Some involve their information and data, and others involve them as a person.
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Clean meat does not involve slaughter and therefore does not involve cross-contamination.
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While many cases involve photos, clothed or explicit, some involve verbal remarks without images.
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But for many, adaptation will involve migration, and migration is likely to involve conflict.
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With bridge construction costly, river crossings usually involve ferries — and ferries usually involve waiting.
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Because Mondays usually involve a lot of catching up, Tuesdays should involve a lot ofproductivehours.
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A career transition might involve quitting today — or it might involve some more gradual experimentation.
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Other ways involve regulation, other ways involve taxes, which are not on the positive side.
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The first two images involve David Hammons and the third and fourth involve Joseph Beuys. pic.twitter.
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Many involve trades, and some of those involve players whose contracts have either expired or will soon.
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Some involve visualization, others involve filming yourself while talking to see how you speak and come across.
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While these usually involve slicing scenes of violence or sex, they often involve more politically-minded edits.
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Sometimes these daydreams involve a partner popping by for a surprise visit and sometimes they involve a coworker.
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Some cases of de-aging involve a body double, and others involve replacing the actor with a digital double.
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The first would involve potential Trump appointments to the Fed; the second could involve big moves in the dollar.
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I think we're all wired to be aroused on many different levels—physiological and emotional and psychological—by things that are touchy-feely and smelly, things that involve power, that involve comfort, that involve intimacy, fear.
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While a vast majority of those missions involve training the defense forces of partner countries, a few involve direct combat.
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The confirmed cases on Maui involve four residents and two visitors, and the confirmed cases on Hawaii involve residents only.
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Of those, 40% involve racially motivated violent extremism, and a majority of those cases involve white nationalists, the bureau said.
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While those missions also involve partnering with Afghan troops, they can also involve US forces in more direct combat operations.
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Most of the emergency cases they handle involve people at risk of suicide; sometimes, they involve people having a psychotic episode.
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Part of that may involve diplomatic responses, but another, equally important part will involve strengthening the security of our electoral infrastructure.
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Many of the cases involve vaping THC and other cannabinoids, but some involve vapers who inhaled only nicotine, the CDC said.
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"They involve different polluters, and they involve different pollutants," Mr. Grewal added, referring to the various allegations raised in the lawsuits.
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That's just going to naturally involve — at least in the great swath of flyover America — that's going to involve religious education.
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Some of these involve Trump being impeached and some involve him leaving office and possibly, but not necessarily, both of those things.
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The new, expanded mission will involve making grant decisions that involve more "subjective judgments" than GiveWell's past research, the blog post observes.
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S. operations do not involve sustained fighting or active exchanges of fire with hostile forces, nor do they involve U.S. ground troops.
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He also did not involve the White House counsel's office, and the FBI did not involve the Justice Department in his interview.
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The options on the table could involve layoffs, but might also involve bringing Xchange employees in-house to fill vacancies at Uber proper.
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"I think there is a way to deal with the undocumented population that doesn't involve mass deportation; doesn't involve an amnesty," Ryan said.
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While e-commerce business has jumped, those packages often involve residences, which are costlier for UPS than businesses, because they involve fewer packages.
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Some activities involve flying through hoops, others involve using your eagle's screech as a weapon to get rid of other gangs of birds.
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A basic way the AAAAI differentiates the two is that food intolerances involve the digestive system and food allergies involve the immune system.
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Negotiations would presumably involve putting up some more money for other security along the border that doesn't involve a 30-foot concrete wall.
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The AP reports that Sweden's laws dictate that rape doesn't have to involve actual intercourse, but can involve an act that is equally violating.
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Some of her stories and poems involve people, and many more involve animals, but all of them have the sly, wise tone of fable.
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Some of these businesses involve young people: "JK" services, for example, involve men paying schoolgirls to lie next to them or go for a walk.
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In our case, it would involve an orderly resolution of the issue of immigration that does not involve closing large, critical portions of the government.
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So focusing on the number 130 not only will involve millions of people but also will involve millions of new prescriptions and millions of dollars.
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For context's sake, it's worth noting that almost a third of fatal crashes involve legally drunk drivers, while half involve drivers who have drank any alcohol.
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Eight in 10 sexual assaults involve victims and offenders who know each other, according to the National Crime Victimization Survey, and one-third involve intimate partners.
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CFIUS has been particularly tough on deals that involve high tech, such as the top end chip business, or deals that involve sensitive information about Americans.
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But when we involve ourselves militarily, when we involve ourselves in these humanitarian issues, we end up with a situation that in most cases is not better.
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A real humanitarian gesture would involve stopping the bombing, fully lifting the blockade and supporting peace talks, without preconditions, that involve all parties impacted by the conflict.
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Over 22 episodes, it's felt like Kate has only experienced two forms of storylines: ones that involve her weight, and ones that involve her guilt over Jack's death.
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It will almost certainly involve tourism for the rich and better communications networks for all; in the long run it might involve mineral exploitation and even mass transportation.
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A photograph of the plan published on Twitter showed this would involve completing the final stages of the bill - a process likely to involve voting - by 2100 GMT.
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The cases don&apost involve Russia for the most part, the only cases that involve Russia are cases that will never be tried at all, the 260 Russians.
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These ship-to-ship transfers involve "increasingly sophisticated evasion techniques" which involve manipulating the vessels' Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) and also disguising DPRK tankers, according to the report.
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Wiping clean federal loans would just involve the Department of Education erasing them; cancelling private loans would involve paying those companies full or nearly full value for them.
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As the study team notes, these more modern interactive games can involve a variety of cognitive challenges that involve intense social interactions with real-life or online friends.
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Other guesses propose that emotions that involve approaching (happiness, love, anger) are processed on the right, while emotions that involve withdrawal (depression, fear) are processed on the right.
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This may involve discounts and other special offers, and it will involve a Fullscreen programming block on AT&T's Audience Network, available to DIRECTV and U-verse TV subscribers.
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And that did involve, I'm not certain you would use that amount of security funding given that there has been significant investment, but that did involve some security funding.
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And -- surprise -- the choices may involve political gamesmanship.
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Hint -- it doesn't involve Mueller's investigation ... or Russia.
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Just as a political solution to the crisis has to involve a less rigged system of political representation, so an economic dimension has to involve a less rigged property market.
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American moderators are more likely to have the cultural context necessary to evaluate U.S. content that may involve bullying and hate speech, which often involve country-specific slang, he says.
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It was now looking at deals which could involve the South Korean and Japanese ECAs, and at least one more deal that could involve a European ECA, the sources said.
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"I'm hoping we can somehow get to a place where we have a sensible solution or set of solutions that doesn't involve hacking, and doesn't involve spending tons of money."
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My life now — iPhone included — doesn't involve extreme time-wasters such as walking 45 blocks to get on a train, but it does involve something worse: a lot more passive-aggression.
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To Kern, it will involve learning to appreciate "a whole other flavor" of adaptation because it will involve many small changes in individual mutation frequencies that collectively matter to natural selection.
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Almost everywhere in the world, planting more corn or soy for biofuel would involve creating more farmland, which in turn would involve cutting down whatever was already growing on that land.
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The FCC only has to conduct environmental reviews under NEPA for projects that involve "high-intensity lighting," expose humans to unsafe levels of radiofrequency radiation, or involve facilities on protected land.
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This future relationship could involve those free trade agreements and a lot more distance between the two; or it could involve the UK sticking around, maybe staying in the customs union.
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Polyamorous Relationships Do Work — But They Must Involve This
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That could involve touching his belt, his hat — anything.
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Women have a right to engage in activities that involve their vaginas, for pay, just as they have the right to engage in activities, for pay, that do not involve their vaginas.
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Shafrir and Spencer tried to argue otherwise — that yes, self care can involve an elaborate skin care routine, but it might also involve paying your credit card bill on time each month.
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The following guidelines were determined: a shooting must involve the discharge of a firearm (even by accident), it must occur on a school campus, and it must involve students or school employees.
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That will involve shining a light on bad actors in addiction treatment and holding them accountable, but also digging into the examples of addiction treatments that do work and what they involve.
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The F.B.I. splits assaults into aggravated assaults, which involve a weapon or "other means likely to produce death or great bodily harm," and simple assaults, which involve neither a weapon nor serious injury.
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Much of what they do does not involve physical confrontation.
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They mostly involve planes that no Western airline wants anyway.
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Both are great, especially when they involve president Barack Obama.
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Rather, a deal would involve some kind of managed trade.
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But it is still a process that can involve errors.
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One good guess is that it will involve payment cards.
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He declined to say what the policy paper could involve.
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Especially, it seems, when the small gestures involve big spending.
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The case also could involve First Amendment protections involving religion.
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Such a war would not necessarily involve the great powers.
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Not all of the cases involve states suing the President.
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Simply walking to the corner shouldn't involve a police search.
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The photographs did not involve airline passengers, according to CBP.
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They just tend to involve more thought, effort, and restraint.
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The most effective forms of censorship today involve meddling with
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The improper conduct did not involve U.S. sales, Teva said.
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Maybe they should involve relative positions of pairs of bodies.
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A true solution would involve amending the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
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Luckily, most magical practices involve some aspect of protection spells.
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You have until Wednesday morning before I involve the police.
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And they all involve some very basic principles of electromagnetism.
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Of the 10, two involve children ages 14 or younger.
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Confederate One of Thrones' greatest controversies doesn't directly involve Thrones.
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Typically, those involve things like snow, presents, and gingerbread houses.
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But others claim that all anal play should involve lube.
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But what does the process of "restoration" and "remastering" involve?
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Come May 12, your celebration will likely involve something edible.
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With any luck, it'll involve another flight to Silicon Valley.
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For Astroscale, grappling would involve some kind of magnet system.
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Many decisions that leaders make involve the balancing of risks.
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"There's always a way to involve everybody," says O'Farrell Smith.
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Again, they're interesting because they involve rock and roll stars.
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Its terms do not involve brown envelopes under the desk.
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For others, transitioning may involve medical interventions (hormone therapy, surgery).
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The charges involve the hacking of Sony Pictures in 2014.
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Like every technology, autonomous vehicles will involve drawbacks as well.
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The answers to a lot of those questions involve aliens.
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Describes people who have consensual relationships that involve multiple partners.
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Countering that selling pressure would involve one of three things.
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" Your second question might be "Does this involve watching Snatched?
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Computers are always doing searches that involve comparing similar things.
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The rescue of Banco Popular did not involve state aid.
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Half of road deaths worldwide involve pedestrians, motorcyclists or bicyclists.
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This year they have cost €2.5m, and involve 835 athletes.
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To be so they need to involve contours and trees.
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Thirteen of the recognized performances involve being arrested or incarcerated.
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This is unlikely to involve a change in the law.
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Breaking the cycle of displacement will necessarily involve Europe, too.
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Instead it is likely to involve gradual and incremental steps.
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Did your research involve lots of strolls along the shoreline?
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Not all parenting hacks involve DIY treats or organizing solutions.
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There are ten remaining implementing decrees that involve complex decisions.
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Northern neighbors Think all of our NAFTA complaints involve Mexico?
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The second phase could involve between 2,400 and 5,000 volunteers.
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The third will involve litigation at the World Trade Organisation.
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For video game fans, the holidays can involve some compromise.
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Both of them involve the wonderful tradition of cover versions.
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Apple shows several examples of the feature that involve CarPlay.
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That will involve still more adaptation, none of it easy.
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And presumably, that will involve learning how to fix it.
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It'll probably involve managing a few Papa John's franchises though.
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Possibly be involve in the next live action Tarzan movie?
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Either way, we predict your Oscars night may involve drinking.
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Green's future endeavors, she says, will likely involve similar displays.
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Process, would involve ... credentials, levels of access to event sites.
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As Ben kept telling me, fun can't involve heavy commitment.
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" Paul said when discussions involve race, they get "very sensitive.
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Generally speaking, games that involve chance are usually considered gambling.
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Now, she'll hopefully find a story that doesn't involve Colton.
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The Elephant in Lacy Panties, I suspect, may involve vodka.
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Unless they involve Ted Cruz, in which case, anything goes.
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Most deals are far smaller, though, and many involve partners.
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The indictments involve three girls under the age of 18.
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We're told the split definitely did not involve substance abuse.
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Some of these "answers" involve technology, but not all do.
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I even said this political progress could involve moral progress.
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These compromises all involve some form of a border adjustment.
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One can only guess what his next project will involve.
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He will need to involve players from a vast field.
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And surprisingly, Doug's good day didn't involve Quailman at all.
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Do your holiday weekend plans involve a little virtual reality?
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One source said this could involve PAL leasing the planes.
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Some of the novel's best passages involve a movie producer
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Thankfully, this one doesn't involve faraway places and desert sojourns.
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It didn't involve anything like that, and it never has.
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The closures involve 49 Kmart locations and 17 Sears stores.
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She has jokes that involve illness and funerals and rape.
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Cooke: The trial will involve Menendez and Dr. Salomon Melgen.
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We also have not determined if they involve Secretary Clinton.
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Q: How do you involve your children in your philanthropy?
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The more unusual perks involve Canary's assistance after a theft.
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"Real life problems involve semantics, abstraction and collaboration," said Farhadi.
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And oftentimes they're dangerous — especially when they involve wasp nests.
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"Not all the foreign influence cases involve China," he said.
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Finally, it would not involve imposing any tariffs on China.
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These treatments vary and most often do not involve opioids.
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Organizing polls would also involve big logistical and security challenges.
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The medical emergency did not involve the lawmakers, Politico reported.
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These negotiations should involve everyone who supports peace and democracy.
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What does being best friends involve, I ask the girls.
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In practice, all derivatives involve an implicit bet on volatility.
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Certainly, any discussion of Asia rebalance strategy must involve China.
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" "I think they're dangerous, particularly when they involve classified information.
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Also, apprenticeship programs often involve early career tracking of students.
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The biggest problems involve frequent flooding of homes and roads.
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Typically, those triggers involve spreads relative to their historical average.
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Those investigations can involve polygraphs, undercover agents and mail searches.
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These videos often involve confrontations between retail workers and YouTubers.
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The penalties need to involve longer sentences and harsher fines.
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Editorial About half of opioid overdose deaths involve prescription drugs.
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White warned that not all of the cases involve separations.
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On Baseball Most major trades involve some level of pain.
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The newspaper said those instances involve a partner of Cohen.
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Authentication disputes tend to involve the works of dead artists.
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Real estate projects often involve complex ownership and mortgage structures.
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Attribution studies usually involve running climate models many times over.
|
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Many of those decisions will now involve scheduling, it seems.
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Still, solutions must involve ordinary people outside the Arctic, too.
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They could involve technologies that have not yet been developed.
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This may involve a difficult conversation from time to time.
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Future ISIS attacks would "no doubt involve encryption," he said.
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However, even such an undertaking will at least involve movement.
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On the financial side, IPO's involve a lot of scrutiny.
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Sometimes, sex trafficking can involve family members or family friends.
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Yet the biggest hurdle to overcome may eventually involve copycats.
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That effort is expected to involve a long, difficult fight.
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Peace in the Middle East will have to involve diplomacy.
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Most involve a nonprofit active in the 2010 state elections.
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"He's good at keeping secrets that involve him," Nunberg said.
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The accusations involve financial impropriety and use of company funds.
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Most of them involve staring, hugging, or staring and hugging.
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The deals most often involve reincorporating in Ireland or Britain.
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All involve some amount of spiky braids and glitter denim.
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Under Swedish law, rape does not have to involve intercourse.
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The charges involve at least 6.4 billion reais in bribes.
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But scat fetish, or coprophilia, generally does not involve assault.
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Rebuilding takes time and it will involve more than money.
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The talks involve three guarantor states, Greece, Turkey and Britain.
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The best deals involve bigger markets served by competing airlines.
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The paper said the operation could involve other parties too.
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Some of our picks don't even involve news as such.
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Did you ever involve your kids in your modeling work?
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The activity shouldn't involve touching any part of your head.
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And don't worry — it doesn't involve any late-night wizardry.
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None of which involve TV or film at this point.
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Most of the counts involve sexual exploitation of a child.
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Progress can't involve simply pouring more money into broken systems.
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The majority of these cases involve teens and young adults.
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But whatever happens to them, it will involve a displacement.
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The few race riots that took place didn't involve shooting.
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Liquid propellants tend to involve liquefied gases and hydrocarbon fuel.
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More than just chemicals, diamonds involve preciousness, authenticity and heritage.
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Does your work involve things outside your basic job description?
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First, I had to find actual recipes that involve rosé.
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That is an important question, but would involve different considerations.
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Family relocations that involve multiple children make planning even harder.
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A minority of Dr. Vogel's cases involve a possible homicide.
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For others, it can involve both aerosols and larger droplets.
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A social network's profitable transactions involve everyone but the users.
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It said these alternative procedures would involve random staff checks.
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The executive explained that fixing Facebook would involve deep costs.
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It lists 43 items — none of which involve Donald Trump.
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"Most of my golf memories do involve him," she said.
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All three cases involve prosecutors Mr. Trump now considers enemies.
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Under the criminal code, rape must involve violence or intimidation.
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Occasionally they also involve men in cat and bird costumes.
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Stringing even a few together can involve years of work.
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Those screenings involve a temperature check and observations for symptoms.
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Not all collaborations between museums and orchestras involve huge institutions.
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Vans involve a longer trip, but still a luxurious one.
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Performance targets often involve finishing a certain number of cases.
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You have to involve Daniel in every aspect of that.
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Some of the rules involve making government regulations less burdensome.
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It will involve a statutory merger between ADCB and UNB.
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More than a third involve suppression of evidence by police.
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Any operation would involve extensive preparations and consultations, he noted.
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All the cases involve people who had traveled to Asia.
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Some involve a societal response, but others are very simple.
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This approach would involve expanding Medicare and Medicaid over time.
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Outbreaks can, indeed, be terrifying, and often involve mass casualties.
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Let's talk about the caveats first, which mostly involve cleaning.
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It is not yet clear exactly what that will involve.
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Indemnity, or impleader, cases typically involve workplace or business relationships.
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Becoming a millionaire doesn't have to involve a big paycheck.
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The incident in question does not involve a federal employee.
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Neither of the two accusations regarding Kavanaugh involve sexual intercourse.
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It will involve many more people getting sick, possibly dying.
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Do they involve spending quality time with a good book?
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It doesn't involve the kinds of detention conditions we're seeing.
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Around 95 percent of all cyberattacks involve phishing, he said.
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Some of the biggest cuts will involve the United Kingdom.
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It did not elaborate on what those measures would involve.
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Stick to tried and true positions that involve minimal acrobatics.
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Both cases involve Huntington's disease (HD), a heritable neurodegenerative disorder.
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I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting.
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It said the charges involve workers in over 30 states.
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These gimmicks involve the premature ending of numerous tax benefits.
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Obviously, any discussions would not involve lobbying the federal government.
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Some of Ford's mobility efforts don't involve cars at all.
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Audi -- Should a car commercial ever involve the Heimlich maneuver?
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Their aim is to involve backers as much as possible.
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No one knows what or who the scandals will involve.
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Other financial regulatory disputes in China involve bureaucratic turf issues.
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They can involve men to put together silence on rape.
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The ideal device would not involve needles or draw blood.
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Tibetan forms often involve the visualization of sometimes exotic images.
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A second set of changes would involve the primaries themselves.
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Without a doubt, the coming debate will involve immense politicking.
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Most New Year's resolutions involve improving your health or happiness.
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And 80 percent of hostage situations involve an abusive partner.
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But many parole violations involve alleged links to gang members.
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Rahman's proposed solutions involve better stakeholder participation in agency rulemaking.
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This year, the majority of flu cases involve H3N2 strain.
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Maintaining that anonymity had to involve some effort and focus.
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All of my creative projects involve main characters of color.
|
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Such mosquito control programs would involve a variety of strategies.
|
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Political strategies for all national offices involve coordination across geography.
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But direct election would still involve states and state experimentation.
|
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The underlying crime could involve violation of campaign finance regulations, but also could involve the use and dissemination of stolen emails, that were obtained, or other documents, obtained through computer hacking and other crimes.
|
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While they haven't said whether those plans would involve detaining families, given the logistics involved in planning deportation flights, it's likely any large-scale effort to deport more people would also involve immigrant detention.
|
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While eBay's review does involve exploring options for parts of its portfolio, it does not involve considering selling the whole of eBay or its core Marketplace business, according to people familiar with the talks.
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Part of proving genocide can involve things like showing that entire villages have been burned down, or trying to figure out how many fatalities there have been, which might involve preserving a mass grave.
|
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Of the 11 projects approved by the Secretary of Defense, six involve federal property, totaling approximately 94.5 miles, and five involve non-federal property, totaling approximately 81 miles, according to Pentagon spokesperson Chris Mitchell.
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Some may involve a literature review, some involve analyzing large data sets, like the U.S. census, and sometimes we create our own data through interviews, surveys or other ways of getting information from the field.
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Per Reuters, it could involve Ford licensing VW's modular EV platform.
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This can't just involve coastal cities or urban areas within states.
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That suggests people were simply choosing not to involve the police.
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It doesn't involve William, but rather Randall and his shaking hand.
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Later stages will involve rehearsals of both defensive and offensive scenarios.
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Treatment can involve muscle relaxers or medications used to treat seizures.
|
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This is why yoga-style breathing exercises often involve long exhalations.
|
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Sources told CNBC the transaction would not involve Fertitta's Houston Rockets.
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That would normally involve, perhaps, charges for drug possession or distribution.
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Their tasks involve creativity and empathy when dealing with the public.
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Some health experts encourage interventions that don&apost involve blue lights.
|
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The vast majority of challenged mergers involve one rival buying another.
|
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Four of the 18 felony counts Manafort faces involve the loans.
|
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The symptoms of salmonella poisoning involve nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever.
|
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Chinese spy cases in Taiwan usually involve retired Taiwanese military officers.
|
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Many such deals would involve holding bonds temporarily via repurchase agreements.
|
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That could involve group therapy, environmental activist groups or online communities.
|
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Others Pentagon expenses, however, appear not involve presidential travel at all.
|
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Most of those reasons involve protagonist Tree, played by Jessica Rothe.
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Ukraine's foreign minister said the deal would involve defensive weapons only.
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There's an easy fix, however, that doesn't involve brining or frying.
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The majority of cases involve children under the age of 15.
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The identity shifts that involve giving up parts of your life.
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The lavish private auctions for Darjeeling tea involve elaborate tasting sessions.
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Whether the 5G phones involve tradeoffs around size and battery life.
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There are also some clever additions that involve the rotating camera.
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Squashing a trade deficit can involve curbing imports or boosting exports.
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Whether that will involve further defiance of the constitution is unclear.
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Most of my memories of Teddy involve disagreements with my aunts.
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But it does involve a cute captain-general called Harry Strickland!
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Ahead, five wedding-ready outfits that don't involve a single dress.
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The more interesting updates involve the controls for the Nest Mini.
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It might be because both positions involve the questioning of authority.
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So its most interesting uses involve, well, people making public art.
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It will immediately involve Russia, the US, and many other countries.
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An unexpected wedding dress can still involve a lot of white.
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However, all of these do involve a little bit of mixing.
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Note that NONE of these four options involve a long press!
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Implementing a federal wealth tax is untested and would involve complexities.
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Phase 3 trials, which involve thousands of patients, weighed on earnings.
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Altogether, the filings involve $22.5 billion in secured and unsecured debt.
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Did this style of dancing involve a lot of physical retraining?
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So under federal law, sexual assault must involve some physical contact.
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There are also story lines that do not involve the quarterbacks.
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Like an American election, it will involve infighting and score-settling.
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Does the live nacho bar involve injuring any living nacho chips?
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And sometimes, the most memorable GIF doesn't involve the actual candidate.
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She anticipates that most of her work will involve house calls.
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They involve a "slow, progressive deterioration of function", Dr Sleeman says.
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Another big issue would involve the splitting of its player base.
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Symptoms involve fever, headache, poor appetite, swollen lymph nodes and exhaustion.
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Tumors, malignant and benign, typically involve soft tissue, and rarely fossilize.
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They involve a massive operation for the selection of congress delegates.
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Instead it will involve direct ferries from Belgium and the Netherlands.
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The weeks after Christmas always involve a brutal massacre — of trees.
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As his research continued, Berger was keen to involve the public.
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He added that any deal would not involve Leonardo's holding company.
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We're going to involve technology more and more in our lives.
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The top theories all involve (surprise) an element of mental illness.
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The others involve Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig and Chapman.
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Therefore, controlling health-care costs has to involve changing workplace practices.
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But most of the leaks in question here involve political spitballing.
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Most of the recipes are of desserts, and involve minimal cooking.
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Seven of the nine most contentious Senate races involve incumbent Republicans.
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The charges involve money-laundering, tax evasion, illegal lobbying and lying.
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My decision to involve law enforcement slowed him down only marginally.
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Recessions tend to involve downward spirals of confidence and consumer spending.
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Let's start with the good critiques, which involve coverage and cost.
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A more lasting solution is likely to involve strengthening state institutions.
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This will involve the use of a so-called tool changer.
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A better approach to taxing income might involve broadening the base.
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Yes, but: Real changes will involve difficult costs, mostly for China.
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Who knew that Maniac would involve a ruthless death so quickly?
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And it is far more complex and it does involve China.
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Some plans are headline-grabbing but may involve little real change.
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The next question is exactly what such a speaker would involve.
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Most US missions aren't intended to involve any form of combat.
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Ultimately, however, community policing has to involve the entire police force.
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This case did not involve sexual harassment, Steel and Schmidt note.
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Today's modern deceptions normally involve drugs, especially the performance-enhancing type.
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No matter the question, the answer will involve time and patience.
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The "arc" of the movie doesn't involve Lou learning anything, really.
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The art on the walls doesn't all involve dogs or crime.
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Does any part of your process involve working with physical materials?
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The rest of Olay's connected gadgets involve their products more directly.
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I don't know why they involve her in stories about me.
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Abbasi says the two biggest risk factors involve sleep and medication.
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But beyond that, we don't know what the update will involve.
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Of course, most job interviews don't involve multiple sex crime allegations.
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Zapad 2017 is expected to involve at least 2000,242 Russian troops.
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These involve a user being completely immersed in a virtual world.
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These involve scientists developing recipes for vaccines that can be customised.
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We have 260 murders* in Philadelphia, and 85 percent [involve] firearms.
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Already Arctic countries are wary of the numbers that could involve.
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Finding this kind of peace doesn't have to involve train rides.
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Neurologically, these changes also appear to involve their serotonin 2A receptors.
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Some of the central liberal metaphors involve the virtue of blindness.
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But the call-arounds don't need to involve purchases or donations.
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There are other ways to resolve this that doesn't involve violence.
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Eric Paslay's "Friday Night" plans involve diapers for the foreseeable future.
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A potential solution would likely involve some movement on those issues.
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Sources tell CNN that negotiations only involve 83 of the girls.
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It's just going to involve a lot of cutting and purging.
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The school shooting stories on Wattpad involve characters of all ages.
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It will involve fashion and design, in a fresh, modern way.
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" This would involve steps "that are time consuming and labor intensive.
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This would involve a little additional administrative effort and minimal cost.
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One said they could involve meetings before and after those dates.
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Those now being imposed would involve considerably more disruption for China.
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His solution doesn't involve cutting the defense budget or raising taxes.
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Would it involve multiple choices — leave, stay, or take the deal?
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Dinner and a movie might actually involve takeout and couch time.
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And, usually those exciting drunken discoveries involve unexpectedly delicious food combinations.
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Of those, more than 500 petitions involve pipes and related materials.
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The rescue mission didn't involve just one needy dog, but 82.
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It does involve testing a ton of can-shaped portable speakers.
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Instead, it's an investment that will also involve Grab assisting Drive.
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The more durable efforts to raise wages should involve combating inequality.
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We have to change the code and that will involve consultation.
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Some may involve death, severe mauling and loss of body parts.
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Some cases are so mild they involve no complications at all.
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They, too, can involve joining a long queue outside the airport.
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Romantic films of the past often involve Hollywood style romantic gestures.
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Presidents' phone calls with world leaders often involve considerable advance planning.
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Re-taking Mosul and Raqqa will likely involve intense urban combat.
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Estimates are that "Zapad 2017" will involve 70,000 or more Russians.
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Some of my finest memories involve lazy days in Central Park.
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I have really extreme rape fantasies—ones that even involve violence.
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There's a problem when the dream job doesn't involve enough dreaming.
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EU lawmakers have argued that both could involve illegal state aid.
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This one might even involve another problematic server, for goodness sakes.
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" Trump's suggestion was that "it may involve putting reporters in jail.
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Most do not involve an international outcry and an unrepentant defendant.
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Such work can involve network installation and checking for regulation compliance.
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Most sales through Opendoor are direct and don't involve a Realtor.
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Every transaction is meant to involve a winner and a loser.
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The cases included involve fair housing, disabilities, antitrust, bankruptcy and immigration.
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By 2016, the support had expanded to involve U.S. special forces.
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At least we can assume a daring escape doesn't involve Legos.
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But this time, their spacewalk will involve doing some outside cleanup.
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The attacks involve swelling of the skin, mucous membranes or both.
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It did involve an alleged knowingly criminal act committed by Clinton.
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The only question is whether that battle will involve Mrs. Clinton.
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However, that case didn't involve the question of damaging personal effects.
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Clear skin doesn't have to involve a trip to the spa.
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That would likely involve severe and lasting conflict across the world.
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Most often, they involve guns left unsecured by the child's parents.
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National group identity could involve taking care of the less fortunate.
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Research takes place in teams, which may involve dozens of scientists.
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She added that any mandatory helmet laws should involve cyclists' input.
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Putin's secure periphery won't necessarily involve physical occupation of neighboring states.
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Lab meetings with students did not involve alcohol, the statement says.
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Cases like these, which involve college admissions, tend to draw headlines.
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Putting one together yourself will involve more legwork and record-keeping.
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Both of these questions involve counter-factual conditionals of enormous complexity.
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U.S. power would involve accepting the risk of occasional security failures,
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The Assistant would involve giving ourselves over to machines more fully.
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But she said meaningful cases don't have to involve huge companies.
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By and large, the prediction markets they analyze involve small bets.
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Imposing consequences could involve diplomatic, law enforcement, economic, or kinetic actions.
|
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Froome's problems with British fans, however, seem to involve his nationality.
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Most of their cases involve common criminals, not would-be terrorists.
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His queries often involve layered hypothetical questions that can trap advocates.
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In fact, most of their stories do not involve the border.
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The most effective techniques simply involve exhaling longer than the inhale.
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Often, the first lessons involve learning how to avoid getting hit.
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The company is coming up on two deadlines that involve Moonves.
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This will involve contractors, and "international money" will flow into reconstruction.
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Why does my high-intensity racing fantasy so often involve commuting?
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It is also the only discipline that does not involve jumping.
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"It must involve illegality or wrongdoing of some sort," Price said.
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The rest of the free, outdoor festival will involve 35 companies.
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They will involve 99 job losses, the Unite workers union said.
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This exchange did not involve me speaking or being spoken to.
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Reasons for inequality involve not just institutions but also personal behaviors.
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The solution may involve changing the fundamental business model, he said.
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This approach need not involve additional American boots on the ground.
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Matters referred by Mueller involve Democratic lobbyist Tony Podesta, former Rep.
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Mueller also has an alternative that would not involve a subpoena.
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The symptoms involve coughing, yellow skin, painful movement, bloodshot eyes, death.
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He replied by saying it may involve putting reporters in jail.
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These visits involve interviews with operators and visits to the facilities.
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Most of the improvements involve the area around the statue's base.
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They don't even necessarily have to involve a dress at all.
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The tours are free and involve a climb up the scaffolding.
|
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At present, the best implementations of the bar, unsurprisingly, involve media.
|
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So why does the movie involve remaking Carrie but with cats?
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Not just unorthodox though, some involve some pretty dark subject matter.
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They all seem to involve some form of death or departure.
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Did the crime involve "force" or coercion, or lack of consent?
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Some of them involve a more socialized or government-run system.
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It might involve becoming a successful author, musician, actor, or artist.
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There also are strict accounting requirements that involve reimbursement of expenses.
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They also want to involve him more in the passing game.
|
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The restructuring will also involve top executives taking on new roles.
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Eventually, space exploration could involve entire worlds crammed inside a spaceship.
|
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Those sagas usually involve Vikings getting murdered or falling in battle.
|
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Today, more than six in 10 drug overdose deaths involve opioids.
|
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At this stage, it has decided not to involve the police.
|
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According to Mr. Stapleton, that event did not involve Saudi money.
|
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Pinduoduo wants shoppers to involve their online friends in the process.
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Most involve farmers angry that herders are camping on their land.
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We must also ensure that these hearings involve real due process.
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I.R.B.s are especially vigilant when studies involve children, a vulnerable group.
|
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It would take some time and most likely involve some fumbling.
|
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"I don't want to involve anyone in my situation," she said.
|
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The rights negotiations could also involve tech and streaming video companies.
|
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But about 80 percent of Mr. Wright's text didn't involve Americans.
|
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Again, reform has to involve building up, not just tearing down.
|
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That will likely involve selling the company to another media company.
|
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In this case, the conspiracy may involve interfering with an election.
|
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An estimated 70 percent of Russian exports to China involve energy.
|
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There's a reason the most-watched Supreme Court cases involve standards.
|
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A spokesperson declined to elaborate on what the training will involve.
|
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Further imagine that these robots take over roles that involve authority.
|
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No small feat, considering some of the superstars that would involve.
|
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Yes, the risks of my medication involve serious diseases like cancer.
|
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"The fatal cases usually involve wearing a mask," Howard told me.
|
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Potential disadvantages, as always with insurance, involve the potential for gaming.
|
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Predictably, these pronouncements involve bad economics; that's pretty much a given.
|
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It would also involve the ideal pillow and the ideal neck.
|
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But Opel workers fear that the plan will involve job cuts.
|
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The studies are typically time-consuming and involve extensive public engagement.
|
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Snow day decisions involve a complicated calculus of politics and logistics.
|
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But that wouldn't involve Mexico "paying" for it in any sense.
|
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The three leading G.O.P. health care proposals all involve block grants.
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I think with the post players, they involve our perimeter players.
|
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Some massages can involve more intense physical contact than some punches.
|
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Natalie: Honestly, the most hilarious moments did not involve fact-checking.
|
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Deploying these programs will involve coordination of monetary and fiscal policy.
|
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It stated the benefit need not involve something of pecuniary value.
|
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Trian's initial plan for G.E. didn't involve breaking up the company.
|
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All three cases involve prosecutors whom Mr. Trump now considers enemies.
|
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Is there nothing in politics now that doesn't involve sexual issues?
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So this'll involve dusting, cleaning your mirrors, polishing up any wood.
|
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The Sunday installments, she said, would likely not involve time travel.
|
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The score does involve physical risk, so Ms. Rainer advises caution.
|
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Most of the cases involve parents who are still in custody.
|
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This approach would involve tolerating the Taliban's presence in rural areas.
|
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According to the study, 75 percent of benzo overdoses involve opioids.
|
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Others have stopped attending neighborhood events that involve local government critics.
|
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All three of her works are high gloss and involve trees.
|
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Canonical penalties can involve denial of the eucharist or even excommunication.
|
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Furthermore, their efforts to sell the bill involve obvious, blatant lies.
|
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The Reacher novels set in the past involve a trade-off.
|
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It would involve tariffs on European products coming into this country.
|
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All of the cases involve people who had traveled to Asia.
|
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All the cases involve individuals facing a lifetime ban from banking.
|
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Much of the collages using found sound seemed to involve improvisation.
|
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Your trip should involve one last thing: Suraya (1528 Frankford Ave.).
|
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The project will involve painting some 4003,000 square meters of bridge.
|
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In fact, most minors who have abortions do involve their parents.
|
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All in all, that could prove expensive and would involve compromises.
|
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The three cases against Mr. Netanyahu all involve trading official favors.
|
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Leaks involve the release of unauthorized information — not only classified information.
|
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Seventy-two per cent of wrongful convictions involve a mistaken eyewitness.
|
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Third, the caucuses are complex and involve multiple stages of voting.
|
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None of them involve calling the school to fix their problems.
|
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This was not one of them because it didn't involve DNA.
|
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Most cases involve citizenship that was earned, apparently unwittingly, through parents.
|
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The lawsuits involve 20083 people, most of whom are non-U.
|
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Preparing for such tests doesn&apost necessarily involve simply memorizing answers.
|
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This could involve training, support, managed services, professional services or consulting.
|
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This would involve additional trials to demonstrate success in specified biomarkers.
|
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My poorest days involved food banks, others involve homelessness and worse.
|
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Sergeant Thompson's duties involve visits to all three locations, they said.
|
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Most of his regular encounters involve a massage, followed by sex.
|
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But sometimes his dates involve things like going to an arcade.
|
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At least two pending lawsuits, including Ms. Marquez's, involve the argument.
|
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Two of China's highest-profile financial liberalization projects involve Hong Kong.
|
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As elsewhere, however, most African success stories involve a lucky break.
|
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Less than 1 percent of all breast cancer cases involve men.
|
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Your first two movies involve horrible things that happen to families.
|
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The project will involve painting some 4003,000 square meters of bridge.
|
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It just turned out to involve his advisers at Fox News.
|
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The purchases will involve maturities of between five and 52 weeks.
|
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The deal is also expected to involve some rollback of tariffs.
|
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More than 21990 involve excessive use of force by the police.
|
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The attacks involve corrosive substances being used to physically maim people.
|
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It's just that his grand ambitions involve remaking the entire galaxy.
|
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Any deal would involve ugrading about 85 to 95, he added.
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I'm delighted that I'm able to involve myself in the business.
|
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Onset of a migraine can involve visual disturbances known as auras.
|
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His research interests involve employee selection and social media in organizations.
|
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The schemes may involve insuring implausible risks or duplicating commercial coverage.
|
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Each rule will involve "huge reams" of new data, he added.
|
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One of the original calls turned out to involve a neighbor.
|
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These projects involve quantum computing, blockchain, and artificial intelligence/machine learning.
|
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The deal would likely involve the two sides dropping legal charges.
|
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Other coincidences involve the lyrics of other popular Juice Wrld songs.
|
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It's not quite clear what this social media training will involve.
|
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I'd rather that price involve as little human suffering as possible.
|
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Many Hallmark films involve some form of lucrative "integration"—product placement.
|
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Perfect for both workplaces that involve desks and those that don't.
|
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Before and after both involve the same stuff, the same machines.
|
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But unlike those shows, Succession's plot twists rarely involve sexy complications.
|
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These statements involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ.
|
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Some photographs don't involve faces at all; others are entire scenes.
|
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Our redesign doesn't involve simply shifting boxes on an organizational chart.
|
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Tax reform isn't likely to involve the latter committee at all.
|
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The IBM experiment did not involve black holes, or even gravity.
|
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None of the three cases involve Trump's official actions as President.
|
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It just happens to be a crime that doesn't involve Russia.
|
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The experiments were computer simulations and did not involve road tests.
|
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Other major cases involve voting rights, religious liberty and union funding.
|
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It's gonna involve hiring X number of people committing these resources.
|
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Once you figure out what kind of idea and what kind of person you want to explore, you want to set up a plot scenario that allows you to explore those ideas effectively, which may or may not involve murder and mayhem, which may or may not involve a mystery, which may or may not involve spaceships, I don't know.
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As you plan your speech, think about where you can involve the audience and what devices you can use to involve them in the presentation so that you are talking with them, not just to them.
|
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There are two types of Slow Mo Guys videos: the ones that involve Dan getting injured/drenched/covered in some unpleasant substance in slow motion, and the ones that involve some king of cool science stuff.
|
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It's one that doesn't involve instruments, costumes, and it especially doesn't involve boys: It's being a dad to his two young daughters, Ava Jaymes, 4, and Lyric Dean, two months, with his wife Rochelle Deanna Karidis.
|
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Nearly all of these prosecutions involve people who were in the room when the victim died; almost never does such a situation involve a kingpin, because they don't tend to sit around shooting up in vans.
|
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If we ever achieve something like sustainability, it will certainly involve myriad distributed acts of leadership, but I very much doubt that it will involve a rapid, top-down, coordinated, multi-sectoral, international wave of policy.
|
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At the minimum, it will involve a wee bit of code, but, depending on what you want to accomplish, it could also involve very elaborate shell scripts glueing together even more elaborate scripts (or regular old programs).
|
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But when we involve ourselves militarily, when we involve ourselves in humanitarian issues, we end up – we end up with a situation that in most cases is not better, and in many cases ends up being worse.
|
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Such a plan need not involve a significant number of US combat troops, but it would involve significant numbers of Special Forces to train and advise the Afghan military, as well as intelligence assets and air support.
|
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They also involve an extensive "head-to-toe" examination, which can involve photographing any bruises or cuts, treating wounds, providing STI testing, administering emergency contraception, and connecting survivors with resources they may need to process their assault.
|
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Gene editing and cloning involve more than parents' happiness and children's health.
|
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The fans chanted during commercial breaks that didn't even involve the group.
|
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However, Lillard's intentions don't involve murdering people while wearing a clown costume.
|
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But a likely earlier outcome doesn't involve plugging straight to a machine.
|
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Other areas of the park that do not involve whitewater remain open.
|
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But the analogy that haunts Chinese economists does not involve China itself.
|
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It could involve giving up sex for 365 days and 365 nights.
|
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For example, early sex-ed would involve lessons about communication and boundaries.
|
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But they involve infinitely many terms riddled with unknown exponents and coefficients.
|
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Starting a small business can involve a remarkable amount of red tape.
|
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Volume three would involve their kids and lots of emerging comics creators.
|
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Epilepsy is a general term for several diagnoses that involve recurring seizures.
|
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Yesterday, he underwent his first — the second will involve a heart transplant.
|
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They involve overly restrictive rules that are usually not sustainable long-term.
|
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Fifty businesses offer placements that involve up to 16 hours a week.
|
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Future applications could also involve patients with Alzheimer's, insomnia, and sleep apnea.
|
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In the worst case scenario this could escalate to involve nuclear weapons.
|
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His administration's business-first mantra could involve efforts to weaken labor protections.
|
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Yet paradoxically, the situations she engineers also involve her playing a victim.
|
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Sophie Turner loves to get tattoos that involve people close to her.
|
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Self-harming by poisoning doesn't need to involve sleeping pills or painkillers.
|
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But the current lawsuits involve many more diverse categories of foreign travelers.
|
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Their routines are different but always involve some structure and internal discipline.
|
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Some cases even involve children who were accidentally poisoned through normal contact.
|
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What, your high school lifeguarding gig didn't involve trial by kitchen appliance?
|
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And as it happens, those challenges tend to involve voters of color.
|
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Ships often involve a combination of these three basic branches of belief.
|
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Or if they designed unisex collections that didn't involve a single hoodie.
|
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These necessary turns in the tale will obviously involve some big reveals.
|
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Two of their top 2017 trade tips, however, involve buying EM assets.
|
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Your plan can involve being not good without it being about tanking.
|
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They involve burning away underbrush to lessen the danger of future wildfires.
|
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Rose told a photog Monday night his conduct did not involve wrongdoing.
|
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The sources said most deals between the two do not involve cash.
|
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Mr. Schlossberg offers us a set of four phrases that involve animals.
|
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What to watch: It's still uncertain how many drones this will involve.
|
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Several of Lerer's cases involve elderly people who tripped over parked scooters.
|
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The illustrations involve portals that would apparently let a person see... dinosaurs.
|
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One way or another, Zuckerberg has plans to involve himself in politics.
|
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These dreams involve contributions to a better world in which they envision.
|
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This would involve the ten members of ASEAN and several other countries.
|
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In your area, what effects have you studied that don't involve ants?
|
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The ministry said the cases involve people of Chinese and Filipino nationalities.
|
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But it will not involve the daring fieldwork that Predict specialized in.
|
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Reforms must involve fundamental changes to the system, particularly to the judiciary.
|
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But, in one way or another, it is likely to involve property.
|
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Treating these disorders may involve surgery, Minkin says, or using vaginal dilators.
|
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The most engaging sections of the book, though, involve the actual text.
|
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Assad's actions would contain Islamic terror but (crucially) wouldn't involve American forces.
|
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It is so fun to involve her more as she gets older!
|
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Aren't their female-focused narratives that don't involve sexist gore worth screening?
|
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Yet they still involve tough talks about divergent interests and resource commitment.
|
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He said he knew that it would involve the Department of Justice.
|
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Most of the cases involve children from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
|
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Heftier story arcs, at least on Game of Thrones, generally involve death.
|
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Treatment can involve things such as counseling and pelvic floor physical therapy.
|
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Like various other high-tech political proposals, this might involve blockchain technology.
|
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Many new jobs involve temporary contracts and low wages, creating a "precariat".
|
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Prosecutors have said the charges involve 11 victims aged nine to 12.
|
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"Things like clothing, shoe manufacture ... (involve) so much animal products," she said.
|
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That could involve blocking the freeways or just spending time at home.
|
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Another reason they're shying away from esports is that many involve violence.
|
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The lawsuits involve accusations of violating environmental laws and allegedly defrauding regulators.
|
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The former might involve an indication of no further increases this year.
|
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The whole nuclear and military complex may involve 100 sites besides Yongbyon.
|
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But much of Siri's capabilities still involve manual tweaking on users' parts.
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But Mat's own relationship with religion is one that didn't involve church.
|
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Unlike most marketing services out there, Simple doesn't involve itself in execution.
|
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But still, news about Russia that doesn't involve hacking is always nice.
|
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Malaysian Muslim leaders have been vocal about events that involve dogs before.
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But the data only matters if the people they involve do, too.
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If the deal does not involve DOJ, what value does it have?
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Energy shipments often involve lengthy chains of documents and multiple acknowledgement receipts.
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Some of his well-flagged plans involve uncomfortable changes or spending cuts.
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I don't believe the United States should involve itself in civil wars.
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I probably dnt have 1picture from college that doesnt involve ur cup.
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Top-tier NFL contracts often seem to involve staggering amounts of money.
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There are also some missions that involve hacking an alien-controlled workstation.
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Known as "brainjacking," it would involve the malicious manipulation of brain implants.
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But unlike Theroux, they wouldn't involve their significant others in European shootouts.
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Projects that involve military housing or that carry award dates before Sept.
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Sequential computing can involve a lot of waiting around for certain events.
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So the calculations don't need to involve any assumptions about investment returns.
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Compartés may be the only one to involve the toast component, though.
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Assistant has already struggled with privacy in situations that involve multiple users.
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Expectations were generally low given they do not involve high-level officials.
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But in the main the accusations involve rudeness, allegedly tinged with misogyny.
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I don't want to involve the people that are closest to me.
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Nor did it involve aliens casually abducting humans and experimenting on them.
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His assumption of power did not involve a change of ruling parties.
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Restoring it will involve striking a delicate balance between compassion and control.
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All my first memories of homophobia involve me playing the homophobic one.
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It did involve kids, but that's not all the law did. 5.
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I haven't found an answer that may involve a role for government.
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Successful partnerships will involve multiple high-level people from the larger organization.
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This had to involve a redefinition of the codes and the silhouette.
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P.S.: They might involve applying for a work visa or university admission.
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I do a lot of projects that involve scanning, altering, and printing.
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All of the eight largest deals of the year involve boutique firms.
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That will involve horse-trading between the main parties and smaller partners.
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Sometimes advancing its interests involve trade-offs with other ideals and priorities.
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Eleven of those inquiries involve Facebook or its subsidiaries WhatsApp and Instagram.
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Threat models don't have to involve authoritarian governments kidnapping and torturing activists.
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Did that involve building a physical version of the monsters for reference?
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S. spy contractor Edward Snowden and involve people more directly in lawmaking.
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Being able to involve these people without [traditional] business backgrounds is good.
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Many of the financial plans for older people involve their family members.
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This may involve a request to a mother to cover her breast.
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Cross your fingers that Ice Lake's future doesn't involve yet another delay.
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One that doesn't involve trying to asphyxiate yourself or induce a coma.
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As with just about everything that doesn't involve bicycles, Dellow is right.
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It's a startup that just happens to involve a lot of Russians.
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Presumably a bilateral trade agreement with the US would involve similar elements.
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Those photopigments involve proteins called opsins that are capable of absorbing light.
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The experiments that physicists really care about involve Feynman diagrams with loops.
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Others will involve cloud technology, logistics and machine learning, the release said.
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Ship-to-ship transfers involve passing oil between two vessels at sea.
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Ship-to-ship transfers involve passing oil between two vessels at sea.
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Most involve encounters said to have occurred a decade or more ago.
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These often involve slicing the tops off mountains or drying up lakes.
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Apparently this process would involve searching the rodent's stomach contents for clues.
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The bill did indeed involve a $16.3 billion overhaul of the department.
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It's possible the settlement would involve each staying clear of the other.
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And, good news: It didn't even involve breaking into Warren Buffet's compound.
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Governments can set the framework," he continued, "but they involve local people.
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Both cases involve criminal acts with political motives followed by false denials.
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None of the claims involve criminal or common law fraud, Davis said.
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"When you involve the whole world, everyone has an opinion," she's said.
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It's not uncommon for drug overdoses to involve more than one substance.
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It won't involve a blender or a bottle of electric-green mixer.
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Your weekend should involve some time just focusing on one simple ritual.
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Nearly half of all overdose deaths involve some kind of prescription drug.
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EU lawmakers have argued that both operations could involve illegal state aid.
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But there are few professions that involve emergencies that aren't self-induced.
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While there is more to Dar's plan, it actually doesn't involve Astrid.
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This recall does not involve any vehicles sold in the United States.
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Traditional grow methods involve manure, so access to animal agriculture was essential.
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It will involve construction of a distribution centre in the capital Yammoussoukro.
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One set of decisions relies on observable qualities that involve minimal interpretation.
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This may involve taking occasional urine samples to check for other drugs.
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It literally just had to involve Hillary Clinton and that was it.
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Whether upgrades will involve protections from potential bullying remains to be seen.
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"What kind of legal advice doesn't involve a third party?" said Kimmel.
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Do you remember the Pokémon episodes that involve Jigglypuff's sad little concerts?
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But my favorite one of his songs doesn't involve politics at all.
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If it doesn't involve the threat of full frontal nudity, you don't.
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I've since come to recognize that jihad doesn't need to involve force.
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Sometimes, predicting a storm's path or intensity can involve a little luck.
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Many such dramas involve palace intrigues and scheming by the main characters.
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These offenses rarely involve transnational elements or require international investigations, for example.
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The other three 20153 ISIS prosecutions involve allegations of domestic terror plots.
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It may involve an internet search, a phone call and limited surveillance.
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Some of these interactions are brief, or horrific, and all involve subterfuge.
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The most elaborate operations involve players who coordinate actions across the globe.
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A variation on this could involve diabetes drugs or other medical supplies.
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The Russian billionaire insisted the operation neither involve nor harm his homeland.
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Namely, both plans to repeal and replace Obamacare involve defunding Planned Parenthood.
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A Hollywood ending would involve some sort of redemption for Ms Holmes.
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And while subsequent episodes also involve text adventures, there are clever subversions.
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According to Kardashian, it will involve games and a lot of booze.
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Several involve intellectual property and procedural issues unlikely to produce ideological splits.
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Sometimes the messages involve teachings from theologians Thomas Martin and Henri Nouwen.
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People want to be engaged; you involve them in the decision process.
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Steve Wozniak has a formula for happiness, and it doesn't involve money.
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The common thread to all of these cryptocurrency scams involve hijacking accounts.
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The takeover plan could involve replacing Ecclestone, who turns 86 next month.
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Actually most official, daily activities involve bribery or solicitation to some degree.
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The accusations involve Google abusing its dominance in search, advertising and Android.
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Such mass killings are extremely rare in Japan and typically involve stabbings.
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I think a 10-point victory for Clinton could involve blue coasts.
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The documents involve 210,000 companies in 21 offshore jurisdictions, according to OECD.
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Nuclear weapons today involve fusing two atoms together in an uncontrolled explosion.
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It need not involve any expanded role for the Department of Education.
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The Phase 3 trials, which involve thousands of patients, weighed on earnings.
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That can often involve citing an alleged perpetrator's sterling character and achievements.
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The episodes involve male and female toll collectors, but predominate among women.
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These transactions and ownership manipulations involve various Lasso family members and cronies.
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Others may involve transferring employees to an outside contractor, other reports indicate.
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Applying for the card "would involve huge amounts of hassle", Evans said.
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Her books would be mysterious even if they didn't involve outright murders.
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Most involve the failure to file proper forms or reveal required information.
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Indeed, more than 30 percent of overdoses concerning opioids also involve benzodiazepines.
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The first would involve military action by the U.S. against North Korea.
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I worked on some journalism that didn't involve consuming or recommending things.
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The other shows are to involve even deeper kinds of musical integration.
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Cases that involve prosecution are rare, though, and penalties are often light.
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They all involve thwarting Trump, but with different outcomes in the end.
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Secrets are difficult to keep when they involve two or more people.
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My favorite memes involve the "there's gonna be a small fee" video.
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Does aggression perhaps involve even more life and force than desire does?
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Stage acting can typically involve more physicality than film and TV work.
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The incident did not involve any Cognizant property, associates or security work.
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Typically, such studies involve high doses administered in a strictly controlled lab.
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His rules for women involve her being submissive, quiet, and non-challenging.
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And it didn't involve squaring up to a man twice his size!
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Maybe the real ending will involve them teaming up, and ruling together?
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Not shockingly, his plan doesn't involve a sit-down with Donald Trump.
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"Many people hope that these waves don't involve NATO," the diplomat said.
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But these cases typically involve a physical confrontation or potentially deadly standoff.
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That event was funded by MoMA and did not involve Saudi donations.
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They involve complex protocols, significant education of providers, and lots of oversight.
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Terrorist incidents that involve aviation security, such as the events of Sept.
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Most of Uber Freight's business does not involve the company's autonomous trucks.
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All of these studies involve a research partner at an academic institution.
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They involve the Islamic State, transfers and the military commissions trial system.
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A famous speech might involve much more than its most famous line.
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I'm having L-word troubles, but my troubles don't involve a lover.
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Both of these enhancements still involve major augmentations of certain cognitive capacities.
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If he refuses, you'll have no choice but to involve the landlord.
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Mr. Trump told Reuters that he might involve himself in the case.
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But a separate national security investigation could involve far more serious charges.
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Unlike vaccinations for humans, the one for bees does not involve needles.
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His own enigmatic narratives involve the viewer in a similarly collaborative experience.
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This does not involve chasing after some hot stock or growing sector.
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This move, however, didn't involve any players—any current players, that is.
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Her latest project comes to involve re-enacting scenes from famous movies.
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It's baffling why any credible filmmaker would involve himself with this project.
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But the charges against Al-Jayab don't involve what he was doing.
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The food will draw from his Filipino background and involve family recipes.
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Approaches involve addressing not just what is taught, but how and why.
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It has to involve the whole package — including radical leadership and ideas.
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Ideally this would involve a warp drive or something similarly game-changing.
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Fueling unease is Russia's silence on what exactly the exercises will involve.
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But for now, that's likely to involve looking at complex computer code.
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"We would never involve the partners in actual treatment," said Dr. Bulik.
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Inside the outbreak In Ireland, wakes and funerals typically involve entire communities.
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In other words, a Trump rally tends to involve many false claims.
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The one-day facility will involve three-month paper for eligible companies.
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The date he was performing on just happened to involve his ex.
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For this group, the transportation-related incidents, of course, involve plane crashes.
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Protecting Donald Trump and his family will involve unprecedented costs for taxpayers.
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And even when it moves fast, it can involve considerations besides rigor.
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Both involve accessing your account details and locating the "Delete Account" option.
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But it will soon involve the heart of Google's business: surveillance capitalism.
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They're inspiring because they involve people coming together to protect one another.
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Both involve international human rights issues, but the films aren't especially complementary.
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Transactions typically involve extra parties and extra steps, compared to conventional financing.
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Much of what Canada does in space today still doesn't involve astronauts.
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Are there other ways you learn in school that don't involve textbooks?
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The game may involve wickets, mallets, volleyballs and additional sports-related equipment.
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Amaral&aposs healing methods involve manipulating the energy fields around the body.
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Elections take place in the real world; they often involve unpleasant choices.
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Almost all of the worldwide infections involve people who traveled from China.
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WM: I don't question that, I'm saying what if escalations involve disruptions?
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Parades in North Korea typically involve choreographed performances involving thousands of individuals.
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The answer needs to involve hard work during the lulls between campaigns.
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Delos's projects in Australia also involve both luxury and lower-cost properties.
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Those realities, by the way, do not merely involve his dying mother.
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Negotiations, even if resumed, will likely involve a bumpy and lengthy process.
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The plan will involve the insurance, cards, asset management and lottery units.
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Obviously, relations between countries and government are complicated and involve many factors.
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The clues that involve wordplay meant to trick you are in bold.
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Almost all the harms the medical literature focuses on involve smoked cannabis.
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But most of the tragedies involve someone quietly taking his own life.
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These often involve a heavy dose of Marxism and post-colonial theory.
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To its credit, Shrill itself does involve some truly groundbreaking fat representation.
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A: No. Q: Did that conversation involve anything of a romantic nature?
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It's not like your voice-assistant conversations ever involve private information, right?
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Ukraine International said it would involve the plane maker in its inquiry.
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Coy noted the fraud charges do not involve the education ITT offers.
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There exists an activist infrastructure for boycotts in cases that involve discrimination.
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UAW officials have previously urged Barra to involve herself in the negotiations.
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That would almost certainly involve accepting free movement, something that both Mrs.
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A great majority of the child marriages involve girls and adult men.
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The other charges involve an alleged groping in New York in June.
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The project will involve the modification of Eidesvik Offshore's "Viking Energy" ship.
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Populism need not involve claims that "the people" are united or virtuous.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Adam Vinatieri's reunions usually involve a personal trip down memory lane.
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"I got a real job that didn't involve wearing spandex," he joked.
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One source said the order could involve as many as 35 787s.
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That'll involve further experiments with other test animals as well as people.
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Most collaborations for New York Fashion Week involve influencers and A-listers.
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Most involve counselling to get to the root causes of extremist sympathies.
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It will involve the taking of human life – in a word, lethality.
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Hicks said he did not think this would involve using armed drones.
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For men, it must involve speaking with other men about these issues.
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Declassification reviews often are time-consuming and involve heavy inter-agency coordination.
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Festivities involve washable pigmented powders that can be thrown at each other.
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The games will involve two other disciplines as well as lead climbing.
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These recalls involve newer model-year vehicles than previous ones involving Takata.
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"Randomly does not involve the application of human intelligence," Jackson shot back.
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His better-known works involve black holes and the theory of relativity.
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For Shah, the company's next chapter will involve a lot more inclusion.
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But yes, in this case, it will likely involve a culture change.
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Persuasion, in such an environment, does not primarily involve outreach and education.
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Both involve the exploitation of power and the unavailability of legal recourse.
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Experts say the punishment could influence other cases that involve hazing deaths.
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Some will become financing for development projects that could involve Japanese companies.
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Part of its mission will involve opening the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem.
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The aesthetics involve something that would seem odd in other sports: gelatin.
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Food allergies involve the immune system, whereas food intolerances generally do not.
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You don't have very good reason, in short, to involve yourself here.
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The services are very participatory and involve singing and reciting Bible verses.
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If your kids are old enough, involve them in the inventory process.
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That will probably involve having conversations with people who don't entirely understand.
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Bank fraud and tax fraud are complex statutes and involve unfamiliar concepts.
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Another explanation may involve the approach that many Hispanic advocates have taken.
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Statements about the country's inner workings inherently involve a degree of guesswork.
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But now I appreciate them as time capsules that didn't involve me.
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He said there would be more requests, which might involve additional people.
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And he wanted a death that didn't involve a traditional church funeral.
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The meeting will involve representatives for the EU's member states excluding Britain.
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Some of which involve Kara, but I'll just tell you one story.
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Some of those trainings involve preparing for a mass shooting; some don't.
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The offenses involve false statements or misrepresentations of financial and lobbying activity.
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Tensions have also flared over technology deals that involve sensitive personal data.
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But when we involve ourselves militarily, when we involve ourselves in these humanitarian issues, we end up—we end up with a situation that in most cases is not better, and in many cases ends up being worse.
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This partnership could involve working directly with an agency, as it has done with the Small Business Administration (SBA), or it might involve a systems integrator, or even AWS, inviting them to be part of a larger RFP.
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While physical infidelity may involve a surreptitious smooch with a co-worker or meeting strangers through a hook-up site like Ashley Madison, financial infidelity may involve deceit such as the hiding of bank accounts or credit-card bills.
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There is a possibility that that support would involve cash to the families of people who have died, but there's also the possibility that support might involve some kind of assistance to communities that have been affected by cholera.
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About half of all traffic fatalities involve unbelted occupants, and almost a third involve drivers who were impaired by drugs or alcohol, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the federal government's main auto-safety agency.
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Both should involve international financial institutions and other donors in a broader effort.
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"We think there is no need (to involve the central bank)," Modzelewski said.
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Road trips are also a lot less expensive than trips that involve airfare.
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The new trial will involve 10 restaurants in London and last eight weeks.
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These jobs can be stressful, involve long hours and have a high turnover.
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Which seem to involve beaming the internet very quickly to my phone. Yeah.
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Both of these, though, involve relinquishing some of the transparency central to bitcoin.
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And this being Cersei, "as she pleased" will undoubtedly involve having her revenge.
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The recall is actually the second to involve children's ibuprofen products this year.
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When I first got the project I didn't realize what it would involve.
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One solution would involve liquidating his assets, but that's never been serious considered.
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Such treatment - often in religious settings - can involve psychoanalysis, injections and electric shocks.
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GANs traditionally involve a generator and a discriminator interacting via an adversarial relationship.
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A settlement would involve all possible claims each might have against the other.
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