs him of Steven's whereabouts.
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That reality informs the NBA's response, and so far, Silver and the league look awfully bad.
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He gets into Jorge's limo and informs Laurel's father that Bonnie is the real problem here.
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Bonnie informs Annalise, convinced of Isaac's innocence, that, unfortunately, the evidence against Isaac looks real. Yikes.
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She also informs me that I'll have to do a urine test in the morning. Ugh!
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She promised to give more information on the number – from Swagg Boutique, she informs us – soon.
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An old-ish man in Christian's employ informs him that he ran some background on Hyde.
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I think about walking the dogs but T. informs me it is still hella windy outside.
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Either way, sabermetrically-informed thinking now informs a large segment of mainstream baseball writing and fandom.
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I'm so grateful to have that, because so much of the younger Kate informs the adult.
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Click on one, and it informs you of who it is and what its intentions are.
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It informs her movement and how she carries herself and I love that part of her.
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Normally a hacker either informs the company or sells the information quietly on the black market.
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The counseling can take up to 30 days, and informs the accusers of their legal rights.
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Jack visits Kevin at his hospital bed and informs him his football career is effectively over.
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The revolutionary imagery of 1968 (though rarely its existentialist wit) still informs today's chants and slogans.
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"Plain men for the plain daylight, that's our preference," a testy American sea captain informs him.
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Truth and transparency underpin the science that informs regulations and protections we take for granted today.
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The second question informs how much a shift in one state causes shifts in the others.
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At its best, the debate informs us about the lives and families torn apart by deportation.
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As I step into the kitchen, he informs me that it was only fitted this morning.
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Could you talk about death, and the way this informs the story you tell in Vida?
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A committee calls him in and informs him that he has been rejected for the ministry.
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Donald Trump ran on a divisive, racist, sexist and xenophobic platform, which still informs his presidency.
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Jaime even informs Brienne, so she won't risk her life trying to rescue the wrong girl.
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For Erskine, acting starts with her character's physicality, and that informs what's happening on the inside.
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But we talk far less about how our relationship to the future informs the present too.
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"Larval Acceleration contends with philosopher Levi R. Bryant's pan-mechanism," the exhibition's press release informs us.
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The shadow of that past informs much of what the armed forces can and cannot do.
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For me, it's not like there's an end goal, but it informs me as an artist.
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"So, we discovered that there was cash missing from your wallet," Kourtney's assistant Megan informs her.
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The WMM informs everything from Google Maps to the US Department of Defense&aposs navigation systems.
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Their work informs the World Magnetic Model (WMM), a map of the planet&aposs magnetic field.
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That notice informs you that the IRS has information that does not match your tax return.
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No teacher, Edward's fretful wife, Maureen (Maggie Steed), informs us early on, has been so loved.
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I spoke with Dickerson about how this exploration of the past informs his thinking about today.
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The gentleman informs the director that his grandson just got a scholarship for photography in college.
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He informs me that the factory goes through so much that new oil gets delivered almost daily.
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"We are in over 12,0003 grocery stores and quickly growing in the US alone," Dunaj informs me.
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"He's one of the most ruthless, disgusting, go-for-blood lawyers in divorce," she informs her friend.
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Photography is at its best when it informs, and that's what a good documentary-reportage photographer does.
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This, for some reason, pleases Dumbarton, who inadvertently informs Delaney that his contact, Carlsbad, is a woman.
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Arie eventually returns and informs them that he hasn't made up his mind and needs more time.
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Jo informs her mom she was in an abusive marriage, which viewers are already painfully aware of.
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Even my screamo band in high school informs a lot of how melodramatic my music is now.
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In messaging platforms — planning a personality that informs the dialogue and entire interaction with consumers is critical.
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Callie and Mariana's long history as sisters also informs the series in a really organic, dynamic way.
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Every thumbs-up or down on a song further informs what tracks Pandora will send your way.
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This building, the driver informs her, hasn't been touched since the war — and it certainly looks it.
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So the way that the neuroscience informs my record isn't that I have neuroscience terms in it.
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This is a story about an incredible man and, the woman herself informs us, his ordinary lover.
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Seeds can then be monitored remotely, and this data informs machine learning algorithms for future planting efforts.
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Once we set foot on land, the elder Foppen informs us that there's food ready for us.
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This directly informs his vision of the EU. "Europe is not a supermarket," he declared in June.
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It informs some of who she is, and what she can do, and some of her damage.
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History informs the present and can help us think about how best to respond to today's crises.
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He informs me that he no longer likes the cologne which, unbeknownst to him, I just purchased.
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The school nurse informs her that Sara had become so nauseous because of an emergency contraceptive pill.
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Have you seen this ad for Timberland that informs us that we'll never be able to retire?
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But the system doesn't just make the product easier to buy; it actually informs the product itself.
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His father's death, the coach explained, still informs how he sees the world and relates to people.
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He never really accepted the status quo, which I think informs the way we view the world.
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Meanwhile, Saul (Mandy Patinkin) arrives home from his visit to the Middle East and informs Dar (F.
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Lenny's Nina Simone-supported celebration informs her next scene with David, where she explains her master plan.
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Alarmed, he tries to figure out what happened — until Maeve informs him that the joke's on him.
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The only thing he cannot do for himself, he informs you solemnly, is tie shoes with laces.
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Johnson asked Koskinen about the status of a pilot program that informs suspected victims of identity theft.
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But it remains a keen and necessary book, one that informs our understanding of Trump's particular grandiosities.
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At once poetic and humane, humorous and harrowing, it informs and delights the heart in equal measure.
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Parents' race informs how often they talk to their children about race and ethnicity, the report found.
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"The reason you may not 'see' the regulations is because there are no regulations," he informs them.
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However, it also informs attackers it exists, giving them a chance to find and exploit this flaw.
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Uber will launch an in-app feature that informs users where their designated polling station is located.
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The caller informs you that failure to pay may negatively impact your future ability to get credit.
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It's strange, then, that my lack of confidence in Palmer's health informs this pick more than anything.
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How much of your practice as a sculptor and painter informs your work as an electronic musician?
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We hung out with the unorthodox duo to see how their relationship informs Lee's in-match performance.
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Hunt's 50-year career in journalism informs his analysis of how Trump's presidency deviates from past administrations.
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" Soon, the old gardener, with a hint of a dry smile, informs her, "He needs nothing, Madame.
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Especially navigating women's images and media, humor informs how we deal with it on a daily basis.
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It informs what you know and how you feel about them, and how they feel about themselves.
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While I'm there, the client's mother informs me she wants to suspend his therapy due to coronavirus.
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A sign taped to the door informs the curious that entry is for authorized staff members only.
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Her interest is always in the different expectations people bring to marriage, and how culture informs them.
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That scourge informs one in three black boys born today that they can expect to be incarcerated.
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" Iceland's tiny size also informs a coaching philosophy that emphasizes the collective "us" over the individual "I.
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The lack of support for solar geoengineering's efficacy informs Keith's thinking about what we should do next.
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The fear and ultimate certainty of such humiliation informs every fight and the actions of every fighter.
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Before he got into textiles, he was a painter, which informs his appreciation of the maharajah pictures.
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And it informs critical decisions that the government makes, including providing forecasts for the path of hurricanes.
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What have you learned working with those other characters that informs how you're working with Nebula now?
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A bit of eventual internet sleuthing informs Sofiane that Obé is a god in the voodoo practice.
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He recounted a scene in which Max informs a woman he is dating that he is transgender.
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But he is a searcher, and that searching informs his visual style with its restless, moving pictures.
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The detail of dressage riding takes place in the seat—where one creature's balance informs the other.
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"Lower Saxony informs those affected so they are warned when they travel to Turkey," Mr. Pistorius wrote.
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In one form or another, this sort of purposeful bundling already informs our day-to-day life.
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Ironically, the one factor that best informs us in this debate is never discussed: America's own geography.
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Solomon's background as a landscape designer informs her sharp-eyed yet playful approach to capturing spatial relationships.
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The dorm boss calls the lieutenant on the radio and informs him of their clearly overlooked dilemma.
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There is no long-term strategy that informs his daily tactical decisions -- just Trump, well, doing stuff.
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Pakistan felt abandoned, and that informs its skepticism toward the purpose and longevity of US aid today.
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"She became an immortal Lesbian Jesus to bless our gay asses with her gayconic music," she informs me.
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Vahan operates a WhatsApp Business account where it informs potential candidates of the available jobs in the industry.
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Can you expound further on how your faith tradition informs your writing as well as your subject matter?
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The charity told BuzzFeed News that it informs people of the process through churches and other community organizations.
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That approach, according to Wylie, makes everything David sees "plausible, yet vague," and it informs the entire show.
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It also informs kids about the data Messenger Kids uses to operate and how that data is shared.
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A sign near one of its corners informs visitors that there are 224 asymmetrical knots per square inch.
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In season 210's penultimate episode, Daenerys informs Jon that dragons are the only children she'll ever have.
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Soon Bull informs Flora that the same charges have been levelled at the Clinton campaign by the Pizzagaters.
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Q: What can I say to a candidate who informs me that they have received a competing offer?
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I think we're just beginning to see how institutionalized sexism informs our choices as children and as parents.
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She consults Dr. John DeHaan, a leading fire expert, who informs her that the prosecution's info was wrong.
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"It informs it all for us, so I can't imagine they would scale it back any," Harris said.
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Even though Susie is peeved, she informs Midge she got her a great booking back in the Catskills.
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Duque informs him that the story hasn't spread, and President Gaviria is simply denying the incident ever happened.
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Law enforcement informs the school district that Cummins is the subject of an investigation, according to the district.
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That real-time feedback informs my evolving thoughts on an issue, making for a more interesting Twitter essay.
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Hip-hop, as a culture, informs the American masses about what life is like in the inner cities.
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Somewhere along the line, photography went from a means of recording reality to a force that informs it.
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Ola says it informs the driver about the contact details with the GPS triangulated location of the user.
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The brand strategy then informs how a brand looks, feels, and behaves – in other words, the brand identity.
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The camera also automatically determines the best brightness for any given moment and informs you of the setting.
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When she informs the men that they're about to have their behavior known, they always try to apologize.
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The sci-fi genre features as a prominent aesthetic in the show and also informs its themes, too.
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But Twitter's dialog box informs the users they'll be notified when the process is finalized on Twitter's side.
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He informs the train's conductor that he's a policeman and former army soldier, and that he can help.
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Consistently, Attenborough informs us of the harsh consequences that come with our species' progressively out-of-control behavior.
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In some instances, the actor's physicality directly informs the look and feel of the character they were playing.
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That era largely informs their approach to designing Criquet's wide and colorful array of leisure shirts and sweaters.
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Maps routing, navigation and search are impacted by the outage, which is affecting all users, the page informs.
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"When you're able to be 'at a crossroads,' your parents are loaded," he informs her, checking her privilege.
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As I am walking out, Egger ecstatically informs me of the latest project that he is working on.
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Just generally, your life stage informs your point of view, and I think that's true of humor, too.
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The performance alludes to the violence slaves endured and the ways that history informs African diasporic identity today.
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Mr. O'Connor, as a program essay by the dancer-choreographer Rashaun Mitchell informs us, reached 60 this year.
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"The notice informs the reader only of the existence of publicly funded family-planning services," Judge Nelson wrote.
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It's an up-by-the-bootstraps story that informs his views on education, income inequality, taxes and more.
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"The review itself should be something that informs and enlightens," said Pamela Paul, editor of the Book Review.
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As developers are writing code, it automatically checks against them and informs developers of any errors or anomalies.
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But in fact, reflection on these questions informs the way that everyone responds to a show like this.
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The eclecticism is a key part of Toronto and informs the sounds of other artists in this region.
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"Even in America, Protestantism is a very crucial aspect that informs almost all laws and practices," she said.
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De Geyter's wonder-filled, sensitive vision now informs her clothing label, Bernadette, which she named after her mother.
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Race, gender, sexual orientation, class: All of this informs — and very often warps — how we see the world.
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It's an important detail that informs another big question: whether we're heading into a direct-to-consumer bubble.
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And that informs the tech decisions that we have to make, and sets our constraints in that way.
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A sly class element informs his world: Those individuals born with power are, in the main, not heroes.
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Ms. Smith drolly informs the audience that they should be applauding more when she name checks Sly Stone.
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The club informs him about its July 4 celebrations so he can enjoy the fireworks from the river.
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"An updated banner now informs shoppers that the sales have been extended throughout Black Friday, "while supplies last.
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When his lawyer informs him that Axe is dropping the battery of lawsuits against him, Chuck's heart sinks.
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No doubt intrigued, Tesco's customer care guy Lloyd informs Dan that Tesco is fresh out of Enigma machines.
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Dr. Peterson both informs us about the world and imparts guidance on how we should act within it.
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Pluto is the planet of secrets and addiction, and it informs underlying societal currents that influence our behaviors.
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Ramallah, Nijim informs me, has a vibrant nightlife scene, although competition amongst promoters is high as venues are scarce.
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But even that plan hits a snag, as Dougal informs him the royal has left — and taken his horse.
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The rising sign informs how you interact with the outside world, as well as how you're perceived by others.
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" The first sentence of the exhibition's introductory text informs you upfront that it "privileges the narratives that accompany objects.
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Lydia informs June that his wife became a handmaid (her worst nightmare, remember?) and the son was given away.
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And, as Dead Men Tell No Tales informs us, if you "betray" the compass, it releases your greatest fear.
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Ambassador Crosby informs Peña that the jig is up: The DEA will be off the job by 5 p.m.
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I think progression happens when the scope of what you've done in the past informs what you're doing now.
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O. June 29: NHTSA informs Tesla that it is launching a preliminary investigation of the May 7 fatal crash.
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"Dancing informs everything I do in my life, and I'm so grateful to call myself a dancer," she says.
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Carrie informs Quinn (Rupert Friend), who's now locked up in Bellevue after last week's debacle, that he wasn't crazy.
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"Bad time to travel to the APY lands," Panzironi informs me when I arrive at her home in Adelaide.
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During her introduction, Baxter informs us that she has looked to Pope as an inspiration for this entire movement.
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It also underscores the sway of Rockville, Maryland-based ISS, which informs the votes of roughly 1,400 institutional investors.
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Additionally, I am keeping xxxx informed of all activity via my communication with xxxxx who, in turn, informs xxxx.
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The US Embassy informs US citizens that until further notice, Embassy personnel have been instructed to avoid downtown Ouagadougou.
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It's an unfair question coming from the equally arbitrarily power-hunger patriarch, but one that informs the whole show.
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Young students need a consistent trajectory of educational experiences that builds on the preceding years—and informs what follows.
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It informs how I smile at strangers, give to charity and try to be patient with dentists and landlords.
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Last year, "Amazon employees met with ICE officials … to market the company's facial recognition technology," the ACLU informs us.
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" An FAQ sheet informs survivors that patients "may appear functional and are still able to execute rote, everyday tasks.
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This approach informs Nix, which among other things is an attempt to locate the future of vegetable-centered dining.
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HE SAYS HIS ACCOUNTSANT INFORMS HIM IT'S GOING TO BE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS MORE BASED ON THIS.
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A wizardly worm-turtle-thing informs me my curse can only be lifted by restoring a broken magical tablet.
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She informs me that her bleeding-heart boyfriend just brought a gun back from his home state of Tennessee.
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"For me, it felt like the natural thing to do," said Omondi, whose identity informs her eponymous womenswear brand.
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A wizardly worm-turtle-thing informs me my curse can only be lifted by restoring a broken magical tablet.
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Her letters, the exhibition text informs visitors, confided her upset at her daughter's marriage to a Christian, Oliver Delancey.
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"I suspect everyone — I suspect no one," he gravely informs a roomful of suspects before tripping over the furniture.
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That same balance informs Mr. Salonen's own charismatic Cello Concerto, which here had an eloquent soloist in Truls Mork.
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Sometimes the entire composition comes from a small spark—a certain symbol that informs the rest of the piece.
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We also have ideas about what makes something "good" that either informs this affection, or justifies after the fact.
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" Caligula's great-uncle Tiberius, another beauty of a Caesar, informs him: "I will make you my successor, Gaius Caligula.
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In the clip, a hapless executive informs employees of the company's intention to shift operations south of the border.
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"Sultana's Dream" informs the print series that is the backbone of the exhibition, which also includes videos and sculptures.
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Can you talk a bit about the value of the margins and how it informs or infuses your work?
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That's not just a lie, it's a generative lie, since when people come to believe it, it informs life.
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" Flip informs his lover that he's "the worst actor in the state of Wisconsin — and that's no easy feat.
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To be successful, a company should adopt a consumer-first philosophy that informs its product ideation and development process.
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Outside the U.K., Attenborough informs that China has spearheaded its own Blue Planet campaign against single-use plastic overuse.
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Of course, price isn't the only factor that informs whether customers will subscribe — there's also the quality of content.
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But other countries recognise the value of America's world-class climate scientists, whose research informs policymaking around the globe.
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Soroush Saghafian, PhD, is a longtime member of INFORMS, the largest international association for operations research and analytics professionals.
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The correspondence between urban topography and artistic styles informs such inclusions as a makeshift working barbershop in the garden.
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Census data is used to allocate federal programs and heavily informs how lawmakers craft policies, especially around civil rights.
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And the "stress and misery" of being an entrepreneur, in turn, informs the behavior of the companies that succeed.
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The aquarium site informs us they may travel as much as 3,600 vertical feet over the course of a day.
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In the trailer, Evans informs her mother that she will not film with her, ostensibly referring to the show itself.
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The op-ed notes that Tredway informs his partners of his status, but makes no mention of his undetectable status.
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And I called the campaign to talk through some of the specifics and the broader political thinking that informs them.
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After Mackenzie informs Team Tape & Co. of Tyler's plan, Clay decides to stop Tyler instead of evacuating the entire school.
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After addressing him in her usual foul-mouthed manner, she informs him that they aren't dealing with the typical undead.
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By providing so much information "free" they are throttling media outfits that invest in gathering the news that informs citizens.
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He informs his lords that every single child will learn how to defend the North — whether they're girls or boys.
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When a notice delivered by owl informs him that he's a wizard, off Wayne goes to magic school in England.
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The Services does not through any directly action perform contraception or conception, but rather informs you about how to act.
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I feel a tap on my shoulder; it's one of them, a man, who informs me it's his friend's birthday.
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I want to start by asking you how your background as a reality TV producer informs your approach to politics.
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It sheds light on the philosophy toward fringe sexuality that informs a show worshipped by an army of zealous fans.
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If the website is hosted abroad, the IWF informs a similar local charity, if one exists, or the country's police.
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And, he informs Mikkel that he's a priest at St. Christopher's Church, which may or may not be a lie.
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In addition, data informs marketing decisions, and allows SVODs to recommend content to users based on their revealed preferences, i.e.
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The wall text informs us that the Bedouins, a traditionally nomadic Arabic people, have lived in the Negev for centuries.
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J. informs me that a test we sent in a few weeks ago confirms we have lead in our water.
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But it's the way they work together — how the story informs the action and vice versa — that makes it memorable.
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"He lives his life in a political way and his family obviously informs all of those decisions," says the source.
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Nonetheless, Kurtz is in awe with her ability to spin facts and promptly informs her that she's gotten the part.
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Oculus informs Mashable that they are aware of the problem and are working on a fix, so just keep trying.
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The health team informs a community volunteer or village head when a doctor, nurse and nutritionist will visit, bringing medicines.
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It then informs you that if you choose to proceed to the site, you do so at your own risk.
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It is a tool that informs us about who we are working with and helps us foster understanding and compassion.
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As part of repairs, dealers will affix a warning label that informs owners not to spill liquids in the trunk.
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As his son Anatole informs his daughter Helene in a creepy, incestuous cuddling session, Vasilly wants her to marry Pierre.
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Barnes & Noble's website informs anxious customers that the mega-chain will have the book back in stock on January 2150.
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It is my Zionism that informs my view that the Palestinian people also have the right to their own state.
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Chang (Lori Tan Chinn) informs her that he's not there — and also somehow knows he was once sleeping with Fig?
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"Somewhere in the world there is a magical book," the novel informs us, before its first appearance in the narrative.
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A short message at the American Embassy informs you that due to budget cuts they no longer provide afterhours service.
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NBC News spoke with former employees of the Epoch Times, who say that Falun Gong "heavily informs" the publication's coverage.
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The ZipDrug pharmacy then finds cheaper options of the same drug and also informs customers of cost-saving alternative therapies.
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On average, patients will go through two cycles of treatments, according to FertilityIQ, another group that informs patients about IVF.
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Attorney General Barr informs lawmakers that he could be prepared to share principle findings with them within a couple days.
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Pence spoke with deep emotional conviction during the vice presidential debate about how his faith informs his opposition to abortion.
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"It's very generous of them," one woman informs me, as though they Scotts are not promoting an e-commerce platform.
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Is there any piece of spiritual insight that informs the band that you would want to share with your fans?
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This is constantly updated for members, informs them of changes in risk and the costs of protecting against those risks.
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In the past, I found the process of painting to be very similar: one color or brushstroke informs the next.
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He's less delighted when Freddy informs him that he's quitting to take a new job in a Georgetown flower shop.
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We are terrified by it, given it informs our discourse against molestation by priests and the libidos of our presidents.
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"They use this physical tool to draw out memories based on the hours of a day," Kelly informs me later.
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It's not necessarily subtle, but it sure bolsters the themes and informs the grim political ideology of the Transtar corporation.
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Our history makes us who we are, informs where we are going, and reminds us of what we have achieved.
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This belief informs my biographies, and it's why my favorite fictional characters are not heroes or protagonists but supporting characters.
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I think that what informs my experience as a leader is the way I've been socialized, particularly as a woman.
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Another letter issued by the Foreign Ministry and seen by Reuters informs embassies of the revocation of his diplomatic passports.
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Cora informs the players quickly and directly about decisions, and they respect that, whether the information is pleasant or not.
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"Our common experience as Americans informs us that candidates routinely support and raise money for charitable causes," the papers said.
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For these children, there is no obvious forfeiture of common sense or flight from existential chaos that informs adult conversion.
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Computer-captured data program Formula One informs all the major decisions when it comes to tweaking a car's performance speed.
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The automated greeting informs me that the Googleplex does not provide support, but that there is plenty of help online.
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Information on the site informs visitors that they're free to touch the tigers under the instruction of the tiger keeper.
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" In November, Mr. Pompeo told a reporter for The New York Times Magazine that the Bible "informs everything I do.
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The disappearance of sight in one eye makes depth perception impossible, and Cole informs the reader he had trouble walking.
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"A true gentleman's heart is as sacred as a temple, and as easily crushed as a flower," Serene informs Elliot.
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And I'm really interested to see how this discussion today informs and influences the Iowa caucus voters, those Demcaucus goers.
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The first section of the information filed Friday outlines Mueller's case against Manafort: The Special Counsel informs the Court: 1.
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When Monica seduces him, she's thrilled — until her co-worker informs Monica that Paul pulled the same line on her.
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These kinds of things frighten me a little bit, because … everything that goes unsaid informs certain moments in the film.
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That globalist spirit informs "Okja," which is about the merits and perils of living in our much smaller modern world.
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When you Google a famous person or place, Wikipedia often informs the "knowledge panel" that appears alongside your search results.
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Then the guest informs the concierge that he or she has decided to stick to a reservation at another restaurant.
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Pete Buttigieg: So the Syria model actually informs the answer, I think, to the Afghanistan question in the medium term.
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" Harvard's application informs students that its mission is "to educate our students to be citizens and citizen-leaders for society.
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A doctor informs James that if he continues to use drugs, he will likely go into cardiac arrest and die.
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The information consumers give us to exert that control over content informs our ability to deliver them relevant, engaging advertising.
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"I found my red bike and it's in the garage," Pee-wee's letter informs me—I'd asked him about it.
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Hannah informs Clay via the tapes that, if he listens all the way through, he'll learn why she took her life.
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"I took six," Jenner says, before Kardashian West informs her that she received the invoice and knows she took 10 slabs.
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Checking in on my own London friends, Facebook's Safety Check informs me that three are "safe" from the tower block fire.
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The add-on explores the backstory that informs the game's monthly Iron Banner tournaments, and the Iron Lords they're named for.
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It's possible that new data about the preferences of their voters informs them that such a strategy is a winning one.
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For some, climate change can be an abstract concept — for artist and photographer Robert Dash, it's what informs his creative vision.
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Morgan Stanley informs Lattice that the $211 per share offer from Canyon Bridge is a fair price to the company's shareholders.
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And in some ways this vision informs the trajectory and style of Gaga's character, Ally, in the world of the film.
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And I'm really interested to see how this discussion today informs and influences the Iowa caucus voters, those Democratic caucus-goers.
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But religion and tradition still informs aspects of life there, and attitudes about sex are still complicated by norms and mores.
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In the age of AI-enabled software, pricing and product are linked; pricing fundamentally impacts usage, which directly informs product quality.
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That impulse behind Jacobin, to reach as many people as possible, also informs the style in which the magazine is written.
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This connection informs her sets, which seamlessly blend genres like classic Chicago house, New York disco, synth-pop and new wave.
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Anthony Parker, head of Weston High School in Massachusetts, says he informs parents any time their child is accused of bullying.
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A jaunty yellow arrow informs passers-by that this scraggy parcel of Harlow, in Essex, is a public right-of-way.
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It matters because it informs the issues that are spotlighted and emphasized, and it leads to more innovative and enduring solutions.
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This, in effect, completely turns off Carrie, whose voiceover cheekily informs us that her One Great Love is New York City.
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" And, so, the Lalacano erupts, as she informs Jax, "I will talk to you however I damn well please … Respect her!
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Kris is forced to run off of the video chat when Khloé informs her mom she has been experiencing repeated contractions.
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Morgan Stanley informs Lattice that the $8.30 per share offer from Canyon Bridge is a fair price to the company's shareholders.
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"You got virtually everything you asked for," lawyer Rusty Webb informs Simms, who is rendered practically speechless and overcome by emotion.
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Or will they share enough revenue to support quality content from a diverse array of voices that informs, entertains, and inspires?
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But more than that, the setting informs how "there is visual fact but a minimum of visual order" in his imagery.
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Through a translator, he informs them that there has been a change of regime, and the old one has been deleted.
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Temeraire informs Jamie and Claire that he knows of a place near Rose Hall where escaped slaves have gathered for safety.
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He informs the homeowner the air will improve after his work is done, with the entire apartment block likely to benefit.
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It's filled with fluffy potato, which Majid informs me is mashed by hand, and the outer shell has a satisfying crunch.
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Favreau informs her that the idea had been in the making since the two of them were filming Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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Ziel – that's German for "aim," or so Google Translate informs me – is the work of a team of Rice University students.
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As a result of this process, called "mentalizing," the feedback informs how we feel about our abilities and our self-worth.
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But she hopes her story informs business owners about their rights and warns online commenters about the consequences of their actions.
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But hope comes in the shape of Mr. Assistant, who informs Offred that he can get a message to her husband.
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This range of considerations informs the haptic thoughts embedded in Bacon's memory-fueled paintings, where information acts in unison with imagination.
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EPA science informs efforts to register and re-evaluate pesticides to protect users, applicators, farmworkers, and the public as a whole.
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This context is important, because it informs the population of Bon Temps, the fictional Louisiana parish where the show is set.
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The synopsis informs us that he is "a shape-changing fixer" who trades with the landlords on behalf of the migrants.
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The philosophy runs thus: Diversity of opinion informs the reader from multiple angles, allowing the reader to form her own opinion.
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The results come from the Gallup World Poll — an ongoing project that informs global leaders on how people's lives are going.
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That sculpture informs Starling's own mask for Ito, and in doing so completes the loop of the dancer's cross-cultural narrative.
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It's remarkable, therefore, that given the hours logged Mosshart and Hince remain close enough that their intuitive relationship informs their work.
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This outperformance of growth over value — and of tech over almost everything else — informs Edwards' thesis that a rollback is coming.
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According to Department of Defense instruction, the mission informs the rules for the use of force — but what is the mission?
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A friend informs him the next day that he tried to take off his clothes and "make it" with a bridesmaid.
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Jazz is brilliant, as she constantly informs the reader, and as secondary characters inform her, and as her antagonists point out.
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The restaurants' signature is a kind of sophisticated, understated modernism that informs both the back of the house and the front.
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She may set out with a particular look in mind, however she feels the models influence informs her own personal narratives.
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But the religious component extends beyond scheduling issues, with players saying that their faith informs the way they approach the game.
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It's a question journalists ask themselves, too — and one that informs The Times's coverage of these events on the deepest level.
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After Celeste informs Renata about Max's bullying, the two women console Madeline, but Perry interrupts them and grabs Celeste to leave.
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Then one night, during the potentially fatal arctic chill, Jackson (Michael K. Williams) informs Stuart that the city's shelters are full.
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The Lucretia story also informs some of the other works, including music by Britten and Respighi, Joan Baez and Shirley Collins.
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" While race was not the impetus for her run, she said, it matters because "it informs the issues that are spotlighted.
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This informs what might happen next: acceptance, rejection or a chance to respond to reviewer comments before a decision is made.
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That unease informs his actions throughout the film, and it makes Sharon Tate's unselfconscious lack of it feel like a relief.
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A shifting cultural landscape is also part of what informs "Syria Under the French Mandate, 1918 to 1946," at the library.
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She flips her hair, flashes double dimples, licks her lips and informs him that he'll be sharing her all-pink room.
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"A successful program is thought of as one which diverts, entertains, amuses, informs, or simply retains the interested attention," he added.
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It was never rolled out to clients, but Kohli said the experiment informs Citi's current approach to digital coins and blockchain.
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The letter informs FedEx that its bots violate several vehicle and traffic laws, including that motor vehicles are prohibited on sidewalks.
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Yet Bioh, whose other career as an actor informs her highly performable playwriting, looks at her subjects through a comedy lens.
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Sarah informs me that I will always be her mother, which was not in doubt, though I greatly appreciate the reassurance.
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Dom dutifully informs Darlene of this before backing out of the trip, citing her responsibilities to her family and her job.
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Women will someday outnumber men, Mamacita informs an astonished Pauline, and Hollywood will have to respond by catering to that majority.
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"Lean manufacturing and management informs my thinking every day, removing waste from processes and making everything more efficient," Mr. Clawson said.
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He and his newest colleague on the appeals court, Gregory Katsas, "did not participate in this matter," a footnote informs us.
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Census data informs how billions of dollars in federal funding are allocated to hospitals, fire departments, schools, infrastructure and other resources.
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CW: News Feed informs us that he has, but we do not know the amount, and it surely wasn't $1 million.
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"Rather, we seek to understand how a company's purpose informs its strategy and culture to underpin sustainable financial performance," he wrote.
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When he informs the other prisoners of his findings and attempts to liberate them, they threaten to put him to death.
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Flynn informs the ambassador about the incoming administration's opposition to the resolution and asks that Russia vote against or delay it.
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For many years we have been close friends, and so he regularly informs me about the progress of this ambitious project.
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Today, TD Bank is still reordering transactions and informs customers about the practice in the fine print of its checking account agreements.
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It's unlikely all of those users will be criminals; the notice informs users police are focusing on those suspected of serious crimes.
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My husband has a fast-approaching deadline, so he informs me he won't be home 'til midnight and will Uber home (expensed).
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She informs biographers that her teachers in Maine immediately recognized her artistic talent and that businessmen traveling to Maine regularly courted her.
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The eighth house, which has to do with transformation and informs universal experiences such as birth and death, is ruled by Taurus.
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A sign informs visitors that the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian is closed due to the government shutdown Jan.
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She believes it's a necessity for leaders to demonstrate how what they learn informs change and strengthens their leadership in the future.
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His ex-wife Jacqueline (Kathryn Erbe) calls Annalise and informs her that Isaac overdosed — and flat-out blames the attorney for it.
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BF informs me that he might need to work tomorrow so we might not have enough time to make pie *sad face*.
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Trump's team informs us that if we leave the press cage for any reason, the campaign will pull our credentials for good.
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But I admire Jaime's self-control in not hurting her as she informs him that she, not Tyrion, murdered his son Joffrey.
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When the Page owners click through, a message informs them why this is being done and what steps they have to take.
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Rotondo's own experience returning to development work after the birth of her son a decade ago informs her understanding of the subject.
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Yes, being a mom has become an intrinsic part of my identity that absolutely informs who I am and what I do.
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Data informs investment decisions at VC funds more than ever, as new technologies make way for increasingly quantitative approaches to deal-making.
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The guy she informs of this horrible fact seems to be longtime friend Archie Andrews (KJ Apa), who is definitely not Jughead.
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In particular, it informs Poe's ongoing journey about heroism and leadership, and contrasts with his earlier notions of what those concepts mean.
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As with his other books, in The Fifth Risk Lewis informs and entertains readers about topics that can sometimes be considered tedious.
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Mary informs the Creature that even if Frankenstein builds him a female counterpart, there is no guarantee that she will love him.
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I'm dancing with my girlfriends when my date informs me that the black lights make my white thong glow through my dress.
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Joseph Dunford, about significant actions taken in theater, who in turn tells Mattis, who then informs the national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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North Carolina—a state that has been the focus of my own research—exemplifies how the Christian left's past informs its present.
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In a visit to our bus driver, a pack of sensates informs Capheus that no healthy sensate would ever run for office.
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It informs who we vote for, who we socialize with, the music we listen to, and the art and media we consume.
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"Public input certainly informs those factors but by law it is not and cannot be the only thing we consider," he said.
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This basement, he informs our crew, was once home to The Masque—a seminal 70s nightclub, crucial to LA's underground punk scene.
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But it's through the instances of racial stereotyping and exotification that we see how deeply racism informs some characters' sense of identity.
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"I'm sharing this statement because I hope it informs needed change in how Google handles discrimination, harassment and retaliation," the memo reads.
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It is this spirit that informs the new record from Nina Kraviz's Trip Records, a concept release themed around the new year.
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"The German government and the EU must demand that Facebook provide comprehensive answers and informs those affected," he told German daily Bild.
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My studio is big enough to have space to move in — my life as a dancer informs my drawings in many ways.
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Those ideas drive the work and generate new pieces, but I think process and play informs what I make just as much.
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The new moon in sensual, grounded Taurus on Tuesday brings fresh energy to the section of your chart that informs written communication.
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" She enlisted her friends as a way of figuring out how their support of her informs "[her] own autonomy, [her] own agency.
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When it finds them, it surfaces the problem and informs IT or security, depending on the scenario, using a tool like PagerDuty.
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Alexiou informs us that it was the shuttering of saloons during Prohibition that turned the street into a symbol for seedy ruin.
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Pitchaya, who grew up in Thailand but also in Saudi Arabia and the Southern United States, informs in a more conventional fashion.
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"I would take the time because that really informs what you're getting," said Jon Shanahan of the YouTube style channel The Kavalier.
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The little devils are by no means done: their odyssey of bigotry is, as an end note informs us, "to be continued."
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While each subject interview informs the visual aspects of the dipped painting, the subject's words themselves also get incorporated into the work.
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He also informs us that Alexis Soyer, the 19th-century father of modern celebrity cooking, couldn't tolerate clothing cut on straight lines.
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In addition, the airline has an "AF Connect" service, which informs its customers in 13 languages about any disruptions to their itineraries.
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Research into psychoanalytic theory and occultist beliefs informs this meditation on how mysticism infuses times of global existential crises — and might, ms.
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As the episode nears a close, Chace informs Gail in her kitchen that little Paul won't be coming home yet after all.
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"I'm really interested to see how this discussion today informs and influences the Iowa caucus voters, those Democratic caucus goers," Ernst said.
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His faith informs his political positions, he said, including his opposition to the death penalty, which he has said should be abolished.
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After conducting a technical analysis, the agency's Office of Defects Investigation informs the petitioner whether it will move forward with an investigation.
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But it would not answer questions about whether it specifically informs Facebook and Twitter moderators that they are at risk for PTSD.
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Founded in 2018, the startup offers companies a platform that connects and informs employees across all levels in a legally compliant manner.
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Pudge informs her that he's going home to Florida, but she still keeps asking him to stay with her over the holiday.
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This is not a choice between industry or the environment; it is a neutral, data-driven model that informs a pathway forward.
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True rage informs a burlesque, from 2007, of the iconic Second World War photograph of marines raising a flag on Iwo Jima.
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There, she starts up a workplace romance with Jack (Joe Dinicol), who informs her that the store will be closing after Christmas.
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That secret informs his character and realigns his motivation this season not only to regaining his body, but to regaining Quentin's love.
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But that ignores a whole ecosystem of issues — our patterns of eating and excess, our poisoned environment — that informs our well-being.
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RAND informs us that military caregivers have a much higher rate of negative health consequences, both mental and physical, than civilian caregivers.
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"I'm sharing this statement because I hope it informs needed change in how Google handles discrimination, harassment and retaliation," the woman wrote.
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"I usually avoid American cigarettes because of the way they make my hair smell," Milton informs his friends during a smoking interlude.
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OK. In a new Instagram video captioned "I see you can't play with the internet," he informs us: Everything makes sense now.
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Joe Staten I was always hungry to see what other cool things were happening, which then wrap back around and informs your experience.
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He then informs her that she'll be sitting in on dinner, and demands her to be bored during the entirety of the conversation.
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"With regards to the warrants served this morning, Vale informs that it is fully cooperating with the authorities," Vale said in a statement.
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It tells us where we come from, informs where we're going, and if we ignore it then we're doomed to repeat its mistakes.
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Howard stops by Chuck's home to drop off food and check in, and informs Chuck that Jimmy is now employed at Davis & Main.
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We have an opportunity as a state to ensure access to healthcare as it also informs whether or not we have mass incarceration.
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Some of them could actually be like our planet, but jumping the gun and saying they are without actually knowing informs no one.
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All that light tells your body when to wake up, and the pitch blackness in the evening informs when you should be asleep.
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"In Colorado, we've made a deliberate effort to ensure fact-based data informs our marijuana policies," the Democratic senator said in a statement.
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On her popular Instagram feed, Jessie Brebner informs her thousands of followers about tools they can use to become — or avoid becoming — pregnant.
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A perturbed Tony Stark informs him the big-name villains are handled by the big-name superheroes — leave it to the professionals, basically.
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For the fashion-conscious, a fellow student informs us about a color app that "talks," able to distinguish black from navy or brown.
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Colleen later informs her that she'll get a new bionic arm — a gadget featured in the first photo of Luke Cage's second season.
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" Lawyers for the state say the ultrasound "informs a woman's abortion choice and affords her the opportunity to reflect on the information conveyed.
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In the show, Mika informs Jaime (Matt Letscher), Kiki's boss, of the plan she and Kiki had formed in case of Kiki's capture.
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When Bailey informs Mama Avery that Alex isn't going anywhere, Catherine's fine with it but insists the whole residency program needs an overhaul.
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When I realized what was happening, I thought of how this very split informs the way we view the subjects of Struth's photographs.
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That many of the photos in Light Works record the Bollywood industry, which informs so much of the country's cultural sensibility, is significant.
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Against Halverson's explicit wishes, Runa informs Elena that, as suspected, June is just like her mother in that she is also a shapeshifter.
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Stone often informs audiences that he and his wife have downsized from the Florida home that was raided to a one-bedroom apartment.
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Straight-faced and lightly stirring the contents of her teacup, Bow informs Dre that Zoey, too, has crossed the threshold into sexual activity.
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There are technological limitations and responsibilities to the overall project that have to be factored in, and that informs the entire development process.
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"Scribbledub explores the dependent relationship between image and sound—the 'scribble' creates the 'dub,' the 'dub' informs the 'scribble,'" Hogg notes on Vimeo.
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" When Bette goes off on her "glamour makeup," Joan pointedly informs her, "The answer to feeling unattractive isn't to make yourself even uglier.
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Democratic Minority Leader Bob Birch (Larry Pine) informs Doug Stamper (Michael Kelly) that Congress plans to use the war committee to investigate Frank.
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"Activities that harm social fabric and are not allowed by religion are prohibited in the law including gambling, pornography, and dating," Marjan informs.
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It's in my blood and informs my sense of humor, my point of view, the people I choose to spend time with, everything.
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"Telefonica informs that it does not condone any illegal work practices," Vivo said in a statement, adding that it would appeal the decision.
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If we did that, the clemency process would finally be at least as functional as the one that informs a silly holiday tradition.
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"That some people should know about a court decision before the court even informs the parties is simply incredible," she said by phone.
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Although it can be easy to overlook, it's actually incredibly important because its data informs the government decisions that shape millions of lives.
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But, it informs his belief, I suppose, that he was doing nothing wrong by talking to them about alleged "dirt" on Clinton. 25.
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Since 1968 the museum has been the leading place to explore the diverse set of concerns that informs art by African-American artists.
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This rule requires issues to create a new short, easy to understand form that informs customers about the fees associated with an account.
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Claire's narration informs us that the Jacobite army has been moving south and even occupied Manchester, but has been slow to gather support.
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Early warning systems show that Russia has just launched 21995 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) at the United States, the officer informs the president.
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The Story of a Thing Hank Willis Thomas on how playing with action figures shaped his childhood — and still informs his work today.
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"The power of how you dress and submit your body to public consumption really informs the way people engage with you," she said.
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First she presents the heavyset, middle-aged woman who owns the dry goods store: "Folks call me Large Marge," she informs the newcomers.
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"We clocked the T. rex at 32 miles an hour," John Hammond, played by Richard Attenborough, casually informs his guests in Jurassic Park.
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Holland's dance background informs his Spider-Man performance in a deep and dynamic way, and it also helped to drive excitement for Homecoming.
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Mueller should have discretion as to whether and when he informs the deputy attorney general in advance of major investigative and prosecutorial steps.
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In the suburban neighborhoods where hundreds of thousands of immigrants have made precarious camp, dread of a knock from ICE informs every decision.
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The past informs the present in the work of Sheila Pree Bright, who has been photographing the Black Lives Matter movement since 2014.
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Fear is perhaps our most primal instinct, after all, so it's only logical that people's level of fearfulness informs their outlook on life.
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This process informs the kinetic quality of the women she conjured in her paintings, while also revealing an individual narrative for each portrait.
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When the reporter asked Belichick for his thoughts on how the NFL informs players on the dangers of CTE he deflected once again.
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The photographer Melissa Bunni Elian attended the event in Brooklyn and spoke to many of the attendees about how style informs their individuality.
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It informs my collection because so many of the greatest artists in our country died of AIDS — Mapplethorpe, Haring, David Wojnarowicz, Peter Hujar.
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The philosophy that informs his actions relies heavily on emotional intelligence to communicate and inspire, and that can apply when leading employees too.
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The war locally termed the "Resistance War Against America" also informs the regretful art of the Vietnamese collective known as the Propeller Group.
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When she first sees a camera pointed at her, she asks what that's all about, and Diego informs her that she's being recorded.
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She says it's not just that Facebook utilizes user data to target ads, but it also informs the construction of the Facebook algorithm.
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The email informs the taxpayer that the company has the taxpayer's information on file and offers its services for the current tax year.
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It was here that she acquired her creative affinity with seasonality — and the constant flux of nature still inspires and informs her scents.
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Rather, it's an examination of how we make myths about ourselves as a society and how that informs how we treat one another.
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It sounds geeky, ranking plants on a scale, but it's useful because it informs which you should mass, and which you should mingle.
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"This year will be the year that informs us the most about where we really are on the timeline for competing," he said.
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This is the kind of social consciousness we've come to expect from Paretsky, a committed political activist whose conscience informs everything she writes.
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It is this pro-growth rationale of the Laffer Curve that guided Regan era tax reforms and informs the administration's proposed tax cuts.
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"There isn't an ounce of anything like nobility in what these people do," Detective Inspector Nicola Tanner hotly informs her colleague Tom Thorne.
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In an unmistakably German accent, he informs me that he has tried cacao once before—in an indoor swimming pool with drum circles.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention doesn't require vaccines, but it does issue recommendations, including a vaccine schedule, which informs state policy.
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It's very much a PBS documentary aimed at educating the viewer, but it's well worth watching for the ways the history informs today.
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When a man first telephones Daniel Quinn (Robert Honeywell), asking to speak to "the detective, Paul Auster," Quinn informs the caller of his mistake.
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The app informs passengers when their driver is deaf, while also disabling voice-calling and instructing them to use text messaging for any questions.
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I wait at Chop't for over 15 minutes for my salad, and the manager informs me that they will give me a refund (score!).
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Sydney comes for Carlos: On the day of the mayoral election, a panicked staffer informs Weiner that "Pineapple" is in front of the office.
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In your essay "On Subtlety," you talk about how your experience of faith informs your writing on a narrative as well as content level.
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The policy also gives workers more context about how HR investigates and resolves matters, and informs employees of their rights to discuss working conditions.
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When he tries to encourage her to come clean about stabbing Villanelle, Eve informs him she'll be re-assigning him to a new project.
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A quick refresher: The sun sign informs your ego and identity, while the moon sign has to do with the emotional and interior self.
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The research not only informs ongoing debates about Earth's evolution, it also sheds light on the processes and structures that may shape other planets.
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His insight turned what had been a subject of physics into one of psychology, and it informs much of the work of later scientists.
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Jorah informs her he's come down with a nasty case of Greyscale, so she welcomes him back before sending him off to get well.
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" But Kyle informs her that his flower had already been plucked by another, and that she should get used to "so much unspecial sex.
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Charm depicts Mama's attempts to connect with the young queer people she calls "babies," and the generational divide that informs their radically different perspectives.
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Presumably an airline employee, she informs the Schears that their younger son has to be held in their laps instead of a safety seat.
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Chepe, my favorite of the godfathers, calmly informs them that he'll be finishing his meal first, and that they can order whatever they want.
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An email from SleepTyte informs her that sleepers must sign up for two eight-hour shifts each week, minimum, in order to keep working.
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A federal agent (Dax Shephard) informs Timberlake that due to outstanding income tax fees, his home has been repossessed...and so have his dogs.
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There's Zara's LIFE collection, Mango Committed, and brands like Arket, which informs shoppers exactly which factories have made the garment they're looking to buy.
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Zuno informs Felix that the deal is good to go, and recommends he not cross the border — the Americans are waiting to arrest him.
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The artist is, after all, "The King of Cats," as one of his rare self-portraits informs us (while a tabby nuzzles his leg).
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In this video, photographer Justin J Wee talks about how his identity informs his art — and his goal of having his subjects feel seen.
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Page 48, for example, quietly informs readers that telco fiber upgrades "appear to have slowed recently," highlighting both CenturyLink and Google Fiber's stalled ambitions.
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In Dixon's second statement from 2013, he informs police that he and his friends encountered Nettles and two of her friends on the street.
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There is some good news for Delaney, courtesy of Carlsbad, who informs him that the U.S. has agreed to his terms for Nootka Sound.
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"The temporary count informs us that at least 25 people were killed in the bombings," he said, suggesting that the death toll could rise.
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In fact, no justices operate without a lens that informs their legal reasoning, especially where a constitutional provision is ambiguous or invites multiple interpretations.
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Although I am still banned, the department informs me I can leave voice messages for prisoners, who may then choose to call me back.
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Correction: A Conservative source informs me that the press stories about Mr Khan's former brother-in-law did not come from Mr Goldsmith's campaign.
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" Lauryn then proceeds to save the dress from the trash and takes it inside, where she informs younger sister Alana about the discovery. "Alana!
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It is the first feature directed by Sergio Pablos, an animator and screenwriter whose decades-long history working with Disney informs this movie's look.
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The desire to see more transgender people in front of and behind the camera also informs much of Drucker's and Ernst's work as artists.
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Success in reducing air pollution has been guided by a large and growing body of scientific evidence that informs scientists, decision-makers and consumers.
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The melancholy beauty of that story informs the Russian choreographer Tatiana Baganova's "Sepia," a sensual work washed in golden hues and doused in sand.
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It was part of a sequence about the Trump Princess, in which its owner informs the new captain of the 300-foot yacht's virtues.
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Sarah Sanders informs us that a staffer has suffered a seizure and is being taken for evaluation by ambulance from the West Wing doors.
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A disclaimer on the phone when setting up facial recognition also informs you that an identical sibling may be able to unlock the device.
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Meanwhile, Haberman has been locked out of her account and automated recovery is contacting the hacker's email who informs Twitter that everything is fine.
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"The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela informs that it has held the first encounters for a dialogue between the government and the opposition," wrote Rodriguez.
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He is a first generation American whose Aztec and Huichol lineage is a vital part of his identity and which subtly informs his art.
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Coupling the often early-in-life diagnosis with the fact that MS is a progressive disease informs the allure of a procedure like HSCT.
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This tension is at the core of God of War, and it's one that informs everything about the game—the narrative, the combat, everything.
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Place has been at the forefront of LACA's considerations since its relocation to Chinatown and informs its attention to contemporary production in its neighborhood.
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How does anyone combine data from old world physical retail stores with data from online shopping in a way that actually informs business decisions?
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It would be easy to be cynical about Hillsong, and the degree to which Lentz's Instagram content informs the church's aesthetic as a whole.
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However, researchers and practitioners whose work informs these initiatives rely far too often on national-level statistics such as Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data.
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But what I notice in retrospect is an exchange of information between them of a sort that informs both, each in its own way.
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But they face a conundrum: the platforms that help get their message out sometimes favor a style that inflames as much as it informs.
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The Texas Tribune is a nonpartisan, nonprofit media organization that informs Texans - and engages with them - about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues.
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And while the balance between the physical and the spiritual certainly helped Mr. Foreman in the ring, it also informs him as a teacher.
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Bibi Bourelly / Photo by Ryan Muir for The FADER, courtesy of The FADER Fort Presented by Converse Bibi Bourelly is drunk, she informs us.
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Things quickly change course when Mia's paternal grandmother comes into town and informs Mia that her late father was the crown prince of Genovia.
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"It communicates with our database and informs us about the system performance, energy consumption, appliance use," explained Paula Berning, corporate sustainability manager at Mobisol.
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"This is before the AFL informs us of any curtailing of the AFL season, so clearly this is serious," Hawthorn President Jeff Kennett said.
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But the commission — which counts the governments of Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia as its members — can only disseminate news if someone informs it.
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Recently I have been reading about the literature both past and present that informs us of the lives and experiences of a particular group.
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The caption informs us that they're off the coast of Sumatra; both are dressed in white and have mustaches that border on the extravagant.
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"Experience informs strategy," said Taffye Benson Clayton, the vice president and associate provost for diversity and inclusion at the school, reflecting on the lawsuit.
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And yes, that is also the man whom Burr subsequently killed in a duel, propelled by the same combustible competitiveness that informs this song.
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Watch: "Inside Bill's Brain," a three-part documentary on Netflix, traces how Bill Gates's experience as the founder of Microsoft informs his humanitarian work.
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The Uber app, for example, informs riders of the vehicle's make, model and color, the license plate number and the driver's name and photo.
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Through biting, gorgeous prose, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie deftly illustrates the complexity of America's relationship with race, and how it informs every moment and interaction.
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Warren's video makes eloquently clear that a single, distant, native ancestor hasn't defined her monolithically, but it informs who she is, in small part.
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You can check out a small sampling of how Zimmer's music informs the images (and vice versa) in this Vox video about Dunkirk's score.
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But I also listen to a lot of post-industrial, hip hop, and classical or art music, all of which informs what I write.
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The nation-centric approach remains blind to the circulation of materials, visuals, ideas, and technologies beyond national boundaries that informs the creating of photographs.
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She was a suffragist and she didn't use her column to talk about feminism in a direct way, but it definitely informs her advice.
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This is a father trying to better understand the political awakening and sensibilities of his own children, and trying to understand what informs their leanings.
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Lady Blackwood died in childbirth, and Zelda informs Father Blackwood that one of the twins absorbed the other, leaving him with one ultimate male heir.
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He hauls them to their doctor, who then informs him that there's nothing to be done aside from taking them home and waiting it out.
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However, if you do want to have sex during your third trimester, it should be perfectly safe to (again, unless your doctor informs you otherwise).
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Lorelai is suspicious of "Jack the Zipper," who Emily informs her has been a friend of her for 30 years and is also a widow.
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This in turn informs the actual price and production level of the uranium, which is set through annual negotiations between officials from Niger and France.
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All this news informs the drama that will unfold this week, as Trump's new attorney general nominee, Bill Barr, will face confirmation hearings beginning Tuesday.
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Edmunds' app also informs you of any incentives and rebates, plus provides Lot Buddy — a tool that switches on when you enter a dealership lot.
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Kenny (Sean Delaney) receives the details of the secretary's murder, and informs the gang that she died via a nerve agent in her moustache bleach.
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After Andy scoffs about what she considers frivolous fashion choices, Miranda informs Andy that the frumpy blue sweater she's wearing isn't simply blue, it's cerulean.
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Paul Hartwick, vice president of corporate communications at Navient, said the company informs borrowers about the main details of the public service loan forgiveness program.
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A pungent smell of penguin excrement informs the scientists that they are nearing a colony even before they can hear the birds' loud, harsh call.
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The NYPD says the department rolled out the software in 2016, but first revealed its existence in an issue of INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics.
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Each month, we'll take you inside one innovative home and explore how the technology of today informs the way people will live in the future.
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But as AI increasingly informs life-altering decisions in banking, defense and other areas, top figures in the field are marshaling researchers for political action.
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" Tom informs them that they're all Nordics: "And we've produced all the things that go to make civilization—oh, science and art, and all that.
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It then informs an app developer of the situation, so the developer can then take further action to verify the authenticity of the new account.
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"A guy named Adolf Hitler won an election in 225," Sanders said last year, responding to a question about how Judaism informs his political views.
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Clay's father informs him that life doesn't work like that… and besides, this break with his mom is just for a few days, not forever.
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For example, the mockup below informs the user of an anomaly; there was a recent spike in the number of visitors to the user's website.
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Though she's totally chill with farmers — it's just that they're, "the sort of people with whom I have nothing to do," she politely informs Harriet.
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In Voz Latina, she informs readers about local leaders who are sympathetic to the Latino experience, which means that the publication admittedly has political leanings.
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The site also informs users that "it can take as long as two hours to experience the effects of marijuana-infused products" and encourages patience.
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But while Bailey is a tough boss, she informs her husband she's not really in the mood to be a disciplinarian with her son, too.
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So maybe he thought this was a situation like the '90s, where hip-hop artists come with a checkered past, and that informs their art.
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I use my Echo Dot to order a latte at Starbucks but Alexa humbles me and informs me I have to reload my Starbucks card.
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He's been seeing "Annie" all over town — in ads, on bus signs — and, as Voice Jed informs him in the lobby, she is the contact.
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While wearing a traditional samue robe, he informs me that he is not fluent in Japanese, but he answers to his Japanese employee in Japanese.
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Five minutes into their wedding reception, Christian informs Ana, "I'm tired of the riff-raff" (their friends and family), and they leave on his jet.
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What might seem hot in a male fantasy — which informs much of the porn we watch — isn't always close to what actually gets women off.
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Amid all of this relationship chaos, Luca informs Zoey that Cash is going through a much bigger crisis than his girlfriend ignoring his text messages.
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His lifelong feelings of displacement and of bearing anonymous witness – one of many who see first-hand what's going on – informs much of his work.
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When one of the women, a blonde with perfectly curled hair and a sapphire dress, informs you that she has a boyfriend, you aren't deterred.
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I hope it speaks to how life informs art, but just as importantly how art — its technique, its flow — can inform how we live life.
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Based on information provided by the productions, here is a look at some of those artists and how their past work informs their current compositions.
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This work yielded major insights into the potential habitability of ancient Mars, which in turn informs the likelihood of alien life elsewhere in the universe.
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" Amid Scott Disick's threat-filled meltdowns and an investigation into Planned Parenthood, Kourtney informs Kim that Stephanie confided in her she "feels unfulfilled job-wise.
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He informs her that she must attend a book expo in New York City with him, which she cancels on because Christian tells her to.
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Cook steaks to perfection every time with the compatible Joule app that informs you of the cut's doneness — all up until dinner is finally ready.
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The nurse kindly informs her that she can't injure her "front arm" and that sand lice aren't a thing, so she asks for an excuse.
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She arrives at the club where Sabine is rehearsing, and the singer informs her that her band was hired last minute to go on tour.
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