Even though white mainline Protestants don't support Trump overall, it shows you what a diverse group white mainline Protestants are.
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In an increasingly polarized age, mainline Protestants — and, in particular, white mainline Protestants — may be some of the only "swing voters" left.
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Currently, the open season pertains solely to the Canadian Mainline, Kenyon said, adding that Enbridge will evaluate interconnecting pipelines after the Canadian Mainline open season.
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We spoke about the history of mainline Protestantism in America, what it means to be a "values voter," and the gender disparity within mainline Protestant voters.
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But divide American Christianity along Catholic-Protestant lines, rather than into a Mainline-Evangelical-Catholic troika, and you can tell a different story — where evangelicalism gained at the Mainline churches' expense, keeping the broader Protestant position constant, while Catholicism was saved from a Mainline-style decline only by Hispanic immigration.
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If we weight together all the mainline and evangelical groups in my sample, we get a simplified estimate of how Trump performed versus Romney in mainline, evangelical, and Catholic areas: As you can see, again, evangelical and Catholic areas saw underperformance by Trump relative to Romney, while mainline areas saw overperformance.
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But that's not true for other groups, and mainline Christianity — Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopalian, Lutheran — the traditional mainline churches, the polling data shows that a majority of those folks are pro-choice.
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The average for other mainline economy seats is 31 inches.
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Mainline shippers include Canadian Natural Resources Ltd and Encana Corp.
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Let's talk about mainline Protestantism now, as a voting bloc.
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Stephanie Johnson flew a mainline flight together in the cockpit.
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There will be no Mainline Protestants, signifying their continuing decline.
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" Brett Redman: "I could happily mainline Mezcal margaritas until sunrise.
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If you watched Girls, you were probably a mainline Democrat.
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Instead I'll just say: Liberals, give mainline Protestantism another chance.
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What frustrates you about secular liberals or even mainline Christians?
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Plus, he has some harsh assessments of mainline EDM structures.
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Such numbers speak to the relative theological liberalism of white mainline churches — many of which have traditionally been associated with progressive politics — as well as the tricky needle many mainline Protestant churches must thread.
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Its mainline operations include a total of more than 900 aircraft.
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THE East Coast mainline is Britain's most scenic long-distance railway.
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The Enbridge Mainline system is Canada's largest transporter of crude oil.
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In April, IDC members rejoined mainline Democrats — but Felder did not.
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But Mainline Protestants, however diminished, continue to bolster American civil religion.
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Clinton's camp, and white mainline Protestants favored Mr. Trump over Mrs.
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"It's costing mainline seminaries $48,000 to educate one student," she said.
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Mainline Protestantism is no longer the dominant religion and cultural force.
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The GOP is overwhelmingly Christian: Evangelicals, Catholics, mainline Protestants, and others.
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Many mainline carriers are increasing their own recruiting and training efforts.
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Jeff Klein agreed to rejoin the mainline Democratic caucus in April.
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And now, science has found yet another reason to mainline bananas.
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Mainline firms are being much more cautious about accepting foreign LPs.
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Given the Public Religion Research Institute poll that came out recently that suggested that mainline Protestants were turning away from Trump, who is shifting, why, and what does this mean for the future of mainline Protestantism?
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One of the features of mainline Protestant voting is that there tends to be a very, very salient between white male and female mainline Protestants, with the women voting strongly Democrat and men voting quite Republican.
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Yet he argued that mainline Protestant denominations have in many ways gotten more conservative in recent decades, largely as a result of an aging demographic and mainline churches' failure to retain younger, traditionally more left-leaning members.
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Dashbot runs Gadget OS, our mainline Linux based fast-booting operating system.
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Mainline Protestant churches are splitting apart over issues such as gay clergy.
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The 110-130-seat CSeries overlap regional and mainline passenger jet markets.
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What are some of the factors that led to mainline Protestant decline?
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The package includes signaling for urban transport, mainline trains and conventional trains.
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No one who doesn't mainline Fox News was buying it on Wednesday.
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Half of white mainline Protestants agreed, as did 28500 percent of Catholics.
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There are rappers who mainline the aesthetic and vibrating energy of punk.
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The company also said it abandoned its Eastern Mainline gas pipeline project.
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This is true of the mainline series, this is true of anything.
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Mainline Protestants — 230 percent of whom are white (historically black Protestant churches, like the African Methodist Episcopal Church, are not generally counted among historic mainline denominations) — have historically been about evenly split between Republican and Democratic presidential candidates.
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Among mainline Protestants — evangelicals' often more socially liberal counterparts — the decline is most striking: According to PRRI studies, white mainline Protestants made up 24 percent of the population in 1988, whereas by 2012 they made up just 14 percent.
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And what I saw at Cisco was the chance to make this mainline.
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But it is liberal or "mainline" Protestant churches who have made the running.
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Nordstrom, there are others, but the traditional mainline department stores, there were three.
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So, mainline Protestants are the remnants of the oldest Protestant groups in America.
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Meanwhile, attendance in mainline Protestant churches more broadly has declined in recent decades.
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RFID will soon track bags on all Delta mainline and Delta Connection flights.
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Only 6900 percent of white mainline Protestants and 27 percent of Catholics agree.
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TransCanada's current settlement in place with the Mainline shipper group expires in 2020.
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On the mainline rail network, derailments are down 2202 percent compared to 2628.
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The vocal exertions of "Jesus on the Mainline" left Cooder dizzy and depleted.
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Mainline Protestants, Roman Catholics and the category "other religions" also had lower rates.
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Mainline Protestant churches harshly condemned Mr. Trump for his policy of separating families.
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Mainline Protestant denominations like Presbyterianism have seen their followings diminish in recent years.
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But as the mainline goes, so more conservative and evangelical will go eventually.
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But my theological-sociological vindication isn't worth the cost of mainline Christianity's decline.
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Some are relocating to more progressive mainline Protestant traditions, or leaving religion altogether.
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Part of it is that mainline traditional American Protestantism, the religious left, got lazy.
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Want to check out a new telenovela or mainline some reality TV on Bravo?
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The 350-mile (563-km) Zydeco pipeline has a mainline capacity of 375,000 bpd.
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Despite the secrecy around the next mainline adventure, Pokémon has been busy of late.
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Incentives for serving underserved areas and linking them with mainline transit require public investment.
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But Enbridge's proposed Mainline change has come under fire from some Canadian oil producers.
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The winner of the mainline category was the score for A Passage to India.
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But the election of Trump shows just how desiccated the mainline code has become.
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If "Good Karma Hospital" is your kind of drug, you'll want to mainline it.
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"The mainline comics would break your heart, but Watchmen blew your mind," Bernardin says.
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Within the Lutheran family, the "mainline" Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (yes, the "Evangelical Lutherans" are mainline, not evangelical; one of many absurdities in religious verbiage) is shrinking rapidly while "evangelical" Wisconsin or Missouri Synod Lutherans are either holding steady or shrinking slowly.
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To better understand the future of mainline Protestantism, and what that means for the American electorate, I turned to scholars and authors James Hudnut-Beumler and Mark Silk, editors of the 2018 academic essay collection The Future of Mainline Protestantism in America.
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Project Mainline is very limited in what it can update, with an emphasis on security.
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So how could this all come together to pivot the mainline motorcycle industry toward electric?
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Gerstmann didn't buy it, arguing more of it should have been on the mainline path.
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The airline pilot shortage has led to some regional carriers losing staff to mainline airlines.
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And even though numerically mainline Protestants didn't overwhelm everyone else, they counted for a lot.
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Under influences like the NCC and Barber, the mainline swing vote may yet be swung.
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Mr. Clayton plays mainline jazz piano with surging energy and a miniaturist's attention to detail.
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"In mainline churches, clergy tend to be more progressive than their congregations," Mr. Pagitt added.
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Twitter in his hands is an old-fashioned mainline to voters, with a key twist.
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Several worshipers described how they once attended other, more mainline churches before discovering Beth Israel.
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Historically progressive, white mainline voters have tended to vote for Republican candidates by a slight majority.
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Both sides of the Baptist family tree are shrinking, but the mainline side is shrinking faster.
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Called Pokémon: Sword and Shield, the new mainline games are due to launch late this year.
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Enbridge's Mainline is the main conduit for Canadian crude barrels being shipped south to U.S. markets.
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Much of the important public role of the mainline churches is at a local, subnational level.
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Meet Wefre, the new free online service that lets you mainline Bieber without breaking a sweat.
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A Majority of white evangelical Protestants (62%) and white mainline Protestants (54%) favor the temporary ban.
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The joint venture has committed to delivering a range of improvements on the West Coast mainline.
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The third option -- and the one that was approved Monday -- is the Keystone Mainline Alternative Route.
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For comparison, British Airways has just shy of 280 aircraft, while Delta has 908 mainline jets.
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" (Um, okay.) You nod along when when Lady Gaga says she wants to "mainline pinot grigio.
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Mr. Cuomo, the mainline Senate Democrats and the former I.D.C. members all committed to campaigning together.
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Enbridge filed letters of support in December from 12 shippers representing 70% of current Mainline volume.
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John Herrman wrote about an online marketplace that Americans can use to mainline goods from China.
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What makes "Twin Peaks" unstable, the mainline to Mr. Lynch's subconscious, also makes it sui generis.
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One is dedicated entirely to TweetDeck, which allows me to mainline Twitter in deeply unhealthy ways.
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Many of them are tied to mainline Protestant churches that have experienced concurrent declines in worshipers.
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Many of them are tied to mainline Protestant churches that have experienced concurrent declines in worshipers.
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Then the Original Trilogy ended and Ewoks were never seen again in a mainline Star Wars.
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But I can go on as long as I can mainline real fighting into my bloodstream.
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The church is associated with the Disciples of Christ, a historically progressive-leaning mainline Protestant group.
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The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) authorized ETP to start service on the Supply Connector in Ohio and parts of Mainline B, which is a 42-inch (107-cm) pipe that runs alongside the 42-inch Mainline A pipe from southeast Ohio to northwest Ohio.
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The survey suggests that Democrats who might otherwise have identified with a traditionally Democratic religious tradition (such as Judaism or mainline Protestantism) regardless of personal belief may now feel more comfortable with the "none" label, something echoed by the fact that mainline Protestantism is likewise in decline.
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Currently, space is so tight on Enbridge's Mainline network that it rations space to shippers, called apportionment.
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Mainline Republicans are too centrist for the alt-right, which rejects the conservative establishment and American multiculturalism.
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Currently, space is so tight on Enbridge's Mainline network that it rations space to shippers, called apportionment.
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In both Tuesday's midterms and the 2020 elections, white mainline Protestants represent a potentially powerful electoral force.
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These data suggest that the Christian left has found space within evangelical and mainline Protestant southern churches.
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In the 1980s, mainline Protestant denominations such as the Episcopal Church formed support ministries for LGBTQ members.
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American Airlines has 24 Boeing 737 Max 8 planes in its fleet of about 34,000 mainline aircraft.
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Instead the commission approved an "alternative mainline" route, a move pipeline opponents have said violated state statutes.
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The problem is not affecting any of American's other regional carriers or its mainline operations, she added.
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The audience includes atheists, evangelicals, mainline liberal Protestants, Catholics and Orthodox Christians, all seeking new spiritual community.
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The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, a mainline Protestant group, released a statement praising the move.
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The episode is punctuated by three escape sequences that offer mainline doses of C.G.I.-enhanced mutant mayhem.
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United's below-wing employees work to service aircraft at all of United's mainline destinations and hub cities.
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Animal Crossing's upcoming Switch debut, New Horizons, is the first mainline Animal Crossing game in eight years.
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Church leaders say the move will almost surely lead more liberal members to leave the mainline denomination.
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I've already mentioned Project Mainline and monthly security patches, but the more important piece is Project Treble.
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They go to prominent megachurches as well as small Southern Baptist, nondenominational and even mainline Protestant congregations.
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Chain restaurants aside, we truly would mainline red sauce directly into our bloodstream if given the chance.
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" This meant, among other things, producing photographs that could combat "the untruths we'd seen in mainline publications.
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The resulting lack of movement on the Mainline in the last decade caused tolls to rise even more.
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"We have issued a ground stop for all domestic mainline flights due to an IT issue," King said.
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Last November, TransCanada halted its open season for the Mainline after failing to receive enough bids from shippers.
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If nothing else, Project Mainline means Google's taking a stronger hand in updating Android than it used to.
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Sometimes I don't need to mainline all that caffeine that comes in your average cup of "good" coffee.
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The opposition Syria's mainline, non-jihadist opposition was represented in Geneva by the High Negotiations Committee, or HNC.
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In the Gospel According to Trump, there is only one blessedly normal, all-American faith: mainline Protestant Christianity.
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Square Enix has made the soundtrack albums for just about every mainline Final Fantasy game available for streaming.
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Regional airlines typically do shorter flights into smaller airports that the mainline carriers can't fit bigger planes into.
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Mainline Protestants, regardless of political affiliation, tend to fade into the background in discussions of religion in America.
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White mainline Protestantism is in decline — at least, that's been the prevailing narrative for the past few decades.
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Mainline Protestants may become increasingly influential as they become the only "swing voters" in the American religious landscape.
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The company plans to start open season, a period of soliciting bids for its Mainline space, in July.
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Sony canceled the original Aibo series in 290 as it struggled with legacy mainline businesses such as televisions.
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In addition, mainline party members accuse them of sexism and racism without a solid basis for the allegation.
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They both went on to pursue ordination in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a mainline Protestant denomination.
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Many pilots get their start at regional airlines before working up to higher-paying jobs at mainline carriers.
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William Barber, a civil rights activist and mainline Protestant pastor within the Disciples of Christ denomination, and Rev.
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Neither of us voted for the mainline candidate in 2016; we both voted for the Libertarian, Gary Johnson.
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Positive train control, which uses satellites to locate trains, was designed to slow speeding trains on mainline tracks.
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His show was an expression of the mainline Protestantism that was once the dominating morality in American life.
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According to one study, less than 473 in 10 millennials raised in a mainline Protestant church stay there.
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With Android 11, Google is also expanding its Project Mainline lineup of updatable modules from 10 to 22.
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But the Protestant mainline has gone well out of its way to accommodate you on all these points.
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Mormons, Catholics, mainline Protestants, Seventh-Day Adventists, and seemingly every stripe of evangelical Christian fill the local churches.
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But church leaders said the move will almost surely lead more liberal members to leave the mainline denomination.
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Major carriers have generally been reluctant to make regional flights part of the mainline operations, citing higher costs.
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The mainline S10 compares with $999 for Apple's iPhone XS and $858 for Huawei's premium Mate 20 Pro.
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This loving parody of the mainline Pokémon games takes place in a small town where only one monster matters.
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These days, white Evangelicals comprise 26 percent of Iowans, white mainline Protestants 22, and white Catholics a mere 16.
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Canadian shippers fear U.S. refiners like BP Plc and ExxonMobil Corp will snap up the bulk of Mainline capacity.
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It's called Pokémon Masters, and it'll include many of the most notable trainers featured in past mainline Pokémon games.
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It's one thing if we're talking about a mainline game like Fallout 4, but Fallout 76 is an offshoot.
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About one in five belongs to a mainline (theologically moderate) Protestant church, and the same share is formally Catholic.
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Across denominations, major mainline figures have been making high-profile statements deeply critical of Trump, racism, and capitalism alike.
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FilmStruck closes at the end of November, giving you another month to mainline as many film-essentials as possible.
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Four years ago, Mr. Klein's group promised to ally with the mainline Democrats but ended up not doing so.
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The PSC approved a "mainline alternative route" that takes a somewhat different path than the route proposed by TransCanada.
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There was also an old ethernet port, but Delta's mainline planes pretty much all offer Wi-Fi these days.
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Mainline American employees, except for pilots, could receive 25% of their pay for leaves of up to 12 months.
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For most of American history mainline Protestants — the Episcopalians, Methodists, Presbyterians and so on — set the dominant cultural tone.
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On the East Coast mainline, open-access operators such as Hull trains and Grand Central now compete for passengers.
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Hallmark has thrived in recent years with Christmas movies that viewers mainline from late October through the New Year.
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But the mainline Democrats hold only 23 seats, after subtracting the eight Independent Democratic Conference members and Mr. Felder.
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Mainline Protestants, including Methodists, Presbyterians and Episcopalians, who were measured for the first time, came in at 65 percent.
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Line 3 is part of Enbridge's Mainline network that transports western Canadian oil to refineries in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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It's already said that the game is equal in length and scope as the other mainline Half-Life games.
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The mainline international carriers have generally refrained from introducing discount cabin products aimed directly at these low-cost competitors.
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Fifty-four years later, church affiliation across America — particularly in mainline and evangelical Protestant communities — remains racially and politically divided.
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Since Trump's inauguration, however, white mainline Protestant support for Trump has dropped by a full 9 points, to 48 percent.
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Though Brazil was historically a Catholic country, evangelicalism (a diverse group ranging from "mainline" Protestants to Pentecostals) has expanded rapidly.
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Within the Presbyterian family, the "mainline" Presbyterian Church (USA) is shrinking while the "evangelical" Presbyterian Church of America is growing.
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Most Mainline updates are simply updated by an APK download, the same basic file of which Android apps are made.
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Canadian shippers fear U.S. refiners such as BP Plc and ExxonMobil Corp will snap up the bulk of Mainline capacity.
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A new mainline game in the Animal Crossing series is slated for a 2019 release exclusively on #NintendoSwitch. pic.twitter.com/iVA5QSV359
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Mainline, often more liberal, denominations fell from 18.1% to 14.7% between 2007 and 2014, according to the Pew Research Centre.
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The 110-seat narrowbody aircraft will serve as a "cornerstone of domestic growth" on the carrier's mainline routes, Bastian said.
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The company said it expects the business to improve as production and throughput ramps back up on its mainline system.
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A 2017 article in The Washington Post speculated that if present trends continue, mainline churches have only 23 Easters left.
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Across nearly 70 years the clergy at inaugurations have been Mainline Protestants, Catholics, Jewish rabbis, and evangelicals like Billy Graham.
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Typically, the mainline games balance self-contained, light recaps of Disney movies with the broader melodrama of the original story.
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Oil sands producers Cenovus Energy and Imperial Oil , which is majority-owned by ExxonMobil Corp, also supported the Mainline changes.
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Mainline Christianity is about 14 percent first- or second-generation immigrant — only slightly less than their more theologically conservative cousins.
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Mike Murphy, a spokesman for Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the leader of the mainline Democratic coalition, scoffed at the notion.
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"The mainline Protestants are like the shock troops," said James Hudnut-Beumler, a professor of religious history at Vanderbilt University.
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There was also a small resurgence of mainline Protestants, while Catholics are down 3% in the last four years. pic.twitter.
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It's also the first time since the PS2 that a mainline entry has pushed technical boundaries on a home console.
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The company is looking to fix that when it launches its first style-oriented mainline in the fall in earnest.
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The FLDS split off from the mainline Mormon (LDS) church in 22005 after the church denounced the principal of plural marriage.
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And if mainline denominations are hemorrhaging members, does it not seem at least plausible those people's political allegiances may be plastic?
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Just 29% of white evangelical Protestants — as opposed to white mainline Protestants — favor same-sex marriage, according to the Pew poll.
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We know that Fallout 76 takes place before the events of all mainline Fallout games, not long after the bombs dropped.
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The mainline Forza Motorsport games may win out on realism, but there's nothing like the Forza Horizon games for sheer fun.
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The Mainline runs from Alberta to Quebec and connects with several pipelines capable of moving Canadian gas to the U.S. Midwest.
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The thing I told a recent group of mainline Christians was, particularly here in the South, everybody is a values voter.
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We have to understand them in the aggregate — but there are going to be some real swing voters among mainline Protestants.
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It is a key part of Enbridge's Mainline system, which delivers the bulk of Canadian crude imports to the United States.
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Space on the Mainline is often rationed, contributing to price volatility in marketing hubs in Alberta, Canada's main crude-producing province.
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It is a critical part of Enbridge's Mainline network, which delivers the bulk of Canadian oil exports to the United States.
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After 20 years of loving the series, 9 is the first mainline, numbered entry that fully feels like it's a chore.
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Analyst Darryl Genovesi said it was unlikely the carriers would fly the E2 on only mainline routes, due to higher costs.
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The company transported 2.66 million barrels per day through the Mainline, up from 2.64 million barrels per day a year earlier.
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The first mainline test run is expected to be from Manchester to Carlisle, over the scenic Ribblehead Viaduct, on Jan. 23.
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Moore's Christianity is as reactionary as his Alabama; Jones, with his civil rights background and his mainline Methodism, is the opposite.
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Alaska Airlines — which is based in Seattle — is smaller than its mainline US competitors, but gets consistently high ratings from passengers.
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Most mainline freight trains currently operate with two crew members, down from five crew members as more technologies have come online.
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The mainline S10 compares with $999 for Apple's iPhone XS and $858 for Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's premium Mate 20 Pro.
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The story was the opposite among mainline Protestants — the traditional Republicans — who supported Mr. Kasich and Mr. Rubio over Mr. Trump.
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The network of tunnels criss-crossed tube lines and linked six sorting offices with mainline stations at Liverpool Street and Paddington.
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Catholics, 210 no, 23, yes; white mainline Protestants: 210 percent no, 24 percent yes; the religiously unaffiliated, 210 no, 25 yes.
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Most of Delta's mainline fleet features seatback in-flight entertainment systems complemented with WiFi and in-seat power, according to SeatGuru.
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On top of those mainline features, the patch also makes a significant number of tweaks to both sides of the game.
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For Sword and Shield, the series's first mainline Switch games, it's a perfect way to build on an already excellent adventure.
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Among their demands, pilots want better health benefits and are looking to protect mainline flying from outsourcing to smaller regional carriers.
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Instead of the handsome and simple styling of BMW's mainline SUVs, the X13 has an awkward hunchback profile and smushed taillights.
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Seeing EXVF come out in the West instead of the other mainline titles is, I have to admit, a little disappointing.
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That's because there's a fundamental difference in consumer expectation between a mainline legacy carrier experience and that of a low-cost airline.
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However, Jones says, we're seeing a shift away from Trump in one religious demographic: white mainline Protestants, among the most centrist voters.
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Under the current monthly nomination system demand to ship on the Mainline regularly exceeds capacity, forcing Enbridge to ration, or apportion, space.
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Cordero was once a pastor, until he came to believe mainline Christianity distorts Jesus' views, including on the issue of gay rights.
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Under the current monthly nomination system, demand to ship on the Mainline regularly exceeds capacity, forcing Enbridge to ration, or apportion, space.
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Perhaps most notably of all, white mainline Protestants are the only religious demographic to change their minds on Trump since his inauguration.
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So, for starters, what exactly is mainline Protestantism, and why was it such a potent culture force in America before the 1960s?
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For example at my community [in Connecticut],the need to take care of Syrian refugees — became a huge deal for mainline Protestantism.
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But with no one else between the four walls, conspiracy theorists and mainline political foes of the President can have a ball.
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With numbers of evangelicals broadly steady at around 25% and mainline or liberal Protestants shrinking quite fast, that leaves a polarised landscape.
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Changes to the Mainline system will need to be approved by Canada's National Energy Board regulator and would take effect in 2021.
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Named for their daughters Poppy and Ivy, the play on words implies that you could mainline the hell out of this drink.
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ABC and the Washington Post found a still larger decline of eight percentage points, larger than the drop among mainline white Protestants.
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The Iroquois pipeline extends from the TransCanada Mainline system at the U.S. border near New York to markets in the U.S. Northeast.
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Mainline veterans groups have asked the president-elect to keep the current secretary, Robert A. McDonald, a former Procter & Gamble chief executive.
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In America, where mainline Protestantism has been in decline for decades, various forms of evangelical Protestantism seemed to flourish for many years.
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"We need to learn to respond to them a different way - and not in a regular mainline type of prison," Vasquez said.
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Northern's nationalisation follows that of the London to Edinburgh route, known as the East Coast Mainline, in 2018, and more could follow.
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Most of the big social movements, like abolitionism, the suffragist movement and the civil rights movement, came out of the mainline churches.
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Lufthansa said all airlines in its group that fly to China, including Lufthansa mainline, Swiss, and Austrian, would suspend service as well.
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Now some mainline denominations are going through an identity crisis, said Maria Erling, a professor of church history at United Lutheran Seminary.
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While rumors of a fourth mainline Diablo game have persisted for some time, Blizzard hadn't officially spoken about the game until today.
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Bill: Debian's Iceweasel had resolved its naming issues with mainline Firefox in early 13 but remember this is still in late 2015.
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Pilots could move over to United's mainline operation after a minimum of 24 months and 2,000 hours at a regional, United said.
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The median Catholic sermon clocked in at 14 minutes, mainline Protestant at 25, evangelical at 39, and historically black Protestant at 54.
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But honestly, dear liberals, many of you do believe in the kind of open Gospel that a lot of mainline churches preach.
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As someone serving a progressive mainline Protestant denomination, I went through extensive training on cultural competency, postcolonial theory and faith-rooted organizing.
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As mainline denominations that embrace gay rights continue to decline in membership, conservative Christian institutions are growing in power and financial resources.
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Superior Terminal serves as a hub for Enbridge's mainline pipelines coming in from western Canada and western North Dakota, according to the company.
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Heath, a member of a mainline Christian tradition, was not among the famous 81 percent of evangelical Christians who voted Trump into office.
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Enbridge said its mainline system, which includes Lines 1, 2a, 3, 4 and 67, as well as Line 13, are back in service.
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And the religious demographics may be surprising: More than half of women who get abortions identify as Catholic, mainline Protestant or evangelical Protestant.
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The pipeline company launched a two-month open season to solicit bids for contracted space on 90% of the Mainline on Aug. 2.
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A contest in which two men enter a ring and one emerges victorious will always be a direct mainline into the human psyche.
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EXCLUSIVE-ENBRIDGE ASKING FOR MINIMUM OIL SHIPPING COMMITMENTS OF 8 YEARS ON CANADA MAINLINE UNDER PROPOSED CHANGE TO TAKE-OR-PAY SYSTEM -SOURCES
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It's worth noting that these initiatives, which tend to be popular with Catholics and mainline Protestants, are not necessarily shared by all Christians.
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The evening is capped with a mainline shot of Strait-up country as steel guitar and fiddle take charge to honor King George.
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More than two-thirds of Americans not affiliated with a religion (22004%) support it, along with Catholics (256%) and white mainline Protestants (433%).
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Nonetheless, I have watched every minute of every mainline Uncharted title thanks to the let's plays (LPs) of Chip Cheezum and General Ironicus.
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But we may now be seeing a rise of the politically active mainline Protestant tradition, particularly as a foil to Trumpian Christian nationalism.
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"Brooks and Moore will be perceived as having similar, more conservative beliefs where Strange might be more of a mainline conservative," Kling said.
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According to Jones, evangelicalism now faces a steeper membership decline than Catholicism or liberal, mainline Protestant denominations, a change from earlier demographic trends.
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The company said it completed 98.9 percent of its mainline flights last month, compared with 97.7 percent in the same period last year.
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Enbridge shipped 2.7 million bpd on the Mainline system during the first quarter, up from 2.6 million bpd in the year-ago quarter.
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The airline said it canceled close to 1,000 mainline and regional flights due to the outage and diverted 48 flights to other airports.
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Those two projects are obviously a little more spontaneous than her mainline records, but they too contain the same kind of emotional gestures.
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He said no one from the mainline churches had suggested he raise money; if they had, he said, he might have chipped in.
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He said the I.D.C. should return to the mainline Democratic fold, but that it was an issue best left until after the election.
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Among mainline Protestants, according to a PRRI poll taken earlier this month, Trump's approval rating is now down nine points, to 48 percent.
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MPLX said that during the fourth quarter, it completed purging on the mainline, a process during which contaminants are removed from the piping.
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While the entirety of the airline's mainline jet fleet features in-flight WiFi, according to SeatGuru, that's about the only commonality they share.
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Switching to a contract system drastically reduces Mainline space for uncommitted capacity at a time when shippers have few transportation alternatives, Goodman said.
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As Joseph Bottum wrote in "An Anxious Age," mainline Protestants created a kind of unifying culture that bound people of different political views.
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On sale February 20th, the 45-piece collection is more fashion-forward than H&M's mainline, and made with more attention to quality.
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Unfortunately, Project Mainline will only be available on phones that ship with Android 10 by default, not on those that upgrade to it.
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Just a third of those who belong to a mainline Protestant denomination and 39 percent of Catholics say they attend church services regularly.
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Industry sources said the decision was a blow to Enbridge, but not entirely surprising given the scale of opposition to the Mainline overhaul.
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Industry sources said the decision was a blow to Enbridge, but not entirely surprising given the scale of opposition to the Mainline overhaul.
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"What the mainline manufacturers are doing is taking the profits from trucks and subsidizing electric vehicles to get through the difficulties," Jackson said.
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While almost two-thirds of white evangelicals cited belief in God as a necessary component, only 34 percent of white mainline Protestants did.
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My wife is a working Presbyterian minister, and it's been fascinating throughout her 30-plus year ministry to see people who've been wounded by the more rigid churches on the spectrum — we're usually talking evangelical here, but sometimes Catholic — who find themselves coming to the mainline church who take the places of some of the mainline children who don't come back.
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To explain these differences, Jones pointed to historic divisions between these camps in both geography (mainline Protestants tend to be clustered in the Northeast; evangelicals in the South) and positions over race issues (many mainline Protestant churches were deeply involved in both the abolitionist and civil rights movements, while many Southern evangelical churches had roots in pro-slavery and segregationist causes).
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Growing competitive pressure and a shift in two-wheel consumer preferences could also make Energica, Zero, and Alta acquisition targets for mainline motorcycle manufacturers.
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The latest Pokémon Direct on Wednesday offered new insight into the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield, the first mainline Pokémon games for the Switch.
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Twitter lists are a great way to filter out all the stupid chatter and harassment, enabling you to mainline a curated stream sports reactions.
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Google has been taking steps to cut down on that wait time year after year, and Project Mainline seems like an obvious next step.
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The PYD's leaders were left off the Geneva guest list entirely after vocal objections from Turkey and the mainline Syrian opposition to their participation.
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Some 50% of Catholics acknowledge such a duty, as do 63% of black Protestants and 43% of Protestants from more liberal or "mainline" denominations.
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Enbridge is Canada's largest pipeline company and its Mainline network moves around 43 million barrels per day of crude exports to the United States.
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Since the East Coast mainline was reprivatised in 2015, it has produced 30% more in payments to the government than its nationalised predecessor did.
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In many of the smaller destinations, Allegiant will go up against the basic economy offerings from mainline carriers such as American, Delta, and United.
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The aliens in the game are actually rebels, and the Kronn Hunter has been sent by the mainline alien faction to quell the insurrection.
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"That engendering an oppositional mode towards government and ratcheting up negativity as a mainline discourse, you wound up somewhat birthing Donald Trump?" queried Cuomo.
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The Mainline ships 2.85 million barrels per day of crude from Alberta to the United States, making it Canada's biggest network of export pipelines.
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In addition to working with startups on small planes for short routes, airlines and manufacturers are looking toward a future of mainline electric planes.
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The more non-stop options that Eurowings provides for point-to-point connectivity, the less necessary it becomes to connect with the mainline unit.
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There is no mainline electricity or running water, residents say, and dejected laborers sit on the roadside hoping for work or asking for money.
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Mainline liberals accused Mr. Graham of raising international tensions by identifying Berlin as the beacon of the West in a sea of Communist red.
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In an unusual move, the CER halted Enbridge's Mainline open season in September, after Canadian producers complained that Enbridge had too much market power.
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By doing so, members of the I.D.C. reap perks and power that they would not normally receive had they remained with the mainline Democrats.
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Air Canada received its first of 45 Airbus A220 aircraft in December, opting to purchase the larger A220-300 variant for its mainline fleet.
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Exceptions to this rule include aircraft with rear-mounted engines including regional jets and certain mainline aircraft such as the McDonnell Douglas MD-80.
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There are few names more well known both inside and outside the world of American mainline evangelical Christianity than that of the late Rev.
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"We won't use regional jets to disadvantage our mainline employees, pilots, flight attendants, anyone else," Kirby told analysts at a conference earlier this month.
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On my way to the medical building, I glance inside the mainline law library entrance and see that the condom dispenser is half-empty.
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America's three legacy carriers also happen to be the three largest airlines in the world— each operating anywhere between 720 and 950 mainline aircraft.
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Mainline Protestant churches tend to be more progressive than their evangelical counterparts; Methodists, historically, have been only slightly more conservative than America's general population.
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A company spokesman confirmed that its Mainline was running at full capacity and moving record volumes, with averages of 2.5 million bpd from Gretna, Manitoba.
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I always say that the Android announcements at I/O take two years to really filter out into the ecosystem, and Mainline is no different.
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Halo and Halo 24 eventually made it to PC, but the ports weren't great and the mainline series hasn't been seen on the platform since.
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The recent decline in (white) mainline numbers in particular is striking: from 24 percent of the population in 1988 to just 14 percent in 2012.
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Yakuza 6 is the first mainline entry in the series to have been built from the ground up for the PlayStation 4, and it shows.
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But now, as the count of different Pokémon reaches well into the 800s, around half of them wouldn't be available in the next mainline game.
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Enbridge delivered about 2.5 million barrels per day of crude through its Canadian mainline system during the quarter, up from 2.2 million a year earlier.
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The demographics may be surprising: More than half the women who get abortions are Catholic, mainline Protestant or evangelical Protestant, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The problem is that mainline party supporters like MSNBC's Joy Reid and others think the answer is to lash out with equal anger in defense.
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It delivers natural gas to customers through a 10,200-mile pipeline network whose mainline extends nearly 1,800 miles between South Texas and New York City.
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And key institutions like labor unions, mainline churches, and (perhaps most importantly) manufacturing-based jobs that promised a lifetime of gainful employment began to disappear.
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As mainline, historically progressive Protestant traditions hemorrhage members worldwide, ceding Christian media visibility to the evangelical and Catholic right, Curry just made Episcopalianism go viral.
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Mainline Democrats say that the I.D.C.'s real motive is power and the perks that come with it — committee chairmanships, larger offices and lucrative stipends.
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Robinson's speech, like Curry's before it, should be seen in a much wider context: the potential resurgence of the mainline Protestant tradition for political progressives.
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Wolff is a media writer by trade and, like his protagonist, he repeatedly scorns the mainline press for what he suggests is its liberal bias.
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The move will help United combat the global pilot shortage, and will offer candidates a pipeline to a highly sought job at the mainline carrier.
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"Any time you have a line extension, your main concern should be whether or not it's going to be cannibalizing your mainline product," he said.
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Florida's situation is somewhat unique: Most of the mainline insurers have fled the state, leaving a good portion of the coverage to Citizens Property Insurance.
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The key pipeline for Progress will be TransCanada Corp's proposed North Montney Mainline project, scheduled to start up in April 2019 subject to regulatory approvals.
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But it is an illustration of the political precariousness of billionaires that the idea has since become something like mainline thought on the progressive left.
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The 2.85 million barrel per day Mainline is North America's largest pipeline system and a crucial conduit for Canadian producers exporting crude to the United States.
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I hope that Project Mainline solves the security update issue, but the bottom line is that Android may never have the update adoption numbers iOS enjoys.
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The 2.85-million-barrel-per-day Mainline carries the bulk of Canadian crude exports to the United States, and currently allocates capacity on a monthly basis.
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The 2.85 million barrel-per-day Mainline is North America's largest pipeline system and a crucial conduit for Canadian producers exporting crude to the United States.
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It followed other recent fiascos, such as the renationalisation in May of the East Coast Mainline, after its operator, Virgin East Coast, ran out of money.
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And, following a brief detour to the Wii, the mainline series has remained on the 3DS ever since, which has limited its popularity in the West.
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"He did exactly what he needed to do to win this election," he said, referring to how Trump appealed to blue-collar workers and mainline Republicans.
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Bulging storage tanks are contributing to high apportionment on Canada's main conduit to the United States, the 2.85 million barrel-per-day (bpd) Enbridge Mainline network.
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And the rise of liberal progressive activism among mainline Protestants may represent a spiritually robust counterbalancing force to the increasingly right-wing nature of evangelical Christianity.
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Wi-fi also requires a mainline into an ethernet network, which is why "airplane wi-fi" is pretty different from the wi-fi in your home.
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Thus far, the shortfall is most acute at regional airlines, which are often affiliated with major carriers, using their logos and connecting passengers to mainline hubs.
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Ultimate Spider-Man had recently launched with a younger Spidey, but mainline Marvel's Peter Parker was a married adult and DC's Robin was similarly grown up.
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A recent deal with breakaway Democrats in the Independent Democratic Conference — brokered with help from Cuomo — brought most of the runaways back into the mainline fold.
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The governor has rejected suggestions that he enabled the I.D.C. He was a key player in the group's decision in April to rejoin the mainline conference.
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This was more likely to be the case in evangelical churches than in mainline Protestant churches, and more likely in larger ones than in smaller ones.
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But I trust that Goldblum could make even the investigation of toilet paper utterly engrossing, and I'm ready to mainline this content into my body immediately.
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Most regional airlines don't own the planes they fly for the mainline carriers, and are unable to borrow money even with the federal guarantees, Black said.
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On its mainline narrowbody fleet, United offers WiFi on nearly every aircraft it flies, with the exception of a handful of Boeing 737s, according to SeatGuru.
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Leaders from Theodore Roosevelt to Barack Obama hewed to a similar mainline standard for what is decent in public life and what is beyond the pale.
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At the same time, mainline Protestant birth rates are declining, baptisms have dropped and the pews are filled with grey hairs, if they filled at all.
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There would then be 503 registered Democrats to be seated in the 63-member Senate (eight IDC members, 23 mainline Democratic members and one Simcha Felder).
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The main explanations included growing work pressure—mainly because of women's entry into the workforce—and the decline of social institutions such as mainline protestant churches.
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But because I&aposm a minister in a mainline denomination with an aging base, the people I primarily interact with are over the age of 60.
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"It's very difficult to make those aircraft work at any mainline airline," United Chief Financial Officer Gerald Laderman told analysts at a conference earlier this month.
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Five of them are mainline rebel groups that have received covert military aid through a program run by the C.I.A. and its counterparts in allied countries.
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In 1865, during the Second Battle of Fort Fisher, the young then-colonel was shot in the hip while leading a dangerous charge, as Mainline Today reported.
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In its latest terms, TransCanada offered lower tolls at a 10-year term for 1.5 petajoules of capacity per day on its Mainline system to southern Ontario.
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A special treat for the night's crowd is the first performance of "Perfect Places," the remedy to mainline into the systems of sweaty, substance-altered young bodies.
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He believes the party will revert back to where it was pre-Trump — to a more mainline and pragmatic conservatism, where centrist Republicans like him can thrive.
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Mainline will not be a feature on Android phones that are upgraded from P to Q, but instead on new phones that ship with Q by default.
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The grounding, which hit 4.3.8 percent of the carrier's mainline narrowbody fleet "stress tested us and we passed," Air Canada Chief Executive Officer Calin Rovinescu told analysts.
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It's even easier when you can repurpose mining hardware from a major coin, like ETH (mainline Ethereum), to take over a smaller one, like ETC (Ethereum Classic).
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During the 2016 primaries, they explicitly rejected mainline conservative candidates in favor of Trump, who broke with the party by promising to take care of the People.
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It's that he doesn't pretend to understand evangelicalism, or even his own mainline Protestantism, failures that would have been, in recent elections, disqualifiers for evangelical Republican voters.
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But a recent deal with renegade Democrats in the Independent Democratic Conference — brokered with help from Cuomo — brought most of the runaways back into the mainline fold.
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Then, through the problems of Vietnam, and [the era of] campus unrest, each successive generation of mainline Protestantism has been a little less observant than the last.
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Enbridge notified shippers last month that it would introduce a supply verification procedure to determine each company's volumes on the Mainline, but scrapped the policy on Monday.
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You know that inner glow… The kind that makes you want to hit Soul Cycle, mainline coconut water, sleep 12 hours a night, go vegan, and repeat?
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You know that inner glow… The kind that makes you want to hit Soul Cycle, mainline coconut water, sleep 483 hours a night, go vegan, and repeat?
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Sixty percent of white mainline Protestants, 74 percent of Catholics, 82 percent of the religiously unaffiliated, and 87 percent of nonwhite Protestants are opposed to family separation.
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The biggest companies, like Microsoft, Ubisoft, and Bethesda, run their own press conferences so that we can mainline their new information directly into our eyes and ears.
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Colin: I've watched all six mainline Alien movies in the past week, and I'm pretty sure something like this goes down in at least three of them.
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The Mainline ships 2.85 million barrels per day of crude from the Canadian province of Alberta to the United States, making it Canada's biggest oil pipeline network.
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Trump gets to mainline his every waking thought into the body politic and, as a byproduct, we get a heavy insight into what he really cares about.
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The Iroquois pipeline transports natural gas under long-term contracts and extends from the TransCanada Mainline system near Waddington, New York to markets in the U.S. northeast.
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On United's mainline fleet, there will be 50 percent more premium seating on its Boeing 767-5503ERs and Airbus A319s, and 33 percent more on its A320s.
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Enbridge on Thursday said it was rationing space as much as 51 percent on some Mainline pipelines for March, more than the previous month, reflecting tight capacity.
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Other mainline Protestant churches, including the Lutherans, contributed to the fund, as did the Catholics at St. Alphonsus, where a Spanish Mass is held once a month.
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And it cannot answer the broader question of whether we need a genetic test before deciding if we should mainline coffee in advance of our next workout.
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On Monday, the first day of the legislative session since the reunification announcement, the mainline Democrats and the I.D.C. still convened for separate conferences one last time.
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To fight griefers, mainline sites downrank and demonetize most political discussion, limiting divisive topics like vaccine denial and climate change to a handful of carefully vetted channels.
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However, he, like many other evangelicals, often equates "evangelicals" with "Christians," and negates the role Northern white Catholics and mainline Protestants played in the civil rights movement.
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You could be Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or atheist, but still you were influenced by certain mainline ideas — the Protestant work ethic, the WASP definition of a gentleman.
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Late in the evening of July 5, he stopped for the night in Nantes, a hamlet uphill from Lac-Mégantic, and parked his train on the mainline.
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Outrage has also come from some of the evangelical, Roman Catholic and mainline Protestant leaders who represent the churches most active in trying to aid persecuted Christians.
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The East Coast mainline franchise has gone bust three times—in 2007, 2009 and 2018—as operators overpromised how much they could pay in track-access charges.
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And starting with Android 210, a new initiative called "Project Mainline" will mean some of the plumbing inside Android can be updated directly via the Play Store.
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American Airlines had the highest bump rate of the three mainline US carriers, with 2,614 bumps our of nearly 134 million passengers — still a fairly low amount.
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But a recent deal with breakaway Democrats in the Independent Democratic Conference — brokered with help from Cuomo — brought most of the runaways back into the mainline fold.
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It also became the mainline of Republican attack against Barack Obama's health care law — and one reason that law remained unpopular (until President Trump started attacking it).
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Wait, there's more: Meltkraft claims the building was either stealing electricity from another building or from the mainline, causing panini heaters to short-circuit on the regular.
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Like Heath, Wartick was preaching on the story of Peter and the storm (most mainline Protestant traditions follow the same established order of readings in a given year).
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Some meaningful share of the rise of populism in the Midwest is likely due to the decline of the moral and political organizing force of mainline Protestant denominations.
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Google has made significant progress on getting critical security patches out to many more phones more quickly, however, and the new Project Mainline should improve those numbers, too.
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The SE Saskatchewan system currently transports 175,000 barrels per day of crude to the Mainline at Cromer, Manitoba, a major hub for barrels in Canada's southern prairies region.
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But Vintage Trains aims to be the first to operate a full scheduled service on the mainline rail network, operating out of its base in the West Midlands.
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Delta said it had canceled approximately 900 mainline and Delta Connection flights Sunday and diverted 48 flights to other airports, and Southwest Airlines announced just before 5 p.m.
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After all, mainline Protestants are the only religious demographic in America to have changed their views on Trump since his inauguration, with a nine percent drop in favorability.
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American also expects to pay on average $2.02 to $2.07 per gallon of mainline jet fuel in the first quarter, higher than previously guidance of $1.97 to $2.02.
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The fact of the matter is that the mainline churches, which for the most part acquiesced to popular social trends, have had the greatest decrease in church attendance.
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Yet Republicans hoping that their nominee-in-waiting will suddenly shed his brand of hard-edge nationalism to appeal to the party's mainline leaders will probably be disappointed.
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"It would avoid adding complexity to mainline operations," Ghosh said during an analyst call, adding that it would also result in synergies in corporate overheads and ground handling.
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The airline currently has on-board Wi-Fi available across most of its fleet, with about 60% of its mainline aircraft featuring 2Ku high-speed satellite-based connectivity.
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The company launched the open season, where potential customers bid for a part of a pipeline's capacity, in October to gauge interest from shippers for the Canadian Mainline.
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Delta is already in the process of replacing one-third of its mainline fleet, one of the largest and oldest among U.S. airlines, in the next five years.
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According to a 2017 Pew Research Center survey, majorities of white mainline Protestants, black Protestants and — yes — Catholics say abortion should be legal in all or most cases.
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Born in Cuba, living in Puerto Rico, and still active at 90, she'll be adding serious sizzle to mainline modernism at the Phillips Collection in Washington (Feb. 19703).
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Despite their varying theologies, evangelicalism, mainline Protestantism, Mormonism and Catholicism all have about a 55-45 female-male split in religious identification; for black churches, it's 60-40.
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Under the mainline UN estimates, global population will grow for the rest of this century, but slowly, and this will be the last century with a growing population.
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There have been six mainline Yakuza games—Yakuza, Yakuza 2, Yakuza 3, Yakuza 63, Yakuza 5, Yakuza 6—a handful of spin-off games— Ryū ga Gotoku Kenzan!
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His campaign argues that even before he was in office, in 2008, for example there was not even enough support among mainline Democrats in the Legislature for passage.
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Dr. Keller is part of the smaller, but growing, Presbyterian Church in America, which split from the mainline group in 1973, partly over the issue of women's leadership.
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The Aviate program was launched in 2019 as a recruitment and development program, offering a direct track to a job with the mainline airline for pilots in training.
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Mainline civil rights organizations like the NAACP, the Black Panthers, white liberals, and even Richard Nixon all saw a role for fast-food franchises in building black communities.
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This might be the best curatorial exercise in triple-A games: the first four mainline Halo games, packaged together, designed to be experienced in a variety of ways.
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One reason that the leaders of the conservative resurgence were alarmed by the drift toward the liberalism of mainline Protestant churches is that those churches' numbers were shrinking.
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Sure, it's an evolution on the formula, and there's a shift in focus to some of the alternative game modes of the series rather than the mainline puzzle mode.
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For all of the power of the Christian right as an umbrella movement, we no longer have a unifying cultural body like, say, mainline Protestantism was a century ago.
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While white mainline Protestants — which include historically progressive denominations like Episcopalians and Presbyterians — remain about evenly split over Trump, other religious demographics overwhelmingly say they view his presidency negatively.
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While white Catholics and mainline Protestants have shed membership over the last decade, ostensibly losing ranks to the growing number of unaffiliated and non-religious, Evangelicals have held steady.
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Enbridge is also in talks with shippers about introducing long-term, set volume contracts on its 13 million bpd Mainline system, moving away from the current monthly allocation system.
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Enbridge spokesman Jesse Semko said Enbridge hopes to meet the needs of all industry participants, but added that small producers account for an "extremely small" percentage of Mainline volume.
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From yesterday's brief, early glimpse, they appear to be much more traditional than Let's Go. Importantly, they're also the first mainline Pokémon games to debut on a home console.
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They'll have the full mainline sedan lineup on display, with the A-Class, C-Class, E-Class and S-Class on the show floor at the Javits Convention Center.
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"We lost 80% of our business in mainline China and saw 50% of EU sales erode," says Tom Adams of Maine Coast, one of the largest live-lobster shippers.
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For example, 43 percent of white mainline Protestants believe that America has a responsibility to house refugees, as do 50 percent of Catholics and 63 percent of black Protestants.
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While most Christian groups -- 73% of mainline Protestants and 61% of Catholics -- share this view, only 41% of those with no religious preference believe these values are under attack.
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Russia has said the MS-21, its first post-Soviet mainline passenger plane, is superior to its Western-made counterparts will be sold to both Russian and foreign carriers.
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Mainline Protestants comprised over half of the population until the early 1960s, and together with Roman Catholics and Southern Baptists they accounted for upwards of 80 percent of Americans.
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Distributed by London-based gift purveyors Firebox, the Crying Unicorn Candle is one part of an ongoing campaign to mainline internet culture directly into the bloodstream (or, apartment complex).
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The rebranding seals the takeover of one of Canada's most visible industrial projects and ends Bombardier's efforts to go it alone in the mainline jet market against larger rivals.
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Griffith might also have discussed reported declines in overall numbers of evangelicals, in evangelical loyalty to the right, and in church attendance among evangelical as well as mainline Protestants.
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Enbridge is turning its Mainline system from a common carrier in which shippers submit monthly bids for capacity to one that is mostly contracted for up to two decades.
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The company said it moved 2.58 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil on its Mainline system during the quarter, up from 2.49 million bpd a year earlier.
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Enbridge is also in talks with shippers about introducing long-term, set volume contracts on its 2.85 million bpd Mainline system, moving away from the current monthly allocation system.
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Roughly two-thirds of Catholics (like Ocasio-Cortez and Lady Gaga), Orthodox Christians and mainline Protestants favor same-sex marriage, according to the Public Religion Research Institute's 2017 survey.
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New ensembles rarely spend much time on standard repertoire, and most mainline jazz is growing from the conservatory and the composer's mind, not the fertile space of jam sessions.
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Many of the historic Protestant churches — Lutheranism, Calvinism, Presbyterianism, the Church of England — are now classified as mainline Protestant churches, which tend to be more socially and politically liberal.
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The airline saw 280 cancel-free days across its entire branded network — which includes flights operated by contracted regional airlines — with 22020 cancel-free days across its mainline operations.
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That's according to a tweet from The Pokémon Company, which notes that the figures make the latest mainline Pokémon instalment the fastest-selling Nintendo Switch game of all time.
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Joe Nichols, a mainline country star a couple of years past his commercial peak, is covering Sir Mix-a-Lot's "Baby Got Back," now a 25-year-old chestnut.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Felder's call for the Independent Democratic Conference to reunite with the mainline Democrats would mean that he, too, would consider leaving the Republican conference.
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The new campaign is being organized by the Orthodox and mainline Protestant churches affiliated with the National Council of Churches and Church World Service, a charity that resettles refugees.
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A scope clause restricts planes heavier than 86,000 pounds (39,000 kg) with more than 76 seats from regional routes, where pilots are generally paid less than their mainline counterparts.
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Black Protestants, white mainline Protests, white Catholics, and Hispanic Catholics all disagreed, with between 53 and 70 percent of respondents agreeing that government and politics should be kept separate.
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While it's unclear how many Methodists specifically voted for Trump in 2016, about 50 percent of mainline Protestants overall voted for Trump, compared to 81 percent of white evangelicals.
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Speak to many PC gamers and they'll tell you that it's a perfect complement to their mainline setup, and the same should become the case amongst PlayStation and Xbox aficionados.
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White Christian groups — evangelicals, mainline Protestants, and Catholics — have tended to support the Republican candidate, while black Protestants, Hispanic Catholics, the religiously unaffiliated, and other ethno-religious groups lean Democratic.
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But instead of simply laying out the facts, "Divided States" presents them as they were reported and/or discussed by two different entities: mainline journalism and right-wing talk radio.
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The acquisition provides Sunoco with an about 2 million barrel crude oil terminal in Midland and a crude oil gathering and mainline pipeline system in the Midland Basin, Sunoco said.
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For readers not familiar with Christian denominational classifications, "mainline" is the term that students of American religious life use to refer to more theologically or politically liberal white-majority churches.
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Today Nintendo revealed that the upcoming Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be getting a series of paid downloadable add-ons, a first for a mainline Zelda game.
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NS worries about being on the hook if Abellio's franchises go wrong, just as Virgin and Stagecoach had to pay nearly £200m to walk away from the East Coast mainline.
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And the other two branches of government are currently controlled by the Republican Party, which has been consistently understanding of religious freedom — including the desires and wishes of mainline Christians.
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So DARPA wants to turn neural language into digital code, potentially opening up scenarios wherein the human brain can mainline data and people can talk to machines simply by thinking.
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Another breakaway group of Democrats, the eight-member Independent Democratic Conference, also supported the Senate&aposs Republican leadership but returned to the mainline Democrats this year under pressure from Gov.
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Final Fantasy is popular today, and the release of a new mainline entry is certainly a big deal, but Final Fantasy VII was a moment when gaming culture stood still.
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Delta's reputation as the most reliable mainline US carrier, combined with new, premium features in the economy cabin, beget loyalty and, in some cases, motivate customers to pay higher fares.
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If nothing else, the nation can now see the folly that results from the trickle-down foolishness that mainline Republicans like the House speaker, Paul Ryan, still try to peddle.
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Of white Christians, according to Pew, evangelical support for Trump hovers around 70%; white mainline Christians are split with 48% approval; and around 44% of white Roman Catholics support him.
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I want to mainline it all, immediately, at the fastest speed, and that seems (at least sometimes) at odds with the excellent and interesting pacing of the visual novel format.
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One is a "narrative of institutional decline," most vividly afflicting mainline Protestants, while the other is the "midcentury spiritual awakening" that included everything from evangelical Christianity to New Age seeking.
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At first, it can be easy to hear his playing and think you're listening to a mainline jazz musician — perhaps a close acolyte of the post-bop doyen Cedar Walton.
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Then presumably they should want to make up ground with more secular voters somewhere else — among all the lapsed Catholics and former Mainline Protestants scattered around the Midwest, for instance.
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The last update gifted players the ability to upload their own sprites, which they could map onto the main character — a customization option the mainline series has yet to offer.
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While women are regarded as equals in many mainline Protestant churches, for women in the conservative denominations that still adhere to male leadership, the fight has been difficult and protracted.
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Majorities of Mormons and white Catholics, as well as many mainline Protestants, also supported Mr. Trump, undeterred by his offensive language and harsh perspectives on Mexicans, Muslims and the disabled.
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It remained unclear if Mr. Klein's group would reunite with the mainline Democrats, who are led by Andrea Stewart-Cousins of Westchester County, to form a majority for his party.
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TransCanada held an open season to gauge interest in a long-term tolling structure for the Mainline in November but halted the process after shippers said prices were too high.
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Average fares are lower than on the West Coast mainline, where the West Midlands trains franchise for stopping services and the Virgin trains franchise for express ones hold near-monopolies.
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Google is also adding more system-level components to Project Mainline, allowing the company to update more parts of the system via Google Play instead of a full OS update.
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It also helps that Fire Emblem Heroes is a good game, translating the tactical combat of the mainline console games to a smaller, quicker format to play on the go.
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My own role in it was like a user-exit subroutine, an odd branch where anything might happen but from which we must return, tracing back to the mainline procedure.
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While membership has steadily declined in the United States over the past 25 years — a trend that is true for most mainline Protestant denominations — it has been growing in Africa.
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