It means a lot to me, it means a lot to the Asian American community.
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That means a lot of HDMI cables, but it also means a lot of controllers laying around.
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"It means a lot, it means a lot," he told EW after scoring a Best Director nomination.
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"It means a lot, it means a lot," he told EW after scoring a Best Director nomination.
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It means a lot to them, and it means a lot to me, so I totally get it.
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"One hundred episodes means a lot of flights and it means a lot of Hilton Garden Inns," Joseph says.
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This university means a lot to you, graduates… but it also means a lot to America and to the world.
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I think this coming week means a lot to Karamo and I think it's going to be a side we haven't shown yet that means a lot to him.
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It just means a lot of people read your tweets.
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When I see people having fun, it means a lot.
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That means a lot to me — I love my stepsons.
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It means a lot to us, we've all got them.
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And a lot of people means a lot of smartphones.
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I had to explain that eye contact means a lot.
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Which means a lot more goodies are on the way.
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And when they tell me something, it means a lot.
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His success means a lot to his home country, too.
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This many followers also means a lot of interested adopters.
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It means a lot of work, and dividing my time.
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"Being part of their journey means a lot to me!"
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And that means a lot to those 25 million people.
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I know he'll support me, and that means a lot.
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"That song means a lot to me," Sydney says backstage.
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"My house means a lot to me," she tells me.
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"Made in America means a lot to us," Manley said.
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"That means a lot of employer persuader activity is lawful."
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Whatever they are, he clearly means a lot to her.
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It means a lot to have a team like this.
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That means a lot is riding on Apple's forward guidance.
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That means a lot is at stake this holiday season.
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"The movie means a lot in Chinese society," said Wei.
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It means a lot — to her, and to her city.
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That means a lot fewer cow farts are in order.
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"It means a lot coming from my peers," Williams said.
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It means a lot to me, as you can tell.
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And that means a lot of dreck goes on sale.
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That means a lot of people are thinking about it.
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It means a lot to continue our tradition of charity.
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"As a teacher it means a lot," Buck told CNN.
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Being invited to that kind of event means a lot.
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It means a lot that he continues to stay involved.
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It definitely means a lot, and it's a love song, basically.
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I think [feminist] means a lot of different things to people.
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And a lot of people means a lot of beer consumption.
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It means a lot to me, my dad, and our family.
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That means a lot because I care about [her] a lot.
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It means a lot to prevent other tragedies in many ways.
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"It means a lot to me to be here," Zidane said.
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And that means a lot to veterans who may be struggling.
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I know it's not your thing and it means a lot.
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"That means a lot," Harris said of shedding a losing record.
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Your brand means a lot, your fans mean everything to you.
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"Xbox 360 means a lot to everyone in Microsoft," Spencer explained.
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It's a weepy number, but it means a lot to me.
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That means a lot more interest, and plenty of new merchandise.
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"It means a lot," McGowan told Reuters on the red carpet.
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Translating that to payrolls means a lot of people weren't counted.
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So that means a lot better cycle in terms of earnings.
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High skepticism means a lot of people stay away from stocks.
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"It means a lot," Radulov said of scoring the game-winner.
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"I know this fight means a lot to him," he said.
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Which means a lot of bad ideas were getting good money.
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"It means a lot to my family and me," Goldman tweeted.
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It means a lot to me, too: independence and equal footing.
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MS: And it means a lot to you ... It's super ugly.
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It means a lot when you have someone who genuinely cares.
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That means a lot of players didn't bother clapping at all.
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"She means a lot to both of us," Mr. Kelly said.
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We know this means a lot to him when it's over.
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"He's realizing that it means a lot less than he thought."
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"It's just something that means a lot to me," he says.
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It means a lot that he understands the intricacies of that.
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Yes. It means a lot to me to collect this way.
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The sort of people we see on-screen means a lot.
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Obviously the Berlin period means a lot to all of us here.
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"It means a lot to be Simon's Golden Buzzer," Tyler told PEOPLE.
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So you know if I'm interested in someone, it means a lot.
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Tell them that FaceTiming or calling actually means a lot to you.
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America means a lot more to Britain than Britain means to America.
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With him being a single parent, it means a lot to me.
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It's also why what they're wearing means a lot to us, too.
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To qualify for the final like this means a lot to me.
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You can really see it means a lot to that young man.
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" Surprised by the admission, Kevin responds, "It means a lot hearing that.
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" Dennis accepted her apology saying, "It means a lot to hear that.
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That online footprint of my work means a lot to casting directors.
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She continued, "This award, it means a lot to me," she added.
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"It means a lot more marketing dollars" for Belize, Ms. McCann said.
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That means a lot of travel for the returned Falcon 9s, though.
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Everybody's shown their support the whole time and it means a lot.
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For people to actually look up to me really means a lot.
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Labor Day means a lot of things to a lot of people.
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Thanks for all the messages of support, it really means a lot.
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It means a lot that you want to hang out with us.
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It means a lot to me to be able to say this.
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For the women at New York Comic-Con, this means a lot.
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It means a lot to us to get the message out there.
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"Just thinking about having a gold medal means a lot," he said.
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Life with James, who is a poet, means a lot of books.
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Really seeing our culture represented on the stage really means a lot.
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I love the Crybaby tattoo, because it means a lot to me.
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It means a lot to me that he knew he wasn't alone.
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Pick out something from your bookshelf that means a lot to you.
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Temperatures are soaring in Phoenix, which means a lot of airplanes aren't.
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"When they tell me something, it means a lot," Mr. Trump said.
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A little means a lot right now being under such dire circumstances.
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"It means a lot to both Croatia and this region," he said.
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So the fact that I beat him one time means a lot.
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"It means a lot to me to have him supporting," said Nadal.
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It means a lot for me, my family, and all my country.
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But EEG is accessible, portable, and inexpensive—and that means a lot.
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That means a lot of things are going to happen at once.
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"This means a lot," Townsend said through tears on court to ESPN.
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"It means a lot," a teammate, Draymond Green, told The Associated Press.
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That means a lot more people appear to not be paying attention.
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It always means a lot with the best fans in the world.
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The cybersecurity hub in New York clearly means a lot to you.
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"Winning the pole really means a lot for the drivers," he said.
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A government shutdown means a lot of "nonessential" government activities suddenly cease.
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SB: That's my show, that's our ... It means a lot to us.
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"It means a lot actually," he told the BBC of being knighted.
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That means a lot of people watched (and tweeted about) DuVernay's series.
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So that actually means a lot to me if that was a result.
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It means a lot to know this service means so much to everyone.
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And when people say I've changed for the better, it means a lot.
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To know that you&aposve got guys in your corner means a lot.
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"It's just a charity that means a lot to us," explains Mollen, 37.
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"It means a lot for us Cubans," another reveler told CNN affiliate WSVN.
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For him, having Taffy next to him in the yearbook means a lot.
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But it means a lot that my happiness means so much to him.
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It's a small step forward, but it clearly means a lot to her.
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It means a lot of colored LEDs on the bottom edge and rear.
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The idea of conflict resolution is something that means a lot to me.
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It means a lot to me, getting together, having fun, and getting away.
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"That means a lot, I'm a big fan!" she responded to his apology.
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Now, I love a good jawboning session and think talk means a lot.
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Yeah, I understand that music means a lot to a lot of people.
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The word "girlboss" means a lot of things to a lot of women.
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I'm a martial artist, too, and that meditation means a lot to me.
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"Avedøre Stationsby is a place that means a lot to me," he says.
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"It means a lot, and it shows a lot of character," Rinne said.
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"It means a lot to me to win the tournament," Jutanugarn said afterward.
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"It means a lot for the President to make a statement," Fraser said.
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"It's a privilege and it means a lot to us," Anastasia Virgona said.
|
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But it means a lot and a lot of folks aren't doing that.
|
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Xavier's pickiness means a lot of extra planning for his mother, Janet Guillen.
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The reality of the matter is that the credit itself means a lot.
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But that means a lot more people need to be looking for work.
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Plus, when they look at me like I'm cool, it means a lot.
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It means a lot after great wins like this that it gets played.
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That means a lot more risk of grave damage to US national security.
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"It means a lot," Hernandez said of achieving the feat with one team.
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"He means a lot to the Chargers and to our organization," Gates says.
|
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That means a lot to me, se we must continue to be that.
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It means a lot to NAPA and having this car in NAPA colors tonight.
|
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It means a lot for (TMS president) Eddie (Gossage) to have me back here.
|
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Freedom of the press means a lot to us here in the United States.
|
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Being biracial and having BareMinerals choose me to represent their brand means a lot.
|
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"I have to dedicate this because it means a lot to me," she said.
|
|
However, I'm also #TeamBob for another reason: Hair means a lot in this show.
|
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I enjoy that because that little moment of exchange means a lot to me.
|
|
Shopping for a dorm or apartment means a lot of condensing and clever shopping.
|
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That's the address we was at, so that shit means a lot to me.
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So that song's really important and really means a lot to both of us.
|
|
I feel like there's just a generation that the cat means a lot to.
|
|
Sure, it's VR, but in Secrets of the Empire, VR means a lot more.
|
|
Salmon means a lot to me, lots more than I ever dreamed it would.
|
|
Excited for you to hear this song, because it means a lot to me.
|
|
It means a lot to the console's future that this one game performs well.
|
|
"Even a two-second 'thank you so much for coming' really means a lot."
|
|
"It means a lot to be able to call myself an athlete," Gallegos says.
|
|
WATCH: JEDI contract means a lot more for Microsoft than Amazon, Jim Cramer says
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If a candidate holds a clear lead at that point, it means a lot.
|
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As a Coldplay fan this is something unique and special and means a lot.
|
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The music you hear on the Mid90s soundtrack really means a lot to me.
|
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But when it's something that means a lot to you, you'll do the work.
|
|
This means a lot of homework that is received, turned in, or researched online.
|
|
Still, Perlmutter's blessing means a lot in Trumpworld, and we're told Wilkie got it.
|
|
It means a lot to me, but you didn't come here to see me.
|
|
"It means a lot to be able to stay with FC Dallas," Gonzalez said.
|
|
"It means a lot when people believe in you," Allen said, choking back tears.
|
|
A huge hug means a lot to the crowd and to us as well.
|
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"It means a lot to me and my family," Colon said through an interpreter.
|
|
In New York, that means a lot of Cheetos, Goldfish and Nacho Cheese Doritos.
|
|
Your vote means a lot to me, and to everyone who loves our Country!
|
|
"It means a lot for me, it means a lot for this team just to be able to come out and contribute on both ends," said Smart, who stuffed the stat sheet with 12 points, 10 assists, six rebounds and three steals.
|
|
But it's still standing, something that means a lot to some people in the village.
|
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It means a lot to me to do something wholesome and fun, especially with kids.
|
|
That means a lot of their time is probably spent focusing on their little ones.
|
|
It's one of those adjectives that sounds like it means a lot without saying much.
|
|
He means a lot to me, so I'm really sorry if I offended anyone anywhere.
|
|
The Bible means a lot to me, but I don't want to get into specifics.
|
|
"She's my best friend and having her out here means a lot," Nelly told Reuters.
|
|
"It means a lot to me, to the team and to the franchise," Brouwer said.
|
|
Therefore this means a lot to me personally that we break this cycle of violence.
|
|
And you know what that means: A lot of photos and videos of Drake brooding.
|
|
"It means a lot," Johnson said to TBS of earning his first Final Four trip.
|
|
"Just to see my name next to (Roger) means a lot to me," said Basilashvili.
|
|
"It was a place that means a lot to me and my family," explains Caylee.
|
|
She chose to embrace the changes and figured out "what means a lot" to her.
|
|
The Internet means a lot to me, and no one is talking about it correctly.
|
|
That means a lot of government agencies will be closed and regular mail service suspended.
|
|
If Clinton's still near 50 percent and holding a comfortable lead, that means a lot.
|
|
"This really means a lot to the LGBTQ community," Kollmann said to the news network.
|
|
In the short term, that means a lot of jobs are going to be displaced.
|
|
It also means a lot more live television events have begun using a time delay.
|
|
This means a lot of the old rom-com tropes feel ripe for exploration again.
|
|
Win It All is a story about gambling, and gambling means a lot to me.
|
|
" Auriemma said, adding: "I mean, you talk about who means a lot to their team.
|
|
Three floors means a lot of stairs, which he initially gated for the children's safety.
|
|
Now that they're teenagers, for them to share these moments means a lot to me.
|
|
She's proud of the book now, and proud of me, and that means a lot.
|
|
It's a death of a person who means a lot to a lot of people.
|
|
Also, on a personal level, the trust of my followers means a lot to me.
|
|
However, it&aposs not mandatory, which means a lot of people end up skipping it.
|
|
"It means a lot," Betts said on MLB Network of winning his first MVP honor.
|
|
"I think it means a lot for free speech," said Jamie Heine, attorney for Macchio.
|
|
This means a lot of middle-managers adding cost but not doing anything obviously useful.
|
|
That means a lot to me — because it's not about me, it's about the whole country.
|
|
It means a lot to me and I am glad that I won this tournament here.
|
|
If that number surprises you, it shouldn't: Notre Dame means a lot in the French imagination.
|
|
That means a lot of real, but intangible, value is missed by price-to-book ratios.
|
|
"It means a lot that I could come on such an unconventional journey," he told Kufrin.
|
|
Chris Janson's latest single "Drunk Girl" relays a message that means a lot to him — respect.
|
|
It's a nice update that means a lot more people will have multi-room audio capabilities.
|
|
"'Shake It Off' means a lot to me," Nyong'o said, according to the New York Post.
|
|
"It means a lot that I could come on such an unconventional journey," he tells Becca.
|
|
This band is something that means a lot to me and a lot of other people.
|
|
"It means a lot to qualify... it was one of my goals this year," said Halep.
|
|
"It means a lot," Chavez said of getting a chance to return to a starting role.
|
|
"It's not so much of a story, but it means a lot to me," he said.
|
|
On one hand, this means a lot more data points can be added to Yelp's database.
|
|
It can be a simple request, but it really means a lot when they say yes.
|
|
"I realized the photo means a lot to so many people," Zimmer Friedman told NBC News.
|
|
Herrera said on the red carpet that the award "means a lot" coming from Lincoln Center.
|
|
"Obviously, to come in and make an impact means a lot," Bosa told the Chargers' website.
|
|
It means a lot, when someone is willing to listen to you and fight for you.
|
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A devastating punt returner, as well, Benjamin means a lot for the Browns as currently constructed.
|
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Everything that Dad stood for has kind of been showcased tonight, and that means a lot.
|
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Makes sense, as her schedule means a lot of traveling — which is never easy on skin.
|
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Being a husband means a lot of things, but it doesn't necessarily mean being a dad.
|
|
That means a lot of big production milestones for the Starliner are also being pushed back.
|
|
"It means a lot to me to be in America," Darweesh said in a press release.
|
|
" He also thanked his fans and Mr. Trump, saying that the president's support "means a lot.
|
|
Buying a home means a lot of new expenses, including homeowner's insurance and higher utility bills.
|
|
"It means a lot, even at my age, when I didn't expect this," Colon said Friday.
|
|
JIM CRAMER: THANK YOU FOR COMING ON, IT MEANS A LOT TO US AND OUR VIEWERS.
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That narrow definition means a lot of business owners will be able to take the deduction.
|
|
"She means a lot to so many people and she knows who she is," Fiennes says.
|
|
"It means a lot to me," says one of the teens who helps run the library.
|
|
It means a lot to me to have my story be related to the US Open.
|
|
"It means a lot to me because I've never played in an Olympics before," Osaka said.
|
|
That means a lot of insurers are paying way more than they should for their Goober.
|
|
For many, this holiday means a lot of together time — and together time means TV time.
|
|
That means a lot of developers aren't taking advantage of the latest technologies, despite clear advantages.
|
|
The fact that Arrival seems like a balm on people's souls right now means a lot.
|
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To be voted in and be the highest vote-getter, it means a lot to me.
|
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I've gotten so many reactions from people, too, which really means a lot, to be honest.
|
|
"Having someone help them navigate the system really means a lot to them," Ms. Singer said.
|
|
Hurns said it means a lot to him that Nike gave back to this local community.
|
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"It means a lot to us because this is where our roots are," Mr. Zaro said.
|
|
Protecting elections from hacking threats means a lot more than protecting election systems from being hacked.
|
|
When you're on the bottom, for someone to be there for you, it means a lot.
|
|
"It means a lot when we put a lot of effort into every game," Lundqvist said.
|
|
"It means a lot," Durant said of playing in Seattle at last week's team media day.
|
|
"Honestly, it means a lot because Tim Hiller is a big mentor to me," Terrell said.
|
|
I have been a working actor for a long time and this really means a lot.
|
|
Just the fact that they're here and they want to be here means a lot to me.
|
|
"The fact that I'm back in the quarter-finals here means a lot to me," said Halep.
|
|
Now, that means a lot of former Charles fans are using their palettes to make a statement.
|
|
And for someone as costume-focused as Gaga, you know that means a lot of hat boxes.
|
|
I celebrate every day these successes, because it means a lot for her, and for female directors.
|
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Santos: Being the largest beer producer in Sweden means a lot of beer waste and spent grains.
|
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"We don't make much money on this product, so $1000 actually means a lot," Musk separately tweeted.
|
|
I want to thank everyone who has shown me love and support, it truly means a lot!
|
|
That being said, I think that the digital cases, but also the tax cases, means a lot.
|
|
More generally, it means a lot of focus on physics and interacting with objects in the world.
|
|
It means a lot when you bug your members of Congress about the issues you care about.
|
|
It really means a lot and we look forward to sharing this new chapter with you all.
|
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"(The fact) I'm existing in China already means a lot, the society is changing gradually," Jin said.
|
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We're told the event means a lot to Kodak who wants to stress the importance of education.
|
|
"I think that was actually his first hit and it means a lot to him," explains Marie.
|
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Greg says other teammates and coaches have also reached out -- and it means a lot to him.
|
|
I know that there's a lot of controversy around this, but it means a lot to me.
|
|
"Thanks to you and your team for change the design, it means a lot," one user wrote.
|
|
That may seem like a small thing to most people, but it means a lot to us.
|
|
This means a lot of dry shampoo, topknots, and abashed explanations to stylists about my raggedy ends.
|
|
"We realized 'aging in place' means a lot more than just a comfortable house," Mr. Brown said.
|
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It means a lot more to me if I can contribute something positive to another person's life.
|
|
That also means a lot of pricing pressure for those who are still working with these providers.
|
|
The outcome in Alabama "means a lot of folks stayed home on the Republican side," Santorum said.
|
|
This means a lot of good new jobs, one reason the building trades council has signed on.
|
|
Being able to shine a light on these issues through his work means a lot to him.
|
|
That means a lot of money for Showtime and the UFC, as well as Mayweather and McGregor.
|
|
Disney means a lot to a lot of people, but so does Marvel, so does Pixar. Right.
|
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Playa del Carmen is a tourist town, which means a lot of the people there speak English.
|
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We're both so close with our families, so it means a lot to the both of us.
|
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Even if only a fraction visit New Frontier, that means a lot of planning or long waits.
|
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"It still means a lot to be able to dominate others on their original platforms," she added.
|
|
But it means a lot to me when a person of his stature can come to Redding.
|
|
But the true victory lies in this: For a man like Les Moonves, money means a lot.
|
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"That court still being up means a lot because he worked on that so hard," he said.
|
|
"It means a lot to be back in the sub-10 club," Blake told Reuters after the race.
|
|
" English, who plans to work until the end of March, told CBS that "it really means a lot.
|
|
We would rather it be on Sunday, but at the same time, it means a lot to me.
|
|
Playing the role of the woman who raised the filmmaker means a lot to him and her alike.
|
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"For a man, when someone says, 'Your baby looks just like you,' that means a lot to us."
|
|
It means a lot to us and to the many people that loved him and loved his music.
|
|
The important thing is that it's here, and that, to plenty of people, this movie means a lot.
|
|
" Vonn, who has 72 World Cup wins across all Alpine disciplines, added: "It means a lot to me.
|
|
A little confidence is missing: certification is what grown-ups get, and for them it means a lot.
|
|
The internet means a lot to Unicole, who grew up with AOL chat rooms, instant messenger and LiveJournal.
|
|
"I'm understanding more that it means a lot and to a lot of my people also," Thomas said.
|
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"To win 200, whatever it means, it means a lot to me," the Joe Gibbs Racing driver said.
|
|
But an explosion of startups in cities means a lot of new products and services for urban areas.
|
|
While trying to get pronunciation right seems insignificant, it means a lot to the people with those names.
|
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"This means a lot, because it keeps us warm, because it's very, very cold here," Kanyegere to WMUR.
|
|
If fund managers are bullish about emerging markets, that means a lot of good news is priced in.
|
|
He really gave me the go-ahead to turn pro, and that means a lot coming from him.
|
|
Working in 3D means a lot of rotating on various axes, zooming in and out and so on.
|
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So the opportunity to talk to other victims and survivors means a lot to me and to them.
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It's one of my favorite guitars, and it means a lot more than just an instrument to me.
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"To give back means a lot to me because they have given so much to me," she said.
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"It means a lot," Ball said on ESPN Monday night when asked about winning the Summer League MVP.
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It also means a lot of swimming, napping, reading, eating, drinking, and quality time with just the family.
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So being social in gaming means a lot to me; being part of a community is a balm.
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So this means means a lot to us, and the way things are going, it's going pretty well.
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It's safe to say Donald Trump means a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
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That means a lot more planes need to be built — a challenge that 3D printing can help with.
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But the digitalization of art means a lot more people across the world are looking at the stuff.
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That means a lot of driving up and down Interstate 94, the main artery connecting Milwaukee and Chicago.
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That means a lot more people won't be able to get back in the country once they leave.
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So at this point in my career, that means a lot to me: That my work still matters.
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It means a lot to children to be able to relate to characters that they admire, especially superheros.
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He has a long record in business and in politics, and that also means a lot of baggage.
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"It really means a lot to me," said Cheptegei, who won silver in 2017 behind Britain's Mo Farah.
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That means a lot of driving — over-the-Rocky-Mountains-and-back-in-one-day kind of driving.
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" Then, the true performer's credo: "It means a lot to me to step on that stage every night.
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"That means a lot to me," said Ms. Vassell, who formally left the foster care system in November.
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Which means a lot of immigrants will just bang their shins on the wall while they hop over.
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He was always there by my side, and I think this means a lot to both of us.
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It means a lot that they can sit back in my chair, close their eyes, and just trust me.
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Maybe it's a symbol/animal that means a lot to him, or, hey, maybe the dude just loves unicorns.
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Still, that success rate actually means a lot more when you look at how successful these successful couples are.
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"I definitely don't want to disrespect my relationship with Sofia because it means a lot to me," he said.
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In practice, this means a lot of long journeys on foot or on wheels, with heavy cargo in tow.
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It means a lot to know you're thinking of us, and wishing us well as we start out together.
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"It means a lot and there are so many different layers to it," she tells the Los Angeles Times.
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In that moment, I realized Star Wars means a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
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She says it means a lot to see real-life heroes tell her son that they're rooting for him.
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"I hear she's just seen the film and loved it, so that means a lot to us," Blunt added.
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"It means a lot," Greene said when asked if it were special to win his first post-surgery start.
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"It means a lot to me... I'm tickled pink I went through this to get this," Craddock told WJHL.
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Even though I've been aware of this and anticipating this, knowing that it obviously means a lot to me.
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Carving out time to do something that means a lot to you is an achievement in and of itself.
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My dad's library card, on the other hand, means a lot to me given my profession—I'm a librarian.
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That means a lot of juicy internal information is likely at risk, including possible financial data and other information.
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"The Bible means a lot to me, but I don't want to get into specifics," he told Bloomberg Television.
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This means a lot to me, and it is going to be a top priority in a Trump Administration.
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And for members of al Qaeda who were indoctrinated with these propaganda videos, he means a lot to them.
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Today, Costco still means a lot to Ellinger, who wears his passion for the warehouse proudly on his sleeve.
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Yes, it might be material things, but for a child who's never had (anything), that blanket means a lot.
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"The restoration of the communication channels means a lot," said Yoon Young-chan, the South Korean presidential press secretary.
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It means a lot more to me than just stringing a few words together and making a rap song.
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To be an original person whose blood and clans go back thousands of years before colonialism means a lot.
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That means a lot of snacks, including pickles, nuts, charcuterie and cheese — plus a few Totino's Supreme frozen pizzas.
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To see her name on a chair back or on a call sheet, that means a lot to me.
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"It means a lot," said Chavez, who gave up one run and four hits in 23 216/163 innings.
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And I praise her for what she said, and I thank her and it means a lot to me.
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"This money means a lot to us... (but) I think they should understand the seriousness of this," he said.
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Obviously it is a character that means a lot to a lot of people and I'm having fun playing it.
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"I know how important this is, and it's passionate and something that means a lot to me too," Whitfield said.
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It means a lot to us that this album has managed to become a part of people's lives and memories.
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When the company grows, I am able to be rewarded with pride so that paycheck means a lot to me.
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"Being able to see visibility of other people with chronic pain, or queerness, means a lot to me," Lee said.
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It means a lot to see your work authenticated in a magazine as a young photographer, stylist, or fashion editor.
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This kind of corporate failure means a lot more than just one fewer smartphone choice on store shelves this year.
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That means a lot of plans to increase innovation and invest in the next phase of technology in this space.
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In a time where you feel hated just for existing, it means a lot to see Blackness celebrated like this.
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To not be here receiving this award, which means a lot to him, and that's a big message he's sending.
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It keeps businesses busy during those days which means a lot when we're coming from a period of economic downturn.
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But it also means a lot of unvetted, unproven nonpoliticians whose viability the DCCC has had a hard time assessing.
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This fact means a lot, but it definitely does not say about the commitment of Azerbaijan to the Western values.
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It means a lot to me because my staff nominated me for placing importance on open communications and employee engagement.
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In simple astrology talk, Jupiter means a lot and Neptune fantasy…so, there's a whole lot of fantasy taking place!
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That fact means a lot of different things to a lot of different people—some good, some bad, some crazy.
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You have had a pretty intimate relationship with L.I.E.S. What's one record they've released that means a lot to you?
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It means a lot to her as a symbol for something positive when there isn't much to be positive about.
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She's fully booked for the next two months, which means a lot of baking, cooking, slicing, and melting to do.
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Summertime is festival season, and for most festival-goers that means a lot of drinking, drugs, and sex in tents.
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This means a lot to me, and I know how much this can change how we treat one another online.
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That means a lot of set pieces are on wheels, coming and going from a backstage that essentially doesn't exist.
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"It means a lot, especially because of the last time I was here," Osaka said in her on-court interview.
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" Doody recommends saying something like "I really appreciate you offering me this promotion, and it means a lot to me.
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They could also brute force PIN attempts, but that means a lot more time before they can hijack your device.
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"It's a great honor, it means a lot," Trump told NBC's "Today" show in an interview shortly after the announcement.
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This means a lot more friction and a lot more need for something like Wayv to help solve the problem.
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They could work together, but that means a lot of compromise, which is difficult in elections where everyone wants power.
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The fact that there's gonna be food for people that might have been hungry otherwise means a lot to me.
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When you accomplish something like this it really means a lot to me, to my family, Puerto Rico my country.
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If that happens by increasing productivity, for example, and compounding over time, "even a couple tenths means a lot," he said.
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Thompson says solving the case "means a lot to me" and "it needs to be solved" for Tracey's mourning loved ones.
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"To see these athletes take part in the challenge is something that truly means a lot to me," he tells PEOPLE.
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"It means a lot of uncertainty," Islam told me when asked what it's like to be an undocumented Muslim in 2017.
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That means a lot of screen time, and a lot of thought about what their fashion and beauty looks will be.
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For SiriusXM, that means a lot of new competition in the car, the place where consumers listen to radio the most.
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Amazon is now consistently profitable — and that means a lot more money is going toward the video-streaming battle with Netflix.
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We belong together and it means a lot to me to be able to take her home to Texas with me.
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Bachelor in Paradise means a lot of love, a lot of booze and a beautiful beach location – what could go wrong?
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But missing the projections means a lot when you're a publicly traded company that bases its measure of success on growth.
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"That means a lot of the money you're spending on extended warranties — don't spend it, you can save it," Sethi says.
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It's such an honor to be a part of something so special that means a lot to so many people's childhood.
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Tyrion will take over for the missing Daenerys in Meereen, which means a lot of talking, usually Peter Dinklage's strong suit.
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Blunt says that having a song that people love, even if they misconstrue the real meaning, means a lot to him.
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A 70% drop in ACA customers is steep, and means a lot of people will have to pick a new plan.
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"What you said that we only let God judge ... that means a lot to me," Manning said before hugging the candidate.
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"It means a lot to me, especially now at the beginning of my career here," Sanchez told reporters through an interpreter.
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"Just the fact that you're taking the time and entertaining it means a lot to me," Kim says to her sister.
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But at the end of the year, No. 1 means a lot more, and that's what we're trying to work for.
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So for me to be able to rectify what was the wrong thing to do means a lot to me personally.
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"I might use the gym just once a week, but that once a week means a lot to me," he said.
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And for him, that means a lot of snow, a decked-out tree, and of course, a real-life Santa Claus.
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To finally have a fresh start and healthy spring, then come into the first game and do this means a lot.
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Being the fourth sign in the zodiac means a lot of things, but to put it plainly: You're an emotional crab.
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Needless to say, that means a lot of drugs, a lot of weird food, and the occasional overlap between the two.
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However, getting this performance right in terms of representation of Black artists is something that clearly means a lot to fans.
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So clearly, the song means a lot to the star, and she chose a significant day to have it inked, too.
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That means a lot of apps included on the Samsung phones will linger inside folders even after alternatives have been installed.
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For her to sit there and really be that receptive to us and love us like that, that means a lot.
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Still, for it to keep going on is quite incredible, and it's been a while now, so it means a lot.
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But in Mexico, many channels still broadcast on analog, and in southern California, that means a lot of interference leaking over.
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The evangelicals — Lesley Stahl: That doesn't — Mike Pence: You know, nobody thought – Donald Trump: —well, I think it means a lot.
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The rapid spread of coronavirus around the world means a lot of people are being quarantined to try and control it.
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Jackson told reporters that winning the MVP award means a lot, even though he admits he wasn't really outwardly showing it.
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Still Processing It's the end of the year, which means a lot of parties that can end in sloppiness and chagrin.
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We're talking about people's lives being lost and that means a lot more to me than some money or a contract.
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In this world, politics feels random, where the will of the voter means very little, and money means a lot more.
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But it means a lot more when someone who is running next year, like Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, criticize President Trump.
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"With Toni, she didn't start as a politician, and that means a lot to me," said Mr. Kurth, a retired salesman.
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With that code, that means a lot to engineers to build a code base that's still running 20-some years later.
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That means a lot of cases, death penalty cases, other cases simply don&apost get herd because there isn&apost a quorum.
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Even if I loathe them, the fact that they're willing to sit down and be on camera for me means a lot.
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"It means a lot to me that I can change someone's perception about their physical appearance by loving my own," she said.
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Larger pitch means more room for light to hit, and that extra quarter of a micrometer means a lot at this scale.
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That means a lot more home offices, and you're going to need to have state-of-the-art technology to remain competitive.
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"I just really wanted to live with my story a bit and create it into something that means a lot to me."
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Hopefully they can do right by Kim Possible which means a lot to the young viewers who grew up watching the cartoon.
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"It means a lot to us that someone we love very much will finally live out his dream," Palermo told the outlet.
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It means a lot of people are curious and potentially open to the notion that the Samsung Galaxy Fold is the future.
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I was compelled to make the appointment only after she sung Mashell's praises—that means a lot coming from a beauty gal.
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"The Asian Tour is where I started and to be able to get a win here really means a lot," Peterson said.
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But he says still being able to compete with the 'monsters and animals' he has battled for so long means a lot.
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"It means a lot to see the pad just not sit and waste away," Kennedy Space Center director Bob Cabana told reporters.
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Then again, he added, he is a national favorite, which means a lot of fans in Rio will be cheering him on.
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"It means mental capacity, it means a lot of different things," the president said in a phone call interview with Fox News.
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From an operational standpoint, it means a lot of work -- all of those meetings at various levels -- isn't going to get done.
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So it's essential to pack charging equipment to handle any need that might arise — and usually that means a lot of dongles.
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That means a lot of two-pointers—and during UNC's Elite Eight victory over Notre Dame, a lot of made two-pointers.
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This means a lot to me because it proves that after 21 years, I can still make music that connects with people.
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That means a lot of scooters are being collected and transported — by car — for recharging, even when they're still 95 percent charged.
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For a show like CES, that generally means a lot of different flashy TV form factors and a bunch of home appliances.
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The project "means a lot to me and my entire family," she told prospective investors at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Beijing.
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I think it means a lot, especially what's going on in the world today with some of the issues with police brutality.
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The project "means a lot to me and my entire family," she told prospective investors at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Beijing.
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"It means a lot to us, because when we came home from Korea, nobody knew where we were, or cared," Keep said.
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"This means a lot to those clients; they have more certainty to take action before 2026 – before the exemption falls," he said.
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The event means a lot to the adults because most of their families don't live nearby, so they've created their own community.
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"As a veteran, it means a lot to me because [there are] men and women who have sacrificed for their country," Rep.
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Whatever Mr. Solomon's Wall Street cohort thinks, his social-media followers seem to understand that spinning music means a lot to him.
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"Prom means a lot to the students," said the school nurse, Judith Russell, who knows the students well because of their pregnancies.
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" She's like, "I do, and it really means a lot to me, so I would like for you to pretend like you do.
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"I feel stuff like this means a lot to the band members—just as much as it does to the fans," she says.
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She tells me all the time that I'm a great dad and that she loves me and that means a lot to me.
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But not one has made my stop in my tracks like this one I came across today — and trust, that means a lot.
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You're the first body positive person who actually had a body type thats similar to mine and it means a lot to me.
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Disruption means a lot less when the disruptor loses its shiniest jewels—and especially when those jewels wind up in a competitor's glove.
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Apparently, what others think means a lot to us as a species and that has contributed to the size of our big brains.
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"Thank you to everyone for the love and supportive messages for myself and @CherylOfficial ❤ It really means a lot," Payne added Monday.
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"Having Gleb and everyone at Dancing With the Stars be so supportive of me and having that outlet means a lot," she said.
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As a mixed-race woman of color, this is something that means a lot more to me than just being another pretty powder.
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That really means a lot to me, but it doesn't mean anything to me compared to the damage he's doing to the environment.
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"This song means a lot to me, and it has played such a huge role in my career," Dion said in a statement.
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I think Nietzsche goes on to say that strong means a lot of active appreciation for the fact that you are alive, i.e.
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Researchers at Google are trying to help robots navigate the world as well as humans can, and that means a lot of practice.
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While to some, this may come across as gross or disturbing, the sentimental value of it means a lot to the company's customers.
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Not just with movies, but in general, it means a lot to me to have a supportive group of people together socially, emotionally.
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That means a lot more people who buy beer, so in 2014 Heineken opened a new brewery there, its third in the country.
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Cutlip offered his services free of charge, which means a lot when you consider that tattoo removal usually hovers around the $500 mark.
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"Being able to make my fifth is something that means a lot to me," Phelps told reporters afterwards, per the Omaha World-Herald.
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Pitching in a box of tissues or a few pencils might not seem like much, but it means a lot and really helps.
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Still, it's safe to assume this means a lot, since Amazon was also sold out of Echo hardware leading up to the holiday.
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"It means a lot, first time play in a major and make the cut," Li told Reuters after signing his final-round scorecard.
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I'm really happy that it's getting into a lot of festivals because that means a lot of people are getting to see it.
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This is something that means a lot to them, and then suddenly, they're the one making the canonical sequel, not a fan mod.
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But getting to 100 means covering for any foreseeable seasonal or even decadal dip in renewable sources, which means a lot of batteries.
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The reality that the character of the Doctor means a lot to a lot of people, however, does seem to take Beahm aback.
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The reality that the character of the Doctor means a lot to a lot of people, however, does seem to take Beahm aback.
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And as impressive as it is that it still works, "fully functioning" means a lot less computing power than your current lap top.
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"I wish I could go back to the Army — this job means a lot to me," he said in an interview on Thursday.
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Tl; Dr Four across clues all end in terms for something that "means a lot to me," to quote the revealer at 39A.
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But that means a lot of the Democratic voters supported a candidate like Buttigieg or Klobuchar, both of whom oppose these big ideas.
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As long as you plan and incorporate spending into your budget, you can still identify a reward that means a lot to you.
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So, fighting in Japan and winning the game means a lot for us, because as you said, this is a really headwind market.
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"This means a lot to me," Medina said in a beachside interview after being mobbed by fans as he emerged from the surf.
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The short timetable before the U.S. presidential campaign goes into full swing means a lot must be sorted out and actions taken quickly.
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"For them to bring us out and put us in a stadium amongst our peers, it means a lot to me," she said.
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People want to introduce information on the web en masse, and that means a lot of noise and opinions and bots and commentators.
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Shanghai used to be an old fishing village and its proximity to the Yangtze River means a lot of freshwater fish and crustaceans.
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"It means a lot to me personally that I saw a lot of people doing that month in and month out," Thompson said.
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"[This project] means a lot to me and my entire family," she told the audience of about 100, according to the New York Times.
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That means a lot of work for the half a dozen companies that specialize in the massively complex and dangerous job of dismantling plants.
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"It means a lot, you know this is the first time the InStyle Awards has had an award on behalf of advocacy," she said.
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And while on any given day that may be a reasonable trade-off, over the long run, it inevitably means a lot of inflation.
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I can tell you from personal experience that it means a lot when you&aposre depressed just to get a thoughtful text or email.
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This classic Triumph TR3 isn't just a pretty car—it means a lot to Jay because it used to be his older brother's car.
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This season means a lot to people, all Telltale is doing is selling the property to another studio, they aren't making the game themselves.
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The term first pops up in the 703s and then overtime it means a lot of different things to a lot of different people.
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"To be able to touch a piece of the actual history," Johnstone said, "is something that means a lot to a lot of people."
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"This program means so much to myself, and I'm sure it means a lot to all the men who are in it," says Levin.
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In an intense situation where no one else looks like Sydney, this honest heart-to-heart clearly means a lot to the professional dancer.
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"If I can educate a Christian kid about what it's like to be a Muslim person, that means a lot to me," she says.
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Many of you have reached out in the last few days with your concern and your prayers, and it means a lot to me.
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"These are important partners of the alliance, partners whose security means a lot to the United States," the official told reporters travelling with Kerry.
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This means a lot more conversations; for instance, it turns out the guy I buy avocados from at the farmers' market is an audiophile.
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That means a lot of early bedtimes with a Republican debate, a Democratic debate, and the State of the Union coming up next week.
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"Anybody that's gotten traded or comes back to play their old team, it definitely means a lot to them," Nationals Manager Dusty Baker said.
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"It's not like I have decades left of opportunities to win majors, so each one of these means a lot to me," he said.
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This means a lot of kids got falsely diagnosed with high blood pressure, said lead study author Corinna Koebnick of Kaiser Permanente Southern California.
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"I think it means a lot, especially what's going on in the world today with some of the issues with police brutality," she added.
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"This means a lot, to be on the podium and give exposure to our sport at a time when it's already growing," said Robles.
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"(Marchand) means a lot," said Boston bench boss Claude Julien, who is now just a win shy of 20083 for his NHL coaching career.
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But a lot of people not knowing about something doesn't mean it's new; it just means a lot of people haven't been paying attention.
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I myself would be proud...my name written in the history of boxing as one of the world champions means a lot to me.
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For what it's worth, the simple dishes came out well, which only means a lot if you know how terrible I am at cooking.
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For Clarke Tucker, an Arkansas Democrat mounting a bid for Congress in a deeply red state, that means a lot of knocking on doors.
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Critical mass means a lot of things, but there is enough of this that I can't see it as a bad apple problem anymore.
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This is exactly what we expected out of this football team and to be able to get the job done today means a lot.
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It's been a roller-coaster for him in the last couple of rounds but he had a day off and that means a lot.
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After all, the forthcoming epidemic means a LOT more hand washing, and we are bound to get sick of the birthday song after awhile.
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But the small sample size means a lot more research is needed into the motivations of African American males and identification with computer science.
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"They invested in me, and that means a lot to me — they taught me leadership skills, time management skills and collaboration skills," Williams said.
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Since the 38-seat restaurant is about 2,300 miles from the land he loves, for Mr. Keao that means a lot of air miles.
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"We don't know among the viruses what the reason is for it at this stage, which means a lot more research needs to happen."
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"To get a project like Apple means a lot for us," Dutcher told BuzzFeed News, which is why he didn't hesitate to sign the NDA.
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And while on any given day that may be a reasonable trade-off, over the long run, it just inevitably means a lot of inflation.
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You don't often get to make something that means a lot to people personally, let alone get to do that on more than one time.
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Walk for Wishes is taking place in San Antonio at Morgan's Wonderland, a special amusement park for handicapped kids that means a lot to Alexis.
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" MM: "Something you've done that means a lot to me is listening to me and hearing me as an actual person, not just a kid.
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The National Day of Mourning means a lot to those of us who've been coming here for years, because we feel like we belong there.
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" He told a local news organization, "I worked very hard for this and this bag I've had forever and it means a lot to me.
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Her speaking about how the industry should be more supportive and inclusive to artist of color, specifically women of color, means a lot to me.
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To everyone that voted, it means a lot, and my costar's actually sitting next to me right here, so she's gonna say hello as well.
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" She added, "It means a lot for women to be able to support themselves and not depend upon a man and to provide for yourself.
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"It means a lot to us, and brings great prestige to the club, to play teams like Manchester United, Feyenoord and Fenerbahce," Sergiy tells me.
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And that's scary, but it also means a lot to me, not to be afraid of a place and see Perugia through my family's eyes.
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But I'm willing to bear the torch, if it means a lot more people get to feel comfortable being themselves when they look at me.
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"It means a lot, just because I know that I'm not only making my dad, who is a dairy farmer, proud," Hinrichs, 19, told Refinery29.
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It means fans don't care until the playoffs but it also means a lot of teams can afford to take their time and build winners.
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And, as evidenced by the musician-packed Oval Office from earlier this afternoon, that means a lot of things for a lot of different people.
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"This song means a lot to me, and it has played such a huge role in my career," Dion said in a statement to People.
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"We decided we wanted to do it down by the Shore because the Shore means a lot to us," the Jersey Shore alum tells PEOPLE.
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It puts diplomats in a very awkward position and means a lot of our diplomats are not going to be saying very much at all.
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"In Syria, the food, with the family of course, means a lot for us - like it's traditional to meet every week, everyone sharing," he said.
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"If a city calls itself a sanctuary city, that means a lot of different things to a lot of different cities," said Pennsylvania state Sen.
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So, being of Caribbean heritage means a lot to me because I sit in between being a third-generation Jamaican and also just being British.
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Since Lehmiller's sample was 72 percent hetero, that means a lot more straight guys fantasize about taking it up the ass than openly admit it.
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It is a father-son team and that really means a lot to us, since Adrina and I grew up together having a sisterly connection.
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While that might not seem like much, Merriam says it means a lot to his business, and has resulted in putting three jobs on hold.
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I'm always running, on the go, the city is always busy, so to feel the city when it's less busy means a lot to me.
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I know that skipping the gym in favor of getting home an hour earlier is an annoyance for me, but means a lot to her.
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That sliver of rounding, seemingly minuscule in a market that topped 26,000 just last month, actually means a lot in the age of electronic trading.
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You are growing up in a world (that) accepts people and families like you are growing up in' and that means a lot to me.
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Jason Bourne is, in part, about the global surveillance state, which means a lot of the characters spend much of the film staring at computers.
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"The park means a lot to me in that it's something that will never be finished," Disney told journalist Pete Martin in a 1956 interview.
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This all means a lot to a lot of people — particularly on Tumblr, where love for the film and its 2001 sequel has remained strong.
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But Wolf's operating budget didn't include any money for the new machines, which means a lot of counties are still operating with the old ones.
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"It means a lot for people to be able to select emoji that represent them—this is really key for access and inclusion online," smith said.
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"It means a lot, it's hard to put into words right now," said an emotional Stanley, whose previous victory came at the Phoenix Open in 2012.
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"It means a lot for our city and the country and for these players, staff," Raptors coach Nick Nurse said of the magnitude of the achievement.
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But to girls and women who grew up feeling like they had to choose between either their love of gaming or girlhood, it means a lot.
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"For them to go this far and have this happen, when he wants to be a police officer, it means a lot," Graves told the Ledger.
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And I've gone through a lot of career changes and personal changes, and it really means a lot to me that my audience is so supportive.
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Even though we probably won't be able to surf a gravitational wave into the future or the past, this finding still means a lot for physics.
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It means a lot to me to win it in front of the Korean fans and all my Korean family, but it is what it is.
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"Many of you have reached out in the last few days with your concern and your prayers, and it means a lot to me," McCain said.
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We gave it our all on this film and this appreciation from the Academy means a lot to me and my colleagues who made it possible.
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They are also from a different time, so everyone can have a lot of fun being offended by them, which means a lot of internet content.
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All old 219-bit apps are incompatible with the update — which means a lot of content is going to reach the end of the road here.
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"It means a lot after last year losing in (the) second round, to be able to go deep in the tournament still with chances," she said.
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"I hear she's just seen the film and loved it so that means a lot to us," said Blunt, who like Andrews, sings in the movie.
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"When I get Jeff Sessions, that means a lot to me," Trump said, noting this is Sessions's first-ever presidential endorsement in his decades-long career.
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With a stronger economy and applicants who can call more of the shots than they did this time eight years ago, corporate reputation means a lot.
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"It is an award that means a lot to me and is a nice way to end a very special year," Molinari said in a statement.
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Hanging around unpleasantly like the beginnings of a UTI, there's often the sense that music which means a lot to women does not love us back.
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After cumulative days of little sleep, the simple difference between slipping on chelsea boots and having to lace up footwear in the morning means a lot!
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Which means a lot of you out there probably have the same legitimate question: What is Aleppo, anyway, and why are people asking Johnson about it?
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As if it weren't enough to bleed and suffer through cramps, getting your period often means a lot of other symptoms, including bloating or weight gain.
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We have worked a lot and when you get something as big as the Champions (League), it means a lot for the staff and the supporters.
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"The fact that he is an employee of my department means a lot of us know him and that adds another layer of concern," she said.
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"If you think about it, it doesn't mean sedan demand has gone away; it means a lot of sedan demand is captured by imports," Shih said.
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"This has been a great outlet, it means a lot, you know, to have friends again, and do something amazing for the Air Force," Smith says.
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"This is where history was made … Friday night lights, you got the band pumping, crowd cheering ... It means a lot and it's really exciting," said Hurns.
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When you're cold and you haven't eaten in a day, it means a lot when a complete stranger hands you a warm coffee or cold pizza.
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"I'm proud of the film, and it means a lot when I get to show it to my family and they appreciate it," Bill Skarsgard said.
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Now that reality means a lot more than it ever has before, because of the growing call to pay college athletes in major college football programs.
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Playing against Villanova, it means a lot and just playing in the Jimmy V Classic, that has a lot behind it as far as beyond basketball.
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Means a lot to me for you guys to take time out of y'all busy schedule and I know it meant a lot to my kids too!
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Maybe in 203, my musical taste will progress to where it was the year after I listened to Dragonforce, which means a lot of Björk and Portishead.
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For highly paid decision makers, the draft means a lot of decisions must be made about short- versus long-term prospects, interest rates and risk-adjusted returns.
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But from a device standpoint, it means a lot less work; manufacturers basically just need to record and transfer some audio, which their gadgets can do already.
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I don't know if I have any one thing, but I do know the finger and shield I got from the team means a lot to me.
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A "no-fly zone" over Syria -- proposed by several US officials in the past, including Hillary Clinton, but never implemented -- means a lot to the people here.
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That means a lot more brands can use the platform with their own lenses, but it's also possible that regular users will try to make their own.
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"You might be able to trigger runaway greenhouse by nuking the poles, but you'd need a lot of bombs, which means a lot of radiation," Ramirez said.
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"This EP means a lot to us, because it embodies the music we want to make and the music we want to listen to," says the band.
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"This really means a lot to me because I feel like I wanted to be an actress since I was in utero," Paulson began her acceptance speech.
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"To have the president come, it means a lot to show that he cares and the federal government cares about what we are going through," Woods said.
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Microsoft's SwiftKey deal is all about talent and AI While Microsoft is clearly acquiring a keyboard app, the deal means a lot more for the software giant.
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As a restaurant owner, it means a lot to me to know that someone took the time out of their busy schedule to come into my restaurant.
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"This song means a lot to me, and it has played such a huge role in my career," Dion said in a statement prior to Sunday's ceremony.
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That brings the total number of hiring partners for Udacity to over 30, which means a lot of potential soft landings for graduates of its nanodegree programs.
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"It means a lot more to you seeing where your hometown was on Pangea or 10.43 million years ago, or during the great Ice Age," said Scotese.
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Nick is certainly good at soccer — his team is invited to travel to the prestigious Dallas Cup youth tournament — and playing clearly means a lot to him.
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And that means a lot, because when he's out there, the offense kind of relaxes a little knowing, hey, look, we don't have to score a ton.
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The Mets finish the regular season with a weekend series in Philadelphia, which means a lot of Mets fans will be on hand to cheer them on.
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"It means a lot when someone whose had it all in their career just says, 'I can't do this any longer,'" the unnamed official told Foreign Policy.
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To say that Ratatouille fails the Bechdel test means very little; to say that 10 out of 14 Pixar movies fail the Bechdel test means a lot.
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The vast majority of its goods are made in the company factory in the Loire Valley of France, something he says means a lot to foreign customers.
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"I think it means a lot to our foster kids that we're Cherokee," said Carney Duncan, a gentle, soft-spoken man whose hair falls below his shoulders.
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"It means a lot for me because that's where I grew up — 12 years in the organization from the minor leagues and the big leagues," Familia said.
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But, he says, the disruption and caution caused by the virus means a lot more uncertainty for startups looking to bring new investors into their next round.
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He encouraged people to reach out to "someone whose creative work means a lot to you" — like a novelist, artist or a musician — and to tell them.
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"The field has become a little too focused on deep learning, which means a lot of other things that should be explored aren't being explored," Domingos says.
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Being a librarian was my dream job that I didn't pursue due to practical/financial reasons, so volunteering here once a week means a lot to me.
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"It obviously means a lot to know that the things that she's going through in life are easier," Buttigieg told reporters after his campaign stop in Clinton.
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"He means a lot to the Senate, and his willingness to take on people and issues puts everyone on notice," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri.
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All around the world, governments are increasing spending to battle the economic impact of the virus and that means a lot more debt — and higher interest rates.
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That means a lot more raids, and many more restaurant workers who will be facing the same fate as those at Mississippi's Ichiban and China Buffet restaurants.
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That means, a lot of late nights in the studio, fittings, long rehearsals every single day, endless choreography, and of course, some serious hours logged at the gym.
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The hard part: Being in a long term relationship means a lot of gifts over the years, and finding ways to keep gifts unique might start feeling difficult.
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It's a shame, too, because that means a lot of entertaining, scandalous, and downright unbelievable stories have been left unremembered, and relegated to the dusty annals of history.
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In practice, that means a lot of dinner parties, periodically in New York and almost weekly in Los Angeles, where Trybe launched and Chaya Bindell, its founder, lives.
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In Beijing Ms Meyer touted One Journal Square, explained Mr Kushner's new role in Washington and said the building "means a lot to me and my entire family".
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Training for a fall marathon means a lot of miles are covered with the summer sun beating down on you and hydration is key to getting through workouts.
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That means no dedicated power connector, no HDMI port, and no SD card slot, which means a lot of people are going to be carrying around card readers.
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"I am concerned about the fact that $2202 is an arbitrary number that means a lot more in certain parts of the country than it does another," Rep.
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"The fellowship you have there, just the time spent out there in nature, it means a lot," said Hirst, who is retired after 40 years in law enforcement.
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This means a lot of infighting will go in the Tories (Conservatives) and this will not be helpful for the EU either, as no clear position will emerge.
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It means a lot to me because currently I feel like my voice is pretty loud, but it would make my voice louder to compete in this pageant.
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The tracks coming together over a relatively long period of time means a lot of different recordings and gear is in the mix, which naturally distorts the picture.
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In practice, that means a lot of reports of "suspicious" brown people on porches and a general perception that the world is a scarier place than it is.
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" (She and the "Black Panther" director are close.) "So, you know, this means a lot to me, and I know it's going to mean something to some people.
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Maybe they have a military family member or maybe they lost someone in a war and maybe that anthem means a lot more to them than someone else.
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"It's a great honor, it means a lot, especially me growing up reading Time magazine," he said on the "Today" show on NBC after the choice was announced.
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Mistakenly, the general public believes a bad flu season simply means a lot of people either die or get seriously ill due only to the flu, said Ardolic.
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Being the first to move means a lot, until it doesn't What was the number one factor in founders deciding on who to choose as their lead investor?
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"It just means a lot for me to be here and get to join the club of the best friends that I have already in here," she told reporters.
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For many black, Latino, and Native American students, having more people in positions of authority with guns means a lot of things, but safety isn't necessarily one of them.
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For Democrats, it means a lot of work to get their most fickle voters to the polls — just like they have to do in any other presidential election year.
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Nobody really wants to go out when skies are gloomy and cloudy, and we often forget that while spring means warmer weather, it also means a lot more rain.
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He hops out of bed to make coffee and brings me a cup in bed, a sweet little gesture he makes every morning that means a lot to me.
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The creators have to learn to spread that budget to actualize their vision, which, in practice, means a lot of practical effects and filming a sparse number of takes.
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It turns out that for many of those middle-class households, that means a lot of actual bacon, as in cured meats, fattening snacks, and other heavily processed foods.
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But its pile of cash, built up during the budget surplus years, means a lot of opportunity for companies that want to do business in or with the emirate.
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I think the record it means a lot to both of us and to put the whole thing under the third person thing, it cheapens that a little bit.
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After dinner, the family starts a big game of sardines, putting them in literal tight spots with one another, which means a lot of uncomfortable conversations in uncomfortable places.
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Luckily, that means a lot less one-dress-fits-all bridal parties, and no more pink and puffy-shouldered pieces that look straight out of your parents' photo albums.
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In concrete terms, that means a lot more "click to proceed" boxes, although the transparency requirements mean the text inside may be a little clearer than you're used to.
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By working with them I saved a lot of stress and unnecessary expenses, and time for both sides, so to me I would think that also means a lot.
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That means a lot to us as players, knowing that the best player in the world wants you to be aggressive and wants you to just play your game.
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It's clear that Abe understands that keeping Trump happy means a lot of face time, flattery (Trump claims Abe nominated him for a Nobel Prize) and gold-plated gifts.
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"Because I get to be a part of some of this pain and suffering, the patients get to be a little less alone ... that means a lot in medicine."
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" She continued, "I've never done a Facebook fundraiser before, so you can see children's mental health and the work of the Child Mind Institute means a lot to me.
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It's the day before a holiday weekend, which means a lot of people are on vacation and not a lot of people are in the Verge offices right now.
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Democracy means a lot more to people if it translates into tangible benefits—it is then, and only then, that people become willing to risk their lives defending it.
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Just on a basic human level, it's a little weird to know that I've come to represent that it means a lot for people to tell me their stories.
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"I am concerned about the fact that $2628 is an arbitrary number that means a lot more in certain parts of the country than it does another," said Rep.
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"Obviously coming there with the title already means a lot, but I do really want to finish strong," said the Russian, who accepted a wild card for the event.
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That means a lot of people still got sick, and while it's a bummer if you happen to be among them, you're still better off having gotten the shot.
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And finally, that means a lot less overhead, since the assessment process is automated and doesn't rely on brokers collecting information and passing it along to an insurance company.
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The image of Jim in the orange jumpsuit in the desert [has] become such a recognizable image, and it means a lot of different things both politically and socially.
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Let's face it: little boys have lots of energy, and when you have two who are the same age at the same time, it means a lot of activity!
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"We made a very a specific show about an Arab Muslim family living in New Jersey, and this means a lot, to be recognized on this level," he continued.
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"This song means a lot to me, and it has played such a huge role in my career," she said in a statement prior to the ceremony that year.
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The fact that this startup raised seed funding — $3.85 million in November — from top game makers, including Supercell, Tencent, Riot Games, Miniclip and Colopl Next, also means a lot.
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People don't seem to expect much from black females, or females period, so that the fact I can be so dominant in a male-dominated sport means a lot.
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I tell him thank you, that means a lot, and that my mom and I used to watch his special where he did the bit about his son's penis.
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According to the New York Times, in Beijing on Saturday she told the audience of about 100 people the project "means a lot to me and my entire family".
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A product that extends a patient's life by a few weeks or months, for example, means a lot to the patient but perhaps shouldn't be priced like a bigger breakthrough.
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While both Peralta and White appreciate that their content now reaches an audience that it means a lot to, they also happy sharing it with anyone who enjoys their work.
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"You know, I haven't said much about that whole thing but I've talked about it on this tour, cause you're here, and it means a lot to me," he said.
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Still, it's relatively easy to use quickly, and having a Cine Shot mode in the main camera app means a lot more people will use the feature who otherwise wouldn't.
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This means a lot of things to different people in the food industry: open a restaurant, be an executive chef, be a celebrity chef, or just discover yourself through food.
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"It means a lot, especially with what is going on in the world today, some of the issues of police brutality," Manuel said to reporters after her gold medal performance.
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"This movie means a lot to me because somewhere over the course of making it, I started believing in myself," the actor, 19, said during his acceptance speech Sunday night.
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The Southern Indiana Animal Rescue, where Napoleon currently calls home, posted mega-cute footage last week of Napoleon "throwing a tantrum," which basically means a lot of whimpering and squirming.
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It's scary for them to go to work right now, and just for them to come say hi to Brayden, just to tell him happy birthday, it means a lot.
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So I know it means a lot to these guys, so I go there as much as I can to be there with them and just let them feel me.
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"This partnership means a lot to my fans because so many of my fans are dealing with mental illness, whether it's depression or bipolar disorder or even schizophrenia," Lovato said.
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Hunter: The fact that the film is still shown and that people still come up to me and say that it meant something to them means a lot to me.
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And she openly admits to Fabian (and a crowd of extras) that as the second person she's slept with since her dead husband, he actually means a lot to her.
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"It means a lot to me to play the final round as focused and as well as I did," said Mickelson, who started the final round three strokes behind Casey.
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This means a lot to me personally -that Parkland parents felt we channeled the grief into something productive and used the power of the press the way it was intended.
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That means a lot of these listings haven't been vetted, so I can't vouch for just how easy it would be to actually order one of these homes on Amazon.
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"He's contributed a ridiculous level to virtually every platform we have — college football, 'Monday Night Football,' 'SportsCenter' — and he means a lot to the fabric of this place," Williamson said.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. The name Morrissey means a lot of things to a lot of different people, ranging drastically on a scale of icon to moron.
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It means a lot more, which is why Destiny, a series where you can get a gun and stick with it for as long as you want, holds such promise.
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M.B.S. is no longer wedded to just one Saudi Arabia — and the still dominant tribal culture there means a lot of youth still defer to the monarchy and the military.
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Just to think that someone put in the time and effort to write out a card like that when they have a simpler option on a screen means a lot.
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Swift returned to her Tribeca property in early 2017 when the renovations were complete, but the space evidently still means a lot to her as the birthplace of a relationship.
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He said capturing his first big-league win "means a lot" but that he is willing to do whatever he is asked to do to help the White Sox win.
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"We have a little trail we created just to take walks—it has a little Buddha and a fountain—and I know that means a lot to [Jenny]," he says.
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That means a lot of the traditional advice still holds: Don't make late payments, don't apply for more credit than you need, and keep outstanding card balances to a minimum.
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"Style in Paris means a lot," Michael Lockley, a star American model, said Wednesday evening before the Haider Ackermann show, as paparazzi clustered around Usher, a fellow front-row guest.
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And I say affectionately: The farmers are going to have to go out and buy much larger tractors, because it means a lot of business, a tremendous amount of business.
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That means a lot of help in a lot of places—and it also means that public perception of the UN's work is often defined by the crisis of the moment.
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It's August, which means a lot of laptops and desktops are about to be announced at Gamescom and IFA (pro-tip: don't buy a laptop in the next couple of weeks).
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"This work means a lot to me," he says of the camp, which will run from June 6-9 in Corona, California, and provide 50 scholarships funded by East West Bank.
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"After six minutes, you feel like you are running up a mountain, so even being able to go 50 seconds longer means a lot," said Dr. Shami in the press release.
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However, we also live in a capitalist society, which means a lot of brands use women's empowerment as a marketing tool, especially during International Women's Month and on International Women's Day.
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As a woman of color in leadership, watching both President Obama and Secretary Clinton change the image of who can run for our country's highest office means a lot to me.
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"It means a lot to me for all of my fans, no matter what their situation, to feel like they can come along for the ride," Perry said in a statement.
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"Becoming a Covergirl means a lot because the brand recognizes just how important it is for people to embrace their individuality and express themselves in unique and diverse ways," she continued.
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This error rate means a lot of work for the states participating in Crosscheck to identify voter fraud—finding actual multi-registrants is akin finding the proverbial needle in a haystack.
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When you don't get enough support from the actual main person that you think should be the one to give you support, it means a lot [to come to the group].
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It includes a stop at a new ferry landing on-site, which means a lot of commuters should be able to pretty easily grab a seat for their last-mile needs.
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Kissa means cafe (with specific reference here to the traditional jazz cafes of Tokyo), and tanto means "a lot" in Italian; together they denote a "house of plenty," Mr. Watanabe said.
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"We came into this series knowing that we had to pick up some ground, and we picked up a game and that means a lot," New York manager Terry Collins said.
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Becoming First Lady of the US means a lot of big life changes, but the one thing it apparently doesn't put an end to are wonderfully awkward messages from your mom.
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Most Macs don't come with a discrete graphics card (though external GPUs are supported), which means a lot of macOS machines just aren't ready for serious gaming out of the box.
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This French Quarter bar focuses on the historic connection between the island and the Big Easy, which means a lot of rum cocktails and a pretty great bar menu of food.
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I know how hard money is to make these days, and just having so many people interested and willing to part with their hard-earned money means a lot to me.
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So without making a movie that just kisses their ass, we're just trying to tell the story of a really cool label that means a lot to a lot of people.
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"We have no winter break, and in other countries there is a winter break, but that's cultural - it means a lot, and I have to admit I love it," he added.
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We all have a passion for traditional 2D animation and are aware that we have a long way to go and a lot to learn so his encouragement means a lot.
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"This means a lot to me — it is a big, big, big dream come true and it's up there with all my biggest achievements in my career so far," he said.
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It means a lot that something we're doing, that is such a personal expression for ourselves, is also helping other people and touching other people and it connects with other people.
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"It looks like something inconsequential, but actually it means a lot for cross-strait relations," Mr. Zhang said, referring to the body of water that separates Taiwan from the Chinese mainland.
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"It was the country that colonized us, but they have this motto — liberty, equality and fraternity — which means a lot," said Mamadou Sow, a Guinean who grew up in Ivory Coast.
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Being able to join a club that really has that attitude and the game that we're playing right now, every single game is meaningful, so it really means a lot to me.
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"It means a lot, obviously I'd want to get a gold medal and become Olympic champion but I was beaten by the better person and the next best is silver," he said.
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Hyundai's first-ever Super Bowl ad takes place in Ryanville, which is populated by a plethora of Reynoldses, which means a lot of swoon-worthy shots of the former Sexiest Man Alive.
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"Becoming a CoverGirl means a lot because the brand recognizes just how important it is for people to embrace their individuality and express themselves in unique and diverse ways," Rae has said.
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It might not have been crowned Best Picture, but six wins out of 10 for Mad Max means a lot of new viewers are going to sit down and check it out.
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The theater in which we shot the performance shots is my home town theater, which means a lot to me, since I did many a dance recital in there as a kid.
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It means a lot for me to get letters from these kids who feel so connected with me—they inspire me to keep going and give me the most amount of hope.
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Thank you Dan and David, an apology coming from you really means a lot — I noticed you did something similar last week by allowing Sansa Stark to call a man an idiot.
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"This means a lot to me personally -that Parkland parents felt we channeled the grief into something productive and used the power of the press the way it was intended," she wrote.
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It also means a lot to me because musicians liked it (I can't play a note on any instrument) and it was the first book of mine to be published in America.
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Sonicare Breath care bundle Sonicare Breath care bundle This partnership means a lot for Breathometer, opening the company's breath analysis tech to millions of Sonicare customers who are mindful of oral care.
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Science itself has advanced considerably, which means a lot of the paranormal phenomena that mystified us in the 1990s—human cloning, for example—have literally become scientific fact in the intervening decades.
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" What we're reading: Michael Roston, an editor on our science desk, recommends this piece from BuzzFeed News: "The season of shopping is upon us, and that means a lot of e-commerce.
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"If I can help get rid of them in a safe way and save somebody's life, that really means a lot to me, to be making the world a little bit safer."
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Allied Market Research has said the plant-based industry could bring in $5.2 billion in sales by 2020, and that means a lot more "fake meat" products will be hitting the shelves.
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"To win the gold medal in my first grand prix means a lot to me but I need to continue to work and I cannot rest on my laurels," Zagitova told reporters.
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Opening a plant's stomata in sunlight, however, means a lot of stored water ends up evaporating — which may be fine for the average temperate-zone bush, but not for a desert dweller.
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All the chaos means a lot of open-seat races on the ballot on Tuesday, including some districts where the primary winners will be virtually ensured a spot in the new Congress.
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I don&apost like to be wrong, but if me being right means a lot of people are going to die, I actually would air on the side of allowing people to live.
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Whether you no longer live where you first met or there's just a location that means a lot to you as a couple, this tray is a nice way to commemorate a place.
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That means a lot more incoming companies that look like TikTok, which uses AI to personalize its feed (and is the key ingredient, according to Andreseen Horowitz), and a lot more Predictims, too.
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"While this doesn't erase the harm done to my son, it means a lot to us that no other student in the district will have to go through what my son went through."
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"It's been an emotional roller coaster, but I'm trying to stay strong, because I know this means a lot for so many people," Colotl told reporters outside an Atlanta federal courthouse on Thursday.
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Now I like that song in theory, it means a lot to me because I wrote it, but I'm always worried to play it because I'm worried I'm going to bore the audience.
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The only means a lot of gig workers have to register grievances are ineffectual customer support email addresses—which often connect them to equally poorly paid representatives around the world—and each other.
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" Share your pronouns Masure recommends a very simple change, one that means a lot to members of the LGBTQ community: normalize pronoun usage for everyone, not just those who use "they" and "them.
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That means a lot of customers are trapped by their ISP: if Comcast makes a deal you don't like, and it's your only choice for ISP, there's nothing you can do about it.
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Pusha T: You just said—Kanye: If there's one thing art means, Terrence, it's that art means a lot of thingsPusha T: OooookaaaayKanye: Now, next to me is going to be Taylor Swift.
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"But in the case of Switzerland it means a lot of additional measures," he said, highlighting the way the Swiss National Bank has had to intervene heavily in currency markets on its own.
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"It goes without saying that the trophy is of pretty limited value to whoever took it, but means a lot to me and to the team," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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We're just at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic here in the United States and that means a lot of people have some catching up to do when it comes to hygienic habits.
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"But embracing it and starting fresh and figuring out what you want in life and what means a lot to you and what's meaningful, what is going to make you happy," she said.
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But this goes way beyond friendship: "Woody Harrelson Owen Wilson look alike" and "Woody Harrelson Owen Wilson related" are both Google search autofills, which means a lot of people have looked it up.
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It means a lot to her coming back and being able to compete in this major and to prove obviously to herself that she could defeat anything no matter what's thrown at her.
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"But embracing it and starting fresh and figuring out what you want in life and what means a lot to you and what's meaningful, what is going to make you happy," she says.
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But it also means a lot for McConnell and how he wants to shape his legacy, as well as the contours of the state and national Republican Party, in the years to come.
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With the launch of our Mexican community, we are able to share our technology and resources with the largest immigrant community in the U.S. As immigrants ourselves, that means a lot to us.
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Impressing your elders means a lot to you, but Saturn in Capricorn suggests that you'll need to recognize that boundaries are what will keep you from confusing someone else's goals from your own.
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While beef has the largest carbon footprint, the UK still consumes 10 million birds at Christmas alone, which means a lot of resources and energy could potentially be saved by test tube meat.
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For the serious fans who this series is meant for, the promise of at least six more hours of Fantastic Beasts action likely means a lot more thrilling beasts, barriers, and beats to explore.
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While the patent filing didn't get published until yesterday, Microsoft actually applied for it back in October of 2016, which means a lot of development could have taken place over the last 14 months.
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"It means a lot to me to even be a part of this with Secret and to use our voices and to try to figure out how we can help gender equality," Williams said.
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"I can't express how excited I am to be back on the sidelines and to be coaching at a university that means a lot to my family and me," Hoiberg said in a statement.
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"It means a lot to me, that particular song, because I was trying to summarize my feelings about certain events in my past," Mr. Bowie told the San Diego Union Tribune in 2003. 12.
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"The other important thing is that Brussels is allowing us to delegate activity back to London, which means a lot of the underwriters and brokers currently trading in London ... can stay here," Beale said.
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Click here to view original GIFHordes of people will soon have a brand new iPhone 53 in their hands, and you know what that means: a lot of people will immediately screw it up.
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First off, the refundable tax credit subsidy for families has a pretty high cut off level that means a lot of families making more than $200,000 per year will get some form of aid.
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Cabello recently talked about "Señorita," telling Variety, "I've known Shawn for such a long time and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you."
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Taylor Swift and Katy Perry are two of the biggest pop stars (and, equally important, cat lovers) in the world, which means a lot of people have a lot of thoughts on their lives.
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To that I say this: while jokes about checker-patterned fedoras are pretty funny, ska-punk, like many other forms of punk, definitely means a lot to what's still a significant number of people.
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"The fact that Mr. Kovrig is an employee of my department means a lot of us know him and that adds another layer to the concern," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters on Wednesday.
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On top of that, there's the question of monetization: "Free to play" means a lot of different things, and in arcades, Border Break made a lot of money through enticing, gameplay-altering loot boxes.
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That means a lot of other series have to be moved around or canceled to squeeze it in, and ABC, already one of the lowest-rated networks, has been canceling a lot of series.
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But many buildings do not have space for these bins, or they fill up more quickly than they can be collected, which means a lot of recyclable material ends up in incinerators or landfills.
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But in that moment, he had 150 people who were completely impressed by him and totally adored him, and that means a lot—especially to someone who has struggled to have their creativity acknowledged.
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That often means a lot more time and money spent testing and supporting Android than Apple's iOS, but with Android running on the majority of smartphones out there, what's a large developer to do?
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"We worked on an incredible series for many years together, and my colleagues' ongoing support for my years of activism, and now my campaign, means a lot to me," the actress and activist said.
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The honest answer is that — and I say this with all due respect to Christine Sinclair, and her men's equivalent, Iran's Ali Daei — it simply isn't a record that means a lot to me.
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"The president is commander in chief, and having someone who knows what it's like to be deployed, to have served, making the decision on sending your kids into conflict, means a lot," he said.
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"It will take a lot more to fix this problem and a lot of commitment from the state and the federal government, but it means a lot to the people back home," Kildee said.
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And while the tax deduction for a yearly H.S.A. contribution — up to $6,750 — may not mean much for wealthy families, it means a lot to the millions of hardworking families with much tighter budgets.
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Since the farming industry worldwide have increasingly adopted a more centralized and industrialized method of food production, that means a lot of breeds that aren't suited to that model get tossed by the wayside.
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According to the New York Times, Meyer attended a similar event in Beijing on Saturday and told the audience of about 100 people the project "means a lot to me and my entire family".
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According to the New York Times, Meyer attended a similar event in Beijing on Saturday and told the audience of about 173 people the project "means a lot to me and my entire family".
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"It means a lot to men when their wife takes their name," says Scott Carroll, MD, a psychiatrist, relationship expert, and the author of Don't Settle: How to Marry the Man You Were Meant For.
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It means a lot to me because it was taken by a beloved, late friend of the family at one of her Houston concerts, long before I was old enough to go to a concert.
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"First set was a real battle, but towards the end of the first set I started serving better... which means a lot in matches like this against top players," he said of his latest victory.
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Samsung has long said it's working on upgrading Bixby for the better and its announcement today at the Unpacked event means a lot more people will be able to use Bixby, if they want to.
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"He's funny, clearly much smarter than all of us, and bears a striking resemblance to 'Tommy Boy'-era David Spade, which means a lot," Mike Farah, Funny or Die's president of production, said on Wednesday.
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"Honestly, I feel like if I'm able to open the door for the next person, that means a lot for me, too — and hopefully, they'll be able to do better than me," she tells Carter.
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"This part of the world means a lot to me because I lived in Indonesia as a boy," he later told 200 young leaders from six different Southeast Asian nations gathered for a town hall.
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I didn't feel like I could speak up back then, so for the rest of the YA community to come together to support Run — as well as LGBTQIA+ readers — really means a lot to me.
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Smith said the holiday tradition of giving each child a $200 Target gift card to shop for presents for themselves and their families means a lot to him because he was once in their position.
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The geography of good snow kiting venues means a lot of travel unless you happen to live in Norway, Greenland, Canada, Russia, northern Italy, France or the US. Another expense beyond travel is the gear.
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And every minute those fans spend watching MKBHD is a minute they're not spending watching traditional television, which means a lot of ad money is searching for eyeballs that will never come back to cable.
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It's a difficult premise to wrestle with because that means a lot of the things upper-middle class people value about their identities are creating a glass ceiling — and, yes, that can include cured meats.
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If a company isn't doing well, investors aren't necessarily interested in maintaining the same ownership percentage they once enjoyed in a company, but when it's clearly breaking away from the pack, it means a lot.
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" That means a lot of middle- and upper-class moms will need to think beyond the language of luck, which sounds a lot like this: "We're so lucky to be able to afford this daycare.
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The fact that the current topline for defense spending is, with inflation factored in, equal to or more than the Cold War average spent on the Pentagon means a lot less than it first seems.
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"You don't play that many times outside — so obviously every game means a lot to you, you want to make the most of it," said Lundqvist, now a perfect 22-21-42014 in outdoor games.
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I am so happy that he wanted to help me bring this puzzle to life, as it means a lot to me to support this month's important cause — hopefully in an interesting and entertaining way.
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To destroy the last thing Negan holds dear would compromise some deep-seated shred of integrity that still means a lot to Jadis, and so she indulges in the gesture of mercy and spares Lucille.
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Talk of the acid mantle (apologies!) means a lot of talk about pH, which, to the surprise of many a chemistry teacher, is the sort of thing beauty addicts love to discuss online these days.
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"It provides a seal of approval that means a lot to institutional clients," said Erik Zipf, head of emerging markets equities at DuPont Capital, an asset manager owned by DowDuPont (DWDP) that controls $27 billion.
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But the most important thing I have on is my bee ring from Sangre de mi Sangre, which means a lot to me because the bees are dying, and if the bees die, we die.
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After the training, I get into my to-do list for the day; it's December, which means a lot of end of the year data reporting and preparing for the upcoming year's data collection efforts.
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Aja: I think the best thing about Cursed Child is that now kids all over the world will have the chance to physically see themselves in these roles on stage, and that means a lot.
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Take note of the ones you can afford to lessen your involvement with and let them know you are stepping back a bit to focus on a new project that means a lot to you.
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Map serving tray Whether you no longer live where you first met or there's just a location that means a lot to you as a couple, this tray is a nice way to commemorate a place.
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"There's a lot we don't know about animal farts, and that means a lot we don't know about animal digestion," Rabaiotti, a Ph.D student at University College London and the Zoological Society of London, told Gizmodo.
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"But I just wanna let you guys know the situation, and I hope you understand and I thank you for understanding, because it is serious to me, and it means a lot to me," Siwa added.
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"This is one of the earliest songs that we wrote, and it's one that means a lot to me and I think is going to mean a lot to me for a long time," she said.
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It also pulls information from third-party apps and websites you've logged into through Facebook — which, for many of us, means a lot of third parties have gained access to our data one way or another.
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The end result is a relatively smooth transition process from existing manufacturing to building next-gen cells, which obviously means a lot less upfront investment when it comes to taking the new manufacturing process to scale.
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But I believe that loyalty means a lot to him, and that it's harder to find than ever, and that it's largely his own fault: he can't trust anyone beyond Noah "40" Shebib, his longtime consigliere.
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"This is one of the earlier songs we wrote and it's one that means a lot to me, and I think is going to mean a lot to me for a long time," Lorde started off.
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"It means a lot to all of these players, all of whom are in hyper-competition right now to attract our attention," said Peter Csathy, founder and chairman of consulting and business development firm Creatv Media.
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So if we can do anything to brighten their spirits, have them look down and see those lights and know that law enforcement, public safety is here to support them, it means a lot to them.
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"It means a lot, obviously to exceed expectations for a lot of us in here, to see how far we've come," Joe Harris said after scoring 18 of his 19 points in the decisive first half.
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"Fake news means a lot of different things to different people, and it's often very hard to draw the line, obviously, between fake news and bad journalism," he said, adding that concerns about censorship also arise.
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"It means a lot, this medal is not just for me, it's for a whole bunch of people who came before me and been an inspiration to me," Manuel said, crying from exhaustion or joy or both.
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"I went through a nightmare, but it means a lot to me that other people with mental illness tell me the show has helped them and made them laugh," Bamford says in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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The the panel should also be able to cover up to 95% of the DCI-P3 color gamut—which means a lot more red and green that you'd be used to on a more standard sRGB display.
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"A sincere compliment means a lot to me," explains Poole, so "If someone is nice to me and then has a problem, I might go out of my way a little more to help them," she says.
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"I've been battling with Achilles injury and it's been a tough season so to come out here and retain my national title means a lot to me as I'm not 26.78 percent," a tearful Thompson told Reuters.
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And as I look back to that time — which is extremely important and deeply meaningful to me — and it means a lot to me that a whole generation, a new generation of fans are discovering the show.
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But today, most of the businesses view digital technology and the internet as infrastructure to transform their existing business and to go to a new market to serve the new customers Zhang: Well it means a lot.
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But Evo means a lot more eyes watching than your average weekly, and like any long-running anime worth its salt, you might need a recap episode to know who stands where and how they got there.
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From their vast collections of art and artifacts, I've learned a lot of what I know about art, which means a lot of what I know about history, and a lot of what I know about myself.
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"When you're getting three, four offers from banks, and if you just do the math and think about that, that means a lot of firms are competing for the same people and the same talent," Rostan said.
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"The constant that he is means a lot to the organization as well as the production on the field," the Yankees' assistant general manager Michael Fishman said on Thursday, the closing day of baseball's annual winter meetings.
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That means fewer people will be able to invest the time and effort it takes into becoming a writer, which means a lot of talented writers — especially working-class writers and writers of color — will go unheard.
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" But after they spoke at length, Burnham's perspective shifted: "I was just like, 'We need to do it, you need to take the risk if this means a lot to you and you need to follow your heart.
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In simple terms, NSO provides hacking as a streamlined service, which means a lot of the actual tech is in the company's own control, and NSO can offer hands-on assistance to the government employees who use it.
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The Nintendo Switch is a bit lacking in the accessory market, and that means a lot of the deficiencies that came baked into the first-generation version of the product aren't really getting addressed in a timely fashion.
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Writing this article means a lot to me because through all the years and all the players, he still has a picture of me up in his office (Coach, if you took it down put it back up).
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As always, if you're enjoying this podcast, please share it with your friends, put it on the Twitters, on Facebook, email it around — it means a lot to me, and it does a lot to help the show.
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"It means a lot to win," said Bottas, who like Hamilton has two wins and two second places so far this season but scored an extra point for setting the fastest lap in last month's Australian season-opener.
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"I said, you know Angela, I can't guarantee it, but we're protecting you, and it means a lot more to you than protecting us because I don't know how much protection we get by protecting you," Trump said.
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I know I can be an ironic shithead online but my music and art is a thing I sincerely care about, and it means a lot that so many people have enjoyed and welcomed it into their lives.
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I really try to paint a mole or two wherever I travel, even if it's a small one, because it's such a personal character to me, and it means a lot to see them living around the world.
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"The takeaway is that 'engineer' is a word that means a lot of things, which is why you have engineers who are the guys running locomotives and domestic engineers and sanitation engineers," Gedge told me on the phone.
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Earn points on all your purchases made online Most of us are staying close to home in light of the coronavirus, and beyond trips to the grocery store that means a lot of our spending is happening online.
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"I just want to say thank you guys so much, you were chanting my name and I only thought that would happen at the US Open, so it means a lot," Gauff told the crowd after the victory.
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The project "means a lot to me and my entire family," Ms. Meyer said in Beijing to an audience of people interested in securing permanent residence in the United States in exchange for investments of $25,2820 or more.
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"I said, you know, Angela, I can't guarantee it, but we're protecting you, and it means a lot more to you than protecting us because I don't know how much protection we get by protecting you," Trump said.
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Though she still holds a grudge against PayPal, "if other people can get to my work through it, I'm pretty stoked about it;" and knowing that Patreon went to the mat for adult creators means a lot to her.
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"I don't think I had to say much, but just being here, my presence, means a lot... "This was just a token of appreciation from me to them to show that we are behind them each and every step.
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He tells us that it means a lot to him to see his crops end up in packets of food with his name on, connecting him and his farm directly with the people that eat the food he grows.
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So, if living their dream means a lot of dead women and orphans, maybe they're going to have to live their dream, and maybe they're just then going to have to figure out who's going to pay for this.
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"It means a lot, this medal is not just for me, it's for a whole bunch of people who came before me and been an inspiration to me," Manuel said after the race, with tears streaming down her face.
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"It means a lot because here on Long Island the presence of Native American culture, not only historically but in the present day, is pretty sparse," said David Bunn Martine, director of the Shinnecock Nation Cultural Center and Museum.
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But expanding Open Streets in US — getting new cities to try it and making the programs in the cities that already have them more frequent — means a lot more wrangling with funding, permitting, and marketing events to the public.
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"For me, JT represented something in terms of a certain type of writer who means a lot to me as an individual—as a publishing person, as a reader—and that's the outsider who you're rooting for," Silverberg says.
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But it means a lot of hard work in the vineyard, examining vines and grapes, bunch by bunch, first trying to provide them with the best chance to prosper, and then looking for evidence of damage and eliminating problems.
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Wednesdays are my favorite day at work because we have no meetings, so I get a lot done, but it also means a lot of time to take mental breaks, which seem to always end with me in the kitchen.
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That means a lot of deals need to be made, and as ISPs increasingly become content companies as well, the nature of those deals will turn on factors far outside the basics of cheaper, faster, more reliable consumer internet service.
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Some of the responsibility for this lies with nonwhite activists who have worked hard to build solidarity among "people of color" (a political identity that means a lot more now to a lot more people than it did 10 years ago).
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"It means a lot to me when I go into a hospital room and say hello to a kid and they light up like a Christmas tree, for five minutes of escaping the reality, because they're going through treatment," said Rizzo.
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And the uniform means a lot for the national team of Afghanistan – especially for the women – because they fought to wear it and it says, 'I am a woman and I'm able to play under the flag of my country.
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"To see that, in the era of an administration that has so frequently enacted policies that have tried to set back the trans community, we were able to pull a historic win like that, means a lot to me," she said.
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Okay, so "virtually indestructible" doesn't mean totally indestructible, but this Grimace-like toy is made of "hard, tear-proof polyethylene," and that unusual shape means a lot of wobbly movement to keep your pup on their toes chasing it around.
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"Cooking for wounded warriors and their families and the caregivers ... to do something that's so special on our 7th anniversary just means a lot," said Hays, who was honored as a Top 10 CNN Hero last year for his efforts.
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That means a lot to Icher, who notes that golf — for either the men's or women's game — does not have the same volume of fan interest in France as it has in the United States, where she now lives, in Florida.
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And that means a lot of people could be leaving money on the table: Of those who took the plunge and asked for more money, about 70 percent reported receiving some type of increase after they asked for a raise.
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"It means a lot to me personally because Billy Graham had a big impact on me growing up in the 50s and 60s," the cardinal said, adding that hearing Mr. Graham's preaching on TV affected his decision to join the priesthood.
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"Any time you can go out and play for your country and play for others it means a lot, especially to me," said Reed, who has also represented the United States at Ryder Cup competitions and is nicknamed Captain America.
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The supply side is a lot bigger than we've seen happening at a time when the Fed is pulling back so the net impact of supply going up and the Fed support of that going down, means a lot more issuance.
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"The combination of Canada being smaller and the United States being bigger and the relationship largely being trouble-free means a lot of Americans don't spend a lot of time thinking about Canada," Ms. Freeland said in a recent interview.
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And after her victory, Simone boldly stood before the world and talked about how today's toxic racial climate affects her: "It means a lot, especially with what is going on in the world today, some of the issues of police brutality," Manuel said.
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"I look forward to this and I really love doing it because growing up I was an Angel Tree kid so it really means a lot to me to be able to do this," Smith explained in a video of the event.
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"It's really awesome for teenagers to have the opportunity to build something for this huge audience – that means a lot for them," explains Vidcode co-founder and CEO Alexandra Diracles, who had been studying computer science in grad school ahead of running Vidcode.
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We are all grateful because it means a lot to the nation not just in terms of sports, but what it does for the morale and spirit of the people with what we have been through with Cyclone Winston earlier this year.
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"I'm a big pinball fan, so that one still means a lot," admits Peterson, who now hosts events at Knott's Berry Farm's Halloween celebration, Knott's Scary Farm, and has released a book of never-before-seen photos from her years as Elvira.
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" Tori Bridges, whose daughter was featured in the design with model Orlondo Thompson, told the newspaper that the company's choice to depict a black father and daughter in its design "means a lot especially the representation in society with African American fathers.
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"When half of the theater is reckoning with their reality and the other half is there because of the hype surrounding the film it's bound to be a very confusing experience for the people the film means a lot to," she said.
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The ad is about a substantive issue (tax policy) and even lightly touches on wonky controversy about how you should measure the distributive impact of tax policy (when they quip that even a tiny tax cut means a lot to poor "Side Table").
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Workers have been asked to work from home -- but almost 143 million schoolchildren have been kept home from school, out of about 214 million in the US. That means a lot of people who won't be getting a lot of work done.
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" In an August interview with Variety, Cabello talked about collaborating with Mendes on "Señorita," saying, "I've known Shawn for such a long time and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you.
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In a recent interview with Variety, Cabello talked about collaborating with Mendes on "Señorita," saying, "I've known Shawn for such a long time and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you."
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While the spaces that you explore vary quite a bit — one minute you're surrounded by glowing, alien-like vegetation, the next you're climbing up a mountain of discarded clocks — what you're doing remains fairly consistent, and mostly, that means a lot of combat.
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The layout means a lot of moving among buildings in the freezing weather: to retrieve supplies scattered across multiple warehouses, to fetch vehicle parts, to stash garbage and recycling (McMurdo has an elaborate recycling program and recycles two-thirds of its waste).
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But if you can look at it, even for a moment, through Ji's lens, being American means a lot: It means being compassionate, and caring deeply about the plight of others, even if those others are in a closed country like North Korea.
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Anyway, I basically built Cue, which at the time had a terrible name, it was called Greplin, which means a lot to an engineer, but to everyone else in the world, it just sounds like "gremlin," so I ended up changing the name later on.
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I mean, even if he doesn't win, even if he doesn't get the nomination, for this to be just on the news, for this to be on the mainstream, and for her to be able to see that just means a lot to me.
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People come to Reddit to stay informed, to laugh, to learn, to argue, for support, to talk about freaky sex stuff… Reddit means a lot of things to a lot of people, and we want to provide our service for everyone on the planet.
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"Of course it's disappointing, but at the same time — to finish in the top 10 my last three majors, and to have a chance to really win all three of them and to close one off, it means a lot," Reed told Golf Digest.
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It seems very weird, but he's a student and doesn't have a lot of money to get me any sort of gifts/flowers/whatever, so he tries really hard to give me smaller things that are practical and helpful, and it means a lot.
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Unfortunately, the internet is not a playground and strangers from all over were quick to point out that his sign, which is a beautiful gesture that undoubtedly means a lot to both of these people, was a jumbled incoherent mess that is ugly and sucks.
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In this blasted midwinter shitscape, any green shoot means a lot—this, maybe more than any real yearning for a meaningless May game between the Marlins and the Brewers, is why the first shabby beat-writer snapshots out of Spring Training mean so much.
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It will help the cause a lot and means a lot to Swifties," while another said: "We know you were the only male artist to support her during scooter and scott situation last time, and I do hope you do so this time as well!
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In many cases, that means a lot more artificial intelligence; AI to flatten the learning curve, allowing the user to command apps like Photoshop not only by digging through menus, but by literally telling Photoshop what they want done (as in, with their voice).
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" The actress also dished on how lucky she feels having her family in tow at premieres across the world, saying it "means a lot" to see her "daughter put on a beautiful dress and figure out the right heels and all that mom stuff.
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If you want to try the immunity-to-change approach, follow these prompts and write your responses down in a four-column grid (see example below for guidance): Column one: Identify an improvement goal that means a lot to you and meets the guidelines below.
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Echo's growth and mainstream momentum is huge news for both the company and for voice-based interfaces, since it means a lot more people who otherwise might not be used to speaking aloud to accomplish any computing will now have regular exposure to that interaction method.
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"It means a lot to me to be in a situation where I'm like, so attracted to you and when I'm around you I have a feeling I haven't had in a really long time," he says, as Fletcher rests her head on his shoulder affectionately.
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" "It means a lot to me as someone who does this job," she explains, adding, "I think the issue is much more systemic and I hope that's what changes, hearing more diverse stories, but I feel like finally there's some steps going in the right direction.
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There's no way to do this bonkers show justice in a summary, but we'll attempt it: A Japanese retiree tries to get in touch with his inner samurai by indulging his foodie passions — which means a lot of delectable dishes interspersed with fantastical interludes of warrior wisdom.
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While the newly formed company does count former Nokia employees among its headcount, it's easy to see how the whole endeavor might amount to little more than just the leveraging of a brand name that still means a lot to consumers in many parts of the world.
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The entire sequence is set up to mimic Chiron's earlier incarnations, too: sitting across the table from a man who means a lot to him, just as young Chiron did with Juan; leaning, eventually, on Kevin's shoulder, like the two did as teenagers on the beach.
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Most people making under $75,000 will see their taxes rise by 2027 under the Senate bill because the elimination of the Affordable Care Act's mandate means a lot of them won't buy health insurance, and therefore won't get subsidies and tax credits to pay for it.
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Hell, it means a lot to me, too—to be playing The Last Guardian now, months ahead of a finally confirmed release date, relatively speaking one of the first people in the world to do so, is quite the privilege and the honor isn't lost on me.
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I'd still be stymied if it weren't for figuring out that revealer, mostly using down entries to give me crosses: IT MEANS A LOT TO ME. A lot, also known as a great amount, refers to HEAP, SLEW, PACK and MASS, all terms for a quantity.
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"The fact that I'm going in with Mariano, that means a lot, especially because not only was he the top reliever in the game, but also he's a great human being, a great person," said Martinez, who went 11 for 19 in his career against Rivera.
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Despite that potential, Korea has tended to focus on its "chaebol" giants like Samsung — which accounts for a double-digital percentage of the national economy — LG, Hyundai and SK. That means a lot of potential startup talent, both founders and employees, is locked up in secure corporate jobs.
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And that really, really means a lot to me because I also now am taking more license to allow myself a time to do nothing, to read, to look very very carefully at going on a walk and looking at things that I'm passing, to take time out.
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Their intention means a lot to me — everything they're doing for me I can do for them as well...I interact with my fans and there is a constant conversation of 'I don't want to look like this,' 'I don't like my hair,' or 'I don't like my body.
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"I really appreciate him coming to the Central Valley, because even politicians in Sacramento won't stop here in the Central Valley, and so it means a lot that he listens to the issues of the farmer and the immigrant," Alex Garcia, the mayor of Wasco, California, told the Fresno Bee.
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And the champion used her victory as a platform to speak up about an important subject: race and police brutality in the U.S."It means a lot, especially with what is going on in the world today, some of the issues of police brutality," she said, according to USA Today.
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Day to day, that means a lot of looking at excel, translating excel into something that makes sense for my teams in both business conversation and reporting (helping them understand how to talk about their numbers) as well as some back end accounting stuff like closing the books each month.
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Musk noted in another tweet that progress on that part of the tech is "working well," and that all the company now has to do is validate its effectiveness across a "wide range of environments" – and that means a lot of time spent driving with the system engaged in test vehicles.
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If the future of work means a lot more Internet-connected remote workers who aren't regularly sharing a physical office space and thus not benefiting from easy access to a workplace social circle, there arguably is going to be a need to find alternative ways for people to forge new friendships.
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Northrop's MEV-1 is basically a space tug, but even that can as much as double the life of some geosynchronous satellites — which means a lot more potential revenue for not too much more cost, if the MEV-1 serves multiple customers who share the cost of its development and launch.
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Hodaka and Hina start a business, setting up a website where the denizens of Tokyo can request "the sunshine girl" come to their neighborhood so they can finally have a bit of blue sky for a day that means a lot to them: a wedding, a birthday party, a sporting event.
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"It means a lot just to be able to destroy an excuse like 'it's not easy for men to take leave (because they tend to be in more important positions than women.)'" On his blog, Mr. Koizumi discussed his initial hesitation to take leave because of his duties as environment minister.
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That means a lot of the show is filmed in flashbacks, which requires the characters to constantly jump back and forth between very specific time periods and memories — making it super interesting for the audience, but incredibly hard on the makeup and hair departments who have to seamlessly match each look for continuity.
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The fact that modern political meme culture is most pervasive among young voters, or even those who are too young to vote, means a lot of pro-Sanders meme creators and enjoyers may not even contribute their vote, given youth turnout statistics – although the numbers were on the rise in the 2018 midterms.
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And—I'm sorry, I know he means a lot to a lot of folks, but I always found him to be a pretty corny dude, a lucky straight white boy (at least, of what I'd seen, purely from the movies) who gets to be a special athlete-hero and get the girl and all that.
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"I was definitely a little bit nervous about it because, you know, Maverick means a lot to me, and it is super important in my life that he loves him, so it worked out well," the author, 29, told PEOPLE about the meeting at the world premiere of the new IMAX film Superpower Dogs.
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That sucks, frankly, because the PS4 is a big reason that Fortnite took off in the first place, and it means a lot of people won't be able to play it on the Switch without creating a new account and surrendering their play histories and loot lockers — and the money spent along the way.
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One unfortunate result of the need for this physical ruggedization process is that HPCs used in space are often generations behind those used on Earth, and that means a lot of advanced computing tasks end up being shuttled off the ISS to Earth, with the results then round-tripped back to astronaut scientists in space.
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"The sector we're in is very dynamic now with the oil price at $70-plus for WTI (West Texas Intermediate), we're seeing very strong drilling activity and the U.S. does not produce all the products it needs so that (means) a lot of imports," Vladimir Shmatovich said at St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF).
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" While both couples — Caillat and Young, and Reeves and Joy — are happy and in love, the theme of the song is still significant to the band: "This song means a lot to us because we've all experienced regretful heartbreak in the past and have friends that are currently living out the story in real time.
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Because for him to not be playing, as competitive as he is, and to be this involved and want us to feel as comfortable as we can be, and to want us to play as well as we possibly can, it means a lot, and it give us a lot of, I guess, positive vibes.
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"In some places, maybe even in this race, where the 'establishment' might be behind one person, the fact that somebody like a Mr. Khizr Khan has your back, that means a lot to people in this district, particularly given the large military defense population that we have in this district," Ortiz Jones told The Hill.
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In Chung's own words, it's "a tongue-in-cheek celebration of the dedication, precision, skill and determination needed to develop and create something aesthetically pleasing, coupled with the feeling that you could spend endless amounts of time trying to create something that means a lot to you, hoping that some might appreciate it," she said in a statement.
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"I care about what happens to our country, and it means a lot to me to make sure that we keep producing good opportunities for people, help everybody have a chance to live up to their god given potential, and there's more we can do and I want to try to make that happen for everybody," she says.
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"She added, "This award, it means a lot to me, but I dedicate it to my boyfriend's mom, Lori, my dad, and to all the families out there who are struggling with this, because it really takes a strong person and a strong family to be able to help those out who are going through this.
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The addition of Sprint and T-Mobile among others means a lot more retail shelf space and ad dollars across the U.S. Devices are a harder sell when your average consumer has to go out of their way to find them — not to mention the difficulty of convincing users to switch carriers for a new device.
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The US military is expected to spend $56.25 billion on combat vehicles by 2024 as the military, the Army in particular, increases its investment in next-generation combat vehicles for future warfighting, and that means a lot of new opportunities for defense companies if they can maintain a competitive edge and secure a foothold in the market.
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Which means a lot of us will have a pal like the friend above, the friend who just got a new turntable, and won't stop banging on about vinyl as if the medium you choose for listening to music means a single fucking thing in the face of the unceasingly brutal universe we find ourselves flailing in.
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"For him to step in and say, 'These are not just women's issues, they are about human beings' issues, they are about dignity' — him putting his voice in this means a lot," says Angeline Murimirwa, executive director of CAMFED, who will meet Harry on Tuesday, the one-year anniversary of when the world was told of his engagement to Meghan.
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If you didn't know who Susan Sontag was when news broke yesterday that next year's Met Gala theme was based off her essay on "Notes On 'Camp,'" it's all good — searches for her name are at an all-time high, which means a lot of people are just discovering one of the most prolific writers of our time for, well, the first time.
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I'd say the only difference was maybe I didn't go too hard on the raps and it was more about the whole aesthetic of the songs on Being You Is Great... I don't really think I did too much different but for some reason it really resonated with people and that means a lot as opposed to feeling like you're talking to nobody.
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I know a lot of people in open relationships, and I've talked to and observed them plenty, but I wanted to be absolutely sure I wasn't totally off the mark in saying the following: an open relationship means a lot of things are up for discussion, sure, but with the baseline understanding that both partners are being honest and respectful.
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Interestingly, while the order signed by Trump specifies returning immigrants to the "territory they came from," the draft memo implies that immigrants crossing over from, say, Mexico could be sent back there even if they weren't Mexican — which, given the demographics of immigrants coming into the US in recent years, means a lot of Central American immigrants would end up stuck in Mexico.
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