It's impossible to have a great life unless it's meaningful, and it's difficult to have a meaningful life without meaningful work.
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I think we can do meaningful, very meaningful background checks.
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And that meaningful work in that meaningful relationship is of paramount importance.
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If something has the illusion of being meaningful, is it still meaningful?
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A meaningful charitable contributionA meaningful reason to donate can pop up anytime.
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Building meaningful work and meaningful relationships is the most important thing for me.
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After a few months, apprentices are billing meaningful hours on meaningful client projects.
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" The goal of his service is to "encourage meaningful social interactions" and to connect in ways that lead to "meaningful interactions" and let us "build meaningful relationships.
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"It's been the most meaningful thing of my life, the most meaningful thing I've known."
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Where can you reach somebody, and where is it meaningful for them and meaningful for you?
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It's not a meaningful margin, but it is a meaningful win, not least because women delivered it.
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The pair flirt throughout the house, give each other meaningful looks, and have even more meaningful conversations.
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Personal victories experienced alone are, of course, meaningful, but that doesn't mean something shared is less meaningful.
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You have to make a connection between what's meaningful to your company and what's meaningful to your audience.
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That's meaningful to my company and its employees and would similarly be meaningful to General Motors' labor economics.
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Bill: Well, we're a British bank based in the U.K. with a meaningful hub in Singapore, a meaningful hub in Hong Kong, and a meaningful hub in Dubai in addition to offices everywhere else.
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I can say we are having very meaningful talks, much more meaningful I would say than any time frankly.
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It is have an idea meritocracy which pursues meaningful work and meaningful relationships through radical truth and radical transparency.
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The reality is that building a meaningful retirement nest and meaningful legislative change both take time—neither happens overnight.
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"He immediately saw something meaningful for him, not only as artistic expression, but also meaningful personally," Mr. Blackson said.
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"If we're focused on helping people build meaningful relationships, this is perhaps the most meaningful of all," he said.
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And if we're focused on helping people build meaningful relationships then this is perhaps the most meaningful one of all.
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Why: If Facebook wants to drive "meaningful connections," it doesn't get more meaningful than introducing you to your life partner.
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The rate has fluctuated recently, but viewed at any kind of meaningful scale, the decline has been dramatic and meaningful.
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Neither of these votes, however, is "meaningful," if meaningful is taken to mean that the outcomes they stipulate will happen.
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They're meaningful things and they're meaningful to me, and I know that they have to have a life beyond me.
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A game is a space where players can create meaningful experiences for whatever value of "meaningful" is relevant to them.
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"It was meaningful enough for him that he wanted it to be meaningful for others and pass it forward," says Pierce.
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Simply, an education should lead people to live successful lives but also meaningful lives that lead to meaningful and enduring careers.
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These changes are meaningful, but they would be more meaningful if they took everyone's voices into account, not just full-time employees.
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So for me, it's the notion of that meaningful work and that meaningful relationship to personally evolve, and to contribute to evolution.
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Zuckerberg said he's directed his company to priortize not the most meaningful content, but the content that drives the most meaningful interaction.
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Why it matters: In an effort to create more meaningful engagement on its platform, Facebook wants to also emphasize meaningful interactions through comments.
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Sincere belief can order an otherwise formless succession of days, and it is meaningful days, collected together, that add up to a meaningful life.
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"We try and understand which interactions people find meaningful and value different actions according to how meaningful people tend to find them," he said.
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In one word it's an IBM meritocracy which the goal is to have meaningful work and meaningful relationships through radical truthfulness and radical transparency.
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"I make the experiences of my life more meaningful to myself by making them into art that is meaningful to others," she explains to Broadly.
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They are profiting astronomically off of us literally risking our lives, all while refusing to provide us with effective protection, meaningful pay, and meaningful benefits.
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To have a truly meaningful relationship with a cat, an owner must learn what is meaningful to cats (their species-specific behaviors) and how they communicate.
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"I don't see a world in which we have any form of meaningful contraction nor any form of meaningful expansion," he told CNBC at the time.
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The minister insists segregated prisoners have regular access to "meaningful contact" with others yet the department has no definition of "meaningful contact," nor tracks relevant data.
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Whether the summit will be good for the United States depends on whether Trump can secure meaningful benefits for America and meaningful concessions from North Korea.
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"But for us, a meaningful peace or a path to a meaningful peace is the end of violence and direct negotiation with the Taliban," he said.
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The things that seem deep and meaningful to you may very well be deep and meaningful, but so are things that seem less so on the surface.
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"Last year it was the same thing — we were playing meaningful games in September and we're playing meaningful games now," third baseman Nolan Arenado said on Tuesday.
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This will require not only helping people connect with existing meaningful groups, but also enabling community leaders to create more meaningful groups for people to connect with.
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"It wasn't a particularly meaningful game for us — other than the fact that it was a meaningful game for them," Wendle said by phone the other day.
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Like what's so wrong with being radically truthful, radically transparent with each other and having this meaningful work and meaningful relationships because you are in it together?
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Dalio attributes much of the firm's success to its distinctive culture, which is marked by radical truth and radical transparency that produces meaningful work and meaningful relationships.
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Today Zuckerberg explained that he's changed the directive to his employees from showing the most meaningful content to people to showing content that drives the most meaningful interactions.
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First of all, idea meritocratic thinking, so the best idea wins out, in which the goals are to seek meaningful work and meaningful relationships, they're both equally important.
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As patents expire on meaningful innovations — and said innovations become industry standards — they have to be replaced with new, less meaningful ones that give an updated competitive edge.
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Product managers are being asked to "facilitate the most meaningful interactions between people," rather than the previous mandate of helping people find the most meaningful content, he said.
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" Wilpon added: "For me, the next level — and what I've expressed to Brodie and to everybody else — is not meaningful games in September, but meaningful games in October.
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India commands meaningful advantages within its environs — just as China commands meaningful advantages, vis-à-vis a stronger United States, when encounters take place off East Asian shorelines.
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And while it's committed to its characters, it still doesn't quite know how to write meaningful character interaction and meaningful plot action; it's often one or the other.
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There are people for whom an ebook is just as meaningful, and perhaps it's meaningful because it's so convenient and they can bring it traveling and it's not heavy, and it's easy to download new things, and they're reading more, or it's easy for their kids so therefore it's more meaningful.
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That's led to Facebook proclaiming it will remove 20% of news from the News Feed as it prioritizes content that's not just meaningful, but stimulates meaningful interactions between users.
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To pause for a second here, is there actual, meaningful evidence that income for non-rich people is trending upward in a meaningful way—that income inequality is shrinking?
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"We're talking about massive change in Hong Kong policy over the next few years, we're only really at the verge … of meaningful change, a very meaningful change," Cui said.
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"When I start something that I love, that is meaningful for me, that I think is meaningful for the world, those have the highest probability for success," Diamandis said.
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The challenge is to analyze the data in meaningful ways, parsing what is meaningful, and not "over-fitting," or predicting connections between behaviors and illnesses where there are none.
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But at the same time, in order to construct meaningful feedback loops which allow your system to be guided in the desired direction, you need a meaningful measure for comparisons.
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The goal is to have real idea meritocracy in which we're trying to have ... Our goals are to have meaningful work and meaningful relationships through radical truthfulness and radical transparency.
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For those critics, social networks are a natural monopoly, and no amount of portability requirements will ever produce a meaningful competitor to Facebook or a meaningful check on its power.
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Regarding the upcoming producer talks, the bank said that it viewed a meaningful "agreement as highly unlikely" and that there were "too many headwinds and logistical challenges to a meaningful deal".
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"It's a big priority for us to bring people closer together around meaningful content and the people who are meaningful to them," Facebook's VP of video product Fidji Simo tells me.
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It is through this unique culture of open disagreement that we have produced the meaningful work and meaningful relationships that those who work here and our clients have come to expect.
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Women don't have meaningful complaints and criticism — they're hysterical.
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" In exchange, the person would get "meaningful equity ownership.
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They asked me nothing — certainly nothing meaningful to me.
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That subjectivity — consciousness — is what makes our lives meaningful.
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"Make it goal planning — that makes it more meaningful."
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" As Ms. Ryerson pointed out, "We need meaningful connections.
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"We have built over the last fifteen, twenty years a global franchise and if you're going to be globally relevant you have to have a meaningful presence in the U.S. in the same way you've got to have a meaningful presence in Europe - which we clearly have - and a meaningful presence in Asia," he posited.
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"We have built over the last 15, 20 years a global franchise and if you're going to be globally relevant you have to have a meaningful presence in the U.S. in the same way you've got to have a meaningful presence in Europe - which we clearly have - and a meaningful presence in Asia," he posited.
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"It was so much more meaningful in the moment for me than I predicted, and it's been resonantly much more meaningful than for me afterward than I ever saw coming," he said.
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"I don't see a world in which we have any form of meaningful contraction nor any form of meaningful expansion," he told CNBC's Scott Wapner during a "Fast Money Halftime Report" segment.
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"I was seeing economic barriers that the Democrats didn't really seem to be trying to solve in meaningful ways — that nobody seemed to be trying to solve in meaningful ways," she says.
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We never went to museums or did anything cultural, so I was going around my house trying to categorize the more meaningful piece of furniture versus the less meaningful piece of furniture.
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Every photograph is a chance to discover not only what the photographer found meaningful, but in trying to understand a photograph, it can help us discover what we find meaningful as well.
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And looking back over the years on what was meaningful, I kept coming back to that experience in Aruba and how that really was one of the most meaningful experiences of my life.
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For Zuckerberg, the avatar and origin of all of Facebook's many mistakes (and of course successes) to personally step aside is meaningful change, and may lead to meaningful change at the platform level.
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Shareholder votes can be directly meaningful on many issues, including management pay and acquisitions, and indirectly meaningful, too, because these votes require the release of often important information, says Stuart Grant, a lawyer.
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"Many people assume we're opposing the success of this country, but that's not at all the case — we simply want to be a meaningful alternative so people have a meaningful choice," said Chee.
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That's another thing that people have built meaningful work on.
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The rout was both politically and psychologically meaningful for Mrs.
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Over longer periods of times these events are less meaningful.
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Maybe that'll translate into something more meaningful for their audiences.
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Every pop culture nod in "Us" is intentional and meaningful.
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And in that repetition, the change itself became more meaningful.
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How can you build meaningful collectives that do something together?
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Still others demonstrate how meaningful a found family can be.
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That money would be particularly meaningful to players like Aaron.
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Drones can provide meaningful support in the safety of railroads.
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When we find something truly meaningful, working hard comes naturally.
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It's doubtful these investigations will produce meaningful results anytime soon.
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"We're asking shareholders to make a meaningful investment," Cornell said.
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Experts suggested the government will struggle to effect meaningful change.
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The older women who are given substantive, meaningful screen time.
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The older women who are given substantive, meaningful screen time.
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Many condemned the NRA for blocking meaningful gun control legislation.
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It's not meaningful to me within the black metal idiom.
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The company's "lack of meaningful innovation" is also limiting excitement.
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It was a number, but not a particularly meaningful one.
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Something unexpected but meaningful will come your way this afternoon.
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And they should be able to generate meaningful cash flow.
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Mark thinks "meaningful content" will make it all worth it.
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That thought turns this absurd farce into something deeply meaningful.
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And playing SXSW was particularly meaningful for the country belle.
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A lifetime of meaningful conversation is exchanged in one glance.
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Lovato, 23, has gotten several meaningful tattoos over the years.
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It's really trade policy that's going to be more meaningful.
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Still, there are reasons to suspect a more meaningful relationship.
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Meaningful scandals and fines aside, TikTok was omnipresent at VidCon.
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Not unless lots of currently meaningful interactions are rendered meaningless.
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That's a meaningful amount of money to just about anyone.
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Indeed, all of their ideas are necessarily bold and meaningful.
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Menstrual equity is a meaningful intervention we must all prioritize.
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This way, you can turn audio recordings into meaningful data.
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It's when your heart skips a beat that it's meaningful.
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Everybody's got to figure out what is meaningful to them.
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Yet PO remains the only meaningful threat to the government.
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Meaningful support for autistic individuals is often costly and underfunded.
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Like UPS, it faces meaningful restrictions to scaling its business.
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How meaningful has the audience reaction to that character been?
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"That can be gratifying, but it's not meaningful," Cheskin says.
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Helping preserve our treasured landscapes is both doable and meaningful.
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That would have ended any semblance of a meaningful contest.
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Your ideas about what's meaningful to you are shifting, too.
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The appointment is highly meaningful for Sequoia, too, of course.
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Her ambition and drive to do something meaningful motivated me.
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News of Madonna's meaningful accolade was first announced in February.
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It was very meaningful to him in an unexpected way.
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The first is that meaningful integration is possible via stealth.
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She ambushes her and they actually have a meaningful convo!
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And what is the most meaningful thing in your closet?
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Often, the most meaningful life advice is also the simplest.
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There was suddenly an inability to get anything meaningful done.
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His lights are much more meaningful than spreading holiday cheer.
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And all of this awareness has led to meaningful progress.
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It's time for Congress and Treasury to take meaningful actions.
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I wanted to play meaningful games and help a team.
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We don't have an algorithm to say whether that's meaningful.
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It's not connected to your home in any meaningful way.
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There is, for starters, the total absence of meaningful relationships.
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But this would be a poor substitute for meaningful reform.
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Comments tend to me more meaningful than likes for one.
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If homes weren't possible we'd go to their meaningful place.
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But others feel isolated when suddenly separated from meaningful work.
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Chantal's disappearance into a meaningful event that, on meeting Perez's
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"There (will be) a meaningful drawdown in inventories," said Gupta.
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It has failed to generate any meaningful savings for consumers.
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What's meaningful that's worth working on for a long time?
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No medal you hand out could ever be as meaningful.
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That's not the only meaningful role the actress has undertaken.
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"Your life is more meaningful than your death," he wrote.
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And how can we include them in a meaningful way?
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Sears will face its first meaningful debt maturities in 2018.
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I know they'll effectively guide meaningful legislation through our committee.
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"My community has been really meaningful to me," Corinna added.
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He says, 'Amy, it is so meaningful to meet you.
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It's meaningful when you make the choice to believe women.
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That's what will inspire the viewer in a meaningful experience.
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What we really need here is meaningful reform from Congress.
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But the really meaningful story beat involves those ice zombies.
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And the provisions are not backed by any meaningful sanctions.
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But Japanese corporations have not pushed through meaningful wage increases.
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Did enough people finish the trial to make it meaningful?
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Whether meaningful reforms are actually delivered is different question altogether.
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THAT would certainly change the equation in a meaningful way.
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He dispatched Arlovski with the first meaningful strike he threw.
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Before the festivities began, the couple exchanged meaningful wedding gifts.
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That's powerful, and makes both shows meaningful and eminently watchable.
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Our work has purpose and engineering is a meaningful career.
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But what Flogging Molly actually represents is way more meaningful.
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Most of the existing funds have no meaningful track record.
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Meaningful criminal justice reform, they say, must include sentencing reform.
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It's at this point that math becomes meaningful — and enjoyable.
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Chevron does not hold any meaningful stake in Wells Fargo.
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And why not share rare moments of meaningful human interaction?
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"It's not a meaningful hit," said LinkFolio founder Andy Swan.
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"There's no meaningful training or health education," Ms. Wurth said.
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Republicans have done nothing meaningful about any of those things.
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Perhaps the Russian campaign was too small to be meaningful.
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Hard to imagine meaningful constitutional constraints that wouldn't cripple it.
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There have been no meaningful efforts to curb illegal immigration.
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The conversation isn't meaningful, but just instead fills the space.
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"Godot" takes place in the absence of any meaningful stories.
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She wants to date and have a meaningful romantic relationship.
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They're meaningful, affirming, communities that go beyond their stated function.
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But some victories will be much more meaningful than others.
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But visitors said the event would remain meaningful for them.
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This transparency is meaningful because president's budgets are only proposals.
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Either way, this is not a picture of meaningful choice.
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If it doesn't, what does a meaningful life look like?
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It would provide meaningful pathways to advancement and career tracks.
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Much more meaningful than at any time, I would think.
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Critics argue the agreement doesn't include a meaningful enforcement mechanism.
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The licensing portion of Snyder's order will be particularly meaningful.
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To make meaningful change requires a great deal of resources.
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And the majority of patients will experience no meaningful benefit.
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But, when it comes to meaningful discussion, take them offline.
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But Delehanty thinks it's more meaningful today than ever before.
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And Mr. Ide ends the book with a meaningful jolt.
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"Do you think what you've done is meaningful?" he said.
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Pinker's message is simple: progress is real, meaningful, and widespread.
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I mean, there's actual substance that is meaningful to Democrats.
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A philosophical belief that denies all meaningful values in life.
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The moment, however, was not meaningful for only the Cubs.
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"You know, it has to be meaningful," Harms tells me.
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But would it have led to a meaningful course correction?
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Then, he had his most meaningful conversation as a doctor.
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But they can remain meaningful in surprising and ordinary ways.
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Why had I decided Ponza was such a Meaningful Place?
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They, too, found success through a focus on meaningful localization.
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With each achievement, I felt my life become more meaningful.
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So, that ban has been meaningful for both of them?
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CW: Very meaningful, because Twitter is one of those portals.
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Athletes graduated, sure, but they didn't have meaningful academic experiences.
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But when you're older, it becomes more personal or meaningful.
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Emerging stocks were the only equity region with meaningful inflows.
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Certainly, Pantera is accustomed to managing meaningful sums of money.
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They represent a meaningful shift in American health care politics.
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Schiller shares some numbers he says are meaningful to Apple.
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But it's also an easy foil to deflect meaningful critique.
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Without them, there's a major loss of meaningful human control.
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Rick Perry, has demonstrated no meaningful knowledge of nuclear weapons.
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Photos gets the most meaningful visual overhaul in High Sierra.
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When it happens, it's not just weird, it's usually meaningful.
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If something meaningful is shared, well, that's tantamount to action.
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You want to create something that is meaningful and lasting.
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I want to share this attention with something more meaningful.
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This will help ensure lasting and meaningful change in athletics.
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Perhaps this new discussion will help bring about meaningful change.
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Whether meaningful legislation results, of course, is a different question.
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Third, the trial violated every meaningful right to due process.
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On its face, it all sounds like meaningful change, right?
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It lacks meaningful enforcement authority, creating a telling power imbalance.
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Has it become a meaningful competition or just an exhibition?
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Alcohol content Alcohol levels are sometimes meaningful, but not always.
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It's the absence of any meaningful pushback from Congressional Republicans.
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Was it when women were thwarted from having meaningful careers?
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There are many meaningful tasks that must be done regardless.
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He said he wanted to vote in a meaningful election.
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"Any meaningful connection you can make will help," Rotello says.
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The more scars you have, the more meaningful it becomes.
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A major challenge released prisoners face is finding meaningful employment.
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Second, the bill lacks an avenue for meaningful public input.
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She bought her dress here and it was very meaningful.
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Gutting: I agree that meritocracy requires meaningful rules of judgment.
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A meaningful task must be accomplished with all this… time.
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Unfortunately, those numbers do not exist in any meaningful way.
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But to her, correcting the historical record was especially meaningful.
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It's wild that something so simple can be so meaningful.
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And the fees weren't generating revenue on a meaningful scale.
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But the flow of meaningful information has largely dried up.
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This is an irreverent film, but its lightness is meaningful.
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The most meaningful work of mine has not been commissioned.
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Yet Seberg never quite coheres into anything interesting or meaningful.
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No other candidate has made meaningful gains over that time.
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"You can't make meaningful change on that level," she said.
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It's whether it can tell us anything meaningful about identity.
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Seeing a parent finally settle into themselves is very meaningful.
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Virtually every other meaningful Republican in the area did, too.
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And while his name sounds meaningful, it isn't easily decoded.
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But there are more subtle, yet more meaningful, changes, too.
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Citizens play a meaningful role in government and corporate decisions.
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There is no doubt that the changes yielded meaningful improvements.
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We assume job risk for the return of meaningful income.
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One thing is certain: Any meaningful change starts with behavior.
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This past year has been such a meaningful, exhilarating ride.
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This means that companies should make meaningful work a priority.
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"It's sandwiching our engagement for something more powerful and meaningful."
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The longer you look the more meaningful the picture becomes.
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"What we are looking for right now is meaningful solutions."
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"They are repetitive and absent of meaningful insight," she writes.
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They'd found meaningful relationships, four of them, with each other.
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Playing video games is not addictive in any meaningful sense.
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Tell a short story about a meaningful life experience. 29.
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Tell us about a meaningful event from your real life.
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Perhaps the more meaningful question is deeper and more pressing.
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Recent mass shootings have revived demands for meaningful gun control.
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And that might be the most meaningful distinction of all.
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Still, Trump faces an uphill climb to make meaningful gains.
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This week alone showcases the meaningful difference Kushner is making.
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You have transformed this mundane task into a meaningful practice.
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Tell us about why this moment is meaningful for you?
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He no longer has a meaningful role in British politics.
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Where's the evidence they actually succeeded in any meaningful way?
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I didn't understand why or how that would be meaningful.
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He apparently sees little value in meaningful diplomacy and negotiation.
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The big banks also lack meaningful returns on savings accounts.
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It's unlikely that Kavanaugh will offer a meaningful response, however.
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But how can I deliver meaningful innovation to our millennials?
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Likely Trump will not follow up in any meaningful way.
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"Being helpful is a nice skill, but it's not meaningful. "
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Congress must take meaningful action to address this national epidemic.
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Would meaningful gun reform legislation be more likely to pass?
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H. brand — that is not played anywhere that's meaningful anymore.
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Do you feel the tingly meaningful feeling welling up inside?
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But it does say something meaningful about the political climate.
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I thought, This is my chance to do something meaningful.
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Trump actually didn't play a meaningful role in Zucker's hiring.
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Any well adjusted human needs meaningful activity to be happy.
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How would you make sure classes are engaging and meaningful?
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And back then it was a really meaningful pay cut.
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It would be extremely meaningful if facts were incentivized there.
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We are yet to see meaningful signs of that materializing.
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In that case, no meaningful evaluation takes place at all.
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Having a name for this felt powerful, subversive, and meaningful.
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I only want to work on things that are meaningful.
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"GM has a meaningful seat at the table," he said.
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Many of our employees say they wouldn't want to work anywhere else because they so appreciate our unique idea meritocracy in which meaningful work and meaningful relationships are pursued through radical truth and transparency.
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Now Facebook wants you to think about making sure your post is extra meaningful, and what the meaning of meaningful might mean to you, but most importantly what it means to Mark Zuckerberg's algorithm.
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"Despite this meaningful move in performance, its current size is consistent with our conviction about the company and its leadership and the potential we see for meaningful upside from these levels," Third Point said.
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Seven are forms of disconnection: from other people, from meaningful work, from meaningful values, from the natural world, from a safe and secure childhood, from status, and from a future that makes sense to you.
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Mr Zuckerberg's approach to fixing it has been to tweak what posts users see, prioritising "meaningful interaction" over "meaningful content", which has resulted in people seeing more of their friends' updates and fewer news stories.
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"I really wanted to think about what would be meaningful over time, because when you get something you're 17 and now you're 38, you're like, 'Hmm, don't know if that's too meaningful," Alba told Refinery29.
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As a general rule of thumb, if you can't make Facebook or Google work for customer acquisition at meaningful scale, think twice before you engage in testing podcasts at a scale meaningful to your business.
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Any meaningful change A year later, there is one cosmetic change.
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Yes. Very. Does it go beyond funny to something more meaningful?
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The center taught him how to live a more meaningful life.
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So it was kind of a really meaningful day to me.
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Come for the meaningful content, stay for the shitstorm of shows.
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I think when I read that it felt meaningful to me.
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She said: "It definitely makes coming to work every day meaningful."
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Even so, the glasses aren't a meaningful part of Snap's business.
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And they are providing meaningful jobs to millions around the world.
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Romero found the jumps more meaningful if fellow survivors came along.
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After a loss in the family, this reunion is especially meaningful.
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Lessons: My Path to a Meaningful Life hits book retailers Oct.
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Since 1945, the United States has very rarely achieved meaningful victory.
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And I think -- I think it&aposs meaningful in doing that.
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But on the whole, there's widespread reluctance to adopt meaningful change.
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Ahead, Layne's six tips for creating a meaningful personal brand. 1.
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This translation change is not only emotionally meaningful but dramatically so.
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The militant group said talks "have not achieved any meaningful results".
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They are only meaningful because we decide to give them meaning.
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It's more meaningful than anything I've ever been a part of.
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The appointment of ombudspeople, with meaningful input into their selection;3.
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Notably, both Universal and Warner Bros finalized meaningful deals last year.
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Amazon also also may "see meaningful gross cost savings," Shanker said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel got the totally meaningful honor in 2015.
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"It's stunning and the most meaningful tattoo I have ever gotten."
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These gifts will make for an easily achieved, extra meaningful gesture.
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You have to pick the relevant bits and draw meaningful conclusions.
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That kind of effort can end up feeling more meaningful, too.
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"Everyone needs something meaningful to fill their day," says Ms Knies.
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The action is crisp and thrilling, but more importantly, it's meaningful.
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Talos joins their ranks as a villain with a meaningful purpose.
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Witnessing the special moment was especially meaningful for Javier, he adds.
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But these are not what people need to have meaningful lives.
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Others can define something as marginal when it is actually meaningful.
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KNIGHT: WELL, I THINK OBVIOUSLY JORDAN IS THE MOST MEANINGFUL FINANCIALLY.
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I am looking forward to developing many more meaningful projects together.
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"We expect a meaningful improvement over what they've been," he said.
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Has the Eurasian Economic Union taken shape in a meaningful way?
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There is little internet users can do to make meaningful choices.
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P: What's the most meaningful piece of jewelry in your collection?
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Is it, in fact, too late to make a meaningful difference?
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What were shows you saw there that were meaningful to you?
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What, exactly, makes a consultation with Indigenous people meaningful or reasonable?
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It's meaningful, class-wise, that the diarist doesn't have student loans.
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"We're not seeing a meaningful drop off in cases," Schuchat said.
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In many ways, of course, it wasn't a particularly meaningful victory.
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It's that nothing meaningful is being done to make them stop.
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"She also called Luke Pell "very attractive" and "passionate and meaningful.
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Can they give us tools to organize socially in meaningful ways?
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No, it doesn't signify a meaningful deadline for addressing those threats.
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That doesn't mean the 8K broadcast isn't impressive or meaningful, though.
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"It prevents us from having meaningful connections with people," Derhally says.
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How did you ride the line between being meaningful and funny?
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One area where Grant saw a meaningful divide is in energy.
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She has no idea how powerful and meaningful this truly was.
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"It was really meaningful to me that he called," she said.
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The 2020 campaign is, in every meaningful sense, only just beginning.
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That, of course, is too slow to make a meaningful difference.
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Building Real, Meaningful FriendshipsI would say I'm closest to Hailey [Baldwin].
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As I see it, meaningful reform begins with a community orientation.
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So I see that as scaling in a more meaningful way.
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So by meaningful work, like, are you in a mission together?
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They lack meaningful impact, and they don't help develop the characters.
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The allegations have had little meaningful impact on Trump so far.
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Lawyers should be able to safely provide meaningful protections for defendants.
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Still not sure what that small and meaningful thing could be?
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To others, it's living a meaningful life and giving to others.
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And the federal government hardly regulates GMOs in any meaningful way.
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But with Adam, he hopes he'll make his life more meaningful.
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Connections made on June 24 will be meaningful—no small talk!
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On Sunday, the decade-long debate could end with meaningful reform.
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Neither Bentley nor Mason assisted "in any meaningful sense," it says.
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Moreover, quality suffers when insurers or hospitals have no meaningful competition.
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It means that you're trying to build a meaningful, purposeful life.
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Like there aren't really meaningful conservative reporting institutions at the moment.
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"meaningful," rightfully sounds like privileged cant to people in other parts
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It's a small but meaningful gesture that goes a long way.
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It's shocking that no meaningful correlation is present in the data.
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Put slightly differently: The first goal isn't meaningful because it's first.
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Unlike Germany, France is yet to undertake meaningful labor-market reform.
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It wasn't scientific proof, really, but for Zayner it was meaningful.
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It was one of the most meaningful moments of my life.
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The differences in healthy food intake were small but statistically meaningful.
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Yet, we're out here still trying to form meaningful connections anyway.
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Nothing changes in a meaningful way unless they want it to.
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Have you had any luck with meaningful dates through here yet?
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Even if that sentence is gibberish to you, it's still meaningful.
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Will there be meaningful change to ensure this never happens again?
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And it's the first time her fighting back becomes really meaningful.
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Take a closer look at Torrence's meaningful design, below: Related Video:
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There has been no meaningful debate about its pros and cons.
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But investment alone won't produce any meaningful development without strong institutions.
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Without those clinics, there really is no meaningful access to abortion.
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They're energized by meaningful activities and value opportunities to express themselves.
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LME stocks didn't start rebuilding in any meaningful way until 2009.
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"If there's no meaningful choice; you can't criminalize that," Colgan said.
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Well, they didn't cast them in any meaningful way, at least.
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What they haven't done is anything meaningful to change the trajectory.
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And they can turn that symbolism into meaningful practice and policy.
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No country saw any meaningful decrease in diabetes prevalence, it found.
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The countless still lifes, flowers, and portraits were meaningful to her.
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Well it is a lot more dimensional and beautiful and meaningful.
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And a meaningful rebound is not expected until at least 2017.
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Voting is one of the most meaningful forms of civic engagement.
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The Pacers went 215-210 with him playing a meaningful role.
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This functionality was a way to push meaningful interactions between gamers.
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TC: Are you seeing a meaningful drop in valuations right now?
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But "Hacksaw Ridge" doesn't test his beliefs in any meaningful way.
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Reducing the fee from $35.00 (10%) to $10.50 (3%) is meaningful.
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Nothing has changed in any meaningful way between then and now.
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But what meaningful concessions are we willing to provide in return?
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"This result might be clinically meaningful if it's reproduced," he said.
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"This would be a meaningful decision," said Johnson, of UC Davis.
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It's really essential that we have fun and a meaningful mission.
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Turns out, Trump had little predicted naiveté, and offered meaningful plans.
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You have to draw meaningful contrasts and they didn't do that.
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We wanted to have more longevity, and do something more meaningful.
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Meaningful negotiations between the parties had not taken place for years.
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Hosts can also encourage meaningful talk in ways that respect others.
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Dean countered by criticizing Trump for not releasing "meaningful" health records.
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Without it, the remainder of our constitutional rights become less meaningful.
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How do you break that cycle, in a way that's meaningful?
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It's really exciting, challenging and meaningful work that I absolutely love.
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Brandes, the subcommittee chairman, predicted meaningful change would come next session.
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"He wanted to do something meaningful," said his wife, Katherine Olsen.
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After all, the most precious ones are those that are meaningful.
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Even a short walk can provide meaningful mental relaxation and clarity.
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Choice certainly can be meaningful when it comes to health care.
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Yet meaningful judicial restraint remains rare and mild when it occurs.
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Hurdle said he had a meaningful discussion with Taillon on Saturday.
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The bear's eye is the most meaningful message of the logo.
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Clinton's plan could make a meaningful dent in an important problem.
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That said, boring doesn't mean that there won't be meaningful changes.
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The same will be true of any meaningful proposal to cope
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But she said meaningful cases don't have to involve huge companies.
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They were last amended in a meaningful way in the 1930s.
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Mini-retirements can offer a meaningful reprieve from the rat race.
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Meaningful career growth often comes from your relationship with your employer.
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The paper has already made some meaningful steps in this direction.
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There have been meaningful defeats of Republican candidates in key races.
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"It makes a meaningful impact on income-tax collections," he said.
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The good news: There is real, bipartisan momentum for meaningful reform.
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Once I didn't need that, I wanted it to be meaningful.
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Striking a meaningful deal on climate has proved an elusive goal.
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"It all starts with the meaningful data at scale," Talbert said.
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It was the most tedious, non-meaningful job in the world.
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"I hope these strikes impose meaningful costs on Assad," he said.
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Does that help in terms of securing a meaningful ownership stake?
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"Everything we're serving is either meaningful for Chinese people," explains Meng.
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The bot is producing meaningful, original music largely without human intervention.
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Prefer to make meaningful connections without revealing what you look like?
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Sherrit said aid has yet to arrive in any meaningful way.
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Yet the very term "violence" continually escapes meaningful definition and critique.
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This attraction to the material has always been meaningful to me.
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Two weeks ago I wrote about how to find meaningful work.
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There are so many deep, meaningful things to say about Auschwitz.
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A meaningful crisis simulation would take hard work and extensive planning.
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"People want to be a part of meaningful communities," Zuckerberg added.
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It's whether any Republican supports any action that's meaningful on climate.
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For me, the priority is to find a meaningful, happy life.
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He says that by doing so, relationships can become more meaningful.
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I can't force myself to make like a meaningful serious records.
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Every single person was a storyteller, and that was so meaningful.
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But the legacy endures and colors the conversation about meaningful representation.
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It is silly, but at the same time significant and meaningful.
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It's not actually a meaningful right as you live your life.
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Number two, no meaningful information was received, no action was taken.
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Lawmakers can't let him slither away without uttering a meaningful thing.
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I want to accomplish something really meaningful and that means succeeding.
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It's usually people whose space was violated in a meaningful way.
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Stocks haven't had any meaningful pullback over that time period either.
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Most environmentalists, including us, desperately want a meaningful tax on carbon.
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Meaningful judicial review is an essential element of a healthy democracy.
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"People want to be a part of something meaningful," Jeffrey says.
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Sometimes, highly productive people make tasks more fun or more meaningful.
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There are also all kinds of meaningful, seemingly disposable, smart details.
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Will it help to reduce the risk in any meaningful way?
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We often use technology to form meaningful relationships with virtual strangers.
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I was thinking about what I could do that was meaningful.
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It's not a huge number percentage-wise, but it's pretty meaningful.
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That problem gave us an opportunity to have a meaningful solution.
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"It's spectacular and it's meaningful," he said of Mr. Simmons's rapping.
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She underestimated how many people would find it meaningful or powerful.
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That hasn't really happened, at least not in any meaningful way.
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Meaningful change on Twitter's part does not have to be drastic.
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Would one type of interaction be more meaningful than the other?
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"My family has a legacy of leaving meaningful things," he said.
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However, fear-mongering is not the way to make meaningful change.
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Many claim that social media distracts teens from meaningful, genuine interactions.
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That would not be compatible with a meaningful independent trade policy.
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Neither one followed through, however, and meaningful action stalled in Washington.
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Are we just bored and looking for something meaningful to do?
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And I tired of the ponderous silences and opaque "meaningful" glances.
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But the cries of our community did not produce meaningful protection.
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"We haven't had any meaningful precipitation since March," Mr. Rolinski said.
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Convening the event in New Orleans could not be more meaningful.
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It was election fraud — and, yes, that is a meaningful distinction.
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There were many other forms a meaningful consequence could have taken.
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What made him or her so meaningful or memorable to you?
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After we find the ring, I feel I did something meaningful.
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That is a difficult question to answer in a meaningful way.
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"The specialness of the one can be really meaningful," he said.
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"Privately, collectors are buying in a more meaningful way," she said.
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Yet meaningful relationships are the most nurturing ingredient for our happiness.
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"That's very meaningful to me," he said, in a phone interview.
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It was a meaningful amount of money for a young journalist.
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What is meaningful to you about Thanksgiving, if anything, and why?
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Stepping into 2020, we're carrying some meaningful momentum as a corporation.
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A much smaller House would lead to much more meaningful debate.
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Some things will never happen...and very meaningful things can happen.
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It also aims to increase the meaningful involvement of legislative committees.
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"You like to do everything together because it makes things meaningful."
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A shared space where people connect and spend meaningful time together?
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But there was a noticeable absence: any meaningful discussion of #MeToo.
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She weaves so much relevant lyricism into this small, meaningful volume.
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For a meaningful reprieve, however, automakers need Ms. Nichols on board.
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But those changes are considered small potatoes and hardly meaningful reform.
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Or will the additional cash fail to make a meaningful difference?
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Those talks continue with as yet no signs of meaningful progress.
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A victory on Sunday — Father's Day — would be meaningful, for sure.
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"We need EVs to make a meaningful impact on zero emissions."
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Look what happens when platforms have something meaningful to compete against!
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That is a meaningful loss of national sovereignty and democratic control.
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And that only makes the crossword of our life more meaningful.
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It will enable businesses to engage customers in more meaningful ways.
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But tweaking the stereotypes became a meaningful staple of the show.
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"They're the reason this ceremony is so meaningful," the bride said.
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There are signs that the epidemic could do meaningful economic damage.
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Meaningful music sends all the good times flooding back, he says.
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And that&aposs also the most meaningful thing you could do.
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Contests We asked students to write about a meaningful life experience.
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Some find that they have no meaningful impact on voter turnout.
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The chemical industry fought meaningful reform every step of the way.
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"It's not simple to do a meaningful algorithm audit," he says.
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How meaningful or relevant is the concept of nunchi to you?
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Until then, we may not see much meaningful football in London.
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Yes, the Browns are bad in every statistical and meaningful way.
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A score of 20 percent or more is considered clinically meaningful.
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The income from meaningful work was enough to cover their expenses.
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Most have spent years accumulating meaningful achievements and transforming their lives.
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Lyft won't generate a meaningful profit until 221, the report predicted.
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Lyft's IPO filing shows meaningful progress in its battle against Uber.
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Levi's also wants to make a more meaningful push into China.
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That's small but meaningful, especially because it was already pretty low.
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It's the only meaningful executive-branch oversight of the intelligence community.
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And to be sure, not every misleading statement is equally meaningful.
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That is much more meaningful than going for a legal victory.
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And the #MeToo movement has spawned meaningful philanthropy of its own.
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Why would a daughter choose to part with such meaningful objects?
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Is there one in particular that is most meaningful to you?
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But for many believers, the nonmaterial aid is the most meaningful.
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But video games are a poor substitute for meaningful human companionship.
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Nor was it newsworthy in any meaningful sense of the term.
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There's no way to actually hedge it in any meaningful way.
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Free markets can't be relied on to induce meaningful political change.
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Amazingly, there is still little evidence of meaningful upward wage pressures.
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The University of Michigan index, however, showed no meaningful Trump bump.
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But North Korea has made little meaningful progress on this front.
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It doesn't have to be expensive for it to be meaningful.
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I would love to get him something more meaningful this year!
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That didn&apost happen, at least not in any meaningful way.
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He has not made any meaningful adjustments to his campaign strategy.
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"It's tough to really disrupt this industry in a meaningful way."
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So far, there have been shifts, but no real meaningful changes.
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The amount of time you spend with someone is more meaningful.
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No shift back to "meaningful interactions" can undo that damage, Zuck.
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But there were no meaningful changes for people who remained sedentary.
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So, broadly speaking in space, I have two other meaningful investments.
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Buffett's wallet isn't the only place where he stores meaningful items.
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Cook has talked about the importance of a meaningful mission before.
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Patients with meaningful improvement were noticeably less disabled, the report suggests.
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Many people relied on her, and she enjoyed this meaningful work.
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Almost all of the experts have that one deeply meaningful call.
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" "We need seriously candid and meaningful advice and solutions right now.
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The opposition would play a meaningful role in a transitional government.
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And that won't have any meaningful impact on earnings, he said.
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And did I already say it wasn't meaningful climate legislation anyway?
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NEPA requires federal agencies to provide meaningful opportunities for public participation.
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That was the best and most meaningful moment of my life.
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Only children see the world as rational or meaningful, he argues.
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I don't think that the campaign colluded in some meaningful way.
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Winning North Carolina as a Democrat was meaningful to Bill Clinton.
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ZTE is China's only smartphone vendor with a meaningful U.S. presence.
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And several of the changes secured by the Democrats are meaningful.
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And several of the changes secured by the Democrats are meaningful.
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Instead, they are sites for meaningful social engagement and cultural transformation.
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It's about how meaningful they are, and what significance they have.
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Will the Dem debates change the race in any meaningful way?
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Stress and its consequences represent feasible and meaningful targets for intervention.
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However, meaningful change is not impossible, even in this political climate.
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Payments will change "underexplored and underappreciated" platforms into meaningful revenue drivers.
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Streamlining data request procedures can free up capacity for meaningful research.
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And with elections looming, it's unlikely to take any meaningful action.
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And once again, the U.S. side is not demanding meaningful preconditions.
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Or was I simply attempting to thrust myself into meaningful sight?
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People are always saying they want to lead a meaningful life.
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I hope this column helps you lead a more meaningful life.
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You've clearly worked hard to build a happy and meaningful life.
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Royce argued that meaningful lives are marked, above all, by loyalty.
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Eventually, we stopped talking altogether, at least in any meaningful way.
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We know Father Rick and the wonderful, meaningful work he does.
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She also wanted to create the most meaningful funeral she could.
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The new rules also transfer meaningful legal risks to YouTube creators.
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"Use it as a catalyst for more meaningful involvement," she said.
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Valentin did not surpass Caravaggio in any meaningful sense — who could?
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But in most politically meaningful ways, the NeverTrump movement has disintegrated.
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Immigrants like Singh are a meaningful vote base for the BJP.
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As we know now, online ads never got that meaningful scrutiny.
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It could be meaningful, significant to you and/or your family.
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Unlike many other former inmates, he found meaningful work after prison.
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Snap says those sunglasses don't create meaningful revenue for the company.
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Hopefully everyone else can see there's something more meaningful going on.
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It was a meaningful debate (the first of the cycle, really).
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"They are meaningful, let's just put it that way," McAdam said.
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While scorching the earth, McDermott burnt any meaningful bridge to Taylor.
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"As China depletes its frozen inventory and starts tapping into the global pork supply in a more meaningful way, we expect Tyson to start realizing meaningful upside, likely in early FY20," Bernstein analyst Alexia Howard said.
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" She paid tribute to what she said had been a meaningful relationship between UNESCO and the US, saying: "since 2011, we have deepened the partnership between the United States and UNESCO, which has never been so meaningful.
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It's a simple but meaningful way for me to honor his memory.
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Many others have stressed the importance of having deep and meaningful relationships.
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Nevertheless, Hockley says she's hopeful that a "meaningful change" will come soon.
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Trump scored a meaningful policy legacy, but all of it is unpopular.
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Our analysis demonstrates a clinically meaningful and positive impact on patient survival.
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The differences between the groups were too small to be statistically meaningful.
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Elsewhere, Google Cloud services like GSuite have "reached meaningful scale," Pichai said.
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However, I do think it's meaningful and it has a measurable effect.
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The airport shuttle is now a hyperloop; is there any meaningful change?
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We fail to take the time to create meaningful and lasting relationships.
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It's a time that Hongjoong said is the most meaningful for him.
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Trump Jr. later said that Veselnitskaya had "no meaningful information" to share.
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They have to fight a lot of losers between the "meaningful" bouts.
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UMC, another chipmaker, said it expects "no meaningful impact" from the quake.
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As of present, [Pitt] has paid no meaningful child support since separation.
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But I will tell you what, my relationship with him was meaningful.
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They also aim to push lawmakers to pass meaningful gun control legislation.
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And to see people doing stuff in a much less meaningful way.
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As of present, [Pitt] has paid no meaningful child support since separation.
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It's a lifestyle dedicated to cultivating meaningful experiences and prioritizing environmental sustainability.
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" On better days, they range from "a meaningful conversation" to "feeling valued.
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Here are five ways to make your Flag Day particularly meaningful: 1.
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His reasoning: chip makers are making meaningful progress working through excess inventory.
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"It was really meaningful for me to watch the film," she said.
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Mass Effect's characters rarely reveal anything meaningful about our own world, either.
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But we do not see this prompting any meaningful recovery until 2021.
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Neither mobile game truly connects with what makes Neopets fun and meaningful.
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The struggle to find a meaningful signal in the unending noise continues.
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A meaningful shift in monetary policy would probably have a dramatic effect.
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Age Age also has a meaningful impact on the gender pay gap.
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Ackman said he aims to create a "meaningful" turnaround for the company.
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If you've got intellectual property that's meaningful, by all means, protect it.
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There have been efforts to pass meaningful and lasting legislation since 2001.
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She is not, like, responsible for her intelligence in any meaningful way.
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Painting adolescents as obsessive robots is not a path to meaningful change.
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Unfortunately, all of this also drains the battery in a meaningful way.
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The whole process is intended to pre-empt other meaningful political activity.
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"The backlog is now less meaningful than at other times," he said.
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That's my meaningful work, and in the process, to develop meaning relationships.
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It was spooky yet meaningful, with lovely prose and compelling plot twists.
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What consumers actually want — Generation Z in particular — are meaningful, immersive experiences.
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Danone is pursuing what Mr Faber sees as a more meaningful goal.
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None of this sounds like it'll make a meaningful difference for users.
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Maybe even 10, 20 years before we start seeing significant, meaningful change.
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But these relationships never lasted, because they lacked a solid, meaningful foundation.
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Oculus needs to lock-on to Xbox and create a meaningful partnership.
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At no point in smartphone history has audio been a meaningful differentiator.
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Luke Perry's children continue to honor him in small but meaningful ways.
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Older generations think that younger generations are not having meaningful human interactions.
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Only then can meaningful enforcement measures be put in place, said Jansen.
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Can shadows actually tell us something meaningful about the landscapes they darken?
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The show's endless leveling up rarely seems to pay meaningful narrative dividends.
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But journalists aren't being allowed to try 5G in any meaningful way.
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And the first — a meaningful commitment from North Korea — doesn't look achievable.
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"They already have one," he corrects, with a meaningful stare at her.
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Your last palette with Anastasia Beverly Hills had all really meaningful names.
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Businesses such as Deep Genomics are making meaningful progress in this realm.
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It certainly didn't have a meaningful impact on The Wall Street Journal.
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It wasn&apost enough to make up for months without meaningful precipitation.
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It's meaningful to kids because it lets them have their own voice.
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Three weeks into the job, Mr Khosrowshahi has already made meaningful progress.
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But that's not a meaningful vote that would officially approve May's deal.
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The poll finds few meaningful demographic or political differences on that score.
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He clearly aspired to make something better, something deeper and more meaningful.
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It would limit our ability to provide advice in a meaningful way.
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This fight is very meaningful for us; it defines who we are.
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They're smart businesswomen who create meaningful experiences for a lot of people.
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It was very meaningful to me, because she was my favorite teacher.
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Seed investing, like all venture capital, is changing in a meaningful way.
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Really, there's no better accessory than such a meaningful hand-me-down.
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"We would paint something that was meaningful to us," Iliev-Piselli explains.
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However, there is some doubt the activists will have a meaningful impact.
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The ambiguity of the figure/ground relationship is simultaneously formal and meaningful.
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You're not going to have any kind of meaningful growth from that.
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And the impact of such a strong representation is just as meaningful.
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RMB's survey found a "meaningful probability" that the ANC would lose power.
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It was more about re-prioritizing and figuring out what was meaningful.
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"There were 40 unique, ultimate, meaningful gifts in the mix," she says.
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Russell doesn't know Vernon, and he lacks a meaningful connection to him.
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But if history tells us anything, actually passing meaningful reform is hard.
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Luckily, giving back in meaningful ways doesn't have to break the bank.
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What's the most meaningful piece of clothing or jewelry in your collection?
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Simply running in the first place was a meaningful form of activism.
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However, the President skipped meaningful consultation with tribes & outreach to our communities.
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"It will also help you live a deeper and more meaningful life."
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Here's why the appeal is meaningful but also a serious long shot.
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan's wedding cake was filled with meaningful intentions.
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While it's technically true that it's rare, it isn't all that meaningful.
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The discussion at our convention was around how meaningful that control is.
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They also gain from meaningful regulatory oversight and requirements regarding cybersecurity standards.
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MPs are now expected to have another meaningful vote by March 12.
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That he can somehow be a meaningful leader for his fellow soldiers.
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Electroclash burned too bright to ever really exist in any meaningful way.
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The EU has repeatedly said it is not up for meaningful renegotiation.
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He engaged in meaningful cultural dialogue through owning the Miss Universe Pageant.
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Since then there have been no meaningful contacts between the two sides.
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Why shouldn't Americans also be given meaningful tools to protect their privacy?
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"It's so meaningful to hear the song of the heart," he says.
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What happens locally is extremely meaningful and saves lives every single day.
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Corcoran has no meaningful formal expertise on Islam or the Muslim world.
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Whether the questions resulted in a meaningful health benefit is not known.
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And two, will they get a tax plan that will be meaningful?
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Even so, cutting off these emissions will likely make a meaningful difference.
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There's something about working with kids, it's just so much more meaningful.
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It's someone saying that it was really meaningful and useful to them.
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One is that it your vote won't "count" in any meaningful sense.
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"Even that short interaction becomes very meaningful to the seniors," Gonzalez said.
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Amazon's growing dominance in cloud is meaningful for a couple of reasons.
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"We are grateful to participate in this meaningful dialogue," the statement said.
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Additionally, we must provide meaningful support and programs for people with addictions.
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Still, some strategists see meaningful upside on the horizon for the group.
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The retailer will see more meaningful levels of debt mature next year.
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And if I were to achieve that then I've done something meaningful.
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I believe we are on a course of getting meaningful Co2 reduction.
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He said he'd stop eating food until the talks produced meaningful progress.
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We believe that we have to empower people to find meaningful work.
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"The case itself is much more meaningful than the result," Li said.
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This Halloween costume takes the holiday to a new and meaningful level.
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Leases will be forfeited and meaningful plugging and abandonment liabilities will build.
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In other words, they're taking jobs that are more meaningful to them.
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If people are noticing [a change in Trump's language agility], that's meaningful.
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They brought only new sensory experiences, though, no meaningful or lasting impressions.
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Banks will be central to any meaningful resolution of China's debt overhang.
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We believe sharing diverse voices provides a meaningful service to our readers.
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It was the first meaningful way that women had to take control.
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Colton Haynes commemorated his late mother's birthday in a deeply meaningful way.
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It was meaningful to me to see myself reflected in her team.
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Meaningful paid work does and is the glue that holds societies together.
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" Keflezighi says that victory "was the most meaningful victory in my career.
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Condoms provided a meaningful barrier, not just physically but psychologically as well.
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The president does not govern in any meaningful sense of the term.
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I just can't call this a portable computer in any meaningful sense.
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Nor do they seem to have any meaningful connection to the homocore
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"This is a recognition that [the pet industry] is meaningful," he said.
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The God he worshiped wants us to have passionate and meaningful sex.
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We make things good and bad, desirable and not, meaningful and trivial.
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Maybe they will connect him in some meaningful way to the past.
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This could hold back any meaningful deleveraging prospects and constrain financial flexibility.
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I am not hopeful that any meaningful change will come anytime soon.
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"The amount of rhetorical support you give AI is meaningful," Clark said.
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He hopes that the new strategy might be more rhetorical than meaningful.
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Is there a meaningful distinction between Trump's base and the Republican base?
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For meaningful speech, Google shapes the results with linguistic rules and suggestions.
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This is fundamental to maximizing our leverage with Pyongyang for meaningful negotiations.
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Or are we going to learn something meaningful we don't know yet?
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Even five minutes of outdoor exercise can have a meaningful psychological impact.
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We have a statistical triumvirate that points to meaningful and measurable progress.
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These people also had "clinically meaningful" cognitive decline, the study team found.
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But meaningful consultations to resolve these concerns have yet to take place.
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"We've had no meaningful correction since the beginning of 2016," Yardeni said.
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Yet the EPA's expanding climate crusade is bereft of legally meaningful justification.
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Since then, safety standards have not been improved in any meaningful way.
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Congress has an opportunity to improve chemical safety in a meaningful way.
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Passage of meaningful drug pricing legislation is far from a sure thing.
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The key difficulties are "meaningful technical challenges" and "privacy issues," Powell said.
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Toni One thing that's very meaningful is whether Clinton can win Pennsylvania.
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It is time for Congress to take meaningful action to combat Zika.
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I THINK WE MADE VERY MEANINGFUL PROGRESS OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS.
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Neither are those the only two constituencies with meaningful interests at stake.
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Now financially independent, he has the freedom to work on meaningful projects.
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Sometimes situations become so intolerable that moral certainties are no longer meaningful.
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I'd say the most meaningful leadership role was being student body president.
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Life can be meaningful despite it, and sometimes even because of it.
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The new Administrator should mandate meaningful training for new and current reservists.
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Meaningful reform should work for everyone, not just those at the top.
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"We're seeing Facebook traffic tank and search becoming more meaningful," Kim said.
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Then Jaime and Brienne shared a meaningful wave as she rowed away.
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So it's important that we pass tax reform in a meaningful way.
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I'M SORRY, LAST SEVERAL MONTHS WE'VE MADE MEANINGFUL PROGRESS OFF THE BOTTOM.
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A game can say something meaningful even as it provides an escape.
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GS: Investing in our nation's infrastructure and passing bipartisan, meaningful immigration reform.
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Fitch does not view ALSN's pension obligations as a meaningful credit risk.
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"In the short term that actually could be fairly meaningful," said Sanchez.
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There are two things we could do to provide more meaningful reporting.
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While several benefits overlap, each card has meaningful perks of its own.
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Seems like a super effective and meaningful change, what do you think?
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There were some meaningful aspects to this summit that are worth noting.
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Being able to cross the stage walking is something that's really meaningful.
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It doesn't expect the iPhone 8 to break any meaningful sales records.
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This charge reliably destroys any meaningful discussions that may have otherwise occurred.
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Still, some employees aren't sure how meaningful the data from Connections is.
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I can understand why the idea of meaningful oversight terrifies the President.
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Brett Kavanaugh is my friend, and I wish him a meaningful life.
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In particular, implementing personality in a meaningful way is a big challenge.
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If you combined that with meaningful ways to bring down drug prices.
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" It's, "With the time that I had, did I do something meaningful?
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Meeting the consumer's needs is the beginning and solution for meaningful innovations.
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So what's the most meaningful difference between those with loans and without?
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Companies like Facebook and Verizon publicly insist they support meaningful privacy rules.
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So now it is compromising our ability to serve a meaningful portion.
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Eight years is meaningful—that's great—but I'll try to minimize that.
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Tatum and Brown must instead excel in tight roles in meaningful moments.
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It used to be that movies were so meaningful in our lives.
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Writers that can strike a balance between meaningful lyrics and good music.
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We want to farm at a scale that's commercially viable, and meaningful.
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The three of us met but Marty did not take meaningful action.
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The Justice Department noted: BPD lacks meaningful accountability systems to deter misconduct.
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In and of itself, it's an arbitrary and not terribly meaningful milestone.
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It makes meaningful improvements, and integrates its own ideas about the genre.
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These issues affect every tech company in China with a meaningful presence.
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As a result, most people find their lives highly fulfilling and meaningful.
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The only way to get there is to prioritize consistent, meaningful learning.
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"We want to help 1 billion people join meaningful communities," Zuckerberg said.
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In a robust, meaningful relationship, you should know about your partner's boss.
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"They might not be meaningful, and they're just one factor," Forbes added.
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There is another indicator in Google searches that may contain meaningful information.
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Getting data that are meaningful and accurate in healthcare is very difficult.
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These are meaningful challenges before even evaluating the effectiveness of growth initiatives!
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Now, people have access to meaningful coverage and help affording their premiums.
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To be alone and experience the silence feels very safe, very meaningful.
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But any meaningful recovery for Puerto Rican families remains a distant hope.
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When a meaningful, transformative artist dies, battles over legacy are a given.
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Adopting the policies would be largely symbolic, and symbols can be meaningful.
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George Papadopoulos may be the one to tell the most meaningful story.
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How does primary turnout say anything meaningful about general-election outcomes, anyway?
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At the moment, it appears to offer President Trump a meaningful tailwind.
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The biggest economic objection is that any meaningful program would be unaffordable.
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Videos and pictures are reminders of meaningful moments that we have lived.
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We shot thousands of hours of things we all felt were meaningful.
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"In every meaningful way, our investigation is an impeachment inquiry," he added.
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What else might take place to make the event meaningful and memorable?
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Do you find your science classes to be engaging, challenging or meaningful?
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I wanted to help in some meaningful way, but was unsure how.
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The idea that you could actually have a robot do something meaningful.
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Everything in human existence is equally meaningful or meaningless, take your pick.
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There have yet to be meaningful contacts with broadcast or sponsorship partners.
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His father grew up there, and it's "a meaningful space," he said.
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Our technologies aren't necessarily helping us live a good and meaningful life.
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That brow was meaningful because it didn't conform to Hollywood beauty standards.
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This is a hope, a promise of a better, more meaningful life.
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"A busy street is meaningful, a New York thing," Mr. Lombino said.
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The unemployment rate has also become less meaningful than it once was.
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The article continues: Already, meaningful electoral proceedings have been delayed or recast.
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Some prevalent practices seem to stand in the way of meaningful change.
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But the work they do is deeply meaningful for their queer clients.
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However we need meaningful background checks so sick people don't get guns.
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But it's also far more meaningful for students, parents, policymakers and employers.
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By age 17, there is a meaningful male advantage in that subject.
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I could actually see more meaningful connection time fighting to be preserved.
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"There's going to be an opportunity to tell meaningful stories," Gunadie said.
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It's meant to reduce tensions and create space for more meaningful concessions.
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Is she resisting in any meaningful way or simply trying to survive?
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So the broad patterns in the Suffolk/USA Today poll are meaningful.
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Over a few weeks, the savings of $1 to $3 is meaningful.
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And while it's certainly an arbitrary milestone, it's also a meaningful one.
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No competitors appear to have made meaningful inroads into Uber's market share.
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"That is why this peace concert is so meaningful," Mr. Jung said.
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A couple of drinks have preceded some of my most meaningful moments.
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Do you think the Hong Kong protests will bring about meaningful change?
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I'm happy to use it artistically when it's meaningful to the story.
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Roberts joked that some meaningful learning comes through video gaming as well.
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This may help countless people lead happier, more meaningful, more fulfilling lives.
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And darn it if this country doesn't need something meaningful right now.
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"Weighting by volunteerism didn't make a meaningful difference," SurveyMonkey's Jon Cohen said.
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When they do, authors are afforded no meaningful opportunity to challenge them.
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The time for better, more meaningful communication in this country is now.
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OneBeacon represents Intact's initial meaningful entry into the U.S. non-life market.
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It's much more likely that you'll have meaningful discourse in smaller groups.
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Graham himself admits, is defending the United States against any meaningful threat.
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But, are the local Afghan authorities capable enough to gather meaningful information?
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But that's neither a record nor particularly meaningful, as PolitiFact has reported.
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And without competition, the airlines don't face any meaningful pressure to change.
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The sooner we recognize this, the sooner we can enact meaningful change.
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We are not likely to see a meaningful rise in inflation though.
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For instance, it has engaged in "significant and meaningful" collaboration with Iran.
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But remember, even Snapchat can open up some meaningful conversations between partners.
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But we can still take meaningful steps toward smaller, more tangible goals.
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Those are all, in their own ways, very useful and meaningful protests.
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Even so, users still play a meaningful role in identifying problematic content.
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Should it really cost this much to affirm what's meaningful to me?
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China is meaningful, but it's just nowhere close to 'the whole market.
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Can texting a museum be the start of a meaningful cultural conversation?
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By more meaningful metrics, the United States lags behind many other countries.
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By more meaningful metrics, the United States lags behind many other countries.
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Furthermore, those perspectives should be conveyed in a meaningful and concise way.
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Her report to the police has yielded no meaningful investigation, she says.
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But they are irrelevant to meaningful public discussion of what should happen.
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There are, meanwhile, some retailers planning meaningful expansions in 2018 and beyond.
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It is so powerful, so meaningful, and creates space for so much.
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Even the most mundane objects seemed meaningful and close to my heart.
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However, the securities are still seen by ratings agencies as meaningful deleveraging.
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But Trump will never play a meaningful role in taking such actions.
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Its aim was to push Congress to pass meaningful anti-poverty legislation.
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"I'm not sure that talks will lead to anything meaningful," he said.
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Instead, our programs set young workers up for meaningful, long-lasting careers.
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The Outsider Art Fair has contributed to this immeasurably meaningful sea change.
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GOP lawmakers hailed the vote as meaningful because of the tax measure.
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There has got to be something meaningful to saving some cash, right?
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Until we see such meaningful changes, consumers should vote with their feet.
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What is surprising is how compelling and meaningful Jónsi's show really is.
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This difference was too small to be meaningful, the study team concludes.
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That's when the counter-insurgents are likely to strike a meaningful deal.
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Small, simple things done consistently over a long time produce meaningful results.
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In Texas, the race gap appears more meaningful than the gender gap.
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"The fair is meaningful for the collecting of this work," he said.
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It is in this way that Robbins's ideas seem particularly meaningful now.
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But his first thought offers a meaningful and powerful definition of freedom.
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In short, it bolsters an ineffective system without providing any meaningful changes.
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They made meaningful health-care reform a dead letter from day one.
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"In almost every meaningful respect, these plans are mirror images," he added.
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So why is turquoise a particularly meaningful stone for a new parent?
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"This suggests a meaningful risk factor to EA's FY19 guidance," he said.
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Personal character was no longer considered a meaningful indicator of political character.
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As a result, meaningful corporate oversight does not exist at the company.
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The most meaningful lives, I've learned, are often not the extraordinary ones.
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"I wanted this amount to be meaningful," Milner told Reuters in 2012.
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Reward yourself with a piece of chocolate or some other meaningful treat.
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But this doesn't really amount to a meaningful critique of Clinton, either.
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And those companies need to take meaningful steps toward lowering drug prices.
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The initiation of the grand jury process is meaningful but not surprising.
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They, too, wanted to find a meaningful way to honor Mr. Woodard.
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If I can protect even just one, I've done something meaningful. Capt.
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He loves to tweet about crime here without offering any meaningful solutions.
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Again, it's not a meaningful comparison, triple-A FPS to handheld RPG.
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"Time will tell if this announcement leads to meaningful action," she said.
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There's just something really meaningful about it, if that's what you're into.
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The goal would be to think about how to maximize meaningful choices.
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What was the most meaningful shoot you were ever a part of?
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What if virtual reality with dual 8k displays actually becomes something meaningful?
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They have no meaningful effect on how much the government spends, however.
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Neither Google nor anyone else appears actually comfortable with meaningful external oversight.
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Poma described the upcoming memorial as "iconic, meaningful, national," to the media.
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Have they failed to provide a meaningful alternative to the Republican worldview?
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These statistics are meaningful, showing major change in how we consume media.
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A lot of the other cases, they're just not meaningful to me.
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But they're also the only characters who triumph in any meaningful way.
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It turns out it's actually hard to create a new form of status that is both meaningful to you but also meaningful enough to enough other people, because status, look, is always derived from the entire network, right?
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Philosophers like John Stuart Mill and Jeremy Bentham, for example, argued that if an act produces a meaningful good for a meaningful number of people, while limiting harm to others, then the act must be a moral one.
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They may fail to generate meaningful learning, or they may generate meaningful learning but not learning effects if this learning does not result in more valuable products that lead to the continual acquisition of new data for additional learning.
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We see the potential for meaningful multiple expansion as new Services re-accelerate growth and Apple approaches the September 2020 launch of 5G iPhones, which have the potential to accelerate upgrades and return iPhone to meaningful Y/Y growth.
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But there's a step missing in those arguments, and it's a crucial, difficult, and time-consuming one: If all that data isn't labeled or organized in a meaningful way, even the greatest supercomputer can't do meaningful work with it.
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"We sincerely hope that after so many years of (this) highest level of tension will lead to a larger and more meaningful dialogue between South and North Korea in addressing a meaningful denuclearization of the Korean peninsula," Ban added.
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Q. Your bio says that you like famous quotes with meaningful life lessons.
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"It's been a really meaningful, eye-opening, emotional and physical experience," he said.
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This decision isn't going to hurt Facebook in any meaningful way, of course.
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Analysts said they do not expect any meaningful changes in the company's strategy.
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That alone truly disqualifies it from being truly bipartisan in any meaningful way.
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The lack of meaningful modernization can be blamed on a host of reasons.
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Mitchell doesn't think money will start flowing in any meaningful way until 2018.
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This is part of what makes the details about his appearance so meaningful.
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It all adds up to building a healthy, meaningful life together with someone.
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Tech companies can currently sell products without following meaningful repair and recycling standards.
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