A brain region linked with empathy, a brain region linked with controlling your own stress and your own emotions, and a brain region linked with what I call "positive illusion," the ability to overlook what you don't like about somebody and focus on what you do.
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Elsewhere, Vladimir Putin has been linked with offshore deals worth $2 billion and members of FIFA's ethics committee appear more closely linked with corruption than previously thought.
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Between the lines: DHS said today's threat alert builds on a previous threat that has been linked with the Chinese APT group, APT10, so these hacks are likely linked with China.
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She is a very -- deeply linked with the Clintons.
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He has been occasionally linked with energy firm Engie .
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We found activity in three brain regions linked with craving and addiction, and we found activity in a brain region linked with physical pain and the distress that goes along with it.
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What bothers me is that I get linked with them.
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SoftBank, meanwhile, has been linked with WeWork for some time.
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Here are the best AR apps not linked with Nintendo.
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YWSCOC's ratings are credit linked with those of Yiwu Municipality.
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Here fusion research was closely linked with national security concerns.
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One study showed childhood exposure linked with reduced lung function.
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According to ProPublica, all three were linked with the group.
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In many countries, food is closely linked with national identity.
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They're also linked with jobs, as Hilary was pointing out.
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Dissent was linked with treason and disgracefulness to the leaders.
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"Good hearing is so much linked with educational outcomes," she added.
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Citizens' ratings are to be linked with their identity-card numbers.
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America's trade and industrial policy is inextricably linked with China now.
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Violence and poverty in the region are intimately linked with migration.
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Classic hallucinogens like psilocybin and LSD are not linked with addiction.
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Is eating yogurt and nuts linked with a longer life span?
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RATING SENSITIVITIES SMI's ratings are credit linked with those of Indonesia.
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Posting photos was also linked with reduced mortality in the study.
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The Houston Astros remain the team most frequently linked with Wheeler.
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When linked with a TripIt account, PackPoint looks for new itineraries.
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But the blame for inaction is indeed linked with economic realities.
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At its heart, the Sunshine Policy was inextricably linked with money.
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Conor McGregor has been linked with four separate comeback bouts recently.
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"My bill is linked with hers," Caballero told the Sacramento Bee.
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Those neurochemicals are linked with the attachment system in the brain.
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Western medicine has been linked with the patriarchy since the beginning.
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This dynamic may also apply to a gene linked with dementia.
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Food is now linked with health, nutrition, climate, culture and money.
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When linked with a TripIt account, PackPoint looks for new itineraries.
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The substance has been linked with cancer and other health ailments.
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Their testimonies have been smoothly interwoven and linked with appropriate footage.
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Both drugs are linked with an increased risk of psychiatric disease.
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I linked [with producer] Tee-Watt first and then everything else happened.
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It's also linked with learning problems, intellectual disabilities, and compromised motor skills.
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The fall of unions is often linked with closed factories and mines.
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Off-screen, Anderson has been linked with The Crown's creator, Peter Morgan.
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Does it mean that Iran should be forever linked with al-Qaeda?
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McPhee, 31, has been romantically linked with her Scorpion costar Elyes Gabel.
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The performance of equities has been tightly linked with that of oil.
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Nornickel is linked with both Rusal and sanctioned Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska.
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Central Europe's economies are linked with both regions, especially the euro zone.
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For so long, "manhood" has been linked with the capacity to kill.
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Last week, she was romantically linked with British heartthrob Tom Hiddleston, 35.
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Social isolation has been linked with 30% higher risk of early death.
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Genetic body type was not linked with odds of smoking cessation, though.
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People's livelihoods and culture are intimately linked with pollinators around the world.
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Federal law also allows lengthier sentences for dealers linked with such deaths.
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All of those factors were at least somewhat linked with purposeful injury.
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For many, the new baby's importance will be indelibly linked with race.
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Overall, they do not want to be linked with highly indebted nations.
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PFAS has been linked with cancer, hormone disruption, liver damage and infertility.
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"To me, art is linked with all dimensions of life," she said.
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Calloway's name was linked with "scam" or "scammer" all over the internet.
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"Those are some big, immense names to be linked with," Shiffrin said.
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DENIS VILLENEUVE It's linked with the birth of my love for cinema.
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Alcohol is strongly linked with several types of cancer; marijuana is not.
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Alcohol, on the other hand, appears to be linked with weight gain.
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The speaker's technology is linked with SyncPower Corporation (PetitLyrics), Japan's largest lyrics database.
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Line has been linked with a public listing for the last two years.
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Drake was first linked with Brussaux in January 2017, according to Page Six .
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Sawiris had been linked with a potential takeover of Oi since last year.
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Largely because of their satiating power, eggs have been linked with fat loss.
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He has been linked with a return to Anfield in a coaching capacity.
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However, research also shows that higher intelligence is linked with greater emotional sensitivity.
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They'd even been linked with some of the biggest names, including Matt Duchene.
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" Delia, her arm linked with her friend's, agreed: "I think we're the rule.
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The story of how this happened is indelibly linked with L. Robson & Sons.
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Other-oriented perfectionism is linked with antisocial and narcissistic tendencies, the research suggests.
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My experiences in South Korea are linked with my experiences from North Korea.
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It's possible this heating is linked with the geyser activity in some way.
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"Ideally the system would need to be linked with a computer," he wrote.
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"Impulsivity is very much linked with risky health behaviors," Chen said by email.
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Officials linked with WeWork's biggest backer, SoftBank, are in favor of Neumann leaving.
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Ankara has accused the Kurds of being linked with an anti-Turkish insurgency.
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Both drugs may be linked with risks while driving, but alcohol is worse.
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But be warned: ideas on what people should eat are inextricably linked with politics.
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The currencies of other Asian economies closely linked with China's growth prospects also dropped.
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Caregiving was linked with longer life even when the care recipient wasn't a relative.
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"The current situation is linked with general, deeper problems at the factory," he said.
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He did not name the party suspected of having been linked with the group.
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For example, sitting down at work isn't strongly linked with long-term health risks.
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And in the United States, that culture of violence is inextricably linked with racism.
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High phthalate levels have also been linked with diabetes risk in women and adolescents.
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Older merchants still remember trading in rupees, so closely was business linked with India.
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Yet the new study finds that Medicaid expansion was linked with closing that gap.
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"Research shows that red meat has been linked with numerous health risks," Palmer said.
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Morrone has been linked with DiCaprio ever since their January 2018 outing in Aspen.
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The two were quickly romantically linked, with rumors swirling as early as last May.
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He actually never married but has been romantically linked with a lot of people.
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Politically extreme viewpoints, including racist and anti-immigration messaging, became linked with the convoy.
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Facial recognition technology and law enforcement are becoming increasingly linked with each passing week.
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But the story is organically linked with other aspects of Trump that deserve critique.
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Eating whole grains and fruits and vegetables have been linked with slower cognitive decline.
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Some cobalt and nickel compounds have also been linked with carcinogenic risk, he said.
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These are likely to be linked with the future performance of the Greek economy.
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But the drug has also been linked with serious, potentially life-threatening side-effects.
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Few names in British history are more closely linked with crime than the Krays.
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Okada is linked with Sabre in an intense but sure to be brief feud.
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To be clear, smoking ganja every day is not linked with better mental health.
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In fact, anti-Semitism is closely linked with anti-Israel and anti-Zionist agitation.
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For many, it is inextricably linked with the very idea of Paris and France.
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Beyond that, tariff policy is inextricably linked with America's role as a global superpower.
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All of these are inextricably linked with the current structures of power and dominion.
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A somewhat humorous finding: The size of gravestones has been linked with life spans.
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Eating red meat regularly has been linked with an increased risk of colorectal cancer.
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Until Clinton-era welfare reform, SNAP benefits were automatically linked with other welfare payments.
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The hippocampus is the portion of the brain most intimately linked with memory function.
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I'm definitely ... But you said optimistic, which I never would have linked with you.
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"What bothers me is that I get linked with them," the 82-year-old said.
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Children with zero childhood vaccinations were 213 percent more likely to be linked with autism.
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Children with zero childhood vaccinations were 133 percent more likely to be linked with autism.
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He has been linked with energy firm Engie, where he is on the board (ENGIE.PA).
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The 26-year-old stylist has been previously linked with Scott Disick and Orlando Bloom.
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Both pharmaceutical companies first linked with Index in a European biotech fund round in 2012.
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Is the cowboy fantasy inextricably linked with racism for players, even in this digital world?
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Heteronormativity has become intrinsically linked with masculinity in the same way that bodily autonomy has.
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For men and women, higher levels of neuroticism were linked with lower levels of satisfaction.
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The mobile phone allows financial products to be linked with other services in novel ways.
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And when linked with other social media accounts, like Facebook and Twitter, your "anonymity" vanishes.
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DeepMind has stressed that no patient data has been linked with Google products or services.
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How members of FIFA's ethics committee were more closely linked with corruption than previously thought.
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Those are often a helpful starting point in understanding how biology is linked with behavior.
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I then linked with Deena Engel, a computer scientist, to establish the Arts Archive Initiative.
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From its inception, the Venice Biennale has always been intimately linked with the art market.
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A simple explanation of the disturbing birth defect that may be linked with Zika virus
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What needs more attention is how populism is so often intimately linked with popular culture.
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"Efficiency is always linked with speed, which doesn't need to be the case," Rajendran said.
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In severe cases, a vet may prescribe medications to reduce swelling linked with the virus.
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Cramped work conditions were also linked with higher odds of verbal abuse for the aides.
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Jon Snow also linked with a bunch of old pals, including Bran, Arya, and Sam.
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Parks and well-maintained vacant lots were also linked with 9% and 17% lower risk.
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Two other papers linked with the group, Bugun and Millet, were taken over in October.
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Millennials have been linked with both self-importance and an undying love of avocado toast.
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Already, games giants Tencent and EA have been linked with a bid for the shareholding.
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This isn't the first time that sugary drinks have been linked with bad health outcomes.
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It's linked with your debit or credit card, too, so there's no messy configuration required.
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Bale has also been linked with a return to his former club Tottenham Hotspur, Football.
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Billionaire Sheldon Adelson made a $28503 million donation to a super PAC linked with Sen.
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Ankara considers the YPG to be a terrorist organization linked with outlawed insurgents in Turkey.
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McGregor, meanwhile, has been linked with a UFC return against the American wrestler Frankie Edgar.
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The class of chemicals, known as PFAS, are linked with cancer and other health issues.
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They are inextricably linked, with hundreds of billions of dollars in goods traded each year.
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She stood with her hand wrapped around Lopez's hip and her arm linked with Keys'.
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They will be renovated and linked with new green spaces, covered walkways and bike paths.
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The insurgency then linked with al-Qaida and metastasized into a Sahara-wide extremist movement.
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The FDA is also looking into reports of seizures linked with the Juul, Bloomberg reported.
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Unfortunately, this behavior is closely linked with a lack of basic knowledge about screen brightness.
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The enfranchisement of women is linked with increased spending on children and lower child mortality.
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This is astounding given the huge health and economic costs linked with overweight and obesity.
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Police say the two men, brothers Abel and Ola Osundairo, were previously linked with Empire.
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I avoid looking at computers before bed, because they have been linked with disturbed sleep.
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In other studies, 10 minutes a day of physical activity was linked with buoyant moods.
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Early and premature births are linked with negative health outcomes for children, including respiratory problems.
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Not getting enough sleep is also linked with heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and depression.
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The CAB is closely linked with another contentious document: India's National Register of Citizens (NRC).
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Afterwards, it took on a new layer of negativity: Otaku culture became linked with perversion.
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Reading is also linked with higher emotional intelligence, a wider vocabulary and higher reading comprehension.
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Obesity, being overweight, smoking, depression, and anxiety have all been linked with lower back pain.
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"Documenta is inextricably linked with Kassel," the city's mayor, Christian Geselle, said in a statement.
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In October, four other men linked with Mighty Current also went missing under suspicious circumstances.
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In one nationally representative study of the "widowhood effect," researchers found the death of a wife was linked with an 18 percent increase in mortality for men, and the death of a husband was linked with a 16 percent boost in mortality for women.
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This is not the first time Johansson's name has been linked with Cruise's in this capacity.
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With the China exit complete, it was then linked with an investment in Flipkart last year.
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Those who showed "moderate use" of the social network were linked with the lowest mortality rate.
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DiCaprio was first linked with Morrone in mid-December when he was spotted leaving her house.
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On the ground, Syrian-founded NGOs like APSA have linked with universities to assess the site.
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"Those blistering sunburns are the ones that are very strongly linked with skin cancer," Linos added.
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Specifically, sleeping on your right side has been linked with an increase in acid reflux symptoms.
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In the 1960s, Yudkin proposed that obesity, diabetes and heart disease were linked with sugar consumption.
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Becoming part of the Collective means you're constantly linked with a vast network of fellow Borg.
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PayPal's cash accounts can be linked with investing startup Acorns, one of PayPal Ventures' portfolio companies.
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Conservatives are also opposed to women deacons, saying the deaconate is linked with the male priesthood.
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Our hair is inextricably linked with our identity, making work like Favour's both inspiring and relatable.
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The FoundationOne CDx test also probes tumor samples for biomarkers linked with response to immunotherapy drugs.
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Businesses linked with tourism will also be allowed to exchange currencies themselves, the central bank said.
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That attack has been linked with two deaths; the cause of those attacks still isn't known.
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Which other Massachusetts town is traditionally linked with Lexington as the site of the first engagements?
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Ant Financial, the Alibaba affiliated fintech firm, has also been linked with a Hong Kong IPO.
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"Across the board, we're told that our worth is linked with our desirability," Vaid-Menon says.
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The condition has been linked with lifelong neurological impairment and developmental delays, as well as death.
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We know that childhood obesity is linked with future health issues and disproportionately affects minority children.
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The Cavern Club, another Liverpool venue inextricably linked with the Fab Four, also posted its condolences.
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The Levallois tools are the oldest in the region to be linked with modern human activity.
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Violent incidents linked with protests against a controversial extradition bill have hurt tourism and retail industries.
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They also didn't have data on certain factors linked with smoking such as family income levels.
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However they have severed all ties with Skreli and are not linked with him any longer.
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FC Barcelona is linked with Kylian Mbappe, Harry Kane, and Marcus Rashford, according to Mundo Deportivo.
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Meghan Markle has faced incessant public scrutiny ever since she was first linked with Prince Harry.
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Singaporean authorities moved quickly to arrest 22019 individuals that they suspected to be linked with ISIS.
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PFAS has been linked with kidney and thyroid cancer along with high cholesterol and other illnesses.
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A factor that is clearly linked with higher rates of gun violence, however, is domestic violence.
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SoftBank is being linked with an investment that could value WeWork at more than $20 billion.
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The drugs target the 5-HT2A receptor in the brain, which is linked with neuropsychiatric disturbances.
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These modifiable setups have been linked with dangers in the past, including at least two deaths.
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In 2000, U.N. Security Council Resolution 1325 asserted that peace is inextricably linked with gender equality.
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Now, of course, we are linked with Cambridge and Harvard, and of course, universities always compete.
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Two opposition rivals were barred, while food handouts to hungry Venezuelans were linked with political support.
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Young companies are paying attention to diversity because it has been linked with better business decisions.
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For these reasons, the American propensity to dine out has been linked with the obesity epidemic.
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Players at other teams linked with transfers were missing in the opening weeks of the season.
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Prolonged sitting has been linked with higher risks for diabetes and heart disease, among other conditions.
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But even relatively moderate declines in muscle mass are linked with worse outcomes in older people.
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Not only does dancing increase hippocampal volume, but it also increases brain regions linked with neuroplasticity.
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The Browns, the Redskins, the Chiefs, the Jets and the 49ers were all linked with him.
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The timing of these earthquakes makes it clear that they are linked with deep wastewater injection.
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Since the 2016 election, the notion of hacking has become inextricably linked with one country: Russia.
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Other infections such as herpes, the flu, and dengue have been linked with the neurological syndrome.
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Clindamycin has been linked with a severe form of diarrhea known as Clostridium difficile (C. diff).
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The research also found people who ate more carbs were linked with a higher mortality rate.
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COPD is linked with an increased risk of balance difficulties, muscle weakness, thinning bones, blackouts and falls.
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It reportedly contained chlorinated paraffins, which the SCA says is suspected to be linked with causing cancer.
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It said the operation encompassed nearly 500 coordinated fraudulent accounts that it linked with roughly 3,000 ads.
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Linked with twice grand slam women's champion Amelie Mauresmo in 2014 after Lendl stood down in March.
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DiCaprio, 43, was first linked with Morrone in mid-December when he was spotted leaving her house.
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These women don't always identify with the #MeToo movement, which they see as linked with liberal causes.
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Unfortunately, many people believe that their abilities are linked with their body image, in sports and outside.
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From the Dancing Baby to the Hamster Dance, the early internet subculture was inextricably linked with GIFs.
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He hypothesized that it might be linked with the great flood and the founding the Xi dynasty.
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Watford were also heavily linked with an imminent 10 million-pound move for Granada striker Isaac Success.
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Symbols matter, then and now, and no symbol has been more closely linked with southern racial violence.
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Since then he has been linked with a few women, including 2007 Miss Teen USA Hilary Cruz.
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Yeah, I have to say I felt linked with them but it was in a digital environment.
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This person is Joe Scanlan, an artist who has become linked with certain incendiary works he's produced.
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Sunac has been seeking investment opportunities linked with China's technological innovation and the upgrade of consumumption sectors.
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Zhanglong's ratings are credit-linked with, but not equalised to, Fitch's internal credit assessment of Zhanglong municipality.
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Very hot drinks have already been linked with oesophageal cancer in Iran and parts of South America.
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Most of the anxiety Laura experiences is linked with her autism and it began early in life.
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Daimler has also been linked with plans to privately place new Panda bonds in the interbank market.
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"Traces of microbes linked with chicken appeared more in a largely black community in Harlem," he writes.
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Huafa's ratings are credit-linked with, but not equalised to, Fitch's internal credit assessment of Zhuhai Municipality.
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Exposure to bad air has been linked with an increased risk of heart disease, cancer and dementia.
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Nostalgia is no longer just something we sometimes do—it's become fundamentally linked with who we are.
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Heavy alcohol consumption is also strongly linked with gun suicide and becoming a victim of gun violence.
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Or thinking about alternative careers, or where they can go that's not directly linked with clinical work.
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And in other studies, just 10 minutes of physical activity a day was linked with buoyant moods.
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Jenner, 36, was last linked with model Josie Canseco after his high-profile split from Kaitlynn Carter.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the player inextricably linked with Ralph Branca.
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"Sleep loss problems are linked with brain areas that control emotional processes and risk taking," she said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linked to Changde Municipality: CUCI's ratings are credit-linked with those of Changde municipality.
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But his model of development was one where business was controlled by and linked with the state.
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BRCA mutations are typically linked with breast and ovarian cancers, but occur in other cancers as well.
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It's linked with a network of related improvements to transit, public health and street life in Bronzeville.
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Sports fans are also more inclined to give to causes linked with their favorite players or teams.
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For example, I have high levels of Firmicutes which, as Burtch points out, is linked with obesity.
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Because the US economy is, for better or worse, deeply linked with the Chinese and Mexican ones.
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The Fox "brand" is perhaps too inextricably linked with wild, outside-the-box concepts at this point.
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Doug Glanville The first day of spring training is often linked with the smell of fresh-cut grass.
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Regular sex is linked with lower rates of some cancers, as well as improved mental health and mood.
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Linked with improved ecommerce monetisation, this could result in significant growth in EBITDA for the consolidated ecommerce businesses.
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To differing degrees, they're linked with a susceptibility to violent behavior, impulsivity, risk-taking, and impaired decision-making.
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I also think this came directly from dancing because you are so linked with how your body feels.
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"If that's not the case, these sites will be linked with a (bus) shuttle service," Elisabeth Borne said.
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It evicted him for his comments made Friday in parliament during a debate linked with the Macedonia deal.
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Stephens faces 22003 felonies and Brandon faces 210 felonies linked with molestation and have both pleaded not guilty.
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Sweden's crown, which is closely linked with prospects for global growth, fell 0.5% to 10.751 crowns per euro.
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These reports are far from the first time Apple has been linked with the next-gen display tech.
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" Trump decided the crowd's anger was a sign they were linked with the Bush campaign, calling them "lobbyists.
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Several major brands left the platform's ad program recently to avoid being linked with hateful and offensive videos.
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Within every category of sex, age, economic status and location, being Anglican was positively linked with Leave convictions.
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Symptoms were not linked with menopause status, sociodemographic characteristics or lifestyle variables such as smoking or alcohol consumption.
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Facebook didn't immediately reply to questions about whether Sluchevsky and Gorbachov were linked with the private message leak.
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Overall, 22ARIs were not linked with an increased risk of suicide, the researchers reported in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Their modern status, though, is a corporate creation, a story inextricably linked with that of De Beers itself.
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Flores was the only person to appear in both — a technique that is now linked with faulty identifications.
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The ongoing growth in home, auto, student and credit loans has been linked with a solid labor market.
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But in 2800, news headlines started circulating that SSRIs might be linked with an increased risk of suicide.
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Not continuing with secondary studies leads to social exclusion and is linked with major health and social issues.
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Each sensor can be placed a maximum of 50 feet away from the Nest thermostat it's linked with.
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His life was about to become inextricably linked with the man who he would face next: Chris Eubank.
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They blocked the sale, saying the profit-making venture was too intricately linked with the supposedly nonprofit college.
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Drinking coffee was consistently linked with a lower risk of death from all causes and from heart disease.
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The tools and fire evidence also point to this being a site linked with the Middle Stone Age.
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As is made clear again and again, Greek life on most campuses is inextricably linked with alcohol consumption.
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And, like most things patriotic, the Fourth of July has become inextricably linked with our nation's armed forces.
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Hanrui's ratings are credit-linked with, but are not equalised to, Fitch's assessment of Zhenjiang Municipality's credit profile.
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The NYC rapper linked with Houston-based jeweler JimmyBoi for a pair of rings and two new grills.
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Because PNB's internal software system was not linked with SWIFT, employees were expected to manually log SWIFT activity.
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For that reason Turkey has been able to apply terrorism charges to people linked with the Gulen movement.
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It somehow occurred, and the anxiety was linked with arousal, and that strengthened their interest in that behavior.
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"It's remarkable that this drink has become so famous and so indelibly linked with our hero," says Burger.
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It's as hack a sentiment as "wake up sheeple" and red pillers are inextricably linked with impotent misogyny.
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Especially in this case, where they're linked with these real life normal people that work in an office.
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You may have already read that moderate alcohol consumption is linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Linked to Zhenjiang Municipality: HanRui's ratings are credit-linked with those of Zhenjiang municipality in China's Jiangsu province.
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In each case, the technique is intimately linked with the hand and a reimagining of processes and materials.
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"Cases linked with cruise travel have been reported to CDC in at least 15 states," the report said.
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Millar's most popular works are cuss-filled gems, set in worlds where violence is inextricably linked with justice.
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Electricity is linked with manufacturing and transportation and will become more so with the adoption of electric vehicles.
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The project could be expanded to include other central banks, or linked with other, separate initiatives, Pou added.
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Johnson said this would likely confuse the public, tarnishing his rights to a phrase "inextricably linked" with him.
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Zhuhai Huafa's ratings are credit-linked with, but not equalised to, Fitch's internal credit assessment of Zhuhai municipality.
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The school's history, like that of many southern institutions, is intimately linked with the history of the Confederacy.
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Hot weather has been linked with spikes in early births in the US, according to a new study.
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In the same conservative states, however, funding of pregnancy-prevention education was linked with decreases in adolescent births.
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In fact, he couldn't be linked with any certainty to more than three, according to the Washington Post.
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They are often ultraprocessed and high in sugar, so are linked with weight gain and more cancer cases.
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Nicotine in e-cigarettes has also been linked with a heightened risk of seizures, according to the FDA.
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He has been linked with a move to U.S.-owned Haas in a reserve or simulator driver role.
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And now that I've found my sisters and my arms are linked with them, I'm never letting go.
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The California program is linked with a cap-and-trade system in Quebec; Ontario will join next year.
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Monday's meeting is hardly the the first time Russia has been linked with Europe's far-right populist parties.
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What is the responsibility of the artist in "urban revitalization," a term closely linked with the art district?
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Drought, along with hotter, drier weather due to climate change, is also linked with more and hotter fires.
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Other types tend to have very specific pairings, like the letter A being linked with the color red.
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" She likened being linked with that role to "growing up with a mother who is a very famous actress.
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According to the American Heart Association, the condition is closely linked with sudden cardiac arrest, stroke and heart failure.
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Meanwhile, Baldwin was romantically linked with singer Shawn Mendes, whom she joined at the 2018 Met Gala in May.
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Not surprisingly, participating in a sport where concussions were common was linked with a higher risk for a concussion.
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The legacy of the Holocaust has become inextricably linked with the figure of six million Jews killed in Europe.
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But while ADHD has been clearly linked with children and adolescents, the condition in adults has often been overlooked.
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Didi was linked with a 2017 IPO back in 2016 but the company went on record denying those plans.
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While some variants in the genes were linked with increased rates of depression, others were linked to decreased rates.
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It also resulted in the EU becoming inextricably linked with immigration in the minds of a lot of Brits.
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Regular fatty acids have long chains of carbon atoms at the end, each linked with one or two connectors.
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But it'll be in good company — here are eight albums that are forever inextricably linked with their creators' deaths.
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Through exome sequencing, Sanders and his colleagues found that genetic variants in the gene SCN2A are linked with autism.
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Just last week, a well-known Hong Kong gangster was linked with a $500 million casino ICO in Macau.
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His name often has been linked with the New York Knicks, as well as a number of other teams.
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Data can be linked with Apple Health, Google Fit, and Fitbit, to store it all in one convenient place.
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In older adults, loneliness is linked with higher blood pressure, depression, and overall declines in physical and mental health.
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The phenomenon, characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, are linked with floods and droughts.
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The two are linked, with loggers clearing away trees in forests and creating paths for poachers to hunt tigers.
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And linked with this, we see a certain increase in the outflow of capital in the balance of payments.
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The BeoSound 1 and 2 can be linked with other Bang & Olufsen speakers for a multiroom system, as well.
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Higher income is linked with better health literacy, health insurance and access to health care services and exercise facilities.
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What we still tend to call civilization was always intimately and ambiguously linked with what "civilized" people called barbarism.
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Banque Centrale Populaire has been linked with taking a stake in the Rwandan bank, according to Moroccan press reports.
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Jason Day, an Australian who is ranked No. 1 and wears Adidas clothing, has already been linked with Nike.
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The reduction in shootings was linked with Safe Streets mediation tactics used by the outreach workers of the organization.
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Two others, though, came in from a different angle, by exploring territory most commonly linked with religion: the afterlife.
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The mounting evidence that the virus is strongly linked with birth defects makes this a priority for pregnant women.
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Service-related injuries and PTSD, she found, seem strongly linked with escapism and coping as motivations for playing games.
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Moreover, 2C-B has been linked with serious brain injury in one woman; however, dose and purity weren't known.
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Countless musical and social upheavals of the 20th century were inextricably linked with their devotion to mind-altering substances.
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Bedtime/nighttime behavior problems or daytime sleepiness were not specifically linked with student-teacher conflict in the current study.
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On the highway into Caracas, graffiti in the Soviet style that Maduro favors showed his profile linked with Chávez's.
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Quality matters and high quality yields the biggest payoffs, especially when quality child care is linked with quality preschool.
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It had previously announced plans to join Ontario and Quebec in a cap and trade system linked with California's.
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Magnitsky's name, Browder successfully lobbied Congress to pass the Magnitsky Act, which sanctions individuals linked with human rights abuses.
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But the win failed to bury their rivalry, as the two fighters continue to be linked with one another.
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You can find members of the American Chiropractic Association here and doctors linked with the International Chiropractors Association here.
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"I'm going to be linked with him until I die, but that's actually just fine," he said in 2008.
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The study authors found that sleep duration was linked with other diabetes risk factors, too, aside from hemoglobin A1c.
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Below are five more affordable, and realistic, targets who have been linked with a move to Miami this summer.
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Instead, here are five affordable, and realistic, targets who have been linked with a move to Miami this summer.
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Last week, the Senate passed several bills extending mayoral control — linked with an increase in charters around the state.
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Mark Allen will forever be linked with the Ironman World Championships, which takes place Saturday on Hawaii's Big Island.
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The phenomenon, characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, is linked with floods and droughts.
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Many of these incidents were linked with protests, which CPJ research shows can be a dangerous assignment for journalists.
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In the case of China, the bilateral trade is directly and inextricably linked with issues of American national security.
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Nitrogen oxide is linked with asthma and other lung ailments, and it's produced by a growing sector of pollution.
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Social psychologists have repeatedly demonstrated that animus against gender nonconformity is inextricably linked with animus against sexual orientation nonconformity.
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Red Century The name Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is not often linked with wartime profiteering and black-market smuggling gangs.
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"Everybody will rise to the need to continue to have content linked with advertising and marketing messages," Kassan said.
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But aside from some symbolic touches, Meghan the Duchess hasn't given much reason to be linked with racial issues.
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But high dairy consumption has also been linked with an increased risk of some cancers in some previous studies.
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Instagram is linked with GIPHY, allowing you to add any number of GIFs to your Instagram stories with ease.
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It can be intimately linked with domestic abuse, and abusers can also go on to stalk their former partners.
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They didn't match, but it wasn't surprising: none of the crime-scene evidence could be linked with any suspects.
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But some DB11's styling is linked with the Bond car, according to Aston Martin's chief exterior designer, Miles Nurnberger.
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The positive response to the petition has been linked with BJP's recent success in state elections in northern Uttar Pradesh.
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In a new study researchers pinned down five factors that appear to be strongly linked with a significantly longer life.
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This is the first time the actor has been linked with someone since his September 2016 split from Angelina Jolie.
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Exposure to triclosan in general is linked with disruption of hormone function and the development of antibiotic resistance in bacteria.
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Thousands of confirmed and suspected Brazilian cases of microcephaly were linked with the Zika virus, Brazilian officials said in 2016.
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Since the early days of postcode wars, grime has always been inextricably linked with the idea of location and repping.
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Over the past 15 years or so sitting has been linked with cancer, heart disease and diabetes and even depression.
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You can be sleep-deprived from partying until sunrise, which you may not want anyone linked with work to know.
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The onset of sustained capital outflow from China may be linked with the intensification of the authorities' anti-corruption campaign.
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"There is something magical about the forest and the Finnish soul has always been linked with it," reads the guide.
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In years past, Bones has been linked with country music artists Rachel Reinert, formerly of Gloriana, and guitarist Lindsay Ell.
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These feedback requests are then centralized in one interface, and can then be linked with the feature they would inspire.
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Xiaomi and Ant Financial are two of a cluster of major tech names being linked with IPOs in Hong Kong.
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Thalidomide, a morning-sickness drug forever linked with scandal and disaster, found new uses in leprosy and a blood cancer.
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"By studying the genomes of these parasites we found two genetic markers that are linked with piperaquine resistance," Amato said.
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The rest are being checked, and of the confirmed cases of microcephaly, only a few have been linked with Zika.
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The left, traditionally linked with the working class and unions, has long opposed trade accords that might hurt their constituents.
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The peace deal has been opposed by much smaller but violent extremist bands mostly linked with the Islamic State group.
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Harris held both jobs in 1994, the same year she was linked with Brown, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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And a study of ketamine found that greater "out of body" feelings were linked with better odds of depression relief.
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California's trading system is currently linked with Quebec's, and there's been talk of other West Coast states joining as well.
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The incident prompted some figures linked with the alt-right to assume the term "new right" to describe themselves instead.
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Bolt's fierce American rival Justin Gatlin, who has served two doping bans, has also been linked with the Nitro Series.
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Not only does the diet contain the omega-3 rich fish, it's a known inflammation buster linked with curbing depression.
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Villagers believe his recent arrest is linked with his plans to renew a campaign for the return of the land.
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Participants' answers are linked with Australian Medicare records to produce comprehensive information about people's medical history and skin cancer risk.
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It has previously been linked with a move for a stake in Vale's Goro nickel-cobalt mine in New Caledonia.
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The emirate has long been linked with the technology, with one route to Fujairah and another to Abu Dhabi mooted.
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Their medical records were linked with data spanning 2004 through 2014 on licensing and motor vehicle crashes in New Jersey.
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Beyond the physical changes that PCOS causes, the syndrome has also been linked with anxiety, depression, and other mental illnesses.
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And its roots are inextricably linked with the wonder and innovation of the Atomic Age—far beyond just its name.
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Metals linked with steel markets - nickel, zinc and lead - recorded the biggest losses, with copper only barely in positive territory.
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These problems can be linked with the inaccessibility disabled students usually encounter in colleges and other spheres of civil society.
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The Somalia's government blamed al-Shabab, which is linked with al Qaeda, for the attack, according to the news service.
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Excess nitrates in groundwater, such as those associated with pig manure, are linked with health problems like blue baby syndrome.
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Rivera's work was closely linked with Johnson's at a time when the term "transgender" had not yet entered the vernacular.
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The backlash against big tech companies, which are now inextricably linked with advertising, is rippling through the world of marketing.
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The samples were to measure markers of inflammation, which has been linked with heart disease, cancer and other health problems.
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The US considered Soleimani a terrorist, and he&aposd been linked with the deaths of hundreds of US service members.
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McGregor has been linked with fights against Jorge Masvidal at welterweight, Khabib Nurmagomedov at lightweight, and Manny Pacquiao in boxing.
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Also, older age, larger arm circumference, hard cuff design, and older device models were linked with diastolic blood pressure discrepancy.
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Captain Cernan's name has sometimes been linked with Armstrong's as the first and last humans to walk on the moon.
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As it turns out, an increased risk of cardiovascular disease has been also linked with long workweeks, Seixas said. 21.
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Job insecurity has already been linked with higher body mass index (BMI), a measure of weight in relation to height.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linked to Zhenjiang Municipality: HanRui's ratings are credit-linked with those of Zhenjiang municipality in Jiangsu province.
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"I believe our military arms are developed with taxpayer dollars and are inextricably linked with our national security," Paul said.
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FROST: IN TERMS OF POTENTIAL ACQUISITIONS, YOU WERE LINKED WITH MAYBE MAKING A BID FOR DEUTSCHE BANK, RULED THAT OUT.
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Greatness reflects not only prosperity, but it is also linked with an atmosphere, a social environment that makes life meaningful.
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Lower blood pressure has been linked with a lower risk of cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, and cardiovascular mortality.
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Raytheon and Italy's Alenia Aermacchi are also vying for the deal, while Northrop is linked with BAE Systems and L-3.
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La Niña is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean and is linked with floods and droughts.
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It would be fitting then that Harry would use a stone from an iconic piece that's linked with his late mother.
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The current study found that grain-based items and fast foods containing meat were linked with greater increases in phthalate levels.
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So long as black progression is presumed to be linked with white acceptance, liberation is nothing more than a fever dream.
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Several of the cases include pregnant women, which is worrisome considering Zika has been linked with a birth defect called microcephaly.
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Older Sonos speakers don't miss out on this convenience, as they can be linked with and controlled by Amazon Echo devices.
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The acid house scene of the late 80s and early 90s has become inextricably linked with ecstasy in the public consciousness.
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Fitch views LP as being credit-linked with the French state and applies a top-down rating approach from the sovereign.
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But worries about the cost of the BRI, a project closely linked with President Xi Jinping's foreign policy, have become widespread.
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While she's been romantically linked with Nick Jonas, the actress tells McCarthy she's tired of answering questions about her love life.
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Lashkar-e-Jhangvi al-Alami, a Sunni sectarian group linked with militant group Islamic State, claimed responsibility for the mosque attack.
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We know that's insane to say, but had you ever head of Hailey Baldwin before she was linked with Justin Bieber?
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It is not yet clear whether they were linked with militants who have carried out other deadly attacks in recent months.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Linked to Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: IMHCD's ratings are credit-linked with those of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
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There are echoes of January 2740, when another previously unknown Chinese player, Shanghai Chaos, was linked with a copper price implosion.
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But when people without those conditions take it, it has been linked with improvements in alertness, energy, focus and decision-making.
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Dementia in the care recipient was strongly linked with instances of abuse, Quinn's team writes in the journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine.
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Some of the laws that were linked with greater numbers of gun related deaths came as a surprise to the researchers.
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Apnea that isn't properly treated has been linked with excessive daytime sleepiness, decreased quality of life, heart attacks and heart failure.
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Very mob rule, nationalistic, racist, all these things that are being linked with it, largely due to Donald Trump's pushing it.
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He also said he is unaware of any other mosquito-borne illness that is linked with birth defects such as microcephaly.
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As a precaution, any of the company's customers should probably change the passwords of social media accounts linked with their uKnowKids.
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A review published in 2012 found that most common foods are linked with both a higher and lower risk of cancer.
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Its 12,000 members cited research that high-fat cheese products are linked with up to 53% increase in breast cancer risk.
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Furthermore, self-blame is linked with more distress, anxiety, depression, harsh self-criticism, low self-worth and poorer recovery from trauma.
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CTE is linked with both a heightened risk for aggression (Hernandez had been convicted of killing his former roommate) and suicide.
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Baldwin was recently linked with singer Shawn Mendes after the pair attended the Met Gala in New York together in May.
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The No. 1 cause of infant mortality among newborns is premature birth, which has traditionally been linked with inferior prenatal care.
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The analysis also found that in 215 cases, taking out a menstrual cup was linked with an intrauterine device becoming dislodged.
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So I linked with photographer and good friend of mine Adam Degross to help me bring this picture perfect visual alive!
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"They are linked with banned Islamist militant group Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT)," police spokesman Maruf Hussain Sarder told Reuters on Thursday.
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The vernal equinox, she explains, is inextricably linked with this cycle of rebirth, as well as the feminine presence of nature.
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TBHQ is also considered safe, though in high doses it has been linked with brain toxicity and some other health concerns.
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Zurnal said that a Bosnian government official and a journalist linked with a Croatian diplomat serving in Bosnia were also involved.
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It's been linked with fatigue and skin changes, but all that seemed a tiny price to pay for keeping my breast.
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It&aposs linked with impulsivity and risky behavior, like reckless driving, gambling, drug and alcohol use, and other self-destructive behaviors.
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Since 1920, the Brighton Beach Line has been linked with Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan by the completed Flatbush Avenue subway tunnel.
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Specifically, breast-feeding is linked with decreases in diarrhea, middle ear infections, and respiratory infections and increases in IQ and nutrition.
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In fact, paranoia and psychotic behaviors are so strongly linked with meth in our social consciousness they've essentially become a joke.
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And for Wittmann, understanding the perception of time is inextricably linked with an understanding of one of life's greatest mysteries: consciousness.
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He added that physical training was linked with success in e-sports, and that playing video games had a physical dimension.
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Depression is a relatively common phenomenon that afflicts over 300 million people worldwide and is closely linked with the neurotransmitter serotonin.
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Bishop Bransfield is closely linked with former Cardinal McCarrick, who presided with two other cardinals at his 2005 consecration in Wheeling.
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Climate change also has been linked with more extreme weather events, malnutrition and the spread of infectious diseases, such as malaria.
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Flashback: For a whole decade, the region experienced a boom linked with China's apparently endless need for commodities — copper, soybean, oil.
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The network, which is based in Waziristan, a tribal area of Pakistan, is linked with both the Taliban and al Qaeda.
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"Scientists have been studying many factors that could be linked with ALS, such as heredity and environmental exposures," the CDC says.
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The former New York mayor reportedly met several political figures in Kiev last week who have themselves been linked with corruption.
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Premature and early births are linked with negative health outcomes for infants and children, including a higher risk of respiratory problems.
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Nashiri has also been linked with an attack on a French ship and an attempted attack on a second U.S. vessel.
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At least eight cases of E. coli have been linked with Fresh Express Sunflower Crisp salad kits, which contain romaine lettuce.
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The petition cites research that high-fat cheese products are linked with up to a 53% increase in breast cancer risk.
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In the current study, however, the proportion of gun households with unlocked and loaded firearms wasn't linked with youth suicide rates.
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"We are not seeking profits from financial trading and all of our trades will be linked with physical supplies," Uchida said.
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Reading, be it a novel or a biography is linked with reduced stress, improved language and stronger memory skills, research shows.
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A new study from Penn State University suggests that certain specific cognitive exercises are linked with prolonging people's ability to drive.
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It used nationally representative survey data about gender norms for about 12,000 high school students, linked with their high school transcripts.
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You can also see the power of catchy music, especially when linked with a household name, in this summer's Mamma Mia!
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Although he was a Trump supporter during the campaign, he is not as closely linked with the president as Nunes is.
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Big clubs (and financially, they scarcely come bigger than Manchester City) will always be linked with the best players on the planet.
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Masculinity is closely tied to one's virility and interest in sexual gratification, while femininity is linked with one's sexual desirability or sexiness.
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China Great Wall's ratings are credit-linked with those of the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable), and rated one notch below the sovereign.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Credit-Linked with Sovereign: An upgrade of Fitch's credit view on the sovereign may trigger positive rating action on KORAIL.
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Perhaps that's because higher status jobs involve more sitting, and higher socioeconomic position is linked with a lower risk of chronic disease.
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Here, drinking to excess is culturally linked with aggression and manhood, and may be more deliberately pursued outside the family at bars.
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As of December 3, Brazil has confirmed 2,228 cases of microcephaly linked with Zika, and there are 3,173 cases still under investigation.
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And as an artist whose rise to fame is inextricably linked with social media, we're wondering what Cardi's going to do next.
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The information in a participant's Baseline Profile will not be linked with other information associated with their Google account without their consent.
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That same month the agency announced it would not halt Chlorpyrifos, a pesticide linked with brain damage from being sprayed on crops.
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After the win, McGregor's first since 2016, many names were linked with a summer showdown against the fight game's most famous face.
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The director has been previously romantically linked with Game of Thrones' Emilia Clarke and Girl With the Dragon Tattoo star Rooney Mara.
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For women like Ana, not having power was directly linked with the disruption of normalcy and her descent into a deep depression.
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All the while, people linked with Uranium One – and its previous incarnation UrAsia – reportedly paid the Clinton Foundation $145 million in donations.
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The conflict between fighters linked with Islamic State (IS) and the Philippine armed forces ended in October, after five months of destruction.
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Jones apparently tampered with a crime scene, presumably one involving Cage, who she was romantically linked with in the Jessica Jones series.
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Uruguay launched its government-regulated marijuana marketplace in an effort to fight rising homicide and crime rates linked with illicit drug trafficking.
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Fatty liver disease is known to be linked with a higher risk of a dangerous liver cancer called hepatocellular carcinoma, or HCC.
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The melodic bounce track linked with PND's more abstract flow is another certified track that you need to add to your playlist.
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For example, in a study that used psilocybin to help smokers quit, success was strongly linked with having a complete mystical experience.
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The ratings are equalized and linked with the other core subsidiaries: Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) and MUFG Americas Holding Corporation.
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The talented Pachuca player has been linked with several major clubs and recently appeared to be on his way to Manchester United.
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He saw increases in serotonin metabolism in the prefrontal cortex, a neurotransmitter and part of the brain linked with mood and personality.
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These might include aromatic devices, speakers, or relaxing light displays, all of which could be linked with the pillow through small sensors.
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If you want to try that Mediterranean diet that has been linked with longevity and healthy brains, the guidelines map it out.
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Unsurprisingly, having sex on a given day was linked with feelings of sexual satisfaction on that day — and even two days later.
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Eco-friendly, environmentalist politics tend to be linked with the ideas of the left, not fused with the oppressive politics of fascism.
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But its data harvesting practices are being linked with German competition law on account of Facebook's dominant market position in the country.
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However, the decision on who will be the next ECB chief is tightly linked with a few other important calls in Europe.
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Known as PFAS, the chemicals are linked with cancer and other health impacts and have contaminated water in at least 2628 states.
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The survey also showed a distinct regional difference in perceptions, although this did not appear to be linked with how regions voted.
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Today, more than a few of those classmates have died or are suffering from cancers and neurological illnesses linked with Agent Orange.
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The PKK, which has waged a decades-long insurgency, is linked with another bomb attack in Ankara in February that killed 29.
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Mr. Wang has also been linked with entities holding hidden stakes in three condominiums in the Time Warner Center in New York.
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An antioxidant found in chocolate called catechin was linked with lower rates of lung cancer in a study of elderly Dutch men.
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Morocco's Banque Centrale Populaire SA has been linked with taking a stake in the Rwandan bank, according to previous Moroccan press reports.
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Sheppard believes such questions stem from able-bodied audience members who think having a disability is inextricably linked with being physically limited.
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Though scientists don't know what type of imbalance in neurotransmitters cause OCD for sure, glutamate abnormalities have been linked with the condition.
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Among the dogs whose owners were humming, the dogs' stress responses did not appear to be linked with their opening the door.
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One name that is constantly linked with succeeding Ecclestone is FIA Formula E series founder, and former GP2 team owner, Alejandro Agag.
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Chopin would be romantically linked with other women but his only lasting relationship was with the trouser-wearing, cigar-smoking George Sand.
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The expression (and suppression) of anger is linked with increased health risks that include stroke, heart disease, pain and immune system problems.
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The heat that dogged 2120 and 183 was exacerbated by El Niño, the Pacific climate pattern linked with higher-than-average temperatures.
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To further complicate matters, some of the gene variants now linked with disease probably don't cause as many problems in other environments.
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Zhong is closely linked with HNA as well, having been a director of the airline for almost four years until August 2018.
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Trump has repeatedly called for "extreme vetting" of those entering the U.S. from countries linked with terrorism, regardless of whether they're refugees.
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That happened earlier this year, when Calloway's name forever became linked with the trendiest term in pop culture right now: a scam.
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Sitting too long has been linked with various adverse health outcomes, including obesity, heart disease, cancer and poor mental health, he said.
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The CAB has many Muslims frightened in part because it's closely linked with another contentious document: India's National Register of Citizens (NRC).
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In the short-term, e-cigarettes have also been linked with lung irritation and injury (when the devices go haywire and explode).
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Researchers have found that anxiety is more common than depression in pregnancy and that an overactive amygdala is linked with increased anxiety.
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Early reports indicate all five work for financial companies that have been linked with Manafort, although some of their identities remain unconfirmed.
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This data will only ever be used for the purposes of improving healthcare and will never be linked with Google accounts or products.
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I remind you that so far 75 individuals linked with terrorist activities have been arrested in our country since the beginning of 2016.
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"San Diego's economy is very much linked with Baja California's economy," said Democratic California Assemblyman Todd Gloria, who represents the San Diego area.
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Of course, if you believe your sign is inextricably linked with your sexual self, may we suggest these sex toys and these positions?
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In fact, some research indicates that morning sickness could be a good sign — it may be linked with a lower risk for miscarriage.
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Researchers accounted for other dietary factors, physical activity and obesity, so that any effect measured could be independently linked with sugar-sweetened beverages.
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The dominant flu strain during the last season, H3N2, has been linked with severe disease and death, particularly among children and the elderly.
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Anxiety and depression were also linked, with about a third of workaholics likely to experience anxiety and 8.9% of workaholics meeting depression criteria.
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Not wearing a seat belt is linked with another 30%, but that risk factor probably occurs more consistently throughout the year, he added.
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It also sounds like the multiplayer and single-player components of the experience will be closely linked, with progression shared between the two.
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In industrialized societies, however, status is not as closely linked with family size; it's often measured by markers of economic wealth, she says.
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This was then linked with another new line, costing $1.5 billion and also funded by Chinese loans, to Naivasha in the Rift Valley.
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According to Moreno, this proves that Assange is still linked with WikiLeaks — he thinks that Assange interferes in internal affairs of other states.
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And within the world of contemporary moral philosophy, the defense of abortion is inextricably linked with the defense of assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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The researchers were looking for a pattern of heart rate variability that's been linked with cardiovascular events like heart attacks and sudden death.
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The Environmental Protection Agency will not ban chlorpyrifos, a commonly used pesticide linked with heath and developmental problems in children, the NYT reports.
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PCOS is also linked with infertility, and many women with PCOS simultaneously suffer from coexisting metabolic and cardiovascular conditions, like diabetes and hypertension.
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By itself, dense breast tissue is linked with a higher risk of cancer—a risk that increases the more dense tissue you have.
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Half of these patients were offered to have their genetic code analyzed to see whether they were carrying any mutations linked with disease.
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The analysis found that false stories and fake news about Merkel spread widely on Facebook, especially when linked with the topic of refugees.
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The single currency fell more than half a percent on risks linked with the French election to be held in April and May.
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The Kisses have become so intrinsically linked with the company that Kiss-shaped lampposts adorn the streets of Hershey, Pennsylvania — tip and all.
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The fate of those Palestinians - the vast majority of whom have never been able to return - is inextricably linked with that of Israel.
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There are medications, like lithium, for people with bipolar disorder, that have been linked with decreased risk of suicidal behavior and suicide death.
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They include five non-independent directors - Li Zixue, Li Buqing, Gu Junying, Zhu Weimin and Fang Rong, all from firms linked with Zhongxingxin.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Credit-Linked with Sponsor: An upgrade of Fitch's credit view of the sponsor may trigger positive rating action on XiangJiang Group.
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As with (Narr's) study, these findings suggest that close friendships in early and middle adolescence are linked with wellbeing over a decade later.
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Carson argued that he would not prevent a company linked with Trump from working with HUD if it might benefit low-income Americans.
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There are also genetic variants that are associated with ancestry that have been linked with different health outcomes, including certain types of cancer.
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Many, like Type 1 diabetes and celiac disease, are linked with specific gene variants of the immune system, suggesting a strong genetic component.
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Moon, closely linked with South Korea's 1998-2008 policies of engaging with the North, came to office promising to revive ties with Pyongyang.
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Alibaba, Flipkart, Paytm and countless others have been linked with deals since then as Jabong failed to maintain its position in the market.
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La Nina is characterised by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean region and is also linked with floods and drought.
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At least 400 indigenous tribes live in the rainforest, and their cultures and livelihoods are intimately linked with the state of the Amazon.
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Previous research by the WCRF has found only limited evidence that consuming fish may be linked with a reduced risk of bowel cancer.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said reports that he did not disclose ties to a firm linked with Russian President Vladimir Putin are wrong.
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Over the ensuing months, Evans continued to be linked with teams in England and abroad, and drew similar reactions from each club's fans.
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North Korea's catastrophic human rights record is inextricably linked with the threat of its nuclear weapons, and addressing those abuses cannot be avoided.
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In addition, women who take antidepressants may be taking other medications, such as anticonvulsant agents, that have also been linked with birth defects.
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He has not played professionally since, but was linked with joining a number of clubs after his release from prison in October 2014.
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In Canada, the ideology has been linked with acts of aggression and violence, including the shooting against RCMP officers in Edmonton last year.
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Respected Chinese financial magazine Caixin reported at the time that Zhang's detention was likely linked with the commission's probe into the finance sector.
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Chronic boredom is dangerous, linked with impulsivity and risky behavior, like reckless driving, gambling, drug and alcohol use, and other self-destructive behaviors.
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And why would one class of drugs lead to such experiences, while the joys linked with others are seen as fake or fraudulent?
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Facebook and Google-parent Alphabet, both of which have been directly linked with privacy concerns, now trade at valuations near 52-week lows.
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Through a series of improbable events, Axminster Carpets is now closely linked with a corporation that, image-wise, is the opposite of aristocratic.
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It seeks to present the Caribbean islands not as fragmented but as fundamentally linked, with a shared, complicated history and rich contemporary culture.
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What's more, not all cases of dementia are preventable; about 7 percent are linked with genetics and can't be modified with lifestyle changes.
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Meanwhile, Dutch research suggests higher potency cannabis is linked with a higher rate of first time admissions to treatment for cannabis use disorder.
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He said 15 people, mainly linked with the National Russophile Movement were questioned as part of the investigation and eight were temporary detained.
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Just last month, research out of Canada showed that higher levels of social media use was linked with increased depressive symptoms in adolescents.
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But this is a difficult idea to swallow in a novel where femininity is inextricably, exuberantly linked with miserable yearning and sexual objectification.
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Obesity was recently linked with an increased risk for multiple heart attacks by a study published in the European Journal of Preventative Cardiology.
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Like the birth defect known as microcephaly, Guillain-Barré is suspected to be linked with Zika, although the connection is not yet definitive.
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It's true that, historically, queer sexualities have been problematically linked with "deviant" behavior and used by the criminal justice system in punitive ways.
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WHO, the United Nations' public health agency, noted that climate change has been linked with the spread of infectious diseases such as malaria.
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Sex produces a positive "after-glow" that lasts for up to two days, which is linked with relationship quality over the long term.
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I've reviewed here only how marijuana access is linked with reductions in opioid-associated damage: I do not have space to examine the studies on how it has also been linked with reductions in traffic deaths and those that suggest people often use marijuana instead of alcohol, which is a much riskier drug in terms of violence (including sexual assaults).
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Fear of childbirth is linked with lower tolerance for labor pain and higher odds of postpartum depression, researchers note in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth.
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Uncontrolled high blood pressure affects one-third of Americans, and is linked with heart disease, strokes, kidney disease and all sorts of other complications.
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To do this, she queried the data for the URL linked with her company's login page, which generates a unique ID for each employee.
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The latter scenario is also a matter of public interest because an increase in hate crimes has been linked with Trump's rise to power.
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Alibaba is being heavily linked with a public listing in Hong Kong, which could reportedly happen in Q3 and raise up to $20 billion.
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The study observed that "self-reported religious service attendance has been linked with longevity," and confirmed this by examining obituaries from 43 U.S. cities.
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Though a separate entity, it's inextricably linked with the feminist movement, both being rooted in the concept of equality and primarily driven by women.
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Massive concrete blocks typically used to wall off lanes of traffic span the bridge's northern end, linked with razor wire and lit by floodlights.
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But often when price moves are linked with a weather story, just one or two improved forecast model runs can completely reverse the trend.
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E. Jeffreys, who teaches theater studies at New York University, says drag culture "became inextricably linked with the gay community" starting in the 1930s.
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He suggests that low trust in government is linked with the decline of social capital (blame television), globalisation and the cult of the individual.
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Faris, 42, started dating cinematographer Michael Barrett in 2017, and Pratt, 39, was first linked with Katherine Schwarzenegger, 29, on Father's Day in 2018.
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At first this looks sinister, reminiscent of the naval sonar tests which have only recently been limited after being linked with mass whale strandings.
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Throat cancer -- also linked with smoking -- caused the deaths of country great Carl Perkins at 247 and Levon Helm of The Band at 255.
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While Grab, and to a lesser extent Go-Jek, forced Uber from the Middle East, Careem has been linked with an acquisition from Uber.
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That's why prepared and packaged foods have been heavily linked with epidemic of diet-related diseases, including obesity and metabolic disorders, around the world.
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One concern is that some people on keto will see their cholesterol levels increase, which is linked with a heightened risk of heart disease.
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This sweet-tasting drink made with fermented honey and water has been consumed for centuries, and is linked with ancient traditions around the globe.
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It had been nearly 10 years since she died at a relatively young 63 from mesothelioma, a cancer almost entirely linked with asbestos exposure.
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In other words, the stability of your circadian rhythm is intimately linked with not only how you feel emotionally, but also your overall wellbeing.
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The CDC plans to issue updated reports each Thursday to ensure that information about pregnancy outcomes linked with the Zika virus is publicly available.
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Airbnb had been linked with a China-based acquisition of its own, but rumors of a deal to buy Xiaozhu never came to fruition.
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Santos' Gabriel Barbosa and 19-year old Gabriel Jesus, who have both been linked with Europe's big clubs, will play alongside Neymar up front.
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It was Senator Jeff Sessions who walked with arms linked with Congressman John Lewis, a renowned Civil Rights hero, across the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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The company has been linked with an investment from internet giant Tencent to push on in China, but so far nothing has been confirmed.
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The products have also been linked with mesothelioma, a rare and deadly form of cancer that affects the delicate tissue that lines body cavities.
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We discuss his source of inspiration, "alternate reality" instrumental techniques, and the challenge of writing cinematic music only indirectly linked with on-screen action.
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Drake and Future flew all types of producers and stuff in, so yeah, I just linked with him, and he shot me some beats.
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"The fact that Bernie Sanders' name was linked with Kibbutz Shaar Haamakim is a big honor for the kibbutz," said its chairman Yair Merom.
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These long, uninterrupted periods of physical lethargy have been linked with increased risks for diabetes, heart disease, premature mortality and, not least, weight gain.
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Both companies shrugged off the U.S. steel tariffs in their quarterly earnings, but raised concerns of weakening demand linked with U.S. tariffs on autos.
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Governments around the world have already shown a willingness to tax products that have been linked with health problems, including cigarettes, alcohol and sugar.
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He has, by his own admission, been linked with "10 or 12" jobs in England since he first left the United States in 2011.
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The card, which will be linked with Apple's Wallet app, will allow users to set spending goals, track rewards, and manage balances, WSJ said.
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The Flayed Lord, or Xipe Tótec, was linked with fertility, agricultural cycles and war, according to a statement from Mexican authorities released on Wednesday.
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The election has become inextricably linked with the peace process, which has grabbed headlines for months but is yet to produce a major breakthrough.
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In South Africa, Bell Pottinger had become inextricably linked with the "Zupta" project and with the insidious propagation of the "white monopoly capital" theme.
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Five of those 13 were heads of the Valle brothers cartel, which was linked with Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, previously controlled by Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman.
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Household Names: Winger Yevhen Konoplyanka was persistently linked with a move to the Premier League last summer, before eventually signing for Sevilla in July.
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IAG had previously been linked with the business, but on Friday, Chief Executive Willie Walsh said that his firm had not made a bid.
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It's been linked with Trump ever since the network allowed the then-reality TV host to muse racistly about Barack Obama's birthplace in 2011.
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Fredo Santana, the raucous Chicago rapper whose music was inextricably linked with trap's rise to the mainstream, has died at the age of 27.
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In order to find whether any of these genetic markers associated with food were also linked with disease, the researchers conducted a phenome study.
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In the earliest works in this exhibition, from 1383, drawing and painting are linked, with both composed of colored lines contained within round shapes.
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Additionally, prosecutors could potentially go after other people associated with him, including those who have been linked with the sex trafficking charges he faced.
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The business world is now inextricably linked with policy — in Washington, in Brussels, in Beijing — in a way that it has never been before.
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If linked with a partnering supermarket, Samsung also says that users will be able to order replacement food through the fridge's onboard operating system.
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The dominant flu strain this season, influenza A (H3N2), is especially potent, linked with severe disease and death, particularly among children and the elderly.
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In rare cases, Zika has also been linked with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a post-infectious autoimmune disorder that can cause temporary paralysis in adults.
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While in 1995 it may have been useful for AST to be closely linked with the FAA, we question whether that is still true.
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Known as PFOA and PFOS, they have been linked with thyroid defects, problems in pregnancy and certain cancers, even at low levels of exposure.
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In recent months, he has been linked with posts (some available, some not) at Europe's aristocrats: Arsenal, Manchester United, Bayern Munich, Paris St.-Germain.
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Earlier births are linked with negative health outcomesPremature babies, sometimes called "preemies," face a higher risk of health and development problems later in life.
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Murdock's been romantically linked with sad girl singer Lana Del Rey and Avril Lavigne, but settled down with Clint Eastwood's granddaughter Francesca in 2017.
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Fields, who has been linked with the nationalist groups, had initially been charged with second-degree murder, but the charge was upgraded last week.
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Paraguay striker Miguel Almiron has been so impressive that he is currently being linked with a move to English Premier League club Newcastle United.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Rating Linked With Sovereign: Cinda's ratings are linked to those of the Chinese sovereign (A+/Stable) and rated one notch lower.
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But she had also been linked with numerous venture capital initiatives and the editor-in-chief role soon to be vacant at British Vogue.
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"There's no Jamie lookalike," says one senior executive at the bank not linked with the job, "but there are other ways to do it."
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Plus, says Doyle, a diet high in veggies and whole grains is linked with a lower risk of some types of cancer, especially colorectal cancer.
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Gaga is working on new music, has been (tenuously) romantically linked with Jeremy Renner, and will continue her Las Vegas "Enigma" residency in late May.
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Smoking has been linked with at least 17 types of cancer, but until now scientists were not clear on the mechanisms behind many of them.
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Facebook removed three networks of accounts and groups backed by Russia and linked with political interference in eight African countries, the social network said Wednesday.
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The court found that even though a dynamic IP address is not itself personal information, it can become personal information when linked with other data.
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are 1 of the 4 main types of infections linked with sepsis, along with lung, skin and gut infections, Gokhale says.
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Much of this appears linked "with mid-ranking officers barely bothering to suppress their contempt for a general staff it perceives as corrupt", it reported.
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On average, the study saw children having two to three hours a day of screen time, which was linked with the aforementioned negative performance outcomes.
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BHP's offer included an additional $275 million proposal, linked with acquiring a much larger stake in the unit managing the Cascabel project, Exploraciones Novomining (ENSA).
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Beyond anemia, it's possible that pica can be linked with stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or a developmental disorder, in which case, therapy can be helpful.
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Such illnesses have many causes, but a growing body of research demonstrates that in young people they are linked with heavy consumption of social media.
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"We also have to bear in mind that the security of the United States is linked with the security of its neighboring countries," he said.
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Active lessons were linked with better test scores, but in general they did not lead to higher levels of overall activity or improvements in BMI.
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A 2016 study found that living in or near green areas can was linked with longer life expectancy and improved mental health in female participants.
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The Washington Times was the most linked with 36, followed by Fox News online stories 25 times and the New York Post with 14 links.
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At a Wednesday news conference, Sheriff Jones said DeAngelo was linked with "some discarded DNA," although Jones wouldn't specify exactly how or what was collected.
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The bad news is that extra fat in these regions is also linked with a greater risk for diabetes, heart disease, cancer and other ailments.
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We're now starting to understand that toxoplasmosis is linked with things like schizophrenia, bipolar, suicide risk—all kinds of things—extroverted behavior, and car accidents.
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The former Netherlands defender Frank de Boer, who announced that he would leave the Dutch team Ajax, has been linked with the Everton manager's job.
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SoftBank has been heavily linked with an investment in Uber in recent weeks, and today CEO Masayoshi Son confirmed his interest in pursuing a deal.
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However, other important factors were not included in the analysis, she said, such as socioeconomic status, which has been shown to be linked with autism.
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Creatine monohydrate has even been linked with certain mental benefits, particularly among folks who rarely consume creatine through meat, such as vegetarians and the elderly.
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But just weeks after being called an "irrelevant" has-been, McGregor is now linked with four fighters, three of whom are contracted to the UFC.
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The trade in binary options has been linked with large-scale fraud, to the degree that the FBI in March issued a warning to investors.
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"Like France, Chartres is fed up with the traditional political system but it's not only linked with the recent affairs," said Mayor Jean-Pierre Gorges.
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Fathers' depression was linked with their sleep quality, fatigue and thoughts about infant sleep (doubts about managing infant sleep, and setting limits around infants' sleep).
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"Almost certainly every economy in the Asian region sees its future lying more closely linked with China," Mr. Prasad, the former I.M.F. official, told me.
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Although historically, these foreign policy voters were not always avid supporters of the GOP, political developments in Europe were closely linked with their voting preferences.
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On the second day, a man linked with white supremacist groups rammed his car into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing one person and injuring 19.
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For instance, a class of drugs called anticholinergics are commonly used off-label for this purpose, but they are linked with the risk of dementia.
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Fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) is linked with a wide range of health issues, especially heart and lung disease but also diabetes, hyperactivity and autism.
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The five witnesses — Donna Duggan, James Brennan, Conor O'Brien, Cindy Laporta, and Dennis Raico — all have been linked with Manafort's finances, according to NBC News.
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When William was on his gap year before university he was romantically linked with Craig and reported to have had a "pretend engagement" with her.
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"It's also easy for us to imagine sometime in the future games that are directly linked with cross-play and maybe cross-progression," he said.
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The offer also includes an additional $275 million proposal, linked with acquiring a 70 percent stake in the unit managing the Cascabel project, SolGold said.
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And the rise of tick-borne disease generally has been linked with the decline (or absence) of predators that eat the animals ticks feed on.
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While "progressivism" is a broad conviction about social development that can be linked with almost any political ideology, "socialism" has very specific precepts and goals.
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Companies however have not been able to conduct face-to-face meetings with advisers or potential investors due to travel restrictions linked with the outbreak.
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They had been linked with Fernandes over the last six months but had reportedly refused to meet Sporting's demand of 80 million euros up front.
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I eventually learned that in the absence of a medical condition, IUGR is almost exclusively linked with mothers who smoke or abuse drugs and alcohol.
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Romo has certainly been the most speculated-about player in this off-season, linked with a dozen or more teams at one time or another.
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Ultimately, the policemen took five houses along a street that extended north until it linked with a contiguous front manned by the Army's 16th Division.
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Sinochem Corp had last month been linked with a move to buy a stake in Chilean lithium producer SQM but denied it had such plans.
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At least eight people from three states have reported E. coli infections, which the CDC has linked with Fresh Express Sunflower Crisp chopped salad kits.
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The offer included an additional $275 million proposal, linked with acquiring a much larger stake in the unit managing the Cascabel project, Exploraciones Novomining (ENSA).
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Spending time in nature has been linked with numerous health benefits, from improving your memory and your mental health to decreasing your risk of cancer.
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What we do know is that the man whose name has become inextricably linked with #MeToo has been arrested and will likely soon be charged.
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"All reported incidents will be dealt with through a comprehensive procedure, which is linked with local law enforcement agencies and disciplinary channels," the spokesperson writes.
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In our latest study we investigated if not only the total amount of sitting, but different types of sitting, were linked with developing type 2 diabetes.
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They were either, some of them were even linked with criminals but most of them knew they were fearing or taking care about their own lives.
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When people think of "flash" they tend to think of lightning or comic book superheroes, while the word itself is intrinsically linked with connotations of speed.
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As with Dolly, Channing was indelibly linked with the character, and played her again on Broadway in 1974's Lorelei, a reworked version of the musical.
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That suggests a good chance some of the first deaths that could be directly linked with PEPFAR cuts would happen within a year of their passage.
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On October 19th the supreme court called a press conference to give its views on recent legal cases that state media have linked with historical nihilism.
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In the Damascus area "the problem remains specifically Douma, because everyone knows that there is an armed group in Douma linked with Saudi Arabia", Haidar said.
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Giftedness may even be linked with physiological conditions such as food allergies, asthma and autoimmune diseases, which sometimes go hand-in-hand with "sensory processing disorder".
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Meanwhile Britain's Nigel Farage, former leader of the UK Independence Party, has become increasingly linked with the far-right for his Pro-Brexit stance and euroskepticism.
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For the study, the team screened blood samples from patients with breast, lung, ovarian and colorectal cancers, looking for 58 genes typically linked with these cancers.
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And [Vo] is trying to bring in a critique of consumerism and capitalist desire, in a way that's kind of linked with the critique of masculinity.
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DANIEL HOLMESMiami Modern-day liberalism, having become inextricably linked with secular humanism, has a collective blind spot with respect to the passions commanded by religious belief.
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I really want it to be its own company and I think the real scalability comes when I am not as inextricably linked with the company.
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Preterm births, defined as a baby born before 37 complete weeks of pregnancy, are linked with a host of complications and the highest infant mortality rates.
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Jeremy Darroch, the well regarded CEO of bid target Sky, and Andrew Robertson, boss of rival ad agency BBDO, have also been linked with the job.
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The color purple is so inextricably linked with the artist Prince that the musician is often referred to as "The Purple One" — and with good reason.
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The rating is linked with SCB's IDR to reflect SCBSL's legal status as a branch of SCB, which makes it part of the same legal entity.
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Justine's now been linked with rapper GoldLink, who appears to address Justine's abuse allegations head-on in his track "Justine's Interlude," which he dropped last month.
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Science fiction seems so linked with synthesizers, and I can hear it in some of the stuff on this compilation why do you think that is?
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However, there has been a wave of artists whose brands have become intrinsically linked with the personal turmoil and angst that they pour into their music.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Links to Wuhan Municipality: WMG's ratings are credit-linked with those of Wuhan, the capital city of China's prosperous middle province of Hubei.
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Since the introduction of Apple Music, the iTunes Radio branding has gone away and the stations have more or less been linked with the streaming service.
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Although previous efforts by Facebook to take down accounts linked with spreading disinformation aimed at elections, the Iranian-backed campaign was targeting a scattering of issues.
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In Type 22019 diabetes, which is linked with obesity and aging, the body can't properly use or make enough insulin to convert blood sugar into energy.
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A picture of Ocasio-Cortez during the questioning has been turned into various memes, thanks to her gesticulating hand gestures that are traditionally linked with Italians.
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New evidence from a study of 450,000 Europeans suggests that drinking two artificially-sweetened soft drinks a day is linked with increased risk of early death.
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It seems that the two companies will still be closely linked, with Didi CTO Zhang Bo serving as CEO of the new autonomous driving company. 5.
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Toys were linked with 2.4% of brain injuries, while personal use items, home electronics and hobbies and other product groups accounted for another 6.6% of TBIs.
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Floyd Mayweather has been retired from professional boxing for two years, but he is seemingly forever linked with a rematch against his old rival Manny Pacquiao.
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Nuplazid is considered safer, according to analysts, as the drug does not affect dopamine production, instead targeting the 5HT2A receptor, which is linked with neuropsychiatric disturbances.
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Star player in qualifying: Denis Zakaria's commanding performances in the centre of midfield have seen him linked with both Arsenal and Manchester United, according to Goal.
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"No wonder workplace flexibility has been linked with a host of positive well-being outcomes, including higher job satisfaction, lower stress, and reduced work-family conflict."
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The trucking sector, which historically has been tightly linked with economic growth, accounts for almost a fifth of global oil demand — about 17m barrels a day.
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Sancho is expected to leave Dortmund at the end of the season, and is linked with Barcelona, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Real Madrid, says the report.
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Target's famous bull's-eye is so cosmically linked with the brand that it's hard to imagine the retail behemoth ever messing with the logo's red color.
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A La Nina weather event is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean region and is also linked with floods and drought.
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Dr. Volkow found that low D2 was linked with lower activity in the prefrontal cortex, which would impair one's ability to think critically and exercise restraint.
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Pools owe their characteristic smell not to chlorine but to such a compound, trichloramine, which has been linked with asthma in professional swimmers and pool workers.
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One man linked with the white supremacist groups allegedly drove his car into a crowd of people, killing one woman and injuring at least 19 others.
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"The activities are strongly linked with legal job markets," said Robert Črepinko, head of the European Migrant Smuggling Centre at Europol, the European law enforcement agency.
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Musk said in the deposition that he did a spot of Googling, and saw that Unsworth's home of Chiang Rai was linked with the sex trade.
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We ensured that what voters saw in mailboxes and in our digital program linked with what we were saying on the doors and on the phones.
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It already is well known, as shown by Luke Harding's book "Collusion" that Trump's businesses have been linked with members of Russian organized crime for years.
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Afghanistan has been intimately linked with Central Asia for 3,000 years, but for the past two decades, the United States treated the two as separate worlds.
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Both forms of exercise resulted in the reduction of a second type of heart fat, epicardial adipose tissue, which has also been linked with heart disease.
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"Failure to stick to a strict dietary regimen may be linked with feelings of failure or guilt, which may negatively impact our mental health," Dash says.
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"Considerable evidence shows that feeling stigmatized and shamed about one's body weight is linked with psychological distress, unhealthy behaviors, physiological stress, and weight gain," Dr. Puhl says.
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The increasing number of deaths from drug use in the United States has been linked with a surge in the distribution of prescription painkillers as one factor.
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Here's Emmanuel Stamatakis, an associate professor at the University of Sydney, over at the Conversation: ... sitting down at work isn't strongly linked with long-term health risks.
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The kids who'd gotten the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination appeared 239 percent less likely to be linked with autism than the children who weren't vaccinated.
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The kids who'd gotten the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccination appeared 7 percent less likely to be linked with autism than the children who weren't vaccinated.
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For many, like Alhendawi, the two issues have been inextricably linked, with waiting lists for classes of up to two years hindering their ability to start working.
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Speaking in New Delhi at the launch of a digital payment app linked with a nationwide biometric database, Modi exhorted Indians to reduce their dependence on cash.
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The event, which is linked with Sir Ben Ainslie's British America's Cup challenge, was organized to inspire schoolchildren to get into STEM programs as well as sailing.
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The healthy lifestyle definition was based on a large body of studies that have shown what personal habits are linked with higher or lower risks of cancer.
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However, refrigerators, televisions and "improved" floors (which means those made from something other than dirt) are not cheap either, and were generally linked with having less sex.
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As of now, you can only do two things: either go into rooms for your own solo sessions or meet with people you've linked with via Facebook.
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For most players outside of China, hardcore strategy games are closely linked with the PC, where the genre has a long history dating back to the 1990s.
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Hypertension affects about one-third of Americans, and is linked with heart disease, strokes, kidney disease and all sorts of other complications when it isn't properly managed.
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As Trasande and his colleagues point out in the study, several other chemicals, such as PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls, have been linked with female reproductive health problems.
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Waterhouse was most recently linked with director Darren Aronofsky when they were spotted together at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, but both reps denied any romantic relationship.
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That is likely to be difficult because trade is so deeply embedded in the US-China relationship and has been linked with other matters, like North Korea.
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Along with a lower rate of diabetic retinopathy, statin use was also linked with a lower need for invasive treatments for the eye disease, the researchers reported.
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America's discussions and policies about purity (including food purity) and hygiene are often linked with unease about the growing power of white women and people of color.
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"The administration used to destroy villages, kill people with white Toros," he says, referencing a model of Renault linked with the abduction and murder of Kurdish dissidents.
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Gnoli was linked with Pop, and like Jasper Johns with his flag paintings, seemed to enjoy subverting modernist metaphors by substituting the actual representations for their abstractions.
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Utilising society's discarded ephemera, he defined the creative process not as a separate sphere, but as intimately linked with everyday life as a process of organic transformation.
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He has been linked with a coaching position at Liverpool, where he spent 17 years as a player and lifted the Champions League in 2005 as captain.
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When the conservative movement inspired by National Review took over the GOP, the magazine became intimately linked with the party, and started having trouble criticizing Republican administrations.
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These receptors regulate the concentrations of the glutamate neurotransmitter in the brain, and recent research has shown that higher levels of glutamate are linked with major depression.
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A separate paper published by Stager's team in March of this year found that time discrepancies could be linked with temporary pools more so than permanent pools.
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Crypto is the most common cause of diarrhea outbreaks linked with swimming pools or water parks because it can survive up to 10 days in chlorinated water.
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Consuming gingerbread people has not been linked with a desensitization process that promotes cannibalism or violence towards others, and many animal crackers could also be considered generic.
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It is recently full of townhome complexes and apartments, denser housing that political scientists have linked with more economically and racially diverse residents — and more Democratic voters.
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Read more: Conor McGregor linked with comeback bouts against 4 fighters weeks after being called an 'irrelevant' has-been, and his coach says 'bring them all on!
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McGregor has been linked with UFC fights against Justin Gaethje, Frankie Edgar, and Dustin Poirier, as well as a boxing rules contest versus middleweight contender Luke Keeler.
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Dr. Nitun Verma, spokesperson for the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, was surprised that increased electronic media consumption wasn't linked with less reading or being read to.
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Insufficient sleep has been linked with seven of the fifteen leading causes of death in the U. S., they noted, including cardiovascular disease, accidents, diabetes, and hypertension.
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In addition to microcephaly, researchers reported finding other abnormalities linked with Zika including fetal deaths, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation and injury to the central nervous system.
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More from Tonic: HIV positive people who have just left the system face some other challenges, though, and one is directly linked with the looming opioid crisis.
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A study published in December 2016 in Nature Medicine used fMRI scans to identify different areas of the brain that were linked with different symptoms of depression.
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Could this explain the why being born by cesarean has been linked with an increased risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like asthma, eczema, and cardiovascular disease?
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The details: The five witnesses — Donna Duggan, James Brennan, Conor O'Brien, Cindy Laporta, and Dennis Raico — all have been linked with Manafort's finances, according to NBC News.
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But in its relatively short life span, the AR-15 has also become inextricably linked with tragedy and has been vilified as the weapon of mass murder.
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Among some of the political, economic, and social phenomena linked with polarization they bring up are immigration, banking crises/stock market crashes, and tax and regulatory policies.
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So far, she said, no one is reporting disruptions in the illegal drug supply, but that could happen and changes in supply are linked with overdose risk.
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Vitamin D isn't well understood but it's essential in keeping bones, teeth and muscles healthy and deficiency has been linked with cancer, heart disease, migraines and depression.
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The scientists also did not test their volunteers' cognition, so they could not say whether the differing thinking patterns among the runners were linked with being smarter.
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Caffeine is also linked with delaying the time it takes for you fall asleep, how long you stay there, and the reported quality of that shut eye.
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Fernandes recorded 63 goals and 52 assists in 137 appearances for Sporting, and had been linked with a move to Old Trafford over the last six months.
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His name is forever linked with Memphis, but Ettore Sottsass had a big life — before and after he organized the flamboyant Milanese movement that defined 1980s design.
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"The United States Embassy needs to try to understand Turkey not through people linked with terrorist organizations but through people who can conduct proper analysis," he said.
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It's not clear how many of those reports are true, but she was linked with Mick Jagger, Richard Harris and Warren Beatty, and even Carrie Fisher's father.
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Regularly consuming the foods was linked with a 9% higher risk of breast cancer, according to an analysis of previous studies looking at over 1.2 million women.
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In those studies, exposure to small particles has been linked with a range of bad cardiovascular outcomes, including heart attacks, high blood pressure, and coronary artery disease.
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They found that "progression-free survival," or the length of time doctors could keep the cancer under control, was not linked with health-related quality of life.
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And our columnist explains how Russia's adoption policy — which Mr. Trump said was the primary subject of the meeting — is inextricably linked with the lifting of sanctions.
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