Suddenly, it means something when you say you're a Slytherin, in the same way it means something to say you're a reformed Jew.
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" Oh added, "It means something, hopefully, to our community.
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This surely means something, if only for another little while.
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Sometimes you hit a lyric that means something to you.
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" Which, I think, he means something like "I ship that.
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It means something in our culture to be a celebrity.
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No idea what this could mean, but it means something.
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I have pen in hand so now it means something.
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The trouble is, "husband material" means something different to everyone.
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" Which means something like, "How can anybody indulge so hard?
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It means something to her to honor him as well.
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Mr. Blood's cable means something to the people of Bangladesh.
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If I liked you that means something bad about me?
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This means something big: that the world didn't do anything.
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Maybe this means something to you and maybe it doesn't.
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When Michael kills Fredo in The Godfather, it means something.
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BenevolentAI is an AI company where AI actually means something.
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Pride still means something for LGBTQI individuals in the region.
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We're supposed to be: You vote and it means something.
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They were hijras, which in Urdu means something like eunuchs.
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A slip of the tongue, perhaps, but it means something.
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In most East Asian cultures, it means something completely different.
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In the South that means something that's not very good.
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She spoke about how her success means something for other people.
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But today in England, the word means something much more alarming.
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However, "big budget" means something different when it comes to horror.
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That means something had to change for the situation to improve.
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"[Winning] means something different every time," Swift said during her speech.
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The glove means something to them — it represents their own battles.
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But going from "Absolutely no, never" to "Convince me" means something.
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If it's true enough, it means something to all of them.
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"Manliness means something different for all of us," Mr. Creagar said.
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"His failure to endorse his best friend means something," he said.
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The moniker 'lovable loser' — I hate it, but it means something.
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It means something bad: a suspicious lump, a sexually transmitted disease.
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It's no secret that being a mom means something different nowadays.
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That means something has to change for the situation to improve.
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To him, jazz means something more like blues tradition, boldly extrapolated.
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Goldman's chief US equity strategist David Kostin means something slightly different.
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A lot of times, it means something nasty and/or undesirable.
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But it just shows that it means something, which is good.
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Even that nosebleed means something more than you thought it did.
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The fact that I was even in the room means something.
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When people talk about cheating, it means something is being transgressed.
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Hearing "Winner of 3 J.D. Power Initial Quality Test Awards" means something because you have been told it means something, every time you sit in front of the TV. Want more stories from The Goods by Vox?
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A certain blue means something depending on the context of the whole.
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At this point, though, it's unclear whether this finding actually means something.
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For beekeeper Kristy Allen of Minneapolis, the term means something quite different.
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What they go through individually means something when they come back together.
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Fast forward four years, and now the SDF means something entirely different.
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"Universal means something different to a lot of people," she told reporters.
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Asking that question in such a polarized time means something entirely different.
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It all means something to me, even if I don't know what.
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Your name means something to us and we won't stop saying it.
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What I can say, though, is that it means something to me.
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For Melania Trump, however, the holiday season means something different, something darker.
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To Tantaros, the word "feminism" alone means something very different than it
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Here was a tiny peek at a Brit Awards that means something.
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"Rapidly," of course, means something completely different on a geological time scale.
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Becoming a grown up means something very different than it used to.
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I think it's important to name your kid something that means something.
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But also it means something that everything else gets in the way.
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As you know, what you say really means something to your fans.
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BlackRock has run its first significant activist campaign, and that means something.
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"It means something to you, you see, as it should," she says.
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"Only later do you realize that he means something bigger," he said.
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When you hear the word "watch", that means something might happen today.
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"It means something very big for my career," Del Potro told reporters.
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Which means something I'm doing — or the show is doing — is right.
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This story really means something to me because I'm a chef now.
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"Bourbon means something the world over," said Mr. Barrett, of Black Button.
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For Mr. Rajoy, unity means something more than a post-trauma platitude.
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"This code is not a code that automatically means something," said TenEyck.
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But Landre, a child of the new millennium, means something quite different.
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" It means something like "feeling that you're on top of the world.
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Instead it calls them "forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals", which supposedly means something different.
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All the guys I've hooked up with ... it all means something to me.
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"There's nothing like coming to the ballpark when it means something," said Collins.
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"Each one is a memory and means something important to me," she says.
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Anyway, I decided that this particular vanity handle actually means something to me.
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"It means something because Native Americans feel like we are finally being heard."
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So everyone in investing pays close attention to the number: it means something.
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I told my kids to find a project that means something to them.
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I've thought a lot about whether it's a trope that actually means something.
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That means something has been eating away at Ceres' big craters over time.
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" By "patrimony" and "culture," Tosi evidently means something akin to "pasta" and "cheese.
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Smile for yourself because it means something to you and because it's natural.
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The term means something like "wholesome world", and describes an orderly, idyllic state.
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If Frank Olsen jumped from a window to his death, that means something.
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We love when any star experiments and even more when it means something.
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Love means something different for everyone, so does music and so does magic.
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And I also hope that Mr. Trump's very bad week means something else.
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" Foster jumps in and clarifies, "Yeah, that means something completely different for military.
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If he goes out and says 'The President thinks this,' that means something.
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Dana, why aren't they counter offering with something that means something to them?
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It's a great piece of home decor that means something to her, too.
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For the residents of Delhi, it means something very specific: a wedding apocalypse.
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I observed what you might call happiness, but again that means something different.
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If you grew up in Britain, "the park" probably means something to you.
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But backed by 6000 survey participants reporting the same thing, it means something.
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But it also means something more poignant: the end of your character's journey.
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For them, dating, calling the other person and having sex really means something.
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The fact that he canceled his visit here, that means something to me.
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"The loss means something different at that stage of life," Dr. Mailick said.
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Judging from her past breaks, that usually means something is in the works.
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But that means something, then you're dissatisfied for a long period then, right?
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"For people who are superstitious, that first kiss actually means something," he said.
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To focus that kind of attention in 2016 means something amazing is happening.
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It means something to us as individuals, and it's central to our national narrative.
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Small changes could lead to a watershed moment "Unstable" here means something very specific.
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If a watermelon emoji is always surrounded by right-wing memes, that means something.
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For JoJo and Jordan both, the conversation with her parents obviously means something more.
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Q.The Kardashian name means something different now than it did in the mid-1990s.
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Which means something I'm doing – or the show is doing for Jon – is right.
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We seed it with athletes and influencers and it means something in the world.
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While the term resonates in startupland — among truckers the term means something entirely different.
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Running late means something went very wrong, because timeliness is second nature to them.
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In the same way that spirituality means something different for everyone, so does relaxation.
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And I feel like now we can really have a conversation that means something.
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It really means something to the medics to be working in medicine in Venezuela.
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So every trip back means something a little extra to the Memphis Grizzlies veteran.
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When you say "election hacking" it means something different than the Kremlin's disinformation campaigns.
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It meant something to me and it means something to all of the fans.
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"To say that you're a fan of St. Pauli really means something," Shawn says.
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" Meanwhile Timanti says that she concentrates "on making music that means something to me.
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But the reality is it means something different to people in the immigration world.
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But "private post" probably means something different to you than it does to Facebook.
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"Copy allows our customers to create something that really means something to them." allblues.
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I think perhaps it means something different to each reader, as good art should.
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She's got into the best MMA league in the world, so it means something.
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"He is a Kennedy, and in Massachusetts, that still means something," Jenkins told Vox.
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"It means something that he's been here this long," Orioles Manager Buck Showalter said.
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Mounting such appeals also requires the financial means, something individuals often do not have.
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Unlike the OMB/CBO fight, border security actually means something to the average American.
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It means something to him, then, to play a classic role like Billy Bigelow.
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She is the most approachable of the current top four, which means something here.
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What's more, they even started following each other on Instagram — this means something, people!
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And I think you mean that too -- is really the thing that means something.
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If the lack of submission wins means something a little diffuse about Styles's place in the pecking order—guy everyone wants to wrestle, best pure wrestler in the company, but probably never the guy for McMahon and company—Mahal's loss means something definite.
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It also means something else: Star Wars: The Last Jedi must be really frakking good.
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What means something is where the company's going to be in five to 10 years.
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Denuclearization means one thing to the U.S. and it means something different to North Korea.
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Like all that work you've done out there actually means something when you come home.
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Everything's coming up roses for Midge, and that means something obviously has to go wrong.
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THE term "wirkungsgleich" is hard to translate into English but means something like "equivalently effective".
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But, shockingly, every letter and number found in an Intel processor's name actually means something.
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To a generation of Canadians, "I smell burnt toast!" means something very specific, and ominous.
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Every single costume has got a runic symbol — individually designed, and it means something different.
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Like, 'Hey, you breached the wall, you breached our system... the word 'breached' means something.
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But that's okay, because to you, "Mr Brightside" means something different—maybe even something better.
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" The Pro-German origin of Richard, "Ricohard," means something like "hard ruler" or "brave leader.
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He lifted you up when you were down, because your happiness means something to him.
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Iggy loves making videos, and it means something to her in terms of her style.
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This means something, when you take Archie's "Outsiders" trip to the biker bar into account.
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Sex means something different to everyone; we don't all assign the same value to it.
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"I was raised to believe that if you work hard it means something," Swalwell said.
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It's not chill anymore so it kind of means something else when you do it.
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"Soul mate?" means something other than the one person you were meant to be with.
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"You get something when you're younger and it means something to you then," she said.
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But they could create a brand that means something in another part of the world.
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"Chinese food and Chinese New Year means something different to each of us," Wallace adds.
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I like the writers who tell stories in a way that means something in itself.
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The dark jet of blood that lashes across Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith Slaying Holofernes means something.
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But much like labels on "organic" food, sustainability means something different from farmer to farmer.
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I feel like everything you put into a comic means something, it's a blank page.
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Frank ordered a highball, which means something different in Japan than it does in America.
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" The practice is called chhaupadi, which in the Nepali language means something like "tree omen.
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Johnny's rebelliousness may no longer be connected to a youthquake, but it still means something.
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Another word for homemade roti is "chapati," which means something that comes out of slapping.
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The Brexiteers left the square to go to a home that means something different now.
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It's the first Senate race since Donald Trump was elected, and it means something special.
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I mean, the CEO calls, you pick up the phone, you listen — it means something.
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It's just very nice to be in something that means something to a lot of people.
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Do you feel sad about Valentine's Day because, for whatever reason, you think it means something?
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If, in broad terms, art makes a kind of pledge, it is that art means something.
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But for a not-insubstantial corner of the internet, fall means something even better, no offense.
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" Which paper was not specified, but we'll assume he means something more akin to "been published.
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But seeing a powerful American corporation positively employing the designs of 13 diverse women means something.
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When 85033 percent of scientists agree that humans have contributed to climate change, that means something.
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The note clearly means something to the young boy since it's still hanging on the board.
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You might wonder what it means, for surely if it is art then it means something.
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Let's meet Mr. Schultz: Did you know ANO in Spanish means something very different than AÑO?
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Which brings us to now — when "acting like a woman" means something beyond just the personal.
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"Privacy" means something very different in an age where anyone can look up anyone else online.
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For white evangelical Protestants, Mr. Trump's general vow to "make America great again" means something specific.
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After all, he was my dad for two decades before he died and that means something.
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The dance music you like, the Good Dance Music that Means Something, will keep getting made.
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But with my music, I sit with them and cook up so that shit means something.
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They think you're working in it means something somewhere didn't go according to plan for you.
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But it means something that we're even talking about "receipts" as an emblem of an era.
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"Willful?" typically means something different, but today it refers to having a will, or being TESTATE.
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And it means something to them," she said, adding, with a laugh, "I'm glad I'm useful!
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I'm in a position where I can be effective, and hopefully that means something to California.
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"Memes" now means something different — funny tweets screenshotted and posted to Instagram, or absurd teen humor.
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"The term &apossimple life&apos means something very specific to some people," he told Business Insider.
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If he can't manage to proceed as if the conversation means something, then it probably doesn't.
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You've got to have something big you build—it means something, there's a grandness to it.
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They often facilitate the impossible in increasingly challenging geopolitical conditions, and making this explicit means something.
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It feels like an ending that means something, that caps a significant life with a meaningful death.
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For a lot of parents, having a boy means something holistically, seismically different from having a girl.
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This award means something different at The Verge than other "best" badges you have probably seen elsewhere.
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"This means something in the environment in Hawaii is suboptimal, and significantly so," Dr. Van Houtan said.
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And when the underdog does win, it actually means something because it doesn't happen all the time.
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And this means something particularly in terms of where politics, culture and social issues are right now.
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We're doing really well," Trump said, "but we've got to have a system where voting means something.
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You don't know what this heavy feeling is, but you know it means something horrible is coming.
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But if you see somebody who's not behaving like any other human you've known, that means something.
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MS: ... and that's that expressive power of the object that, when you created it, it means something.
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The fact that consumer preferences are used by influence Svengalis to sway votes means something else entirely.
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When a pollster continuously produces results close to the average, it means something funky is going on.
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So many of us come together to celebrate Thanksgiving, but the holiday means something different to everyone.
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And when a Hanoi pizza joint says that it's serving a Coronaburger, that means something else entirely.
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And the phrase "favorable weather conditions" here means something more obscure than the absence of driving rain.
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On North Korea, it's time for some strategic impatience in Washington, so long as "strategic" means something.
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Either way, the celebration of Sally Yates crossed gender lines, and that kind of unity means something.
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In this case, that means something old, something blockbustery and that Guy Ritchie je ne sais quoi.
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He's an icon who means something to people in a way that Kevin himself probably doesn't understand.
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And he totally understands that, for a lot of people, the moment means something a little bigger.
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As for Exxon Mobil, now would be a great time to show that its endorsement means something.
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To other veterans, it means something different, and they're offended by NFL players protesting the national anthem.
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What does reparations mean if it means something that includes acknowledgement but is also something more than acknowledgement?
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Just playing someone so great, and someone you admire so much, and a match that actually means something.
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But this isn't a fantasy world dreamed up by George R.R. Martin where "dragon energy" actually means something.
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With Kim, the concept of being a socialite means something different than it did during the 20th century.
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"There's an expression called 'sawayakana kinchokan', which means something like a 'healthy feeling of tranquil tension'," says Toth.
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It's a story written by the purposeful siblings Matt and Ross Duffer, so all of this means something.
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But "joyful movement" means something different to everyone, because we all have different things that bring us joy.
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Moreover, for many young Britons, Europe means something different than it does for their continental counterparts—quite literally.
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We also cherish getting our hands on the perfect pair of jeans, which means something different for everyone.
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To hear that [Pippi] means something to someone—I'm really proud of the work we did on there.
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"Ganbatte Kumamon!" many wrote, using a term that means something between 'don't give up' and 'do your best'.
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He chose Time because he understands that appearing on the cover of that magazine means something to people.
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Winning really means something in Florida and Ohio, the first winner-take-all states of the Republican primary.
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It's not really like a "death" vibe because I guess it means something different What does it mean?
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You don't have to be a baby genius to assume this means something besides mead is a-brewing.
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We are also aware that the word that results from leaving that tilde out means something entirely different.
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"We needed a real person in New York fashion whose opinion means something to young designers," he said.
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This is iterative: we say what we mean, over and over, until we have something that means something.
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He means something very different to me than he means to someone who's, let's say, 20 years old.
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But at the same time, it really means something in the face of digital audio and streaming music.
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I like playing every game like it means something and everything has equal meaning,' but everybody's doing it.
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But what's important to know is if it's hurting other people because to them it means something else.
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An unremarkable event in the life of a 27-year-old, but it means something more for me.
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But if it turns out to be a medium that means something to people, it's worth a shot.
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"It's nice to know that there's still a place where the term 'regular coffee' means something," he said.
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Being a scientist means something to scientists; they take it seriously, so other scientists take it seriously too.
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As is the vast majority of the GOP infrastructure, which still means something -- particularly in a primary fight.
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"But what he's stepping aside from is that if he stands there, that means something, too," Abbot said.
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I don't think there's anything better in the Stanley Cup than a Game 7 when everything means something.
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But when Brandon Stirling Baker says he wants his lighting design to be essential, he means something different.
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Believe me, the hope of resurrection means something when you've just lost your child to a school shooter.
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He writes really good music that has a story and means something to him and he uses real instruments.
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But being a cord cutter in 210.99 means something very different than it did in 231 — or even 216.
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But it's useful to start with some kind of clear big-picture goal that means something to normal people.
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But to see your own cell, to see your own T cell crawling around — that just means something different.
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It means something when lines or scenes from television jump beyond the confines of a series into popular culture.
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Quid pro quo is a Latin term that means "something for something," as CNN's Veronica Stracqualursi wrote last month.
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But in context, when Williamson tells her readers that they are the children of God, she means something specific.
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VR can't be window shopping, it has to be something that you go back to because it means something.
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That's an interesting question, because it probably means something very different longterm than it does in the short term.
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When someone is important to you or means something to you, you need to tell them and not wait.
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I don't have a particular Prince song that means something special to me because they're all part of me.
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Yet, inexplicably, that still means something about… burgers, in some sick continuation of last year's eye-rolling IHOb situation.
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Being stoned means something different for people who get stoned than it does for people who don't get stoned.
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This means something important for the development of young people's identities, and it needs to be taken more seriously.
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"People should understand and feel that their opinion means something, and that their demands can be fulfilled," she says.
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" It now means something more like "faking it for political effect"—as in "My God, Trump is not pivoting!
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We're supposed to be you vote and the vote means something ... and we've got to do something about it.
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" According to the Oxford English Dictionary, intangible means something that is "unable to be touched; not having physical presence.
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That last sentence probably offends some readers — which helps make the point that personal opposition to abortion means something.
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Certainly a red moon means one thing in one painting and a yellow moon means something different in another?
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It means something specific to me but I feel like it also immediately forms an image for whoever's listening.
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The other word, "happening," means something else entirely: the movie is greenlit, underway and coming to the big screen.
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And it's still true that in this context the phrase means something quite different from what it sounds like.
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But for me, it means something more about what am I doing to foster wellness and health around me.
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We've been through this dance before, but this year, I'd argue that Apple's new naming scheme actually means something.
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But, you know, it probably means something on the order of around six months or that type of thing.
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But he acknowledged that "it means something" if a group of members can organize in favor of a candidate.
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And he feels his suffering means something when he looks in the eyes of his patients with Castleman disease.
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I want to do something that means something to me, and I hope will mean something to an audience.
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"What's particular about Lanvin is that it still means something without being stuck on a particular image," he said.
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If Boeing learns anything from today's maiden flight of the 787-10 Dreamliner today, it means something has gone wrong.
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You think a touch means something, like when they touch your hand or your back, but maybe it's not anything.
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I appreciate art, I always have," she wrote on a post, adding, "especially when that art means something to me.
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But I think everything that you care about a lot is a little scary, because it means something to you.
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And at a time when Bryan Cranston is still defending his choice to play a disabled character, that means something.
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While it's traditionally defined by penetrative sex, it's simply a label — an imaginary object — that means something different to everyone.
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I also want to address idea that being a virgin or being sexually inexperienced means something is wrong with you.
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We're thinking about making it sound real, like you can feel that this means something to the people playing it.
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What means something to me is I'm going to direct questions to the FBI that I expect them to answer.
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" When put together, the word literally means something like "mix," but is now figuratively used to be "jumble or confuse.
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His presence around the rim still means something, as Josh Richardson can attest as he rushes the layup seen below.
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I think speaking up and out as moviegoers, no matter how big or small your platform might be, means something.
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It's about whether showing up on time and getting the job done for decades still means something in this country.
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An idiom is a phrase (a group of words) that means something different than what the words' individual meanings suggestl.
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"When you see pivots like this, that means something else is coming," Gundlach said, noting the possibility of fiscal policy.
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But for the Jesuits, prayer means something different entirely—they don't believe in prayers of petition, only prayers of praise.
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Pick a state that means something to her like where she was born, went to college, or where you met.
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If you're there, it means something has gone horribly amiss, and the authorities are investigating why you're no longer living.
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"The parade is shown at home, and if it doesn't include strategic ICBM missiles, that means something," Mr. Yang said.
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But it's clear the market and appetite for these shows means something and that the model works for a reason.
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Remi's final words to Jean are "trust me," which definitely means something is going to go down on this getaway.
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"I want to believe that it means something," she said, as she opened the door to the warm California air.
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I think that means something to head coach Jon Gruden, and I think the Raiders step up to the moment.
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"That right introduction?" sounds like it means something completely different, but we are supposed to fill in the blank here.
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While stats never tell the whole picture, in a festival landscape that overwhelmingly favors cishet male performers, that means something.
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From life with a butler to life unplugged, the site's top 10 listings show that "home" means something different to everyone.
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Plus it probably means something fucked up in surf slang in Coffs Harbour or Bateman's Bay, so best to steer clear.
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Another thing that distinguishes us: The peach emoji means something quite different in the U.S. than it does in other places.
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My particular outlook on life and work is just do stuff that means something to me, to try to avoid labels.
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And still be able to retain what we like hip-hop for because you want to hear something that means something.
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People here — every company says that they have patients at the center of what they do — that means something special here.
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It means something, it shifts our culture and it helps our audience feel brave in their daily lives; it's fucking important.
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Well, for starters, maybe it means something painfully obvious: every woman left alive on the show dies, and Arya Stark survives.
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In most of Europe, drinking a Budweiser means something very different; in fact, it means you're drinking an altogether different beer.
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Jackson shared on Instagram last year that all of her body art means something to her — she considers it body armor.
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Maybe that means something outside the box and not particularly Thai, like a grilled rib-eye smothered in housemade XO sauce.
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Republicans like to talk about the importance of character (see Lexington); Mr Trump offers a chance to show that means something.
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"There's nothing like coming to the ballpark in September when it means something," Manager Terry Collins told reporters in Cincinnati Wednesday.
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I think it's safe to say the possibility of failure means something different to Musk than it does to most entrepreneurs.
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When it gets slow and people are not buying the ice cream, it usually means something bad is going to happen.
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In Japan, a first name means something different: The Japanese refer to themselves with the surname first, then the given name.
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"People may read the headlines about the attack and say: 'Oh, he said "Allahu akbar," so that means something,'" he said.
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But today, as the nation wrestles with the pervasive issue of mass shootings, going back to school means something completely different.
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These numbers are usually flat year to year, so a significant drop in tax filings means something unusual is going on.
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With Brexit looming over whichever government emerges, having a voice in this particular election means something more than good democratic participation.
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That "Avengers: Endgame" and "Joker" broke records at the global box office surely means something, even if the movies themselves don't.
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For me, it means something that Dr. Carson has strong and steadfast faith in the president and his ability to lead.
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"It's not something I certainly set out to do, but again, like it means something is being done right," he said.
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In a time of turmoil for the larger Church, the destruction means something acute for Catholics, writes National Review's Alexandra DeSanctis.
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It's its own trope now: You can say, "It's a Murder on the Orient Express-style reveal," and it means something.
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"I hear that the gold iPhone was for the Chinese market, where gold still really means something," the male voice says.
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That means something for me, sure, but it also means something for Facebook, Weaver wrote: [S]ince any integration into Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp is under the control of Facebook, Facebook should probably file income tax documents and keep track of the otherwise difficult cost-basis math on behalf of Facebook's customers, like other investment brokerages do.
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In this case, what can't be expressed on other days is that all of our activity is ultimately worthless, that we are going to the grave, that being busy is largely about keeping up the appearance that our lives mean something, our relationships mean something, our work means something and crossing things off a list means something.
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However, when it comes to the just-launched Perfect Body Yoga Program (PBYP), "perfect body" means something very different — and very refreshing.
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For a father, it means something that Hillary Clinton, right after she won the presidential nomination, shared a photo of my girl.
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How much you matter to the people around you and how much you should matter to you and your life means something.
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A couple of months into his presidency it is clear that Donald Trump's campaign slogan, "America First", means something like the latter.
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And today, this means something very precise: you can think beyond capitalism and liberal democracy as the ultimate framework of our lives.
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Gianluigi Buffon, the team's beloved goalkeeper (pictured), tearfully apologised for having "failed at something which also means something on a social level".
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Last Jedi spends time on establishing her personal history, and her sacrifice actually means something in the greater context of the film.
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There's this certain type of personality that sees this incredible vision in the sky and it really, it means something to us.
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That means something that happened in a past year may or may not be good evidence for what will happen this year.
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If the college is passing everyone, however incompetent, you're misleading at least some students and employers who think a degree means something.
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The information that I think people received about Joe Biden was some of his historic connection, which, understandably, means something to people.
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Or maybe it's because it contains the line "let me ride your christmas sleigh", which we all know means something hella dirty.
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But what many people may not know is that this trend stems directly from K-pop fandom, and means something pretty different.
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"I like these tournaments a lot, it's one of the few weeks where it feels like tennis actually means something," he said.
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Another friend called Mr. Kalanick a "tech world rock star," which means something different in Silicon Valley than in the music world.
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The word pita might make you think of hummus, but if you hear it in a hospital, it means something totally different.
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I don't know, just playing someone so great, and someone that you admire so much — and a match that actually means something.
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Finally, yes, we know that the word at 6D is AÑO with the tilde, and not ANO which means ... something else entirely.
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Having somebody tell them they can go get breakfast and assure them I'll be there with their baby, it means something to them.
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Think what you will about Kim and company, being involved with Everytown and, as Kendall was saying, mobilizing the Kardashian platform, means something.
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On social justice Twitter, the term means something closer to "the dominant power structure and culture" than it does to actual white people.
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"Nootropic" essentially means something that enhances your cognition, says Philip Muskin, MD, professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center's Department of Psychiatry.
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But it was such an empowering moment for me and I'm so excited for this shot because it really means something to me.
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So how does Jim Davis reconcile the fact that Garfield, as a brand, means something completely new and sarcastic to a certain generation?
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But to Taplin, it means something much darker: to replace all the failing systems of society with technological systems controlled by benevolent billionaires.
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Thinking in this context means something more complex than understanding how to carry on a conversation or tell a cat from a dog.
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But whether he fights or not, a name like Kurt Angle's apparently still means something, especially in a new world of old men.
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They think making a mistake means something about their overall value as a person, and they have an overwhelming need to please others.
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While it's perfectly fair to believe that most people aren't horrible, that's by no means something we "have to" believe as a society.
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He swatted away suggestions that the phrase "complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" means something different in Pyongyang than it does in Washington.
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But these figures aren&apost that helpful for an individual since $659 means something different to someone making $40,000 a year versus $200,000.
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"We want to own that responsibility and do it justice because we did get this much attention and it means something," Shah said.
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Think of your body's temperature: When you have 100-degree fever or higher, it means something isn't right and it has an effect.
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So they know it means something, yet they think their choice to leave the game behind might protect them from what's to come.
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So when there are women athletes competing against other world-class athletes from nearly every corner of the globe, it actually means something.
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"I think being able to work with Aerie on this collection where every piece just means something is really special to me," she says.
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I have struggled my entire life through thick and thin to actually get out there and do something that actually means something to people.
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"I've always wanted to be associated to a charity that means something to me in a major way," Dornan said, according to the BBC.
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It's as if to say, everything that you fought for, everything that you've worked for, everything that means something profound to you, doesn't matter.
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And that means more Americans will go to the polls Tuesday or vote early with the feeling that their vote means something this time.
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On a lot of different levels, everyone has their own fun with the song, and it means something to them in their own gender.
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Showing someone that whatever is special to them means something to you because they want it, or need it, or just really like it.
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I try a ton of beauty products so when I find one that becomes a staple item in my routine it really means something.
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"It was great and emotional being able to see him actually being known and seeing that he means something to everybody," Cantu told WNDU.
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It means something; the chronic illness-toward-death that the character is experiencing frames the significance and the importance of Hyper Light Drifter's plot.
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That means something was happening with the audience, something we can't quantify but something that we have to give value to in our sport.
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"I think it means something," she says to Nate about the accident, which happened while she was crossing a street in Manhattan's East Village.
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It means something that UNESCO chose this day, August 23, to mark International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition.
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And there has been tremendous surge of optimism in the business world, which to me means something much different than what it used to.
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In addition to swinging a decent bat, Ross does all of that other "catcher stuff" that's difficult to quantify yet we know means something.
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That is why we keep reading and watching and asking Martin to give us more: for the promise of an ending that means something.
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For someone to go to the trouble of bringing those things to a show, specifically to give to the band, that definitely means something.
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The yield curve inversion doesn't necessarily mean a recession is coming, but it means something is anticipated by the financial markets that's not great.
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Her popular novel, "Kyetse," a word that means something like destiny, is a Dickensian tale of a young woman who is trafficked across Bhutan.
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"Sustain" is a word that means something technical to musicians, but I was really interested in some of the phrases that came to mind.
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When a group of friends is trying to decide on the cuisine of the night, the suggestion "something good" means something different to everyone.
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There's a need to label it and I get that because Black love is something that means something to the community when it's said.
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When you hear a phrase like "Culture Impact Team" on the job, you can be sure it means something other than what it says.
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This annual phenomenon can lead to theaters clogged with old-lady bait, which usually means something British and upper-crusty, preferably with literary roots.
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But that is so obviously untrue – think of the loose fiscal/tight money combination in the 1980s – that I hope she means something different.
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This was the only thing missing, and it means something extra even that it took a little longer, but I still made it here.
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Adding "material" to that sentence (as opposed to flat-out saying it is "in compliance with all financial debt covenants") means something is amiss.
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Reasoning: None of this other stuff is likely to actually workDrawback: Neither will this It probably means something that this was such a popular suggestion.
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And there has been a tremendous surge of optimism in the business world, which is -- to me means something much different than it used to.
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To me, science fiction means something we are not that aware of, like maybe people living in another planet in another galaxy with another atmosphere.
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"The theatrical model continues to have a lot of value, especially because it means something to viewers when films play in theaters," Mr. Cohen said.
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Little surprise, then, that the title of a new film about the dancer should seek to emphasise Nureyev's uniqueness: "The White Crow" means "something other".
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When Mary attempts to do the same trick, she fails three times, which means something is definitely cosmically up, according to the laws of television.
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Detroit: Become Human is the latest game from French director and writer David Cage, which, if you're familiar with his work, means something very specific.
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Knowing that you have things like that Capcom Pro Tour means that people can aspire to be on those platforms—being the best means something.
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The role of editor-in-chief can be one of those nebulous, hard-to-pin-down titles that means something vastly different in each industry.
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If there's no activity on the eGPU's chart (Radeon Pro 580), it means something is wrong or an app's not using the eGPU at all.
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Losing a limb always means something, and it's often both a show of power and a moral judgement the universe casts on a character's choices.
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Without something tangible to point to at the end of the day, they feel unproductive, not realizing that productivity means something different for a leader.
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I think that what means something to me is the symbolism, particularly from a female artist, but any kind of artist this is true for.
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Teddy Bridgewater went down during team practice on Tuesday with a non-contact leg injury, which more often than not means something very bad happened.
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Every word I write, I sing, it really means something, something deep to me, and people can judge that now and I can't hide anywhere.
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It is entirely possible that by "close," Trump means something like what's been done before, but the White House has not yet explained his tweets.
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Daw is one such prefix; it translates literally as "aunt" but means something more like "madame," and denotes an older or married woman of substance.
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But to me, the final contract is really the thing Bob, and I think you mean that too, is really the thing that means something.
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I know that a big part of Mishka's aesthetic is nostalgia, but the brand was created in 2003 and nostalgia means something different in 2016.
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It's hip-hop, it's urban, it's pop, it means something to everybody—I don't care if it's Def Poetry, or Def Comedy, or Def Music.
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While the Trump administration has defined the term "denuclearization" as the elimination of the nuclear arsenal, North Korea means something far different, Mr. Lewis said.
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"From a different country or a different culture [the crescent moon] means something really different," she told journalist Suzy Menkes in an interview for Matches.
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The Constitution says that "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors" are impeachable (a "high crime" means something done by a person in power).
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And there has been a tremendous surge of optimism in the business world, which is — to me means something much different than it used to.
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Yet for millions of people with disabilities receiving Medicaid-funded home care, the House legislation means something worse than loss of coverage: loss of freedom.
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"We&aposre living in an age where every word means something, and you have to be very careful about the words that you use," Gibbs said.
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Once you sit down with your manager, talk about the company's mission and why getting a higher salary or a better title means something to you.
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All this is to say, Emilia Clarke dying her hair and fully embodying Daenerys means something — we'll just have to wait until 2019 to find out.
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It also acknowledges how growing up queer means something different for everybody — and how being queer as a young person affects your queerness as an adult.
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So, anything you see during an episode of the sci-fi drama Means Something, whether it's a plot-driving statement, reference, Easter egg, or metaphorical suggestion.
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It's very gratifying to know that your potential, what you bring to the table, and the narrative that you're speaking means something to brands like this.
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She comin' by my house means something different from She be comin' by my house: the first is a one-off event, the second is habitual.
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But it can also just be used to indicate that a woman is fertile—or maybe it's just a strange translation that means something else entirely.
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Uber has often been described as having an aggressive culture focused on the ends over the means, something Lyft is suggesting may be the wrong attitude.
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"We're trying to connect with the viewer, so they see the image in a way that means something to them on a personal level," she said.
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If the younger generation suffers from a lack of traditional newsroom training in fairness and ethics and reporting, then the loss of Jill Abramson means something.
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People can say they're raised on grime—in fact people can say anything, that's how life works—but that phrase means something really specific for Novelist.
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Wondering whether your crush likes you back—or, say, whether her asking for help when she changes clothes means something or if it's just your imagination.
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If they are taking time out of their day and waiting in a line to cast a ballot, they want to feel like it means something.
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I call him my Mr Sprinkleheart and that means something very specific to us about the love, fun and magic that are part of our relationship.
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Winning its top prize, the Palme d'Or, still means something, so the films that compete there tend to be really good, or at least really interesting.
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A Thanksgiving Snapshot: Readers Share Their Holiday Stories (2017) So many of us come together to celebrate Thanksgiving, but the holiday means something different to everyone.
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"Even in a very far village in Afghanistan, Saudi means something," said Mr. Anas, who today runs Al Magharibia, a satellite television channel based in London.
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Yeah, fingers crossed that people stop pretending that their shitty crafts project means something, or signifies anything other than "We're assholes who can purchase art supplies."
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Our legal system encourages parties to resolve their disputes through negotiation, and if the parties end up in court, it usually means something went horribly wrong.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the founders of the company, are stepping back from running things and any time the founders change jobs, it means something.
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I know it sounds trivial, but in this particular case, the fact that Donald Trump can't get a celebrity more important than Jon Voight means something.
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But it actually means something pretty specific — that a result is unlikely to occur by random chance — and doesn't necessarily reflect how meaningful the finding is.
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The other great thing is the awesome feeling when you know someone has connected with the music you've made and it really means something to them.
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In "Barbershop" (2002), directed by Tim Story, the film's protagonist is told that it is "the place where a black man means something…our own country club".
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Every step, every action means something, and there's very little of the sense that a Very Great Hero And That's You is going to fix it all.
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There's also a new photo of Frank Ocean hidden in the updated website code, and I don't know what this means but I'm sure it means something.
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Sometimes a coffee means something: it's an opportunity to catch up with friends, sit quietly among strangers, or unofficially pay a morning's rent on your Starbucks office.
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The more we see of Westworld, HBO's mind-expanding new sci-fi Western series, the more we come to understand that everything on the show means something.
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When I asked Vanity why she decided to join LHHATL, she said that in a world where women are struggling to love themselves, her presence means something.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Is it possible that a yield curve inversion or a flat yield curve this time means something different than -- from what it did previous times?
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Decolonizing your diet means something different for every person, since it depends on the individual's personal heritage and identifying the foods that are original to your ancestors.
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We are people with the passion and the power and the reach to ensure that our service to our nation meant something then and means something now.
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It means something to the Iraqis, more to the Iranians, and a great deal to the U.S. because it will result in a loss of situational awareness.
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"That accomplishment means something to me with a historic program like this," said Gonzaga point guard Nigel Williams-Goss, who finished with 11 points and five assists.
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If Kasich was serious about the moderation that he so ostentatiously displayed during the Republican primary contest, this is the time to show that it means something.
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In an era when "tech" usually means something obsoleted within a few years, there is a certain grandeur to projects with this kind of scale and lifespan.
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The idea that the timing of this show, the first they have played since the release of an incendiary second album, Adore Life, means something is implicit.
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But I will tell you that if the number is not there, it means something significant about how to solve the theme, and you should pay attention.
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I hope that that perspective continues: that people are inspired by the idea that whatever they do, it really counts and it means something and it's worthwhile.
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"Conversation piece?" sounds like it means something that might spark conversation, but today it has to do with a part of a conversation, or a SOUND BITE.
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But, to a good many of us, the ancient and honorable profession of agriculture means something far greater than its economic contributions, as important as they are.
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But the articles put forward today will give us a chance to show that we will defend the Constitution and that our oath means something to us.
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"I think this could be a victory for music, for the people that make music that actually means something," Mr. Sobral said, as he collected his award.
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That would assuredly be Hightower, and while touchdowns have been tough for Ingram to come by, Hightower would still be Drew Brees's caddie, and that means something.
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" Toward the end of her rousing call to cyber greatness, Dame Mirren asked the crowd to take out their phones and find a photo that "means something special.
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After all, summer means something else to plenty of us: namely, a time for enjoying air conditioning and doing anything you can to stay out of the heat.
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"I read it again after having kids and after the life experiences that I've had more recently and now the book means something different to me," she wrote.
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The boys explain their findings to Elle, and Dustin has a brainwave: Their compasses aren't pointing due north, which means something is disrupting the electromagnetic field around them.
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So, even Villanelle's seemingly out-of-the-blue seduction of a married, middle-aged American woman named Pamela (Susie Trayling) towards the beginning of "Know You" means something.
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But unlike President Donald Trump, who seems to change the name and definition of the border wall by the day, "the wall" means something very specific to Pelosi.
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The problem with this line of thought is that the "merciless scrutiny" of the internet circa 83 means something different than the scrutiny of the internet circa 2017.
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Stoner shut-ins and indie band frontwomen alike will buy it because it means something to them, and not just because it's a potent critique of late-capitalism.
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By acknowledging that Beyoncé's album means something uniquely specific to Black people as opposed to other listeners, Adele successfully avoided the trap of colorblind feminism that ignores intersectionality.
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For some reason, we've been conditioned to believe that social media currency (likes, retweets, follower counts, verified badges, etc.) actually means something outside of our phones and computers.
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It still means something to have a wife who could make the choice to stay home full-time to pursue her own low-pay or no-paying goals.
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" "Thompson spends a long time telling us that scale means something in this story, it tells us about characters and their relationships, if they're scared, weak, strong, whatever.
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But instead, one is placed right about her ring finger making us, for a brief moment, thing maybe this photo means something bigger is in store for them.
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Usually, that means something cliched like trying to play football or eating a metric ton of junk food, because ladies don't get sports and only eat salads, amirite?
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Mr. McCoy takes five common phrases and turns the last, three-letter word into an initialism that means something entirely different and clues it in a punny way.
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But you're saying look, in the real world we have this apparatus and people are engaged with us and it means something to be attached to our brand.
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"All my young girls reading this, know that you don't have to do anything that you aren't fully comfortable with, and that your no means something," she wrote.
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The fact that there are candidates who have to talk about issues they may have thought about but have never had to publicly grapple with — that means something.
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"If you think about the games industry, Age of Empires is one of five or 10 properties that really means something to people, like really multi-generational," Neumann said.
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I'm telling you all this so that when I say "The Midnight Club" is maybe the wildest episode of Riverdale yet, you understand that the superlative truly means something.
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"The way things are running right now, being loud unfortunately means something, and it takes a force of voice to stand out, particularly on the Republican side," Cuban said.
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Mavis's retrograde comes in the form of achieving a drunken smooch with Buddy, who may not even remember it the next day, though it sure means something to her.
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That so many people could perish in a single disaster due in part to the lack of warning means something is clearly wrong with how we're handling fire emergencies.
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Death means something in Dead Cells; when your character dies, you're forced to start over once again with the most basic loadout and at the beginning of the game.
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I knew in my heart that I was going to beat it because I didn't want to give up fighting on life, [which] is so special and means something.
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Jonas didn't confirm or deny the rumors, but it seems pretty clear the tattoo of a woman means something in regard to the most important woman in his life.
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The opera length means extra ~fancy~, but the leather and lace-up means something else: find a cool motorcycle guy and wear these for long rides through the countryside.
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"The returns are by no means something to get excited about," said certified financial planner Peter Palion, founder and president at Master Plan Advisory in East Meadow, New York.
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Start a project that creates something new, because it takes so much energy, but when that energy translates into resistance and love, not money, then it really means something.
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North Carolina, meanwhile, boasted a high-octane offense and ranks among the ACC's upper-middle class, a designation that actually means something given the conference's impressive depth this season.
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But Putin means something else: in less time than it took Yeltsin to climb a tank, the country had gone from a feared superpower to a disgraced has-been.
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This obviously means something specific in Chicago, a city with a historical and current racial divide, largely along economic lines, than it does in Berlin, where NOME is located.
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The gazebo "means something to the community and we're going to investigate this to the best of our ability," a police spokesperson previously told news outlets following the crime.
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"Gezelligheid" — an untranslatable word that means something like "the warm feeling that comes from being secure and in the embrace of friends and family" — is what animates those paintings.
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"We want them to be seen and understood; that their absence means something to this country," Obama said on a conference call with Organizing for Action on Friday. Sen.
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We'll see if it means something to an audience, but I think part of what it is, is what all good movie are supposed to be: they're very personal.
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In "A Thanksgiving Snapshot: Readers Share Their Holiday Stories," Julia Simon writes: So many of us come together to celebrate Thanksgiving, but the holiday means something different to everyone.
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Swift has also worked to dispel the idea that feminism "means something angry or disgruntled or complaining ... or rioting and picketing," as she said on a Canadian talk show.
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The stock market has hit record numbers, as you know, and there's been a tremendous surge of optimism in the business world, which means something different than it used to.
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One thing both Brame and Donaghue agree is bullshit is the notion that having a fetish like this means something disturbing or titillating happened to you during your formative years.
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"Family means something different to all of us, but for me it was something I learned a lot about from Kayla in the years we have been together," he wrote.
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No doubt everyone in your life is giving you plenty of well-meaning baby name suggestions, but you probably want to find a name that really means something to you.
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So I can never quite get used to the attitude in the US, where a soccer jersey means something else altogether and the attitude to the game is completely different.
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Sam Sarowitz, New York-based movie poster collector, says there's three reasons people buy film posters: the film, the director, or the star of the film means something to them.
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"If a man is wearing a mask of a bunny, for example, the bunny means something nice, but maybe the man behind the mask is a horrible person," Salcedo says.
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It was hard not to suspect that she was trapped, like so many of us are, in a culture that says one thing about fatness and means something very different.
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That means that every time the Spanish word AÑO (or "year") would come up, for example, solvers were encouraged to simply enter ANO, which, of course, means something totally different.
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All of which means something may have to give if, as has been widely speculated, Zuckerberg should decide to use another portion of his fortune to finance a political career.
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More than any other drug, pot means something in this country, around ideas that are at the core of many debates about American democracy: freedom, public health, social justice, identity.
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When you find a cemetery full of people in their late teens and 20s, which is typically when people are at their healthiest, it often means something terrible has happened.
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It's easy to assume that the adage about 'learning from history' means something along the lines of 'learning from what was bad in order to veer towards what is good.
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Indeed, Sanders himself seems implicitly aware of this and is always quick to say that by "socialism" he means something like the kind of expansive welfare state that exists in Denmark.
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That probably means something a bit more altruistic than Eric and Don Jr. running the Trump enterprises (and pinkie swearing to ethics officials that they don't run the business with dad).
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It's like when some NFL players don't stand up during the national anthem––that means something, it's conveying important information about an opinion they have and it's getting people to talk.
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In this case, it covers bases all across the board — as Seyfried sees it, her tattoo means something very sweet, something that some might consider dirty, and nothing all at once.
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Something about ancient art, like Egyptian hieroglyphs and images of bodies being iconic or powerful, means something to the history of how black bodies are depicted and owned by black creators.
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While this means nothing in the House of Representatives, in the Senate where it takes 22019 votes to pass controversial and/or complex legislation, which repeal is, this reality means something.
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"People go and they see someone on the Democratic line and they vote for that person thinking that it means something," state Senator Michael Gianaris of Queens told the New Republic.
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But it means something, so let's put it another way: Keep your flaps ajar, brother; lower your filters, sister; and you'll get more data, more details, more stuff to write about.
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Google famously kills products and projects with little notice in so-called "Spring Cleanings," and so it's tempting to string together a narrative and assume it means something drastic is happening.
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" This is an actual term used by both publishers and bookstores, and means something only slightly different from "gives off the vibe of ten-year-old girls at a slumber party.
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I think more people are actually understanding that and getting stuff that really means something to them, rather than just picking something off a sheet of paper that's already made up.
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If you imagine Trump against Hillary, Hillary is already a known factor to people; there's nothing, like, new about her, and I think "new" means something when you're running for President.
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The word "consumerism" may have negative connotations in the United States, where such spending accounts for about 19893 percent of G.D.P., but it means something quite different in recently poor countries.
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The fact that it still means something to some people, it's surprising but also kind of not, because people liked it as much as I did when I read the script.
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Given all that, it means something that Springsteen thought highly enough of Penn's vision — even as a first-time filmmaker — to grant him permission to use the "Highway Patrolman" characters and story.
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"I think when it comes to Black kids, it means something for them to have spent most of their life seeing the family in the White House look like them," she said.
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My math is rough here, but that means something like 400 trillion liters of Air vodka, or roughly 50 quadrillion Air vodka martinis (depending on your preferred proportions of vodka to vermouth).
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"I've partnered with Genius and Spotify to take you 'Behind The Lyrics' of my greatest songs because every word that I write means something to me," Pusha T says in a statement.
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Universal free child care means something very different for a working-class single mother than it does for a woman in a two-parent family with an income of $200,000 per year.
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Wordplay THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — If you have never come across the term "palindrome," it means something that is spelled the same reading from left to right as it is reading right to left.
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"One of the attributes of human beings is they gather detritus that means something to them, and they assume at some point it will have some cultural or financial value," he said.
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As you know, what you say really means something to your fans ... so many people who love you feel so betrayed right now because they know the harm that Trump's policies cause.
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But because the word queer means something different to everyone, it's hard working out whether you should be angry at someone for using it in a way you don't expect them to.
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"Symbolically it means something," he said of Macmillan's move, recalling how he often warned his writers that the conference rooms inside the Flatiron were definitely not as stylish as the building's exterior.
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Less new feeling, and I guess like when we talk about Facebook and what they're doing with the news, in a Trump era it means something different than a pre-Trump era.
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"Just having it in front of me and just being able to look back up the page, that means something to me in terms of my acquaintanceship with the words," he said.
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"If the person from the most pro-ethanol district in all of Iowa feels politically secure enough to support Cruz — who the ethanol industry hates — it means something has shifted," Biello said.
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According to the play, Quaere, in Latin, means something missing or absent, and despite Shakespeare's resistance, Imogen eventually has herself written into the First Folio, which Henry has dedicated himself to preparing.
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We'll leave you with a few suggestions for further reading: How Medicare Was Won by Natalie Shure, The Nation Single-Payer or Bust by Adam Gaffney, Dissent "Medicare-for-all" Means Something.
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Its title means something like "chaos" or "hell," and it offers a not-far-from-real story of child abuse, vicious poverty and despair only a short drive from Lebanon's grandest neighborhoods.
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The analysis that Sanders' 403-30 margin in Dearborn Definitely Means Something, that this is an Omen of Primaries to Come, unravels by pulling at only a few straying strands of it.
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The prospect of an Elizabeth Warren presidency means something very different to the Lloyd Blankfeins and Jamie Dimons of the world from what it means to your average Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan employee.
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The job is advertised over and over If you see a job that keeps coming back in the ads--like a zombie that just won't die--you can be sure that means something.
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There was also an ad for NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch's show, which is called The DL. Presumably, there wasn't a queer person on staff to point out that that term already means something.
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Jack Guttentag, a professor of finance emeritus at the Wharton School, recently penned a column explaining that foreclosure means something different in the reverse mortgage industry than it does for a typical mortgage.
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However, in an era when Jay-Z literally can "sell water to a whale" (oh hi, Tidal) it means something that he's trying to make a buck and some change along the way.
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Fangu, a grunge band from Beijing, which has toured across China, said it had hit an issue with its name, which translates literally as "anti-bone", though means something closer to "rebellious spirit".
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As for Ball, James has been supportive of him, full of praise for the young guard in his interactions with the news media and on social media — and that means something, for now.
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"How long the season is, yet how individual it is and how each game means something," said Adam Warren, a Yankees reliever who spent the first half of that season with the Cubs.
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Kate not being in the scenes from the future definitely means something, but it might not necessarily mean that she's dead, leaving Toby (Chris Sullivan) and Jack Jr. (Blake Stadnik) without her forever.
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The rule of threes suggests that when weird things strike thrice, let alone all in the same place, it probably means something shady is happening—at least if you buy into conspiracy theories.
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"Maybe it's not that big of a deal in Finland that we have five women in power … But it means something that the media and global community is talking about it," said Marin.
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"Whenever someone comes in and suddenly wants a major color change out of nowhere, it usually means something is up," said Laurie Daniel, a colorist at the Marie Robinson Salon in New York.
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You can do all kinds of programming later if you find these viewers now, build a brand with them that means something, and get them in the habit of returning to your brand.
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"Every game right now means something, and we're looking forward to going out there and playing solid defense, pitching well and having a heck of an offensive series against Detroit," outfielder Rajai Davis said.
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"We want them to be seen and understood -- that their absence means something to this country," President Barack Obama said on a conference call Friday with more than 20,000 participants discussing gun violence prevention.
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Some kid in middle America is listening to it and it means something to him or her… it's really however that person takes it, or however they choose to use it in their life.
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Another great thing about the show is that it's sex positive but clearly addresses the fact that that means something different for everyone – how they react to sex positivity and sexuality and sex drive.
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is among those advocating a new "People's Vote," arguing that the proposed deal reflects the reality of what Brexit really means, something unclear at the time of the referendum.
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"Electrofeit takes pieces from many different keyboard works and arranges them in a narrative way that means something to me at least," he says when discussing the act of reproducing music of the past.
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I bought it last year when the designers had a mini pop-up at the Groucho Club as I love these biscuits and ate packets when I was pregnant so means something to me.
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If you've ever been in actual conversation with this agency, it probably means something bad has happened, such as getting a letter about a problem with your taxes, and you've had to follow up.
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Mr. Atwood offers us five theme entries — not including the BRITISHISMS revealer at 11D — that are familiar phrases containing a word that means something different in British English than it does in American English.
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But Ricks says he means something narrower — a period more like the late 1960s and early 1970s, with serious and sustained political violence and widespread resistance to political authority, but without Chancellorsvilles or Guernicas.
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"What was most important to ne with this record was to make sure every song actually means something and holds weight," the singer said, and mentioned the track "Vulnerable" as one of her favorites.
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Over several days, as Casey and Jin wander the sites, they debate such heady ideas as the healing power of buildings, modernism's relationship to religion, and why — or whether — architecture means something to them.
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Understanding context is important for any AI. For example, when I tell it to turn the AC up in "my office", that means something completely different from when Priscilla tells it the exact same thing.
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It was instead my attempt to elaborate on a working theory about what drives success in today's politics, and to make a prediction based on it, far enough in advance so it actually means something.
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"I think when it comes to black kids, it means something for them to have spent most of their life seeing the family in the White House look like them," Obama says in the interview.
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But regardless of how you answer the Squirrel Problem, the key just might be its perfectly ordinary premise: It assumes proximity between human and squirrel, and it also assumes that this close relationship means something.
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As an added touch, our constructors placed a revealer at 58A that gives the list a reason to live: the phrase BIG PICTURE means something entirely different, but is an appropriate header for this list.
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He's excited, too, because he's going to be meeting some of Dill's friends for the first time, which means something important to him in terms of the way that Dill is representing their budding relationship.
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If those truths still hold today, they are intrinsically intertwined with our role and standing in the world, with the values we say we stand for and the question of whether our word means something.
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"I want to talk to the people that are concerned enough with humanity to say that 'Never Again' means something," she said, invoking a phrase Jews use when discussing the importance of remembering the Holocaust.
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"She's got a record on housing, fighting the big banks, creating the CFPB, having accountability, having people actually attack her for her leadership in that, and I think that means something to people," she said.
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But the competitiveness of Texas also means something very important and less obvious: There may be less Republican money to go around in other states if that cash has to be spent on saving Cruz.
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I'm no mathematician, but it probably means something that a Facebook page called Minion Groot Fans has only 49,000 likes, while any one of the top six Stitch pages has at least five times as many.
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The asteroid, known as 1999 KW4, will make its closest approach to our planet on Saturday, but it's important to note that that distance means something different to space folks, who work on a galactic scale.
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Which means something more miraculous: It is someone's job—really, a few people's jobs—to transform a custom, 1,650-pound, open-wheeled jet car into something that might fit in the palm of your kiddo's hand.
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While there's nothing new about theatre being popular or mainstream—Shakespeare's plays were the mass-market entertainment of his day—it has to be noted that mass-market means something quite different in the globalised world.
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This is textbook Texas talk and it means something, as Texas has an increasingly important sense of place common to all four of these (Fiorina was born in Texas and hails from a colorful Texas lineage).
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I would propose instead that athletes take fewer courses — two maybe — per semester and have lifetime scholarships so that they can get a degree and a major that means something after their athletic eligibility is up.
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From early tensions between gay men and lesbians to parallels between the fight for universal healthcare (and its impact on undocumented immigrants) and marriage equality, each story ladders up to a history lesson that means something.
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Cheryl, 19, a Hong Konger who studies at New York University, and who asked that her last name not be used, said being called Chinese means something very different than it did just four months ago.
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As Bloomberg reported late last week, to Mary Allen Lindemann and Alan Spear, "CBD" means something other than cannabidiol: It's the trademark of their Portland-based coffee shop Coffee By Design, which has been around since 1994.
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It means something like "despite it all" and "because of", but with a sense of deliberate precision: I was at home all day, but the delivery man came davka during the half-hour when I was out.
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"If Tom has written three dots after a line, it means something different than if he has written two dots, or a comma, or whatever," Ms. Hynes said in a video made for the Lincoln Center Festival.
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It doesn't matter if you're eating your kale smoothie in a Manhattan high-rise or a dinner of near-raw sheep tenderloin and wild blueberries in the Yukon, the fact that you exist means something must die.
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We came into being because of God, who is love, who is the Word (as in logos, the marvelous Greek word used at the beginning of the Gospel of John, where it means something like "complete understanding").
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The program involves a job coach who works with a person with mental illness to get a job that means something to them while they don't necessarily work a full week so they can retain all their benefits.
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"I have often seen this gentlemen in Braunau and wonder if this means something," the Oberoesterreichische Nachrichten paper cited a local resident as saying on his Facebook page alongside a picture of the man it said resembled Hitler.
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So whether the world's fate hangs in the balance, or if you're simply trying to discern whether your coffee stain ring means something, we wish you success as you integrate this tool into the story of your life.
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Trepidation about thanking someone who could be outed as a predator in the future aside, this simply may not be the year for a speech with a long list of names that only means something to the winner.
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To me, it means something that a guy who might have been able to run Disney — which under a lot of scenarios is going to be one of the most powerful media companies ever — has decided not to.
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And knowing people like me will use something that clearly required very little effort to create in order to get kids like them to sit down means something maybe a bit more sinister than I'm willing to explore.
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The one thing I don't like is that there's this buffer for some people if they listen to a queer musician: that it means something about them to listen to a queer musician, you know what I mean?
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At 6:45 AM, collar turned up against the bite of a cold morning and the street lights still comfortably keeping dawn at bay, the hope that it means something, at least, is very close to the surface.
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But the fact that "needing the D" means something different to anyone under the age of 40 was apparently lost on whoever vetted the ads, which were meant to raise awareness for vitamin D deficiency in the territory.
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There is often not a speck of wasted ink in one of these puzzles; every word means something, either a definition, synonym or lead, or an indication of the sort of answer you'll need to come up with.
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Every little thing you do adds up: Every single time you reach for the salad instead of a brownie, every time you practice your skill instead of just playing a video game, and every single minute means something.
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The same line — "these are African players" — means something very different when it's being said by a black comedian than by a racist French politician, and audiences are smart enough to understand why: I believe context is everything.
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You know that as soon as everyone finally gets there — to the place where they are supposed to be truly and authentically Indian, as best they can figure out what it means — something terrible is going to happen.
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In New York, where one of the country's presidential candidates judges successful, effective women on their looks — it means something to see runway models who look more like your best friend, your mother, and your neighbor than a mannequin.
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"I think when it comes to black kids, it means something for them to have spent most of their life seeing the family in the White House look like them," Obama said in the October issue of Essence Magazine.
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According to "The Changing Economics and Demographics of Young Adulthood: 211–13, " a report released this month by the United States Census Bureau, being a grown up means something very different these days than it did forty years ago.
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Last year, ByteDance was ordered to suspend Toutiao and to shut down a meme-centric social app called Neihan Duanzi—the name means something like "implied jokes"—because the content had become too vulgar, too disorderly, for the state.
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"On the debate stage, if you haven't been out talking to people like the other candidates and you haven't picked up all the nuances that people bring to your attention — having those little stories means something," Ms. Brewer said.
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The word shokunin, which has no direct translation, sums it up: It means something like "master or mastery of one's profession," and it captures the way Japanese workers spend every day trying to be better at what they do.
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An excellent example of how the associations of witchcraft have ameliorated over the years, the Manchester artist's opening track from her recently released Hoodrich Vol, 3 EP conveys with its title alone that casting spells means something very different today.
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Obviously having the commercial success and what that can do in terms of making your life more comfortable—that's nice, but it's really about putting something out there that means something and has a spiritual connotation and a nurturing connotation.
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Whatever motion their tail is making, it suggests a change of energy level in the cat that is causing this appendage on her rear-end to move in certain ways, and in a way it means something is going on.
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Beckwith also cited a report from a group called Woman Means Something, which says that after Target approved a transgender-friendly policy in 26, media reports of Peeping Toms in the retail outlet rose nearly threefold over the next year.
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"The word coordination in the English language means something very different than what it means to the Federal Election Commission," said Rick Hasen, a professor at the University of California at Irvine who specializes in campaign finance regulation and election law.
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Their buildup on original content, which has been high, medium and low, "Netflix Originals" means something, they changed the way that the media business worked in terms of release velocity, the cadence of their programming and, frankly, as an operating system.
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Obviously "bank" means something different in each sentence, but an algorithm chewing its way through might very easily pick the wrong one — since it doesn't know which "bank" is the right one until it gets to the end of the sentence.
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"It's a really, really great song and it's actually a true song, so I really like putting out music that actually means something that's like lyrics from a diary, and so that one's actually true about an ex," she says.
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"Ms Pelosi wore this coat to the Presidential Inauguration in 2013, and again for her historic meeting at the White House in 2018, so it clearly means something to her," Max Mara Creative Director Ian Griffiths said in a press release.
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But in the end, it's all about location, which just so happens to have incredibly ornate architecture and a deep sense of history, which means something in a town where beautiful buildings have been regularly struck down like movie sets.
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He was stern in a fatherly way, and even though profanities — his usual putang ina (son of a whore) and the softer ulol, which means something like jackass — were peppered throughout the speech, the volume of his voice hardly wavered.
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" It's from Young Thug's "Calling Your Name," released in September 2015; the lyric, as helpfully unpacked by Genius user chillHill, means something along the lines of "he is a necessity to his girl (baby) like Pedialyte is to a dehydrated baby.
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What we see happening is, as that shift toward use case-specific solutions occurs, it becomes really important that, for anything that's not a pure commodity, that there's a brand that customers connect with, and a brand that means something.
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Whatever you have planned for Halloween night, remember that the third quarter moon is beaming down and encouraging you to make mindful choices to ensure your happiness — even that means something as simple as watching Hocus Pocus instead of Saw III.
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"They seem to be very warm about it, that it means something to them, so that's nice," Cusack told Mashable in a phone interview to promote his upcoming Q&A about Say Anything... at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.
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He wasn't conscious of it, but in terms of spatial and gender politics, it means something that he claimed my safe and comfortable work area as his recreational space, leaving me a bathroom, a bedroom, a living room, and a kitchen.
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More from Robert Burgess of Bloomberg Opinion: If you're old-school and contagion means something that spreads into a global crisis that threatens the economy and financial system by catching a few key hedge funds napping, then you can relax.
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It is urgent that our judicial system steps in to hold the executives responsible for this unfolding tragedy accountable, not only to stop this epidemic but to send a message that consumer protection in America means something and has teeth.
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His promise to come home before he goes to prison is merely a ruse to throw off the authorities, but it means something to his wife, who waits like a fool while Axe bids his final farewell to Wendy instead.
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Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of a tabloid under the official newspaper of the Communist Party of China with a knack for predicting Beijing's strategies in trade talks, said the U.S. strike means something else to another longtime American adversary.
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Seth Wright thinks he killed the story by cozying up to the reporter Lisa Jordan and offering her a different morsel, but she has principles: "The president's relationship with the truth means something," she tells him, in a thinly veiled subtweet.
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For example, the relationship of Barack and Michelle Obama (as fictionalized recently in the 2016 film Southside With You) means something different to us as a culture than the relationship of Bill and Hillary Clinton (fictionalized in 1998's Primary Colors).
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Becca Stevens: For me, "love heals" means that I take all these lofty ideals that I have, and I try to put them into practice where it means something to people: a (place) to sleep that's safe; a paycheck that you can cash.
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"And if that doesn't bother you ... I want to talk to the people that are concerned enough with humanity to say that we should not, that 'never again' means something," a reference to a phrase commonly invoked by Jews about the Holocaust.
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"The stock market has hit record numbers, as you know, and there's been a tremendous surge of optimism in the business world, which means something different than it used to," Trump told reporters at his first press conference as president last February.
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That means something really big and irregular is passing in front of this star, leading scientists to suggest a number of possible objects that could be blocking the star's light — from a family of large comets to even "alien megastructures" orbiting the star.
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"Its not that I've experienced it personally, but I can put myself back in the cleats in the NFL locker room ... (Protests are) going to force us to look at our teammates and say 'that really means something to them,'" he added.
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And next time you're at the store, confused and disoriented as hell by all the labels you see, rest assured that the "Made in Italy" seal really means something about the quality of the food and the methods employed to make it.
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The decision acknowledged that the provision of federal immigration law relied on by President Trump refers to a president's authority to "suspend the entry" of foreigners to the United States; it further acknowledged that the word "suspend" means something temporary rather than permanent.
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Now vacations are all postponed, my elderly parents can't fly, and I can no longer see my friends because they decided to expose themselves by going to brunch … when you're not sure how much time you have left, isolation means something different.
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This is such a long windup because when I turn to you and say Manifold Garden is a puzzle game that works me for me, that I'm sticking with it despite everything in my bones saying I should run away—that means something.
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Krytyka and four other magazines joined: Mr. Piekutowski's rightist Nowa Konfederacja; Klub Jagiellonski, a conservative Catholic publication; Kontakt, a magazine of the Catholic liberation theology left; and Kultura Liberalna, which espouses free-market views ("liberal" means something different in Europe than in America).
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" It does not define what a "cybersecurity purpose" is, and civil liberties groups say that such a definition means something as innocuous as an email account hijacked to send spam without the knowledge of its owner could be considered a "cybersecurity threat.
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This also means he's giving up his dreams of being a Maester — which may not have happened if he had been paying the least bit of attention to the important news Gilly was offering — means something huge for House Tarly and both Sam and Gilly.
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So this is one of the things that just from a pure business point of view, made me then and continues to make me really optimistic about Reddit, is that, even during our darkest days, we were growing, which means something is working. Right.
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When we're able to get those kind of results in the midst of the chaos that is dominating the headlines, it does more than touch the lives of a single person or family; it demonstrates to the world that America's moral leadership still means something.
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He also resurrected the University of Michigan football program and brought in Jim Harbaugh (which means something to Michigan folks, who take sports success seriously.) The Ford family, also owners of the Detroit Lion NFL franchise, wants to show that it's still in the game.
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While it's not fair to reduce his life's work to a single scene in a single movie, I'm going to momentarily do that anyhow because there's one such scene that arguably transcends film, a scene that means something special to many Verge readers and staffers.
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They speak of a "great replacement" (of white Europeans by immigrants with higher birth rates), "ethno-pluralism" (which, confusingly, means something close to the opposite of "pluralism") and the need for a "reconquista" (a reference to the Christian recapture of Spain from the Moors).
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The American Psychological Association released a quick guide for decreasing stress in the political election season, and the advice remains applicable: Go for a walk outside, take a break from constant conversations about the election, and volunteer for a cause that means something to you.
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If "Rome" means something to ISIS cadres who await a final battle with the infidels, then "Vienna" is equally significant for the white nationalists, who cite the victory of Christendom over the Ottoman Empire 400 years ago as the prelude to the coming clash.
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New York's designers, we're looking at you to lead the charge, given that NYFW has thus far been the most progressive in terms of representation: that means something in the ballpark of 38% models of color, based on the most recent U.S. Census findings (2014).
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We get a lot of mail about the entry AÑO, because it is written into the crossword without the tilde (the ~ symbol above the letter N). That makes the entry read as if it was "ANO," which means something completely different to Spanish speakers.
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Even opponents of the extradition bill and veteran proponents of democracy cling to the notion that "one country, two systems" — the principle that formally governs relations between Hong Kong and the mainland, and that is supposed to protect the city's relative autonomy — still means something.
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Alissa: Since we're discussing the cultural impact of the film, I'm especially interested in talking about Wakanda as a concept, as a setting for a story, and as a kind of mythical place that really means something more than a location in a fictional story.
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But the storm that has been slashing across the country is correctly called a winter storm, because "winter" means something a bit different to a meteorologist than it does to astronomers and calendar-makers, who mark the start of the season with the winter solstice.
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Pro Skater vs Skate might seem, at first, like some mere forum argument, the Superman vs Batman of skateboarding video games, but I'd like to argue that each of their interpretations of what skateboarding is means something in the context of video game depictions of the activity.
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I'm in the same league as him right now, so that means something toward my confidence and stuff too and I've just got to play him like any other shooter, just read what you think he's going to do and make the best effort on him.
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All that is to say that counterfeiting and mislabeling are by no means something new or limited to one particular aspect of the seafood industry, but now we definitively know that the problem is not simply a cheaper fish being sold as a more expensive one.
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"It was the biggest privilege of my life to serve as this nation's first lady, and I will continue the work to be a person of service, to try to work to make sure my life means something to somebody else," Obama said during an onstage chat.
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And it is a contrasting image: considering those that lay down for play and those who don't have that luxury or further those who wouldn't dare lay down as a game because there historical, contextual, and body knowledge of bodies lying on the ground means something very different.
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That may seem cynical, but people who've been on long, fruitless dating-app quests, looking for someone compatible, might recognize the appeal in the idea that it all means something, that no unpleasant evening or hookup gone wrong is actually wasted, that it's all a means to an end.
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" Laughing that she'd prefer to be camping than staying in a five-star hotel, she explains why she loves it so much: "In nature, if things are moving really fast — like if you're being chased by a lion or there's panic or chaos — it usually means something is wrong.
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But stocking up means something different to everyone: There are those who intend to ride out the apocalypse one spoonful of peanut butter at a time, and those who can turn a random pile of canned goods into an impressive-looking meal even when the world is on fire.
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I've always hesitated a bit to call Twin Peaks a "feminist" show — at least in the colloquial definition of "feminist art," which usually just means something that either highlights a well-drawn female protagonist or explores the ways horrible things are brought upon women in a patriarchal society.
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Technically, it seems as though both shoot in the same frame in this edit, though it happens after Greedo says "Maclunkey," which is a word that doesn't get translated on screen in subtitle because it probably means something too filthy to be displayed in a rated-PG movie.
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SCOTT It turns out that when "diversity" means something more than pandering or tokenism — when, as in the case of "Black Panther," an African-American filmmaker can claim the freedom to explore the cultural and political valences of an African superhero — a worked-over franchise can be revivified.
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But on Rihanna's birthday, "getting a highlighter" means something even more thrilling than the euphoria of tearing the red tissue paper out of a Sephora gift bag to see what's inside: the launch of a special limited-edition version of her own bestselling highlighter, from her own beloved beauty brand.
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It means something, surely, that despite his role as the head futurist on the forward-thinking Warriors, the music of Steve Kerr's heart is still Pearl Jam, songs of great emotion and frankly appalling diction that were created when Kerr was still a player winning championships for the Chicago Bulls.
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There are a lot of ways to increase clue difficulty including: ■ Misdirection (the clue appears to have one specific meaning, but actually means something else) ■ Vagueness (the clue could mean a lot of different things) ■ Open-endedness (the clue reads one way, but there are a lot of possible answers; i.e.
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Both Sanders and Warren have described the present political situation as "corrupt," but each means something very different by the word: Warren using it to describe individuals who have taken advantage of flaws in the system—a kind of aberration—and Sanders using it to describe something that is fundamentally rotten.
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Arguably, there isn't the kind of variety in cellphones that there is in jeans, but the cellphone has become such an iconic thing that even with relatively little variety, it means something about who you are that you have an iPhone or that you have the latest iteration of the iPhone.
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To contextualize these paintings, and while in bed with a broken ankle incurred in a skirmish, he began work on an artist book called Noa Noa: which means something like "very fragrant" (in reference to the scent of Tahitian women mixed with that of their fragrant gardenia tiarés and rosewood, according to Gauguin).
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Surely it means something that, in order to telegraph his strength to the rest of the world on the second day of the year 2020, President Trump bombed America's former supreme military base in Iraq, without offering the world any comment, other than to tweet a low-resolution image of an American flag.
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"Mono-no-aware" is a term that means something like "the beauty of things passing"; it can be found in thousand-year-old texts like Murasaki Shikibu's "The Tale of Genji," in which characters take particular pleasure in everything that is transient: blooming flowers, decrepit wooden mansions, fire embers on a cold night.
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This remix takes all things good and... smooth out of the song, and replaces it with a certain je ne sais quoi—which in this case means something along the lines of "a copious amount of snare drums, an airhorn, and a sample of Lil Jon encouraging the listener to "put your fucking hands up.
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"Because a significant portion of my business involves the licensing of my name, trademarks, and images, I work very hard to ensure that my brand means something to my fans and to the public, who view the use of my name as the stamp of approval by me," she said in a 2019 lawsuit.
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If there are a million songs out there and we find one of them that really means something to us, we should savor it, rather than allowing that which we might find truly worthwhile to simply slip back into the flotsam and jetsam of the stream, simply in search of the next hit of experience.
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Whether that means something as simple as a makeover or something more deep like opening yourself up to a new relationship, this new moon asks you to get grounded and listen to your inner voice—your higher self has so many important things to tell you, and this new moon is the time to tap into these messages.
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I want to make sure that the Ogilvy name and the name that I am proud to carry the banner of and have wanted to since I was 22 years old and a young student of advertising, this company means something to me and I want to be a steward to them, just exactly like you're saying.
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By way of justification, CEO and founder David Barrett — of course his name is David — told FastCompany that "[w]e are the strongest brand [in expense management], the largest customer base, and the fastest growing — and yet virtually nobody in the world knows who we are, despite us having something to offer virtually everyone," which presumably means something.
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I've noticed that the more that my current band, Jello Biafra & the Guantanamo School of Medicine, plays in countries where people have tangible memories of suffering under dictators—South America, the Balkans, Eastern Europe—the more people want to hear that song because it means something deeper to them than telling people not to start fights at punk shows.
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If we are in a position to be able do something positive, then we should do it, and the only way to do that is by creating great art, great visuals, great music, that actually means something and touches people and makes them want to do something, make them want to get up and make a change.
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"For me, 10th Street means something special because it's where I first started out, and it has art historical importance from the 1950s," Ms. Hoptman said, noting that it has been home to influential galleries like Reuben and Tanager, Willem de Kooning's studio and the critic Harold Rosenberg, who once lived directly downstairs from her apartment.
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They are appreciative of it as an institution because if they have institutional memories, they've known that the Times has ... it's had to go through some, at times, difficulties, or at times growing pains over the years, and they're, I think, happy that the brand really means something and that it's hopefully still finding its way in a pretty wild time right now.
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We will be able to make better decisions about embracing effective automation if we understand that, in practice, 'the robots are coming for our jobs' usually means something more like 'a CEO wants to cut his operating budget by 15 percent and was just pitched on enterprise software that promises to do the work currently done by thirty employees in accounts payable.
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Eventually I found it, because it turns out that even Betty White dabs (probably for money, but I digress), but before I found that, I found out that DABS now means something even more different — and possibly illegal in some states — which just goes to show you that there is no point at all in even trying to keep up.
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It takes 2,363 delegates to win the nomination -- and since every contest on the docket is "proportional," meaning Sanders can't claim any winner-take-all victories to quickly close the gap, it means something dramatic would have to happen to either cause Clinton's superdelegates to abandon her or somehow give Sanders wins by a margin of better than 2-to-1 the rest of the way.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Faced with the choice between genuine American pop music and the perfect facsimiles crafted by foreign scientist-geniuses running computer algorithms on said pop music (you think I'm exaggerating; read John Seabrook), I'd still pick the American stuff, but above all K-pop has professional consistency going for it — when they guarantee a steady stream of excellent product, it means something.
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There's a time traveler who's fed up with being tossed into the past and future when she least expects it, a woman who thinks angels are talking to her, but it means something more, a teen struggling in school because he's an empath (he's more grounded in reality than Mantis from Guardians of the Galaxy), and a man who can get people to do whatever he wants.
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Think of the tech industry as being built on an ever-increasing number of assumptions: that you know what a computer is, that saying "enter your Wi-Fi password" means something to you, that you understand what an app is, that you have the desire to manage your Bluetooth device list, that you'll figure out what USB-C dongles you need, and on and on.
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Those in the public eye should be allowed to evolve and grow beyond the images that they have portrayed to us for so long — and for Simpson, that means something new beyond an angsty pop-punk singer pushing against a very public spiral after one of the biggest scandals of the year, and finding herself after motherhood, marriage, and a new stage in life.
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But I also think that his ability to simplify things, and I know that his opponents would say he oversimplifies things, but his ability to simplify things down to the basic argument that we&aposve been having in Washington over the Supreme Court for the past 40 plus, 50 years about whether the constitution means what it says or whether it means something that isn&apost in the constitution.
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I wrote this last year, and it still holds true: think of the tech industry as being built on an ever-increasing number of assumptions: that you know what a computer is, that saying "enter your Wi-Fi password" means something to you, that you understand what an app is, that you have the desire to manage your Bluetooth device list, that you'll figure out what USB-C dongles you need, and on and on.
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I came here to tell you that there is a youth ready for this fight in Europe today — a youth who believes in hard work, who believes that their flag means something, who wants to defend individual freedom and private property..." Matt Schlapp, chair of the American Conservative Union, told Axios about CPAC's decision to invite Maréchal-Le Pen: "We believe that she represents a more enlightened and appropriate approach on the key issues than other members of her family.
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There weren't too many killers otherwise, that would have been almost unfair, but a few things gave me pause: 57A: "Branded baby carriers", to most who know what a baby carrier even is, can only mean SNUGLIS, so answering this clue wasn't too difficult despite the entry not remotely looking like an English word (more like a Scandinavian term that sounds sweet but really means something like "square white bricks that are arranged on a birch shelf in one's foyer and never touched").
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