That&aposs what you -- so, going back to what he said during the campaign, look back to Gorsuch, look back to the way that was handled.
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People always look back to look forward but stop at like 1950, and I'm like, 'Why can't we look back to Greece and ancient craft making?
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We don't have to look back to the Great Depression to understand the timeliness and urgency needed to strengthen Social Security, we need only go look back to 2008.
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Let's look back to a Forbes piece from last October.
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To understand what is happening, look back to the '22019s.
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One has to look back to 1955, 1980 and 1986.
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For that, we can look back to his previous policy statements.
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I also you know when you look back to last June.
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Before we really begin here, let's briefly look back to March.
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To understand conservatives' outsized importance, look back to 2016 exit polling.
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For evidence of this disinterest, look back to the 2016 election.
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More analysis is underway to look back to even earlier centuries.
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Look back to the lead up to the crash in 2008.
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Look back to the 2200s, he says — and back even further.
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Or they look back to when flight was only a dream.
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One has to look back to 1979 for a similar example.
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" "Just look back to Hurricane Katrina to see how important leadership was.
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The answer, on some level, was to look back to his roots.
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He would look back to the illustration of the feverishly multiplying microbes.
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To use one recent example, look back to the 1994 midterm elections.
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But they had to look back to her eye, so they didn't miss.
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Look back to get a sense of this intense, crazy, and inventive year.
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But look back to, say, October, and this result would have seemed unthinkable.
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For an answer, we'll have to look back to his relationship with Maynard.
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Today we look back to celebrate the most-looped Vines from CNN Politics.
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I look back to my comfort zone, and how I normally approach games.
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Never look back to this world so cruel toward you and your friends.
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If you look back to 1993, it decreased but hasn't decreased again (until now).
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When you look back to 2016, the LG G5 was doomed from the start.
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When Girls is over, we'll look back to these celebrity cameos with a wink.
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"Why do we have to look back to this time in history?" she asked.
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They may look back to a time when discrimination deprived their parents of equal opportunities.
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But by being late, I could look back to see how the times were changing.
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And 10 years from today, will we look back to 2017 with the same longing?
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Just look back to the 2012 Euros, when Portugal played the Czech Republic in Warsaw.
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We look back to when Geraldine A. Ferraro was on the Democratic ticket in 1984.
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We look back to last month's violent crackdown, and consider Sudan's troubled push for democracy.
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People are starting to pay more attention and look back to where it all began.
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As an example, we can look back to George A. Romero's Trilogy of the Dead.
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This experiment also spurred me to look back to the early days of my career.
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Because, as humans, we always look back to history to try and predict the future.
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MR. MULVANEY: The look back to what happened in 20193 — Q: The investigation into Democrats.
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Perhaps the federal government should look back to history, specifically the Homestead Act of 1862.
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If I had to look back to last week, he seemed to be the front runner.
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But look back to before Mr Cameron called the referendum and it is a different story.
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They focus on raw milk and cave-aged cheeses that look back to old world ways.
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You don't see what's in the back unless you look back to how this all began.
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Occasionally, Harvey would stop his motion before his release and look back to Warthen for advice.
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And we dig Sara Bonisteel's look back to a favored 19th-century recipe for shoofly pie.
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So this is a fitting moment to look back to the original story behind the opera.
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And as they look back to Iowa, they're going to see…Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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Here's a look back to help set a baseline and see if he can do it.
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For its origin story, we look back to the nuclear industry (like Godzilla got his start).
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Look back to World War II – just a blink of the eye in the timeline of history.
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This is one game we're going to have to look back to the rest of the year.
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Pro-Europeans look back to a golden age when statesmen were fired up by a common purpose.
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One may look back to see if the others are gaining, but it's a fairly individualistic pursuit.
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Often Uranus in Pisces encourages people to look back to the past and connect with their ancestors.
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Bloomberg should look back to his years as mayor as he figures out how to move forward.
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We don't know where to go, so we look back to find out where we came from.
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It's apt to look back to the '70s in Chile, and worth the trek to Abrons Art Center.
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We don't have to look back to the 19th century to see just how far things have improved.
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Before leaving the studio, I look back to the print of Jakobshavn Glacier on the wall once more.
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FOR evidence that modern democracy has lost its pep, look back to the age of cheery campaign jingles.
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To never look back, to cling desperately onto the money that you earned, dammit, that you sacrificed for.
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I look back to when I was a kid and wonder if my mom suffered while raising me.
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The best way to understand Harry Reid's lingering influence on Nevada politics is to look back to 22010.
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Elizabeth Warren can look back to the days of how good it felt to actually beat Texas Republicans.
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They need only look back to the man they purport to revere, Ronald Reagan, to make it happen.
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And yet, one doesn't have to look back to the 1940s for injustice behind-the-scenes in animation.
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After an election in which facts could be oh so elusive, it's instructive to look back to 2003.
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We look forward to the playoffs, then we will look back to what we have accomplished this season.
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Many Hispanics may look back to the lower standard of living their parents experienced in their countries of origin.
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So let's take a look back to see where we left off with each character in this handy slideshow.
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If you look back to 2014, though, conditions looked like El Niño was going to show up that year.
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Neocons see military action as the first option, and they never look back to view the mayhem that follows.
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When you look back to the past five years, it appears that off-season storms are on the rise.
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And by doing that, if I look back to those pictures of Merckx lying in bed, it's the storytelling.
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The wide-open eyes of the guy in the foreground look back to our entry point on the left.
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A quick look back to 2016 shows Trump won 11 of those 12 states with more Republican registered voters.
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Republicans need only look back to Justice Elena Kagan who, like Judge Kavanaugh, had served in the White House.
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And you can look back to the precedents of the Fed and they've been clear about where they stand.
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"If you look back to where we were [a year ago], the marketplaces are showing remarkable resilience," she added.
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Still, someday, I hope we look back to Standing Rock as the place where we came to our senses.
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If we need fresh examples of ICE human rights violations, we need only to look back to last month.
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They trudge back aboveground, on one condition: Orpheus must not look back to see if she is following him.
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"Cersei's look back to him…well, he's probably always known that she was in charge in their relationship," they said.
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NOT LOOK BACK TO TEN YEARS AGO AND TALK ABOUT WHAT IT WAS BEFORE THE FINANCIAL CRISIS BEFORE THE REMAKE.
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Click through to see the out-of-the-box ways Proenza Schouler brought this beat-down look back to life.
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You'll have to look back to an August video for that, or wait for the game's release sometime in 2017.
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If you believe that the sum of its parts is worth more than this price here, … look back to 2009.
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Look back to a few decades before the inception of PETA, and wearing fur wasn't always equated with animal cruelty.
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When you look back to the involvement of political figures, I think it was very helpful in the early days.
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Older Cubans look back to the years when the island was a heavily subsidised Soviet satellite as ones of relative abundance.
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With that in mind, we took a look back to see what inspired Nolan and his team in the first place.
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We could look back to the old one, visible as a faint realm of architecture, but our perspective had fully shifted.
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If you look back to, like, 2006 or so, only about half of people who had insurance even had a deductible.
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If you look back to, like, 2400 or so, only about half of people who had insurance even had a deductible.
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But its songs still look back to Sahara home turf, from their modal riffs and North African rhythms to their lyrics.
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It was as if my interest in him had inspired him to look back, to remember things and people half forgotten.
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If you look back to some of the research happening at Carnegie Mellon and other places, you have these incredible ... MIT.
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The company's announcement sparked a wave of nostalgia on Twitter as people look back to the glory days of the physical keyboard.
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We, the audience, look back to their pre-artmaking periods through the optics of their eventual production, against the grain of time.
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And I think if you look back to your first afternoon here at Cardigan, perhaps you will recall that you were lonely.
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"But when you look back to the state sector, many continue to lag their forecasts or are projecting budget gaps," he said.
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One need not look back to the days of poll taxes and literacy tests and all-white primaries to find this history.
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It's possible that Sanders could bow out this week, but he can look back to his primary run as having been transformative.
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But still, when I look back to our first records, it has always been apparent in our work and in our expressions.
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But enough about the bad stuff — let's look back to a better time, when major media companies literally produced musical press releases.
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To really understand X-Men: Apocalypse, you have look back to director Bryan Singer's first film about the team of superpowered mutants.
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If there is a blue wave nationally in the midterms, many will look back to Virginia in 22016 as an early sign.
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Turner countered that if that was an example of sexism, perhaps voters should look back to Hillary Clinton's attacks against then-Sen.
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While we do look back to find and re-introduce musical treasures from the past, we are equally interested in introducing new sounds.
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But look back to 2015, before Brexit fears set in, and you'll see prices in London were already trending down from 2014 highs.
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In this country we can look back to the Doomsday Book as an institution that thought, 'How can we make sense of populations?
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In countries still reeling from the worldwide financial crisis, it's a solace to look back to an era of muscular, public-minded development.
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It is good to look back to these world wars to understand how they started, in order to prevent the unimaginable: another one.
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And slightly longer actually, if you look back to the early, early digital type, but now and in the public consciousness, it's software.
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Forget, for a moment, questions about Russian meddling in current American affairs, and look back to Russia's history on the North American continent.
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Those on the hunt for Republican epiphanies should look back to 2004 for the one they've been consistently having for over a decade.
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But a look back to the financial crisis 10 years ago should serve as a stark reminder on how quickly that can change.
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And if we look back to the origin stories of the gender roles in which we were able to be assigned, it's very limited.
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"If we look back to last year, it looks like history is repeating itself," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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But to understand how we get selfies, President Trump and Tinder, you have to look back to the 1990s, Vanity Fair's David Friend says.
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You only need to look back to the Victorian era to discover a time when the genders we associate with those colors was flipped.
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In the future, we could look back to him elbowing Reid as the moment that changed the course of the season, and history itself.
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"I think if you look back to the last nomination, there was an intentional effort to reach out and get their thoughts," Short said.
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But when I look back to the summer of 1992 (or was it 1993?), my experience at Space Camp taught me several life lessons.
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And in 2020, Democrats can look back to one of their most devastating opponents, Ronald Reagan, to see how the problem can be overcome.
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With the announcement on Tuesday that the couple are going to be parents, it's time to take a look back to where it all began.
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"Mulvaney: "The look-back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation.
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Why not look back to other historical moments when photography was transmitted through mass media, such as the rise of photography magazines or photo books?
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Their filthy, braggadocious verbal flights — I wish I could quote just one word — look back to southern black oral traditions and ahead to hip-hop.
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A look back to 2010 reminds us that: Viacom and CBS combined earlier this month, bringing together two of the largest content companies of 2010.
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JC: I look back to Dear Esther, and I'd never played a game when I made it, and I thought all games were like it.
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I spent three months in the hospital and they made me look back to normal — but my brain injury wasn't diagnosed or my PTSD for years.
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As for words of advice: Look back to the past, and use it to draw lessons and strength, but do not let it determine your future.
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You can verify this if you look back to the original chart: 24 wings cost $27.25, and 25 wings cost $27.80, a difference of 55 cents.
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Nothing sells like nostalgia, a look back to the simpler times when our phones had 53G and our computers were made out of bondi-blue plastic.
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"The look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the things that he was worried about in corruption in that nation," Mulvaney said.
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In a country beset by a prolonged economic downturn, it makes sense for the youth to look back to the city's productive industrial past for answers.
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As we gear up for a new season, let's take a look back to see where some of the characters began their journey in season one.
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Should that happen, some would look back to the defeat at City, or the draw with Leicester, as the point at which the title was lost.
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"The look-back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation," Mulvaney said.
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However, the folly of Scaramucci's perspective is evident if we look back to the recent gathering of heads of state at the APEC summit in Peru.
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Now deep into an era of human-generated global warming, we can look back to Ruskin as one of the earliest prophets of a malign Anthropocene.
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Look back to any wake-up calls you had since June 21 when Neptune began his retrograde motion — these are important lessons to take with you.
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" He added: "The look-back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation.
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An essential step in improving the process is a rigorous look back to determine how well they have worked and refinements to better achieve their objectives.
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Look back to ancient Egypt: Physicians thought that toxic substances could be produced in people's bodies (particularly within feces), caused disease, and needed to be expelled.
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When we look back to the days when American was great—back when bald eagles soared through the skies and tiny-handed demagogues weren't leading presidential candidates .
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A lot has happened in a short amount of time, so we took a look back to the moments the defined some of the most memorable days.
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Today is National Spaghetti Day, and what better way to celebrate yet another meaningless food holiday than to look back to the Spaghetti Tree Hoax of 1957?
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They might look back to a film in which the victim is the protagonist, a woman who receives 47 minutes of screen time prior to her murder.
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Success has, as ever, undermined what it did so well, but it only takes a quick look back to remember why it became the franchise it did.
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To understand how we got here, we first have to look back to the golden days of August, which was approximately 100,000 years ago in 2018 time.
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The competition is also said to look back to an even earlier practice of wife-stealing - leading many present-day contestants to compete with someone else's wife.
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But when we look back to the '90s, we realize it was really the last decade of the 20th century that saw the beginning of this wave.
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Look back to Roone Arledge, who in his time at ABC drove his news division to success with powerhouses like Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters and Ted Koppel.
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Since "Made in USA" (or exported items) wouldn't be taxed, we all will need to look back to see if we can possibly reinvent the apparel wheel.
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I hear about it from my students at Harvard, about the pressure they feel to rise, yes, but also the necessity to then look back to lift others.
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If you look back to the late 1800s, filmmakers finally discovered that you could actually cut film—that discovery sparked this amazing, radical shift which redefined its limits.
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It wasn't until she was older that she could look back to see that he resented her for taking up all the attention when she was born premature.
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Will the special counsel do a similar look back to 2006 on any aspects of the Trump business empire now that the Manafort indictment has opened the door?
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DC: From our perspective, I mean, look back to SilverPush and that was something that motivated our study is that there was a confirmed example of this happening.
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So one way to understand why the leadership of the Culinary Union is fighting so hard against Medicare-for-all proposals is to look back to the 1990s.
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If we look back to '03 with SARS, multiples dipped by about 7.5% from peak to trough and then resumed their upward trend as everything got under control.
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What do you think about now when you look back to 113 and 2012 when you were touring hard on the back of Leave Home and Open Your Heart?
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Perhaps we'll look back to this time and tell a younger generation how disgraceful it was that, once, our Constitution didn't guarantee equal rights on the basis of sex.
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With such a flurry of falsehoods, it's worth taking a look back to see who went big in the year that public trust in tech really started to tank.
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"If you look back to the spirit of record-making from the late '60s into the mid-'70s, there was so much experimentation," Mr. Power said in an interview.
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But to make that reckoning stick, we have to look ahead and ask ourselves what we want of this new Hollywood, and look back to avoid repeating the past.
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As the decade comes to a close, Business Insider took a look back to see how some of the most popular websites&apos homepages have evolved over the years.
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If you look back to the initial battle to pass these open internet rules a few years ago, it's easy to see that there's fervent public support for net neutrality.
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"If you look back to the December low and the 18 percent pop we've had since then, ... it makes sense to have a week or two of consolidation," he said.
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"As far as newer bands, I think we can look back to the resurgence of thrash metal on the West Coast which came in really strong around 2008," Leatherby adds.
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We look back to 1873, when a weeklong yellow fog killed more than 700 people in Britain, and at how it took until 1956 for clean air legislation to pass.
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Even if you look back to our previous album, Give Out But Don't Give Up, there was a photograph in there of Eddie Hazel from the back sleeve of Funkdadelic.
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MULVANEY: The look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation, and that is absolutely appropriate.
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"If you look back to the mid-90s you had Zurich, Brussels, Rome, London etc, which were big meetings, they would put on events almost stand-alone events," he said.
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With the Russia investigation fully underway, it's important to look back to a quaint old time when lawmakers weren't beholden to evil brothers and held members of their own party accountable.
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And there were indeed sea captains active on the site at one point; if you look back to around 2015, you start to see the real users of Sea Captain Date.
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"The look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation, and that is absolutely appropriate," he replied.
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A good way to look at it would be to look back to the 22011s, when Bill Clinton was president of the United States and Boris Yeltsin was president of Russia.
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It will look back to a progressive period in Russia, during the late 133th and early 213th centuries, when those in the arts believed museums could have a real social impact.
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Don't look back to the iPhone 8, 7, or heaven forbid the 6, Apple cautions us, but rather look upon the X, ye mighty, and despair that you don't have one (yet).
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They will say Amazon is too powerful to take on, and that we should make concessions, but as we look back to our beloved NYC history those who conceded never make history.
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And if you look back to one of the most incendiary documentaries in recent memory, Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/703 was a pincushion for criticism on how it portrayed the Bush administration.
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But to help get an idea of what might be a "win" for the president, one just has to look back to the papal visit to the United States two years ago.
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Using this model, Belczynski and his team were able to look back to the start of the Universe and calculate the types of stars that formed the black holes that LIGO detected.
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You would have to look back to the 1970s and the nadir of the Cold War to find another time when the United States found its self in such a challenging environment.
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As Andrew Cherlin, a professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins, wrote in February in these pages, African-Americans may look back to a time when discrimination deprived their parents of equal opportunities.
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It's a bold look back to the roots of street-style photography, and while the idea seems nice, it might be a bit too naive for camera slated for release in early 2019.
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I can only look back to the many years when I had to model (stealth) and couldn't come out even to my model agent because it was not as accepted during those years.
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The other thing I think is important to remember is when you look back to three years ago, think of where we would be today if we had never had that Iran deal.
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One needs only to look back to March, when House Republicans pulled their health care bill from what would have been a failing vote, only to rebound and pass it two months later.
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We need to look back to the hope of the early 1990s as a rare moment when diplomacy, international alliances, collective action and military restraint were the dominant principles of US foreign policy.
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As a result, it can be jarring to look back to past civilizations, clearly built by smart, industrious peoples, and see that they often did not overcome the pressures of their own times.
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In a brief statement in the exhibition catalogue, Amenoff remarks that "artists often look back to move forward" and relates the paintings on view to his earliest, infrequently seen work of the 1970s.
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"Look back to what people were talking about back in the 60s or 70s -- space tourism has been a vision for a long time," says Laura Forczyk, founder of space consulting firm Astralytical.
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A lot of people look back to 2001—which is not only the year that Monkeybone hit theaters but also the year that the iPod hit stores—as a turning point in human history.
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It's a sweet, nostalgic look back to Trump's more innocent days, a time before he called on voters to assassinate Hillary Clinton, tried to build a wall against Mexicans and dangled with nuclear weapons.
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As to why Bush, who recently separated from his wife of 20 years, agreed to this interview, you just need to look back to his interview with The Hollywood Reporter from earlier this year.
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Personally, I fondly look back to the afternoon I took a couple of Valiums with a regular and we hopped into a warm bath together as one of the best days of my life.
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You only need to look back to the spring to see just such a problem unfold with The Americans, which had a somewhat disappointing season after three terrific ones with its penultimate fifth season.
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On this World Press Freedom Day, we only have to look back to the horrors that took place on Monday in Afghanistan to remind ourselves just how dangerous it is to be a reporter.
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To move beyond July 5, 6 and 7, we need to look back to July 4 and the birth of the nation we share, dedicated to liberty, justice and the welfare of us all.
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It's a big sweeping book, a way for us to take stock at this point in the journey, to look back, to remind us who we are and to point to where we're headed.
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"The look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation," Mulvaney says in the footage of his October press briefing.
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Newspapers too may have to look back to a bygone era, when a family or a newspaper mogul might have been willing to sacrifice short-term profit for a longer-term vision, Breakingviews argues.
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To understand just how far sportscasting had come by the kickoff of Super Bowl I, one must look back to an era when wide-eyed early adopters viewed TV itself as the height of technology.
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Look Back to Look Forward One of the easiest ways we can get overwhelmed is by believing that we are doing something original, for the first time, with no guidance or wisdom to call on.
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All it takes is a quick look back to see that in the buildup to his fight with Aldo, McGregor had no shortage of doubters—and, of course, we all know how that one went.
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"Look back to see what the incentive was for zoning rules created decades ago, and often they have race and segregation at their center," says Diane Yentel, CEO of the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
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As the dark net proliferates, we may one day look back to this period of open jihadist messaging as the golden era for us to understand their narrative, counter it and make effective threat assessments.
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The world is changing so rapidly, and fashion doesn't always explore that — it very much likes to look back, to where we came from — but for me, it is about looking forward, into the unknown.
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But for these, kids it's something about them having to look back to generations past as a response to really seeing a culture of pain in their parents, and a culture of hurt around them.
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As he figures out how to channel this gloom into increasingly affecting assemblages, he also took some time to look back to the roots of his fascinations with the macabre for our latest THUMP mix.
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"I feel like it's not uncommon to look back to your early 20s once you're in your mid-30s and I wanted to approach the awkwardness and also the acceptance of this urge," he continues.
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That series of traumas has made some older Brazilians look back to the military years with nostalgia — a sentiment openly embraced by Mr. Bolsonaro, who says he intends to name military officers to his cabinet.
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The stewards of this corner of the Bronx look back to when a seafood dinner had to be hearty enough to sate a skiff-full of ravenous crab fisherman emerging from the roiling North Atlantic.
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Not to mention, October has been a frightening month for the market -- if the worst were to occur, a bear market, one need only look back to 703-270 to know how quickly dividends can disappear.
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Looking at the UUP, the ETF that tracks the dollar index, Gordon noted that in order to find support on the chart one must look back to a double top that formed in 2012 and 2013.
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If we look back to the early days of the internet, there was always a chance that multiple competitive "walled garden" internets grew side by side, competing for users, and refusing to talk with each other.
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So until we get a full remaster of that "We are the Champions" single that Ovie and the boys have been working on, let's look back to 1990, as the Capitals celebrate their first ever championship.
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"The look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing that he was worried about in corruption with that nation," Mr. Mulvaney told reporters earlier in the day, referring to Mr. Trump.
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The books that infuse these poems look back to the post-Eliot generation of poets, a generation that found inspiration in literature as much as in life — that considered literature, indeed, a higher form of life.
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These "Desenhos Objetos" ("Design Objects"), making use of folded papers that she punctured and perforated, look back to the geometric abstraction of postwar Brazil, though there's an ire, too, in their gashed edges and hidden interiors.
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If you look back to 303, when spreads started at 370bp and you look on a 12-months basis, 70% of the time spreads were wider over a 12-month period, with an average 200bp widening.
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Today we look back to Freedom Summer from our vantage point in a winter of discontent — where the African-American vote remains under heavy threat in states that attempt to embed racism within the redistricting process.
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Some look back to March, when MPs succeeded in hijacking the Commons agenda, which is usually controlled by the government, to pass an act requiring Mrs May to seek an extension of the Article 50 Brexit deadline.
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And as I look back to that time — which is extremely important and deeply meaningful to me — and it means a lot to me that a whole generation, a new generation of fans are discovering the show.
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He offers a detailed technical explanation here, but for laymen, it makes more sense to look back to 2001, when Republicans last took power after losing the popular vote, and set about passing large, permanent tax cuts.
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"The threat of cyberattacks is big, and we need only look back to 2014 when Ukraine was the first country to suffer cyberattacks on its election systems," Zhora, co-founder of cybersecurity firm Infosafe, told VICE News.
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"To be honest, what I have achieved was unexpected because if I look back to when I was a kid in go-karts, I never thought I'd become a Formula One driver," he said in an interview.
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Looking at the ten-year yield over the last year, top technician Carter Worth pointed out that while rates have rallied particularly into the last week, a look back to the beginning of 2017 suggests another pullback.
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With the triumphant return of Roseanne 22009 years after its last episode, the world seems like it's primed and ready to take a look back to the past and reboot as many classic television shows as possible.
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Rakowitz's look back to cultures — and more explicitly their citizens — of the past is most dramatic in a room dedicated to rubbings on paper and plaster casts of the architectural details to Istanbul's buildings made by Ottoman Armenians.
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It would be equally appropriate for President Obama to look back to the 60s and 70s where there was another racially motivated and unjust war in America that also destroyed lives, devastated communities, and pushed people into prison.
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I feel like I've had a lot of questioning as to what my role in music is these days, and I wanted to look back to a somewhat simpler time when I had an unstoppable love of music.
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You can also write down those hunger numbers in the notes section of your phone or an online fitness tracking site and then look back to see whether you were between a 3 and a 7, she added.
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One only has to look back to three years ago, when the company picked CES to unveil the Mercedes F015, a silver bullet of an autonomous car that was also driven down the Strip in a similar futuristic parade.
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It's more useful to look back to the Zhou dynasty a thousand years before Christ, which based the legitimacy of its emperor on whether he was sufficiently virtuous to rule – and receive the Mandate from Heaven to do so.
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This fact may comfort Hillary Clinton supporters, who can look back to Obama and Bill Clinton and see that the Granite State is just a bump in the road, but party leaders should see a problem in need of fixing.
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At the same time, it was a gala jazz concert at the White House, only the third of its kind: For precedent, you would have to look back to the administrations of Jimmy Carter (in 1978) and Bill Clinton (in 1993).
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This stanza from Weird Al Yankovic's "Amish Paradise" is particularly relevant to the so-called net neutrality debate as both the song and the laws on which net neutrality are based look back to bygone eras present in this modern age.
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If fans are frustrated by the uneven quality of Raw right now or want their indie favorites to get better pushes, one only needs to look back to the dismal days of 2010 to see how much better it is now.
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Trump can look back to President Richard Nixon's 1972 trip to China, when the ardent anti-communist defied conventional wisdom to meet Chairman Mao Zedong, irrevocably shifting the Cold War balance and setting China on a path to opening up.
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One of the best-known American socialists of the late 20th century, Harrington, who died in 63, is often remembered as a quiet, devout activist, someone whom even his critics, at least in hindsight, can look back to with respect.
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Circle back to the 25(k) if you canIf you hit the maximum on your IRA or Roth IRA and still want to save more for retirement, which is a great decision, you should look back to your employer's retirement plan.
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And we'll look back, to the origins of automation, to understand that for all the talk of new Skynets and singularities, we've harbored similarly shaped aspirations and fears for thousands of years—back when an automaton was just a man behind the gears.
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But 30 years later, at the height of the gig economy, when the foundation of working life has apparently become selling your friends things they don't want, I look back to that raw need in Rebecca's mother's eyes with something terrifyingly approaching recognition.
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The Interpreter If President-elect Donald J. Trump meant what he said, then the world may one day look back to recall that the first superpower nuclear arms race since the Cold War was announced by two pajama-clad talk show hosts.
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In soccer, you'll have to look back to early 2000, to another championship team that had had enough, to find the turning point when female players were so sick of the pay inequality and lack of support that they decided to strike.
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"The one case that you can look back to where Congress had been equally and even more dysfunctional is the 1850s and of course that is not encouraging because of what happened at the end of that," Feller said, referring to the Civil War period.
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One only has to look back to the assassination of India's first female prime minister, Indira Gandhi, which triggered a horrible cycle of violence between Sikhs and Hindus that continues to this day, or the deplorable state that Kashmir has been in for decades.
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Greatness from our communities needs to be championed because when generations after us look back to inform themselves of where they stood in history, it is crucial that we are included in that conversation because of how we continue to dictate much of popular culture.
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But recently, there's been something of a boom: a slew of rap-infused shows, movies and documentaries that look back to both the old-school era and the mid-1990s, revisiting the periods when hip-hop was becoming the driving force of pop culture.
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"When Republicans lose the majority in the House and Democrats have the House, and they use the House to impeach Trump and ramp up the Russia investigations, we'll look back to this moment, and this is the moment that it turned," the aide concluded.
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If we look back to the list of demands made by the House Freedom Caucus after the 2015 resignation of John Boehner, the former speaker of the House, it includes a call for a greater ability for members to offer amendments on the House floor.
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If you look back to the dotcom bubble, or even at some tech deals recently, there can be a tendency for managers to feel less constrained in paying up for target companies when the market is placing a rich valuation on their own stock.
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People offers a look back to some of the beloved stars we lost in 2017: Mary Tyler Moore, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lewis, Tom Petty, Fats Domino, Judith Jones, and Liz Smith, the longtime queen of NYC tabloid gossip, whose death struck a chord with journalists everywhere.
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" Breaking down a one-year chart of the stock, Ross noted that "if you look back to November of last year, that third-quarter earnings release, it set the stage for a one-month surge, from that release in November to that peak in December, of 64 percent.
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But it took 32 years to get from one scene to the other, so a look back to the Ferraro campaign can tell a lot about how the country has changed, and how it has not, through these decades of cultural ferment over the roles of the sexes.
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"There's always a tendency, when things aren't the way we want them to be, to look back to the old days, as though the old days were like that," said Robert J. Thompson, professor of Television and Popular Culture at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.
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The museum's annual series is really less of a first look than a look back (to under-heralded titles that screened on the past year's festival circuit) and a look to new horizons (many films here are likely too experimental or niche to turn up in New York again soon).
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London has a lot of advantages in fintech, including access to the City and the talent therein; a supportive regulatory environment; it's great for time zones; and if you look back to the question about exits, you have double-digit numbers of businesses that can buy a fintech company for over $1 billion.
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You could look back to the Earnest Byner fumble, Elway going 99 yards, to Jose Mesa not being able to close out in the bottom of the ninth to the Cavs went to The Finals—I was on that team—in 2007, us getting swept, and then last year us losing 4-2.
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"If you look back to the anthrax attacks and 1003/2100, the investment was in surveillance for bioterrorism pathogens," says Dr. James Roth, who directs the Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State University's College of Veterinary Medicine and is helping to develop a new national poultry-protection plan.
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We shouldn't underestimate how some young white women, when faced with this bleak economic landscape and then presented with a rosy image of 1950s domestic bliss, may look back to 1960s Friedan-era feminism as having cheated them out of a family and a luxurious lifestyle, all supported by a single income.
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If we look back to the Asus Nova Go real quick and do the math, an extra 20 percent on top of the 15 hour and 16 minute battery number I got in March would translate to almost 18 hours and 20 minutes, and that's without changing the size of the battery of anything else.
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Just months after our sitting president attacked the free press as "the enemy of of the American people" and began relentlessly disparaging as "fake news" all reporting that does not celebrate him, Spielberg takes a look back to the summer of 1971 when another American president shattered norms by taking action to silence the media.
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"My friends now might wonder why I'm single and don't trust men, but they need only look back to my time on tour to understand why: the dynamic between the groupies and the bands was disgusting," writes the TV host in There Is No F*cking Secret: Letters from a Badass Bitch (out now).
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You have to look back to the late-'00s to hear Lindstrøm working at this level for longer than a single, and that's why Windings feels so special: it's tough to put together a half-hour of music this compelling, even if you're the guy responsible for the subgenre being codified in the first place.
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Look back to what we've got from Attorney General William Barr; the former acting attorney general Matthew Whitaker; the former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski; and the former special counsel Robert Mueller, for that matter, who when given the opportunity to enlighten Congress and the public on matters of importance, chose obfuscation or near silence.
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Click here to view original GIFHubble galaxies in blue, ALMA's newly spotted galaxies in yellow (Image: B. Saxton (NRAO/AUI/NSF); ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO); NASA/ESA Hubble)"As you look back to ever more distant galaxies, the finite speed of light means we see galaxies further and further back in time," astronomer James Dunlop of the University of Edinburg told Gizmodo.
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When future generations look back to the first weeks in June 2018, the summit meeting in Singapore between President Trump and North Korea's president, Kim Jong-un, may well be remembered not so much for its impact on the threat of nuclear war in Korea, but for the dissolution of the West as a unified negotiating team driven by Western values.
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Instead, in deciding how to address the modern problem of military-grade weaponry turned on school children, churchgoers and concert attendees, we should look back to the beliefs of constitutional draftsmen writing a half century before the advent of the first police department in the United States, and well over 100 years before the first semi-automatic rifle was manufactured.
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If you look back to the era of John Rockefeller in the early nineteen hundreds at first it took a while before Washington caught us up in terms of trust busting but eventually Standard Oil was broken up and that was probably the best thing that happened to John Rockefeller because the pieces became worth much more than the whole.
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If you have the occasional ambitious moment, I'm even going to suggest creating a family diary (or calendar or video montage or storybook, depending on your proclivities) that tracks the small events of this time at home, recognizing that even if day by day not much is happening, it's still going to be a time that all these children will look back to all their lives.
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I mean, just look at the list of questionably "useful" features that have been added to Maps this year alone: Send your ETAs to friends and family on iOS Control your music while navigating Plan group dinners "Matching" you with restaurants Share your battery level with friends I'm sure there are more that I missed, but if you look back to last year and the year before, you'll see the same pattern.
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If the president had cared to look back to another president who was not only investigated but also impeached by the House, he could have examined Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE in 1998 managing to continue to make progress on challenges facing the country.
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EINHORN: NO I DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER TO THAT I DON'T KNOW WHAT WILL CHANGE IT I DON'T KNOW WHEN WELL CHANGE IT I LOOK BACK TO MARCH OF 200 WHEN THE NASDAQ BUBBLED UP AT THE TOP AND THERE WAS NO PARTICULAR REASON I CAN SEE WHY IT HAD THE TOP RIGHT THEN, WHY IT HAD TO REVERSE, WHAT HAD TO CHANGE I KNOW THE TONE OF THE MARKET CHANGES IT CHANGES FROM TIME TO TIME, IT DOES IT WITHOUT WARNING, ITS NOT PARTICULARLY PREDICTABLE BUT OVER LONG PERIOD OF TIMES HISTORICALLY, VALUE DOES TEND TO WIN OUT, AND AFTER A LONG PERIOD WHERE IT HAS -- IT HAS BEEN A CHALLENGE FOR VALUE INVESTORS, I THINK IT'S ACTUALLY PROBABLY PRETTY GOOD TIME TO BE INVOLVED IN THAT STRATEGY.
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