It's not often that supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio is just another chick in the crowd -- but it's also not often she's on a yacht packed with Victoria's Secret models.
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It is not often, or not often enough, that a Saturday night brings together three of pop culture's most dramatic icons: Shakespeare, vampires, and a Lifetime movie starring Tori Spelling.
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This is not often the reality -- breakup or otherwise.
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However, it's not often that those quick answers manifest themselves.
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It's just not often the food that does the traveling.
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It's not often that HHS declares a public health emergency.
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It's not often you get to spot Thor at work.
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Jurors will not often want to admit they don't understand.
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HILLARY CLINTON does not often speak about her religious faith.
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Had I not often talked to them on the subject?
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Data from classified surveillance satellites is not often made public.
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A man like Paul Ryan does not often come along.
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These types of defaults happen (not often, but often enough).
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That money usually comes, but not often not fast enough.
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LONDON — Artists' studios are not often found in picturesque environments.
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Individual issues are not often bound to their original covers.
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This does not often happen at major international sporting events.
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Some series tackle subjects not often associated with Condé Nast.
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ScienceTake It's not often you see a bird wearing goggles.
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They're also not often filmed where they say they are.
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That's not often the case in the smart home space.
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They are not often rich, but they are usually comfortable.
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Mr. Sanders does not often make his own electability case.
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It's not often that I feel accepted by my party.
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It's not often you have two world powers getting this frontal.
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Speed makes you focus, but not often on the right thing.
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The ordinary, everyday act of kindness does not often go viral.
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It's not often you have an excuse to high five IRL.
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In 1929, white supremacists were not often the subjects of jokes.
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It's not often that groups strive to find harmony in both.
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Voters are not often influenced by manifestos, which they seldom read.
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" He added, "It's not often you hear someone like him speak.
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It's not often that Big Tech calls for more government action.
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It's not often you see a plus size certified yoga instructor.
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"This is not often found in nature or physics," he said.
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The squid is not often seen alive in its natural habitat.
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The trouble is that such categorizations do not often provide clear
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Sometimes, but not often, they hit the "trim room" to exercise.
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I run on the street by my house, occasionally, not often.
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Though in fashion, as in most designs for living, not often.
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Aside from this picture, Ines is not often photographed in public.
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It's not often that a memoirist warns you about believing him.
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They're not often the top contenders, but winning isn't the point.
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Here is a Mr. Haggard not often heard: lovestruck, sweet, deferential.
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"It's not often you get to choose your family," she said.
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It is not often that teenagers get to travel the world.
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But it's not often that they get the viral attention they deserve.
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I'm not often up this early in the morning, to be honest.
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But these types of prosecutions are hard-fought and not often won.
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It's not often that you sit down to eat a poisonous creature.
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People want to participate but they have not often had the opportunities.
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It's not often a journalist will invent something out of thin air.
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It's not often that we hear about the private lives of DJs.
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But it's not often the surprise is as heartwarming as this one.
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Supporters of the bill claim child marriages are not often between teenagers.
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It's not often wombats grow into their thirties, or get internet famous.
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It's not often the internet finds something it can wholeheartedly agree on.
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THOSE WHO profit from the misery of others are not often popular.
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That's not often the case with IP-based games, VR or not.
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As a critic, it's not often that I experience genuine, profound disappointment.
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It's not often you get to play for those kinds of stakes.
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It's not often that we've seen his command look a little off.
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It's not often that games depict the ostensible heroes as complete dicks.
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It's not often that you enter the venue when it's light out.
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It's not often that airlines are so generous with weather-related changes.
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Political bravery is not often the hallmark of a Democratic presidential primary.
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In the United States the hidden threat is not often spoken about.
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It's not often in a big race that everything goes so well.
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Subtlety does not often play well on the prime-time small screen.
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It's not often a newspaper can do something genuinely new and surprising.
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But this sort of evidence is not often admitted in criminal cases.
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Mr. Trump's usage of the phrase, it said, "is not often encountered."
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It's not often that a developer respects the wishes of the community.
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After all, it's not often that a math problem goes viral online.
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Immigrants in modern America, however, do not often change their names anymore.
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It's not often that we think of tech serving society for good.
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The lower courts matter and in a way are not often discussed.
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Porcelain, her material of choice, is not often seen in such venues.
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The world is not often nice to people, dying or not dying.
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And I think that was cool, 'cause it's not often like that.
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Sometimes Izzo gets after his players in ways not often seen anymore.
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That's something that, historically, has not often happened in the United States.
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I am not often a sore loser when I play video games.
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Court proceedings do not often go off the rails in this way.
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It's not often you see images of Black men in gardens and pastels.
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It's not often you see carmakers willing to play nice with each other.
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It's not often, of course, that the PDF gets this level of notice.
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Many of the workers said they hadn't voted before, at least not often.
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It's not often that a remaster actually breaks the game it's based on.
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It's not often that powerful people get called to account for bad behavior.
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I'm not often lured by loot crates or boxes of in-game items.
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It's not often a designer passes their house down to a family member.
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Best Choice Interchangeable Picnic TablePicnic table are awesome, but they're not often versatile.
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As a reporter, it's not often I find myself in the hot seat.
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We're not often encouraged to do that as women — [find] our physical power.
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Not often, but sometimes—and now, my friends, is one of those times.
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The case offers a glimpse into a world not often seen by landlubbers.
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It's not often his shirtless bod gets upstaged, but Shadow is REALLY cute!
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I'm here because people do not often draw the connection between the two.
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But that's not often the case at companies that employ low-wage workers.
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Traditionally, it's not often the bun that's the messy part of the burger.
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But it's not often a memorial that punches you right in the heart.
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Many show inventive solutions for a problem not often covered in medical school.
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It's not often that a real live Nazi runs for office in America.
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It's not often I get to sneak hammer throw shots into the WNR.
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An indication that experienced winners do not often let opponents off the hook.
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It's not often that we hear about positive impacts of anthropogenic climate change.
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MARC ANTHONY (Friday and Saturday) It's not often that titans ask for help.
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It's not often you find party loyalists in agreement, but here we are.
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It's not often, after all, that a hotel's designers are also the owners.
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They're not often big ones, or particularly meaningful ones, but they're always there.
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One comes to like him, even if he does not often like himself.
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It's possible, too, that Donald Trump won't be mentioned, at least not often.
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It is an admirable ambition that does not often translate successfully to art.
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And long regular-season winning streaks are not often markers of champion teams.
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Not often when "well done" comes up in connection with the Trump crew.
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Then again, I'm not often in the habit of advocating the Swedish model!
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Except we're not often in earthquakes every day, you live a regular life.
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It's not often that a mommy-and-me collection impresses us — until now.
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"It's not often that David beats Goliath," Wood said outside the court building.
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They prefer low-cost index funds, and he does not often check performance.
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It's not often that such a treat lands in our collective laps, so enjoy!
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It's not often that women gush about their friendships in public, especially in song.
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This ending highlights a reality of romance that is not often featured on film.
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It's not often Stef and Lena get to do cutesy couple things like this.
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It's not often you come across a video game concept you've never seen before.
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But it's not often that people with Prince's wealth die intestate (without a will).
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Young, unwed mothers are not often met with a chorus of congratulations and cheer.
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CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS are not often seen in the Arabian peninsula, where Islam was born.
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But others were more stoic, and Saoirse herself was not often discussed by name.
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It's not often that a rock album tops the Billboard album chart, but Panic!
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Washington (CNN)It's not often that immigration attorneys agree with conservative Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Answer: not often, and we can't afford to let this opportunity pass us by.
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It's not often that the developers themselves pull maps and stages from rotation, though.
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Trump does not often speak in a way that allows much room for interpretation.
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Despite their controversial reputation, assault rifles do not often turn up at murder scenes.
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It's not often that they encounter the people whose lives their research has influenced.
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The country has not often inched up to this precipice, and for good reason.
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The boundaries are not often clear, and that is generally better for everyone involved.
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Financial markets are not often as gentle and generous as they've been this year.
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Foreign leaders do not often step inside, but President Trump came bearing a trophy.
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The Warriors have not often been underestimated since they began their run of dominance.
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Even dealers who were starting to show women did not often include black women.
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There are not often price declines this large that create such good buying opportunities.
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Businesses do not often prosper by firing their better employees and discouraging job applications.
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It's not often that a two-wheeled vehicle will take you to outer space.
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Credit disputes are common in the music industry, but do not often become public.
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I do not often blush while sitting in the darkness of an opera house.
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At the same time, Asian-American actors are not often featured in leading roles.
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But it's not often you see posters from people asking to borrow a cat.
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"The series does not often make literal sense," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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It's not often we see members of the royal family really letting their hair down.
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Ms. Lake said that number was inflated, because voters are not often truthful with pollsters.
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And that alone gives Salyut-7 a quality not often seen in equivalent American blockbusters.
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Image: Björn S/FlickrIt's not often that you'll hear someone thank climate change for something.
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They possess a subtlety not often found — a quiet call to remember, and to heal.
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It's not often that we get a chance to see inside the minds of celebrities.
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It's not often that I think long and hard about the air in my apartment.
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But the Fed has not often managed to tighten monetary policy without an ensuing recession.
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That's not a coffee shop I've ever been to, or not ever but not often.
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It's not often that a director as young as Chazelle is given such creative freedom.
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Look, there's something going on, and the words are not often OK, by the way.
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It's not often a designer, or design duo, reminds you of where you come from.
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High honours came, and he sometimes left New Orleans to fetch them, but not often.
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The battery is replaceable, which is a nice touch, not often seen on wireless headphones.
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I'm not often put on the spot and asked in real-time what I think.
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It's not often you come across a crucified rabbit made entirely out of toast, though.
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It's not often that I have an album out, so there's no ritual or anything.
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It's not often that whole new kinds of problems suddenly become amenable to better solutions.
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While two carriers do not often operate together, it is not unprecedented, US officials say.
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"It was not often that he met somebody who didn't become a friend," said Koeppe.
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It's not often you get a big band you like and they're really, really nice.
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He saw opportunities where others did not, often won big, and became an investing legend.
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It's not often you come across a reflection on metatarsal fractures, though they are common.
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Ordinary people contain valuable thoughts and ideas, but they're not often stored at surface level.
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It's not often you get to talk to a man convicted of systematic rhino slaughter.
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It's not often that you find a dress that is flattering, comfortable, and work-appropriate.
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Sometimes, not often, but sometimes I like to end my day with a relaxing cocktail.
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Why this did not often translate into widespread housing integration is another, more complicated story.
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Mr. Trump is not often spotted with a chain saw or a deck of cards.
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It's not often you see celebs acknowledge, let alone face-off with anti-fur protesters.
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Stephen Miller, senior adviser, is not often thought about in terms of national security interests.
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It's not often you get the chance to bring two sides of your world together.
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That sounds inherently homophobic, but often it's not — often it's queer creators doing the queerbaiting.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE It's not often that the Philharmonic devotes five performances to a single program.
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It's not often a young woman is the subject of such an epic character study.
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It's not often that you're encouraged to be a rock musician that takes up space.
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It's not often that you get to see so many of these incredible animals up close.
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It's not often that a spaceflight mission logo could double as a Game of Thrones character.
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Their work is not often performed at a fancy office in the bay area, but overseas.
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It's not often that you find a beauty product that is affordable, effective, and celeb-loved.
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And it's not often we get to see something this beautiful born out of thin air.
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Their questions then were dense with details and did not often lend themselves to glib answers.
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What I was experiencing, although not often talked about, was nothing new or unique at all.
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It's not often that the payoff comes so quickly for even the best laid political trap.
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It's not often that the phrase "but cadavers are expensive" comes up in a product briefing.
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But the top three universities—Portsmouth, Aston and Newman—are not often found leading the rankings.
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It focuses on an American experience that's not often in the foreground of popular culture: caregiving.
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It's not often you expect the source of the chaos to be your own colleague, though.
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Actually, it's not often that a European player gets this much buzz from the American media.
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But truth, not blaming others, doing his best and forgiveness are not often said of Trump.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's not often you come across a real-life mad scientist.
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For those tuning into watch the Yankees, it is not often necessary to check the scoreboard.
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The property, with a distinctive red door, appears to have been used recently, albeit not often.
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It is not often that David Hockney and Dwayne Schintzius come up in the same conversation.
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It's not often that a major party presidential candidate can drop knowledge like this on Twitter.
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He is known for his pointed wit on Twitter, but does not often attack Trump directly.
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It's not often that a game presents a social problem as well as Art Sqool does.
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Films are made with much smaller budgets and are not often premiered widely around the globe.
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Plus it has a design style not often seen: 2D hand-painted backgrounds with 3D models.
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It's not often a network cancels its second most-watched comedy in a sudden, surprising move.
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Is there something that you think is not often considered but is pivotal in understanding him?
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But that's because no one really wants to talk to their phone, at least not often.
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It's not often played by the Philharmonic for a simple reason: The hall has no organ.
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Mr. Williams says that he does not often talk about his financial struggles with his classmates.
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Those two experiences are extremely popular with guests and, therefore, do not often accept walk-ins.
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Not often cast in lead roles, she played her parts with a subtle, scene-stealing panache.
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What clothes there are on the luxury racks are not often the clothes Mr. Touitou prefers.
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" Sometimes but not often on this topic, there is almost a smile: "His mother told him.
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Throughout her husband's long and illustrious political career, Cindy McCain did not often seek the spotlight.
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"We love to see ourselves on the world stage, because it's not often," Ms. Sankoff said.
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Nehru was known by her Hungarian nickname, Fori, but did not often speak about her background.
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Our finest scientific and engineering minds do not often envision the critical importance of defense innovation.
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Nominees are not often tossed aside, so the odds on confirmation are in Judge Gorsuch's favor.
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They are not often seen as people we should have some kind of moral relationship with.
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It's not often that a #1 voter issue doesn't even get much lip service from politicians.
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The elder Guerrero, who now lives in New York, said he signs, but admittedly not often.
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Despite our shared link with Britain, it's not often that we get to take on Australia.
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Also, the illicit opioid supply chain does not often involve prescription drugs diverted from doctors' offices.
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This is a process that's used a lot in smartphones and tablets, but not often in wearables.
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It's not often viewers get to see this many black women onstage at a major awards event.
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Campaigners say negative social attitudes mean that many survivors do not often report their ordeals to authorities.
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It's not often you hear a billionaire openly wish to go back to making an hourly wage.
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It's not often you will find a deal that includes four different small appliances with one purchase.
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It's not often we wouldn't wanna be in Bella Hadid's shoes, but in this case ... it's true.
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"I do enjoy singing but it's not often that I do it in the movies," she said.
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Now companies are echoing those concerns with a level of pessimism not often seen from corporate America.
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It's not often animation tackles the devastating subject of animal abuse, but Kitbull does with heartbreaking insight.
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"It's not often 17 to 19-year-old kids run into World War II veterans," he said.
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It's not often you get something in tech that feels like it's in a brand-new category.
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But Sessions acknowledged that crime rates are declining overall, a distinction not often made by the president.
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It's not often you can snag a celeb-approved outfit while you munch on a soft pretzel.
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There's also a real hunger to know, because Asian American lives are not often given a spotlight.
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Of course, it's not often that we have access to first person stories from beyond the grave.
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The river is the one place where I don't check my phone—or at least not often.
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As noted above, Weber does not often have sales; this one isn't huge, but we'll take it.
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But Thursday, other city authorities, including Mosby, said it is not often they see a re-enactment.
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In the current environment, it's not often you hear a retailer talking about that kind of demand.
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But these needs are not often understood and are lost in the cacophony immediately after a disaster.
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It's not often that Congressional leadership so publicly condemns the actions of the leader of their party.
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"Serenade" itself, the most marvelously rewatchable of ballets, is alive; here, it is not often, however, idiomatic.
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Meanwhile, the bold line between what is covered or what is not often strikes patients as nonsensical.
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Arts | Westchester It's not often that a show welcomes its audience with a shower of rose petals.
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They are being marketed for their genuine off-road capability, something not often touted in electric vehicles.
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Though this is not often noted in press coverage, Ted Cruz is also an unacceptably bigoted candidate.
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Paruresis can be especially tricky for men, as urinals are not often designed with privacy in mind.
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It is not often that the government seeks to show a jury a video of lap dances.
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It's not often that a sparkling grapefruit beverage becomes a meme that facilitates conversations about institutional racism.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that children show interest in what their parents do for a living.
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Sometimes (though admittedly not often), Israeli even has the chance to achieve something at the United Nations.
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The garden is not often the first thing on our minds, as we cover Afghanistan's long war.
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"Trading is rather good, and it's not often you see an outsourcing company doing that," he said.
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Such opportunism is far from rare; it's just not often that we see it exhibited so starkly.
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The president does not often accede to anyone's influence, but those close to the family say Mrs.
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Calf's liver was sweet and custardy, the goal in cooking it, and one that's not often reached.
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The two have not often been photographed together, but they've made more and more public appearances recently.
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Trump does not often visit New Jersey, other than to spend time at his Bedminster golf club.
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It&aposs not often that you hear an executive openly hope that their department shrinks in size.
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China's nuclear program is not often discussed as a top security concern in the United States today.
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There are other iconic trophies, such as hockey's Stanley Cup, but they are not often for sale.
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It's not often that a character on TV so accurately reflects the cultural landscape of the times.
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It's not often that a political opposition leader is so positive about his or her ruling counterpart.
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AMSTERDAM — The parochial world of Dutch elections is not often seen as a hotbed of foreign intrigue.
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Lengthy payouts can be common when hedge funds close, a scenario not often anticipated by most investors.
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The tweet was a rare public statement from the first lady, who does not often comment publicly.
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I heed that advice on occasion, but perhaps not often enough for my mom's peace of mind.
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The show tells a success story not often heard in the world of indigenous art and culture.
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In her work as a surgeon, she does not often see patients with the symptoms in Beaumont's graphic.
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It's not often thought of like this, but it is a consumer purchase, and among the most frustrating.
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Ren very rarely speaks to the media, let alone international publications, and is not often seen in public.
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Police say the images show a compassionate side of law enforcement that the public does not often see.
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Complicated, eye-opening work like this, not often shown in major museums, make Half the Picture worth seeing.
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It's not often that entire new services get announced via an app's release notes, but here we are.
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Brain damage–from mild to severe–is not often discussed with opioid overdose but is a real possibility.
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You can tell Gelvin's not often on podcasts like this one — conversational, casual, and more than occasionally bonkers.
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While it's not often people spend their free time past-Twitter-stalking others, we all know it happens.
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It's not often that a member of the Game of Thrones filming family reveals insights about the series.
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What they do not often do is consider the merits of his nationalist policies on trade and immigration.
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It's not often that the Bachelor himself gets rejected, and it would certainly make for an abrupt ending.
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Still, it's not often the four-legged beasts attempt to board double-decker buses in the UK's capital.
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It's not often that you hear members of the FBI threatening to go to war with the president.
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The four vastly different movies each offer a slice of LGBTQ+ life not often seen in mainstream cinema.
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It's not often you see a single venture capital firm investing $50 million in a Series A round.
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It might have sometimes been a bit more subtle or should I say 'middle class'—but not often.
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Governments, captured by producer interests, do not often acknowledge this fact, though all know it to be true.
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It's just not often you can find one of Samsung's curvy TVs available at such an enticing price.
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CareForce One Travelogues focuses on an American experience that's not often in the foreground of popular culture: caregiving.
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Jenner is not often involved in any drama herself, so whether or not she'll speak up is TBD.
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It's not often that a "secret" Facebook group makes political headlines, but today, Pantsuit Nation did just that.
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She's not often in front of the camera because she does a lot of work behind the scenes.
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Unfortunately, in other parts of the administration, the dots between cause and effect are not often being connected.
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"When we looked at the detainer requests, they were not often focused on any serious crimes," he said.
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I mean, it's not often that people dribble from the center circle and put it in the net.
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It is not often that a public health emergency is declared for something other than a natural disaster.
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It's not often a mother tries to persuade her teenage son to attend a music festival with her.
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It was a moment seen as unusual, as U.S. presidents do not often voice opinions on foreign elections.
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It is not often that a chief US equity strategist calls a bubble in a major asset class.
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It's not often you can step into a hot tub to cool down — but you can in Dubai.
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Mr. Roof did not often participate, according to courtroom observers, commenting on only a couple of potential jurors.
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It's not often I run across political science that genuinely changes my understanding of how American politics works.
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While it's not often talked about, Asian American women have been involved in rock 'n' roll for decades.
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But unless he is possessed by some extra power, he will not often achieve it without an axe.
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The show's director, Gong Qiaoli, called the officials "cute and friendly", terms not often applied to Chinese bureaucrats.
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I realize that for reasons of money, obligation and time, this kind of trip is not often possible.
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It's not often that we achieve biomedical breakthroughs with which to fight back against major public health threats.
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JOSHUA BARONE It's not often that you get a chance to hear an ambitious new orchestral work twice.
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Though this is not often talked about in the open, it is evident to anyone paying close attention.
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It's not often that you can foretell success or failure clearly at the beginning of a negotiation process.
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It's not often that we see these kinds of executive moves hours before a company announces its acquisition.
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It's not often that while watching a congressional hearing on television a French expression pops into my mind.
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NEWARK — The boardroom at the headquarters of New Jersey Transit here does not often fill with spontaneous applause.
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MICHAEL COOPER It's not often that a program of contemporary music dips way back to the 14th century.
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"It's not often that you get to photograph people doing their favorite thing in the world," he said.
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"As it turns out, poets are not often asked to have their work included in films," Gyllenhaal said.
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"It's not often that a poet gets to see their words on a movie theater screen," he said.
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In the last couple of years, Medvedeva has made some concessions that teenagers do not often have to.
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She gained a reputation for finding growth where others had not, often doubling the revenue of her divisions.
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More so, since Chipotle does not often launch new menu items, expectations are much higher when it does.
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Though beguiling, there's a work-in-progress feel to this 27-minute concerto, which is not often performed.
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Porter was not often mentioned as a player on trade policy, but he was an influential force nonetheless.
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The Home Office does not often have the chance to please do-gooders, populists and bosses at once. ■
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But let me caution you that coming out is not often a "one and done" transaction with parents.
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It&aposs not often we see a candid moment shared between a celebrity couple on the red carpet.
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" Lerner joked, "It's not often people look at Washington, DC, and say, 'These guys really love each other.
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It's not often that a reporter and the person they're interviewing become friends, but some journalists get lucky.
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WASHINGTON — It is not often that the interests of a quiet rural community overtake those of the president.
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The Carolina coast, while no stranger to hurricanes, does not often get threatened by a storm this powerful.
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It's not often that a $109 million fundraising round is considered a consolation prize for a budding tech company.
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Much knowledge is instead spread through the community—whose members do not often realise that this is the case.
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It's not often an American gets playing time on one of Europe's "big teams," let alone as a teenager.
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They are almost always stay-at-home moms, and they sometimes identify their children by name, but not often.
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It's a narrative not often seen coming out of India, because of the public assumption of heavy police corruption.
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It's not often we come by many new swimsuit brands that run on the "affordable" end of the spectrum.
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It's not often that a new female director gets a chance to take the lead on an action film.
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It looks like an emotional, intimate portrait of a people in a community that's not often put on screen.
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And even when people who commit gun crimes are convicted, Chicago-area judges do not often give harsh sentences.
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IT IS NOT often that a country pulls out of an international organisation of which it is the host.
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As a master he was firm but kind, and did not often raise his voice to parade-ground volume.
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IT IS not often that a touring DJ's career is associated with quiet reflection or a conscientious work ethic.
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Lawyers and advocates said it was not often clear what authorities relied on to identify people with gang ties.
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You drive around here you can see a lot of people with many things, but not often expressing happiness.
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Though it's not often, Lorber said, "you do hear about someone not wanting to live without their loved ones."
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There's a lot that's not often conveyed in campaign coverage but that can be felt deeply on the ground.
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Doctors marveled that he was alive at all, reaching for an explanation not often used in medical literature: "miracle".
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It's not often you find yourself rooting for the weaselly masked character picking dog meat out of its teeth.
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It's not often Kimmel can bag on political slip-ups in other countries, but this week was the exception.
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It's not often that a director of a blockbuster franchise gets to express his entire vision for the characters.
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While those seem pretty charming, it's not often that British P.I.s and specific Zoolander references come up in conversation.
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It's not often that you look at a photo and get an idea for the next live-action remake.
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This secretary does not often make news, so the question-and-answer sessions do not always lead to stories.
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What is not often talked about is the fact these new tools will need development, manufacturing and servicing support.
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As attorney general, he was notably litigious, but in his most high-profile lawsuits he did not often prevail.
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It's not often that people are allowed to take out their cameras inside strip clubs, or while shadowing gangs.
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Not often is there strong support from both sides of the aisle in both the House and the Senate.
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But he is not often recognized for his role in freeing artists from the clutches of music-business vermin.
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It's not often those two scenarios collide, and it's extra rare for them to collide in the National Championship.
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However, that weight loss surgeries can cause vitamin deficiencies—which can cause severe health effects—is not often discussed.
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Here's the side of magic not often seen on the screen, told straight from the muse-worthy magicians themselves.
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We could have sex but not often—the intrusions often jumped in, a hellish cock-blocking ménage à trois.
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Joy was palpable in the room in a way not often expressed in the salons of Paris Fashion Week.
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While SMBs are not often the first target for fintech startups, that does not mean they are completely ignored.
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Many thanked Hollywood's unofficial goodwill ambassador for his "graceful leadership," a phrase not often associated with A-list celebrities.
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This study revealed that most Americans — more than three-quarters, actually — do not often have spiritual or religious conversations.
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Yet most of these disputes were confined to message boards, which are not often populated by the richest collectors.
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Times Insider The garden is not often the first thing on our minds, as we cover Afghanistan's long war.
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It's not often that you can say that a product changes everything in its category from that moment on.
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Atlanta (CNN)Measles may lead to serious, fatal complications not often associated with the disease, a new study finds.
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It's not often that consumer advocacy groups and the food industry align in pressuring the FDA to take action.
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Red Century The name Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is not often linked with wartime profiteering and black-market smuggling gangs.
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It's not often you get to see flamingos marching in single file — but extreme situations call for extreme measures.
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They do not often shout their questions, and television cameras are absent from many of the most important briefings.
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"Invisible illnesses are not often recognized because we appear to be 'fine,' yet we are anything but," she added.
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It&aposs not often that the NFL and "The Bachelor" fandoms collide, but this Sunday, the improbable became reality.
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It's not often that Prokofiev fans have a chance to hear all five of his Piano Concertos in one evening.
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It's not often that airlines are seen as heroic, but the latest move from JetBlue is definitely something to celebrate.
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"Science is sometimes easily manipulated because the language that scientists use is not often the same as layspeak," she said.
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It's not often you find yourself eagerly awaiting a fresh glimpse of a nightmare-inducing clown, but here we are.
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We've all been caught out by a face-cam in the past, but it's not often that it goes viral.
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I&aposm not often speechless but well I&aposm glad the left found a cause that they can rally to.
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A contempt citation is a legal tool to put some bite into their investigations, though it is not often used.
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It's not often that local Texas sports anchors—or any sports anchors, really—come to the defense of trans community.
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While not often referenced in present discourse on Iran, the Islamic Republic and Washington have engaged in open combat before.
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It's not often we see a cast so genuinely discuss how much they love their jobs, but here we are.
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The real world does not often label things or provide explicit signals about the progress that a learner is making.
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But as with bobby-soxers and wannabes, outside observers have not often given stans credit for their own self-awareness.
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There is a distant echo in that of a politician to whom Mrs May is not often compared: Donald Trump.
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Chantal's obsession with junk food delights me — it's not often that low-level characters get such a fun personality trait.
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It's not often the source of nostalgia for the kind of New Yorker prone to waxing about their old haunts.
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We love a good meerkat, but it's not often that you see baby versions of these cute critters hanging around.
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The quality of that sleep is poor, but that's not often what a person fighting depression-liked insomnia cares about.
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Despite The Bachelor being, you know, reality TV, it's not often we see a true reality displayed on our screens.
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Despite the ugliness early on, Trump showed rhetorical skill in a measured tone not often seen on the campaign trail.
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Clinton offers up her not-often-seen softer side, and invites the girl up for a hug before reassuring her.
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It's not often that the male interviewer is the one being objectified and he seemed to revel in the attention.
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On our call, I paid special attention to his speech—it's not often a stutterer gets to interview another stutterer.
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LONDON — It's not often that one gets a Royal visit, so it's important to make the very most of it.
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I didn't notice a huge difference, but then again I'm not often using a games controller from the other room.
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Then again, it is not often that one gets to read what has been written about you after your death.
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It's not often that these devices go on sale, so it's important to act fast when you find a discount.
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It's not often that a health care provider can say they offer one of the essential elements required for life.
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It's not often that a winter coat becomes an online sensation, but the Orolay Thickened Down Jacket is the exception.
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Severe cases are not often seen now because blood tests can diagnose the disease early and doctors can treat it.
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But the internet has disrupted that and people using social media do not often hear numerous views on complex issues.
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But when the footage was released on Friday, it came with something not often seen in such cases: An apology.
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Data on the internet is often routed across the country in a way that's "good enough" but not often optimal.
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But it's not often that tangible artifacts of it sit on display on this side of the erstwhile Iron Curtain.
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Dull weddings and awkward work parties aside, it's not often you can say that alcohol literally did save the day.
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I think Halloween is too often an opportunity to be sexy, and not often enough an opportunity to be disgusting.
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They can be really rewarding, honestly, from an emotional and social point of view, and occasionally, though not often, financially.
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I think it's sometimes worth doing, but not often, and maybe universities should have unenforceable "civility" guidelines counseling against it.
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In spite of what some people might imagine, it's not often that I find myself in conversation with great actors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The relationship between artists and philosophers is not often a close or easy one.
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Indeed, if the book has a subtheme, it is joy, a feeling not often discussed outside of New Age circles.
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That particular bias, while not often discussed, is obvious when you look at who makes it onto cable news airwaves.
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"It's a community that is not often seen, and often pushed into another conversation, like 'Republican stronghold,'" Mr. Smit said.
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" It's not often that you hear a pol refer to some of the most powerful American business owners as "creeps.
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It's not often, after all, that animated fare indulges in a vocal impersonation of Walter Brennan, who died in 1974.
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The two had heard the movie contained a vulgar exclamation that was not often heard in films at the time.
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"They are not often forthcoming; often don't tell the truth about what's really happening," said the New Jersey Democratic congressman.
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Typically, psychotherapy (meaning talk-based therapy) takes place over the course of months, and is not often covered by insurance.
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Other disorders such as depression and anxiety, however, are not often readily apparent, even though they are much more common.
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Despite these downsides, the HSI Professional comes with plenty of positives, including extras not often found with other hair straighteners.
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Three years ago, the British director Trevor Nunn brought Shakespeare's not-often-performed play "Pericles, Prince of Tyre" to Brooklyn.
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It's not often you're told that by eating something—and a lot of it—you can help save the environment.
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It's not often that the public are invited to step inside the closet of the most famous woman in the world.
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Common offerings include paper iPhones, and mini replicas of mansions — but it's not often you see such a large item recreated.
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Her ongoing series Asexuals Project explores one facet of sexuality that is not often discussed on the spectrum of human relationships.
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I am not always confident in my body, and I am not often confident in the things I cloak it in.
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Even so, many famous and powerful men have been accused, and some have been punished, but not often in criminal courts.
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"It's not often that we're surprised in the rescue world," Audrey Moulton, Utah County coordinator for the rescue group, tells PEOPLE.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TOKYO — It's not often that a major art museum hosts an exhibition for a poet.
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It's not often, we'd suppose, that the rapper Ja Rule gets mentioned in the same sentence as the late Dinah Shore.
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And it's one that is not often put on by any company when it comes to something as fundamental as safety.
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For all the time people spend gawping at their phones (see chart), they do not often use them to watch video.
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It's not often that you can look at an inanimate object and find a classic Disney character looking back at you.
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Constantly moving, Cassius peppered him with jabs and hooks, landing harder punches occasionally but not often enough to take him out.
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However, that doesn't mean that it starts at that age — endometriosis can be difficult to diagnose, because it's not often discussed.
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Ana Navarro: CNN's go-to Republican when it comes to supporting Democrats is not often noted for her Trump-Russia peddling.
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Clinton refers to it on the campaign trail, which is not often, she mostly promotes her credentials to police Tehran aggressively.
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"It's not often you see employees and investors locking hands like this," said Pat Tomaino, Zevin's director of socially responsible investing.
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And it is not often you hear a Wagnerian soprano who takes care to sing with rhythmic fidelity and crisp diction.
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That's not often the case, Bagnall said, adding that a gradual introduction to the outdoors seems to benefit the animals more.
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He moved out, and occasionally gave her some money to support the children, but not much and not often, said Mrs.
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It's not often that a homeless person living out of his car can dramatically alter his circumstances and become a billionaire.
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Needless to say, it is not often that Patrick Ewing and Chinese scroll paintings come up in the same conversation, either.
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And while some of Fortnite is rooted in luck of the loot, it's not often the difference between victory and defeat.
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It's not often that we get the chance to help take the fate of an endangered species into our own hands.
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Sometimes a company will approach families with ready money to prevent them from filing a lawsuit, but that's not often publicized.
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It's not often, after all — strike that: it's virtually never — that we leave a Tennessee Williams play with a light heart.
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The knee bothers him when he has to run in short bursts, and not often when he is on the mound.
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It's always satisfying to fill out a long answer with certainty, which is not often the case when starting a grid.
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This is by no means to suggest Hispanic-Americans do not often confront bigotry and other very real obstacles in America.
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But he is not often concerned with creating a tangible framework or song structure so much as with evoking a vibe.
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Because of Buddhism's pacifist image — swirls of calming incense and beatific smiles — the faith is not often associated with sectarian aggression.
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It's not often that the answer to the question "What are you wearing?" is Target, Party City and Comme des Garçons.
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Opinion It's not often that you see liberal commenters and progressive activists cheering for the chief executives of giant multinational corporations.
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People are sometimes told they look like celebrities, but it's not often celebrities will tell you they look like other celebrities.
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"Not often I fall down from a line drive, but I didn't feel like I saw it that well," Headley said.
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Congress does not often get the opportunity to examine the scope and effectiveness of the United States' online intelligence gathering tools.
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It's not often that a far-right or far-left group adds any real hope to a policy debate in Washington.
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They aren't selling, at least not often, so Tesla is traded on a daily basis by speculators, for the most part.
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There has been sporadic violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories since October 2015, although it has not often involved Jordanians.
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"We don't speak that much… honestly, it's not often," Janet said of her relationship with her father, seven years before his death.
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It's not often that I find myself ranking and then reranking my favorite characters on a show, but I did with Succession.
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Your friends might not have Allo, but it's not often you're going to come across someone without a Facebook or WhatsApp account.
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Music Review It's not often that a performance of a challenging new piece receives the kind of ovation typically awarded star virtuosi.
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Exposing wrongdoing is relevant only if it improves the system in the long run, and unfortunately, that is not often the case.
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It's not often you come by a lead character of a film that is plus-sized and it's not about her weight.
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It evokes a side of segregation not often seen on film; those involved see themselves as merely upholding orders, not perpetuating hate.
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They're not often given the space to be full, complex, messy, sad, free, pain-inflicting people and protagonists at the same time.
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It's not often that you find a space in which communication is not only possible, but encouraged across time, discourses, and borders.
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Downturns come often enough to be a serious irritant, but not often enough to give economists sufficient data for rigorous statistical analysis.
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Many of us curly girls figured out at a pretty early age that a brush and curls do not often mix well.
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It's not often you get to witness one of the most brutal acts of the natural world up close: bed bug sex.
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His close study of key democratic thinkers is a reminder that intellectual elites did not often share the attitudes of ordinary citizens.
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There were the usual Andy Warhols, of course, but it's not often you see a Louise Bourgeois with phallic sculpture in hand.
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When I asked Holland if he'd ever indulged in a Netflix binge session on the couch, he admitted "yes, but not often."
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Now, it's not often you find a former aide to Presidents George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush praising California red tape.
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"Asteroids of this size do not often approach this close to our planet - maybe only once or twice a year," he said.
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It's not often that the combination of a DEW and a Brew would be considered the lighter option, but here we are.
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Unlike David Bowie, another musical icon who recently passed away, Prince was not often name-checked by designers as a collection reference.
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The episode set off a bout of soul-searching for some in a country where race is not often discussed in public.
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Wizards thrash Thunder for third consecutive win WASHINGTON — It's not often a team scores 120 points and claims defense won the game.
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The report also adds that pellet guns are not often lethal weapons, but the bullet had nicked one of the dog's arteries.
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This high moral (some might even call it moralising) tone is not often heard from Christian leaders, except in narrowly pastoral contexts.
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Bruckner's Sixth Symphony and Prokofiev's Fourth, he added, are not often performed and "might as well be new music" to the students.
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As is often the case, public perception and reality do not often match up when it comes to national conversations about veterans.
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Though there is now a school in India dedicated to it, stage magic is not often studied by academics at the moment.
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"It's not often we come across this kind of campaign being used for corporate espionage," Vikram Thakur, Symantec technical director, told Axios.
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Pundits have long dismissed social media engagement as holding little meaning beyond raising awareness at best, and not often resulting concrete change.
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It's not often that you meet a developer without a horror story about the process of making games—he's basically a unicorn.
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But Three Percenters do not often broach how that ideal new state would come together, or what it would actually look like.
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As a born and bred New Yorker, I am not often overwhelmed, but in this environment it is impossible not to be.
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But cases do not often get that far: The rejection of a deal by the committee is usually enough to kill it.
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Frank Bruni It's not often that I'm offended on Ivanka Trump's behalf, but I now find myself in that exceedingly strange position.
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You also feel comfortable setting healthy boundaries and pushing back when necessary, and you do not often engage in fear-based behavior.
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She talked about the way her house had been constructed, with materials no longer available and craftsmanship not often seen these days.
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It's not often we get actual, useful news in a Super Bowl ad, but Jeep managed to pull it off this year.
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"Obviously, it's not often that you get a 10-year-old that, at this point, appears to be a suicide," Bertagna says.
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Not often reported is that a stronger United States economy and stronger domestic financial market is a better investment for foreign companies.
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A handful of typhoons hit Japan each year, but the storms do not often make their way as far north as Tokyo.
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Years later, when she became an educator, she said, she learned that people with cognitive disabilities are not often shown such respect.
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Kramer revealed she does not often go through her husband's texts, however, this time she had a "really weird intuition" to look.
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"It's not often they build a rocket where you can get close enough for it to fall on you," Mr. Goetsch said.
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Although he did it—not often but occasionally, in years past—neither of them treated it like a privilege she was bestowing.
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Starbucks venues in LA may be full of budding writers and actors, but it's not often they're full of actual movie sets.
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But counseling is not often recorded in the chart, and there is no consistent way to measure the quality of such discussions.
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" In a press release, Parnas said, "Pearlman's accomplishments are legendary within the industry, having reached a level of success not often duplicated.
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Takahata's genius lay in his effortless ability to portray the mundane — something not often associated with the motion-focused energy of animation.
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His genius lay in his effortless ability to portray the mundane — something not often associated with the motion-focused energy of animation.
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It uses a term that everyone knows all too well, but that it's not often we hear in a legal context: slut-shaming.
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In case you didn't know, being a high-level assistant is a demanding, thankless job, but it does not often require special footwear.
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One reality contestant is talking honestly about HIV in a way not often seen on television, especially in the landscape of unscripted shows.
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His cinematic style has become a template for nonfiction filmmaking (it's not often that movie artists get a technique popularly named after them).
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It's not often when the most emotional aspects or images from a political debate help illuminate the most important facts surrounding an issue.
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But it is not often we stop to think of the end, the exit, as more than just punctuating what came before it.
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I wanted to make a body of work that captures the different sides of women not often explored or celebrated in popular culture.
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But for all his scholarly influence, Witten, who is 21989, does not often broadcast his views on the implications of modern theoretical discoveries.
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It's not often that a late-night fixture gets facetime during the afternoon lineup alongside soap operas and other would-be TV judges.
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" Mr. Hsieh explained that the watch was one of a limited edition of 66, "so it's not often you get to see one.
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It's not often that we tell you to get excited about a Chromebook, but this event will be one of the rare exceptions.
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A new study published in the journal Nature is offering unique insights into an unusual animal that's not often glimpsed by human eyes.
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Dressing for our age is a game that's rigged: Try as we might, the outcome is fixed and not often in our favor.
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Shows get renewed all the time, but it's not often we get to see the news delivered to their hardworking cast and crew.
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But it's not often my own birthdays that trigger thoughts about complexities of aging, but the ones that remind me about life itself.
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In addition to substantive questions about terrorism, racial bias and space research, Mr. Obama fielded some others that presidents are not often asked.
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But millennials, the first completely online generation, prioritize specific elements in their software that, coincidentally, are not often focuses within older software offerings.
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It's not often you hear some of the richest, most powerful men in the world described as naive, but it's becoming pretty commonplace.
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It's not often that you get to share a moment this special with your close friends, let alone Ginger Spice (aka Geri Horner).
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The ripples of climate change are being seen all around the world, but it's not often they wash up on our very doorstep.
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Nature offers up plenty of oddities, but it's not often that you get to catch them doing strangely cool stuff in plain sight.
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What we produce is an interpretation of daily life and activities which is not often covered in historical documents or contemporary news reporting.
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It's not often we experience perfect endings, whether it be video games, TV, movies, or other forms of media we invest time into.
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It's not often a barista gaffe gets put into film perpetuity, but this is one time a misspelling is going down in history.
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"Let me quote somebody who I suspect I will not often be quoting," Sanders said while speaking about planned GOP changes to ObamaCare.
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The problem is social capital: Low-income people lack it, and so their personal networks do not often contain millionaires with open pocketbooks.
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Trump does not often attend church services, though he has done so in the past to mark holidays such as Christmas and Easter.
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This is especially important during moments of communal fear, when calls for diversity in speech are not often met by diversity in action.
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"We tend to not often times comment on awards, but I think Bill Gates not mentioning these issues is extremely concerning," Bencosme said.
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In office, Ms. May has been rigorous, largely sticking to her brief, which she knew in depth, and not often consulting cabinet colleagues.
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Blanket, who now reportedly goes by B.G., is the youngest of Jackson's three children and is not often seen in public these days.
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Sometimes the response element is immediately audible, sometimes not, often in a deliberate bid to let the new work stand on its own.
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" Pressed on his claim, Trump said he was "told" Obama did not often call, but acknowledged that the former president "probably did sometimes.
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A civil engineer, he has seen his father only twice since leaving, and, owing to similarly strong wills, they do not often speak.
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While the current cases are connected to the Yuma, Arizona, area, the CDC warns that package labels do not often identify growing regions.
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It is not often you can hear a man doing the surrender cobra and speak, without saying any words, for thousands of people.
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What is clear is that women who return from combat, with PTSD or not, often have a harder time returning to their lives.
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The risk of carbon monoxide poisoning due to a snow-clogged tailpipe is not often mentioned when winter storms hit, Mayor Blanco acknowledged.
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While not often used, it is worth noting that George Washington was the first to make a recess appointment to the Supreme Court.
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It is not often asked of Christian faith leaders how the sins of their congregant reflect on the congregation or Christians at large.
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Q. & A. New Orleans is a great American city, but it's not often that its mayor becomes well-known on a national scale.
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The activists do not often agree on whether their priority should be to pass a six-week ban or a 20-week one.
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And it's not often that two important Met debuts take place — in polar-opposite roles, with completely different expectations — just 15 hours apart.
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It's not often that the government chimes in with an official notice accompanied by boomer meme-style graphics like the one seen above.
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These kinds of questions are not often asked in public debates about terrorism or refugees, at least not when the victims are Muslim.
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A representation of the ideally proportioned man, the ink-on-paper drawing is so frail that it is not often on public display.
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Rural primary care clinics combine different services across the whole spectrum of care to a degree not often seen in the United States.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's not often that Philip Hammond can lose over 133 billion quid and congratulate himself on a job well done.
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Yet one place the valley's bounty of antioxidants does not often appear is on the tables of the migrant workers who harvest it.
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It's not often that the queen of daytime talk is knocked off her A-game, but wow, Jessica Simpson has really done it.
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Mr. Bannon does not often go into detail about what Judeo-Christian culture is, but he knows one thing it is not: Islam.
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It's not often I feel legitimately lost inside a game, and normally, I'd raise an eyebrow at such comments, dismissing them as hyperbole.
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As the founder and CEO of a fast-growing company, Hint, it's not often possible for me to fully disconnect over the holidays.
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They're not represented in the government or in the media, and they're not often seen in public spaces because of their long workdays.
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Perhaps it could install people-counting sensors on every bus entrance, but that's an additional expense not often considered in this debate. Rep.
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The Justice Department's appearance in the case is unusual because the agency does not often intervene in matters outside of its own cases.
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CreditCreditCajal Institute, Madrid It's not often that you look at an exhibition with the help of the very apparatus that is its subject.
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She insisted Carol was painted as a relatable character for young mothers out there, and pushed for progressive scenes not often seen on television.
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It's not often imaged due to its proximity to the famous and rich Formax Cluster of galaxies, but NGC 986 is still a stunner.
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Digital currencies are not often backed this way because that would tie up billions of dollars in reserve currencies that could not be used.
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" —Emily Roberts, Colorado "Who wouldn't want to read about these not-often-mentioned kickass women who ruled the world in their own unique ways?
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Everybody talks about the fantasy of growing old together, but it's not often we can find books about finding love when you're already old.
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It's not often that MSNBC ends up aiding President Trump, but it did so this time, boosting the argument for a border wall. 5.
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In the case of Miss Jamaica, Black people threw their weight behind one of their own because it's not often that other people will.
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Floral frocks, stilettos and bangles aimed at the mid-market customer do not often inspire strong reactions, but Ms Trump's fashion line is divisive.
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It is said, though not often enough, that a justice system is judged on how it treats those accused, rather than those in power.
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Haddish's opening monologue mixed in relatable moments from her life with moments of transparency of the sort not often seen on the SNL stage.
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The haka is an important part of New Zealand's Māori culture, but it's not often that you see it bring a bride to tears.
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But a big reason you will not often hear is that Americans and the international community have a comic book image of North Korea.
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As most Australians live along the coast in urban areas, it's not often someone as "ocker" as the guy in Crocodile Dundee comes along.
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Rihanna—a Barbadian immigrant whose father was a drug addict—is not often seen through the prism of the male rags-to-riches story.
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Men don't tap out in WWE, at least not often, and when they do, it's nearly always a marker of a shift in storyline.
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What to watch for the Democrats: It's not often that a state's former first lady is on the ballot there as a presidential candidate.
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February 24th, 2016 Not often, but sometimes, a company sends me a product to play with that helps me see the future more clearly.
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As the weirdest sign in the zodiac, it's not often that people understand your art, "get" your way of flirting, or understand your dreams.
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What's different here is that the Panaray system delivers on this promise with an ease and clarity not often found at this price level.
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Women are not often encouraged to perform exalted abjection, to swerve into a glorious failure as a way out of a dull, depressive one.
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A player who is not often in the starting lineup, King moved to Leicester at 15 after he was released by Chelsea's youth academy.
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Vendors may fake sales (though probably not often, since cryptomarkets take a cut) or reviews (though dissatisfied real customers would soon catch outright fraudsters).
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And we can do it in a meaningful way, building pathways for civic participation in communities that are not often connected to larger efforts.
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But despite the pervasiveness of O.G., partners apparently do not often consider the possibility that it might be a means of passing along infection.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that I suggest that you solve with a bucket nearby, but today that might not be a bad idea.
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We know that these impacts have happened regularly, if not often, throughout Earth's history because there's evidence buried in rock layers on the planet.
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It's not often the poly community sees themselves represented fairly on screen, but Professor Marston's message is clear: Polyamory is both sustainable and respectable.
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But because STIs are so stigmatized and therefore not often discussed, there are a lot of unknowns when it comes to living with one.
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Given the ideals of equality our nation was founded on, although not often enough realized, the word feminist needs to be reappropriated and elevated.
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It's not often that we see a 221th anniversary tribute crossword puzzle, and it happens to be done really well, so I was impressed.
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While not often as prized as its lobster cousin thanks to the latter's relative scarcity, crab is a fantastic shellfish in its own right.
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DEVER It's not often for women — and especially, for young women — that we're given the opportunity to lead a film and be genuinely funny.
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"It is not often you come across a whole new way of making clean power," said Robert Trezona, head of cleantech at IP Group.
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Although paintings and photographs do not often physically light up, the semblance of light and dark can be achieved through the manipulation of value.
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He did not often look happy — appropriate for a coach who focused more on what was wrong with his players than what was right.
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New York (CNN Business)It's not often that a company asks to end a tax break that is worth about $100 million a year.
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But the center of gravity quickly spread outward to people not often involved in politics, including artists, who drew in celebrities with huge followings.
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While seventh anniversaries are not often significant events, it is for the Dodd-Frank law, which is under unrelenting assault and a misinformation campaign.
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"I've been concentrating on imaging some of the nebulae and supernova remnants that are not often seen," Martin Heigan said of his recent photography.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that we get a theme of sorts in our Friday puzzles, but there's a very light theme today.
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Industries like retail, manufacturing, banking and healthcare are not often thought of as quick to adopt new technologies, but Microsoft wants to change that.
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"Small nations do not often change their basic foreign policy guidelines," he said, adding that leeway was needed in case the security situation changed.
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The Supreme Court does not often take up an issue such as this until it has fully made its way through the lower courts.
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"While M&A, is not often seen positively by equity markets in luxury, we believe that for Coach it is different," the analysts wrote.
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It&aposs not often that we know the name of the person responsible for overseeing the design of products that we use and love.
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Todd Akin, who inflamed opposition even among fellow Republicans after with a very controversial and specious remark about rape victims not often becoming pregnant.
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You've got to hand it to Marty, really — it's not often that a throwaway Facebook status prank ends up fooling more than 1,000 people.
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Pharmaceutical manufacturers would do better with "closed systems, much more automation, computer control," which is not often seen in the industry today, she said.
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Ms. White, who did not often discuss her religious beliefs with friends, described having a spiritual connection with nature, which was her life's work.
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It's not often that you find a place that gives you good vibes, good coffee and you leave better than when you came in.
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"Lego sloped bricks do not often align with commonly used roof pitches, and Lego offers few plant variations that represent typical landscaping," Austrian said.
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It's not often that you find a pair of pants that are as comfortable as leggings but still sleek enough to be considered office-appropriate.
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This technology is often highly inaccurate, because cameras do not often capture images of people head-on, and light surrounding cameras is in constant flux.
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The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show includes a wide variety of looks, and it's not often that those looks are tailored to obscure the models' figure.
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The survey is interesting on many fronts, especially because people do not often pit, say, a Microsoft Surface Pro 4 tablet against Apple's latest iPad.
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It's not often a musical newcomer — Diamond has released music before, but this will be her first release with Asylum records — is already so seasoned.
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James MacMillan's works are not often spotlighted in New York, but the Scottish composer has been a key figure in British music for some time.
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Ventimiglia does not often speak about his love life but this week did open up about his previously relationship with for Heroes costar Hayden Panettiere.
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These women are seen as hypersexual and out to exploit their own bodies, and they're not often an affiliation mainstream gun companies want to have.
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That's a gift not often bestowed upon a sitting VP, who is normally restricted from driving until at least six months after he leaves office.
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It's not often that a travel account features both Japanese and German hotel carpets, but it looks like he's tapped into something that people want.
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Women's stories are complex, nuanced, and they're not often told well, if at all — but the cast of Big Little Lies wants to change that.
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According to the Marine Mammal Center, whose responders conducted the rescue, it's not often that rescuers are able to reunite a mother and child successfully.
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It's not often that a new cookbook comes out that is packed with such detailed information about one of the oldest cuisines in the world.
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Editing, and specifically the use of the jump cut, is just another way of creating meaning, albeit in a manner not often used in games.
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It's not often you get to see a true innovator in action, so consider Ciani's Friday daytime set on the Red Bull Music Academy unmissable.
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Fair enough, I guess; I suppose it's not often they're picked up by large predators that, instead of eating them, simply want to characterize them.
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We tend to forget that secret police, whether they want to or not, often end up wielding ultimate power over the careers of political figures.
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When he chose to enroll in a master's degree program at Michigan State, it meant leaving his hometown, something not often done by the locals.
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" Prince added that he only talks to Bannon "once in a while, not often" because "he seems to be a pretty busy guy these days.
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"It's not often that we let a country's politics decide whether we visit or not, but in this case we felt justified," they told Insider.
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It's not often someone is able to maintain their personality and image as they progress throughout their mainstream career, but Kesha is strong as hell.
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It's not often that a star in one area of the entertainment industry moves up the proverbial ladder to another area of the entertainment industry.
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It is not often that New Yorkers are graced with the sight of a snowy owl, especially in the middle of a July heat wave.
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"It's not often you get a medical trainee with a Ph.D. in English literature," said Dr. Callaham, who remains the scientific journal's editor in chief.
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You know the drill: Its denizens say they are changing the world, but the world is actually changing them, and not often for the better.
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Laws on rape and harassment are vague, legal experts say, and courts do not often rule in favor of women who pursue complaints against employers.
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He said he could not recall the topic being mentioned at a board of aldermen meeting, and does not often hear about it from constituents.
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"It is not often that we hear about impacts of this magnitude," said Rick P. Keigwin Jr., the director of the E.P.A.'s pesticide program.
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It's not often you can balance the mythical with the mystical, but our trek three and a half hours north to Sedona did just that.
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Seaburn's stated reason for posing as Rebecca is that as a black man in his Boston community, he's not often allowed to express deep emotions.
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Clinging to power While much of the developed world embraces the energy of youth in leadership positions, it is not often the case in Africa.
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Ministers are not often experts in their portfolio, and yet they are charged with making critical decisions on issues such as environmental or fiscal policy.
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Not often in the public eye since then, he uses the opportunity of the new version of "DNA" to opine on developments in the field.
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Certainly one of the remarkable things about Mr. Heinemann and his writing was that his was a voice not often found in refined literary circles.
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With each new incarnation of the story, Ms. Reyes's narrative has become more and more nuanced, representing a viewpoint not often seen in Hollywood features.
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It's not often you find yourself uncontrollably welling up while watching a video of two people you don't know getting engaged, but here we are.
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It's not often that Cradle of Filth and Wiz Khalifa come up in the same conversation, but he's grown up in a world without restrictions.
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LONDON — It's not often that an artist purposefully desecrates their own painting, particularly when it's so large and detailed they must have spent ages creating it.
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"We would expect the optimal mass that we calculate to be an upper bound and one that is not often attained in nature," Yeakel told me.
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Hysterical stories abound of apocalyptic goings-on at CERN, the home of the world's most powerful particle accelerator—but it's not often they're supported by video.
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It's not often that we come across something so perfectly entertaining that we suggest—no, insist—that you watch it over and over and over again.
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Whisper it, but that means Trump may not often stray far from Obama's foreign policy in practice, even as Obama's soaring liberal internationalist rhetoric is dumped.
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I've lived in New York now for 13 years, and I don't even own a car, so it's not often that I'm behind the wheel myself.
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It's a geometry not often associated with the Islamic temple —all ninety-degree angles and meager flat roofs — but Alofi captures their unlikely beauty with reverence.
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"It's not often that a kid gets to synthesize a molecule," says Steve Spangler, a national figure for science education and a sought after public speaker.
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And how and where they are not, often times, has to do more with perception, pride, and placement than any particular penchant for any particular programming.
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While men seem to dominate most of Hollywood, they're not often seen in the world of panel talk shows, and Baldoni feels this is a shame.
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"It's not often you have the chance to do both of your dream jobs, but I'm now lucky enough to say I will have," he said.
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You could argue that politicians more wedded to their principles than their survival do not often last as long as she has or rise as far.
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Hit network dramas are not often noted for their diversity, and, with Kalinda, The Good Wife embraced so many aspects of diversity in one fascinating character.
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"In this business, it&aposs not often you see the second and third installments in the franchise outpacing the previous issue," said David Hollis, distribution chief.
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Darnold leads USC past No. 21 Colorado It's not often that a coach will rave about a player who failed to score a touchdown — on purpose.
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And although she's not often mentioned in history books, she's worth remembering because she represents the vast majority of activists of her time—regular, everyday people.
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There simply aren't enough stories being told about differently abled people, and when their stories are told, they're not often portrayed by folks in those communities.
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In its first season in particular, Fresh Off the Boat drew similar praise for its willingness to showcase an Asian experience not often seen on-screen.
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"Such small dhows are not often easily spotted as they integrate easily with fishing dhows around Mukalla as these small vessels are common in the waters."
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That said, the chapter posted by Martin shows the Dornish plot moving forward, which is good because that's something the Dornish plot does not often do.
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"Let me quote somebody who I suspect I will not often be quoting," Sanders said while speaking on planned GOP changes to ObamaCare alongside other lawmakers.
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This series will cross the genres of suspenseful thriller, horror, and drama with deeply developed characters the likes of which are not often seen in animation.
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" (Variety) Oscars: Examining gender bias in the documentary categories"Unlike the narrative world, public discussion of gender inequality in the nonfiction community is not often spotlighted.
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It's an analysis of the current U.S. aluminum industry that reflects a narrative not often covered — of increased U.S. aluminum production, rising employment and increased demand.
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The presidential election cycle has given a pass to our politicians in Congress because they are not often in the news unless they choose to be.
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Let's stop thinking of technology as a trendy tattoo — a surface-level commitment best kept on a conspicuous but not often used part of the body.
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Passengers may not often pay attention to the type of plane they're flying, but they'll certainly remember if an airline has a reputation for being unsafe.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is also not often discussed as a trouble spot for the President, but he hasn't exactly been the most forceful Cabinet secretary.
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Lets begin with a source I do not often quote on matters of economic philosophy or political preference, the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal.
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Why Ms. van Herpen's name is not often mentioned in contention for one of the myriad creative director jobs available is one of fashion's great mysteries.
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It's not often that state senators or congressional candidates speak to crowds of more than 10,000 people as she did at Seattle's Key Arena last month.
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"Informal complaints can and do lead to Enforcement Bureau actions and the Commission has addressed the substance of informal complaints, though obviously not often," said Sohn.
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It's not often that a top-seeded NCAA Tournament team gets even better the next season, especially with all the roster turnover in contemporary college basketball.
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We know what most of them are up to these days, but it's not often you get an update on one of reality TV's finest inventions.
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"It's not often that Congress acts together in such a strong manner," said Republican Senator Mike Crapo, chairman of the Banking Committee, which oversees sanctions policy.
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It was all the more unusual for having originated as a dissertation; graduate students are not often able to undertake field experiments on such a scale.
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It's not often that the Supreme Court gets the chance to strike down a Jim Crow law these days, but one such opportunity is fast approaching.
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The Book Review Podcast Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music It's not often that a debut memoir debuts at No. 1 on The Times's best-seller list.
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These responses, in the final minutes of a two-and-a-half-hour debate, threw into stark relief a dynamic that is not often so visible.
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They are voices grimly familiar to riders on the train, via vague announcements — "we should be moving shortly" — but not often heard speaking about their work.
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" What is not often quoted is the next sentence: "Unsuccessful rebellions indeed generally establish the encroachments on the rights of the people which have produced them.
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It's not often discussed that part of Succession's strength stems from how every episode is just that, which gives the show's serialized stories room to breathe.
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It is not often in the United States that decisions about which grapes to plant are motivated more by sound viticultural reasons than by commercial concerns.
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You get a sense of the quiet in these spaces; the plushness of gallery benches; an air of safety not often felt in other public spaces.
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Anadolu Kültür also later opened DEPO in Istanbul, an independent, non-commercial arts organization that is open to critical voices and perspectives not often seen elsewhere.
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The history of Hollywood is rife with people who had to put up with predatory men or get out of the business, not often by choice.
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Ryan's CV is impressive: science student, international model, producer, singer, rapper, DJ… It's not often you find someone with so many fingers in as many pies.
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Though not often successful—two juries rejected its use by Araujo's killers—they are troubling for the fact that in most states they're allowable at all.
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Still, there is a darker art to bleisure that is not often talked about in these surveys: working a business trip around a pre-planned leisure one.
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It's not often you get to see an astronomical event occurring in real time (well, with a delay of 168,000 years, but you know what I mean).
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It's not often an artist strikes on first listen, somehow knocking down everything you thought about music, while also remaining familiar enough that it's not too obscure.
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Franchisees are not often shareholders and they are unlikely to have a presence at Thursday's meeting, noted franchise consultant Richard Adams, who was once a McDonald's franchisee.
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It&aposs not often news should be read while listening to "Also sprach Zarathustra," but if there is ever a case for it, it may be today.
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It's not often that a 1-year-old can be credited with influencing fashion on a global scale, but Princess Charlotte is becoming quite the style icon.
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"It's not often we get to test working practices on such a scale," Chief Constable Debbie Simpson, National Police Chiefs' Council lead for Disaster Victim Identification, said.
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Elizabeth Olsen is known for having her sisters' (Mary Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen) minimalist, refined style, so it's not often she goes full-on Hollywood glam.
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Pure growth, the economist Robert J. Flanagan warns in his 2012 book "The Perilous Life of Symphony Orchestras: Artistic Triumphs and Economic Challenges," is not often enough.
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It's about the power of transgression, and doing things that make us feel free and alive, and how that is not often what our marriages are about.
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It's not often that a whole crop of stars are willing to overhaul their signature look overnight — save for the Kylie Jenners and Rihannas of the world.
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It's not often you get an American-designed limited edition watch on the Kickstarter market and it's even rarer to find them from truly established watch folks.
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It's not often that White House press secretaries became household names, but Spicer became an exception—particularly after Melissa McCarthy's impersonation of him on Saturday Night Live.
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Just because we're not often depicted in ads rolling around in roses and diamonds and chocolate-covered marriage proposals, doesn't mean we don't engage in those things.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)It's not often you find some genuine innovation coming from a company whose products are targeted at kids.
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It's not often that spontaneous wanderlust gets rewarded, but it looks like the stars have aligned and they're directing you to the land of flamenco and Gaudi.
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It's also not often that we get to see Jenna Dewan dancing these days, so watching her go back to her entertainment roots is just as exciting.
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Myanmar It's not often you see one Nobel Peace Prize winner go after another, but that's what's going on with Malala Yousafzai and Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Stories like ours are not often discussed but are an example of the difference access to affordable, nutritious food can make in supporting people during temporary hardships.
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It's not often I get a chance to recap a race walk, but the men's 22016 km Olympic race walk just ended and it was a doozy!
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, who is not often publicly critical of the president, chastised Trump on Twitter: Republican Sens.
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It also captures an aspect of journalism not often portrayed: the fear of being wrong when the conclusions of your reporting break from those of your competitors.
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It is not often that one looks at a program and thinks that Beethoven's titanic "Hammerklavier" Sonata might well be the less interesting half of a concert.
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The sightings were not often reported up the military's chain of command, Mr. Reid said, because service members were afraid they would be laughed at or stigmatized.
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That's at least part of why the plan enjoys support from an armada of organizations not often on the same page, like Exxon Mobil and Conservation International.
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I also can't eat out or drink or any of that right now, so if I do spend money it's on clothes, but not often at all.
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Presented with a live original score and recommended for children 5 and older, the show offers something else not often found in comparable narratives: a happy ending.
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Growing up, Jeffrey Bugajski and Tarik Flannagan knew they wanted something not often shown as part of gay life in popular culture: They wanted to be fathers.
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It is not often that a single man, even if he is one of the world's most powerful tycoons, likens himself to a country provoked into war.
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The path from struggle to resolution is so well worn, albeit not often in an immigrant Korean milieu, that there is little chance of surprise or adventure.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE AT 23 MINUTES 55 SECONDS It's not often that a video makes you want to watch an entire Beethoven symphony glued to a computer screen.
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Diverse Candidates As this year's primary season comes to a close, the slate of candidates chosen includes a diversity of backgrounds not often seen in American politics.
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"It's not often that you see the S&P 500 gap down in the way that it did," said Stockton, founder and managing partner at Fairlead Strategies.
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Agricultural commodity leaders are not often at the same table as the foodies and environmentalists trying to change their farming practices, often from thousands of miles away.
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My traveling companion — a painter — is the politest person I know, but I have noticed that he does not often take up arms on another person's behalf.
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"It was such a tough match, it's not often you see three set tiebreakers," said the American after her third consecutive three-set encounter in the tournament.
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"Russian comments about removal of their forces do not often correspond with actual troop reductions, and do not affect U.S. priorities in Syria," said Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon.
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It's important because not often do women who look like me get these opportunities, so the decisions and moves I make have to be intentional on all accounts.
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It's not often that you hear about a startup from Singapore with ambitions to expand to the U.S, but that's exactly the goal for event booking service Delegate.
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Hand osteoarthritis can cause disability and problems with daily living, but is not often a subject of research, the study team writes in the journal Arthritis and Rheumatology.
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It's not often that you see a new pair of headphones that upsets the basic taxonomy of personal audio gear, but Audeze's new iSine series is precisely that.
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"Although we do not often hear of pilots being allegedly intoxicated, the laws apply to everyone -- whether one is on the roads or airways," prosecutor Kym Worthy said.
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It is not often that this musical kismet happens, but when it does you don't try to go against the stars; I'll be keeping an eye on Dyo.
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It's not often that you see a dude wearing orange and zebra-striped Pumas, a camo-patterned belt wrapped around a full-length robe, and a black beret.
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As little as 2 milligrams of fentanyl might lead to a fatal overdose, and drug dealers are not often cutting their products with the precision of industrial chemists.
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It's not often you see Team USA get a run for its money in basketball, but Australia did its very best Wednesday night (Rio time) at the Olympics.
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It's about progressing, respecting and caring for each other in ways that are not often what either of us want but that are still progression respect and care.
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Sometimes, mercifully, they would give away enough biographical material in the short stilted conversation that I'd be able to work out who they were, but not often enough.
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Working with Baz is a real privilege as a costume designer, because it's not often about just doing the clothes—it's really creating an image for each character.
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Sonita's musical talent, outspokenness, and determination to achieve, rather than sit back and accept her fate, are all traits that are, sadly, not often seen in Afghan girls.
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Its lithe arpeggiations are shimmery and incandescent, a side of the producer born Dylan Scheer's musical output that's not often on display—but all too quickly, it evaporates.
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The Heidar Aliyev centre she designed for Azerbaijan's capital was called a monument to a dictator, a charge not often levelled at male peers in similar political environments.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sanders continued plowing through a heavy schedule of rallies in California, many in parts of the state where national candidates do not often go. Mrs.
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It's not often that the entire tech industry agrees on adding a new feature, and it's even less often that I agree that feature is for the better.
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What is not often realized is that opening the border to legal migration and simultaneously strengthening U.S. legal immigration policy can help the U.S. improve its trade accounts.
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Nuuly is a bit more focused on casualwear than Rent the Runway and ultimately more conducive to my lifestyle given that I'm not often dressing for formal occasions.
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Experiencing death and loss is something we all share, it's just not often we share it in such an open way as the Greens did with this game.
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Street art has the power to infuse communities — literally — with beauty and color, but it's not often a mural boasts an intrinsic connection to the block it inhabits.
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It's not often that an R&B chorus issues a threat: "I'm giving you one, two, three / To back the fuck up off of me," Kiana Ledé sings.
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Mr. Bliss said he had "all but begged every campaign to run on the middle-class tax cut" — an appeal that so far has not often been heeded.
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The first two exhibitions in this space were completed with limited budgets but provided a platform for the kind of work that is not often exhibited in Chengdu.
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Later, when asked by a transgender questioner how to tackle discrimination, he replied with a phrase not often heard in Conservative Party meetings: "I'm afraid, it's about love."
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I'm a big fan of books that seriously reflect on girlhood, a topic not often touched upon in mainstream literature, and this book does so with great depth.
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Ms. Daniels is a sex worker, making her the kind of "bad woman," scorned for her work, who is not often believed when she indicts a powerful man.
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The material they were installing may seem anomalous in the setting, and that is because you will not often encounter a Wonderbra sharing quarters with a Van Gogh.
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Inspectors general do not often second-guess investigative conclusions, and it is not clear that Mr. Horowitz will weigh in on whether the decision not to charge Mrs.
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Investment in professional-grade sports infrastructure seems disproportional to the mission of educating people, and sports scholarships are not often in the best interests of maintaining academic standards.
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Periodic solo artist presentations also punctuate the steady pace of the chronological spine, offering greater depth, or spotlighting works of significant scale that are not often on view.
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The company that's hailed for innovation does not often invent things first — it didn't create the first personal computer, the first digital music player or the first smartphone.
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The dextrose solution is not often used, but the lead author, Dr. Josianne Paré, an adjunct professor at the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec, feels it should be.
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It's not often that you see a discount on an unreleased product, but Apple's new seventh-generation iPad is currently $30 off at Amazon, as found by 9to5Toys.
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Quality reading has become an angst-driven upside to the new Trump era, even if — and maybe because — the president himself is said to not often read books.
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Such shots are incredibly common amongst young couples, but it&aposs not often you see the elderly and those who&aposve been married for decades looking so affectionate.
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It's not often that you get to see half of #London with bright blue skies and the other half covered in a heavy snow shower #TeamA ^743 pic.twitter.
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A big problem: Congress has not kept its bargain There's another problem that is not often discussed when the insurance companies announce their premiums and their coverage areas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British players are always guaranteed enthusiastic support from home fans at Wimbledon but not often do they receive royal support when playing on an outside court.
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Against this background, the festival provided a space for engagement with a wide variety of ideas in a way that does not often happen in a place like Jaffna.
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It's not often these days that we get an unpolished look at Taylor Swift, but in preparation for her album Reputation, she's switching things up and letting us in.
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"It's not often that Asian American actresses get this juicy of a character, and they wrote her so three-dimensional and dynamic, and it's just really exciting," she said.
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"It's not often that you see an industry and you know the inevitability of it," says Brendan Kennedy of Privateer Holdings, a private-equity firm that specialises in cannabis.
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It's not often that you talk to a car manufacturer and the word "scrum team" comes up in the conversation, but that's the new reality for car manufacturers today.
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It's not often that I wake up on a weekday with a yelp of excitement, but the announcement of Saturday Night Live's new writers made me do just that.
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It's not often that he sees the stars back home in Shanghai, and it's a moment that encapsulates a defining value that has stood tall for the basketball star.
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Even the genius likes of Beatrix Potter and Maurice Sendak are shunted off to the critical equivalent of the Thanksgiving kids' table, smiled at but not often engaged with.
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High-quality audio equipment does not often come cheap, so when we find discounts on soundbar systems, we recommend taking advantage of them to deck out your home theater.
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"He just seemed really humble and, like, a decent person, which is not often come by in politicians," said Ms. Harrington, a catering manager at a Panera Bread restaurant.
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It's not often that I turn up for a press event to be told: "You're looking fabulous darling," as a glass of champagne is thrusted immediately into my hand.
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It's a lot, and my only concern is that, given how often people tend to update their soundbars (not often), it's maybe more than I want packed into it.
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This is an important point not often brought up in the frequently black or white view of abortion, and it effectively broadened the conversation beyond the boundaries of gender.
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It's not often someone like Ceval comes along, partly because the modeling business doesn't reserve spaces for people like her, but also because she's an anomaly in multiple ways.
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While stars tend to bring the glam for the biggest awards ceremony of the year, it's not often we spot a celeb with a fresh cut styled, well, straight.
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Having a conversation with them on Twitter is not often fun, and entire memes have been created to describe the experience of a conversation that spirals out of control.
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While someone can be wearing a ring on their ring finger without being engaged (I'm currently sporting one myself), they're not often rings with a GIANT DIAMOND on them.
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Until now, Weinstein has been one of the biggest players in a multibillion-dollar industry; it's not often that sexual harassment allegations knock down a man of that stature.
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Photo: David Nield (Gizmodo)OnePlus phones just keep getting better and better, but what's not often talked about very much is the software that comes pre-installed on board.
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It's not often that a brand acting in it's own interest can be portrayed in a positive light, but that's what happens when you go up against the NFL.
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The cast and director of the film, which won multiple other awards ahead of Oscars, said they hoped to give a voice to characters not often seen in movies.
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It's not often that Rush Limbaugh and Media Matters agree on something, but even these mortal enemies concur about the sorry state of Fox News within the political landscape.
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Africa is not often the scene of battles between tech giants, but the outcome could help determine who can turn the exponential growth in online messaging services into profits.
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It's not uncommon for a movie buff to admire a certain character, but it's not often that a die-hard fan actually lives up to a big-screen hero.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that Wordplay acts as a trigger for solvers, so you can imagine my surprise to learn that crossword puzzles make author Neal Pollack sick.
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"It's not often that you necessarily get to just, you know, have in your office and see the results of some of the work that you do," Mast said.
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Our strongest allies are concerned It is not often that the political and security concerns of Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia align, but that is the case with Iran.
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But the Giants' defense had been aggressive for most of the game, not often sacking Wentz but regularly unsettling him, an insistent approach the defenders prefer in tough situations.
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This article opens up a topic not often seen in mass media coverage of Islam — Muslim women's fight for equality and for Islamist feminism against all odds in Tunisia.
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It's a rare phenomenon, but one that, when it comes up, ought to be cherished, because it's not often we get our sense of taste so earnestly fucked with.
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It's not often that I write about a carbon policy dilemma only to have a clever new solution arrive in my inbox mere days later, but that's what happened.
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"We wanted to show a character who was frightened and unsure, which was something that's not often shown in video games," said Rhianna Pratchett, the writer of both games.
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In South Carolina, the choice facing black voters was evident at a town hall held by Mr. Booker in Denmark, a small rural town not often visited by candidates.
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Although not often thought of by many as the first step in treating a health problem, acupuncture can provide huge benefits with any bodily disorders that may be occurring.
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"It's not often something we can refer back to and say, 'Oh, this is how my parents did it,' or, 'This is how earlier generations did it,'" she says.
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Yet how the peace deal signed by Mr. Santos was to be put into effect was not often discussed in the campaign, and sometimes appeared to be an afterthought.
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The tracks where the accident happened are not often active passenger rails and are usually only used for freight trains, which travel much more slowly, usually around 30 mph.
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The Red Wings have given up at least four goals in half of their 43 games this month, but goaltending has not often been the main reason for that.
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The focus on the discriminatory nature of tobacco advertising is a tack not often seen in anti-tobacco campaigns, which more often stick to showcasing the drug's brutal health effects.
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The online description of the program may have broken new scholarly ground by noting a fact not often addressed in the voluminous scientific literature on Gallus gallus: "Chickens are funny."
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The decision to sell a property is driven by numerous factors, not often due to unsatisfactory performance, said Patrice Derrington, director of the real estate development program at Columbia University.
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"It's not often in your life that large groups of people openly accept you and cheer for you despite what your body looks like or your physical ability," she says.
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Basically, Aadhaar numbers are not often checked against the fingerprints or iris scans of the cardholders, which makes these newly reported security lapses in the system a truly significant event.
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I am not often confident in my walk, or the things that come out of my mouth, but I can place firm confidence in what I put on my feet.
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Even though they were on the front lines and were the most impacted by issues like housing, employment, and violence, the broader LGBT community did not often return that embrace.
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It's not often that you get to see a movie where you truly have no concept of where it's headed, and Parasite delivers on that in a deeply fulfilling way.
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"Patients feel embarrassment and shame attached to their condition, but it's not often recognized by doctors," said Katie Wang of the Yale School of Public Health in New Haven, Connecticut.
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It's not often that a venture firm interviews an analyst candidate that gets dropped off by her dad, yet that's part of the open mind keeping Binary one step ahead.
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To wit: It's not often we catch a set of twins at Fashion Month that aren't the Olsen sisters, so this second appearance was enough to make us double-take.
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Reality TV is not often a matter of life and death, but in the case of Shahs of Sunset's Reza Farahan, there was one instance where he felt it was.
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By bringing together abortion and fairness to immigrants, two issues that are not often seen as connected, in his airborne press conference, the pope was also tacitly encouraging that shift.
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If you're someone with a horrible allergy that's not often accommodated at restaurants or food producers, taking a bite means taking your life into your hands — or mouth, I suppose.
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It's not often that a meme comes with a history lesson — especially when it starts out as a Twitter tribute to Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" lewk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One does not often associate a walk in the park with experiencing contemporary art presented on security fences by way of large mesh tarps.
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It's not often that we see such clear cultural ties in the beauty industry, which is perhaps also why the recent MAC x Selena Makeup Collection made such an impact.
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This is because copyright protection is only offered to works which ascend to a level of originality not often demonstrated in a combination of a few words or a phrase.
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It's not often as talked about when it comes to laptops, tablets, and smartphones, but here too the refresh rate is becoming something that needs to be taken note of.
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His anger at discovering Parisina's feelings for Ugo was powerfully rendered, and the ensuing showdown between husband and wife crackled with a musical chemistry not often found in concert performances.
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Perhaps the economist who put it best was Larry Summers, who served as an adviser to President Clinton and President Obama, and someone whom I do not often agree with.
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"It's not often that a player gets the chance to spend his career in one organization, and I am hopeful that this agreement sets me on that path," Stamkos said.
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It's not often environmentalists and the oil industry find themselves on the same side of an argument, but FirstEnergy Solutions' plea for emergency government assistance has united some unlikely bedfellows.
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It's not often I can watch the sun rise and listen to the birds and other animals come alive in the morning, so I relished the respite from city life.
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To create the most authentic animation possible, years of detailed research had to be put inBut the animator still faces a major problem: the audience does not often tolerate mistakes.
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It is not often that a rival says, "I knew she was going to win," as the American Leah Smith did while talking about Ledecky after the 400 freestyle final.
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He collected "manati" whips, which were made from manatee leather and not often used because they so damaged the skin of an enslaved person that her resale value was compromised.
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"For most work that I represent, the function is included but it is not often a focus, in the Alien Space Lander, however, it is an integral part," says Grey.
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Unlike toxocariasis, toxoplasmosis, and trichomoniasis, Chagas disease is not often caught in the US. Rather, it's mostly found in immigrants from Latin American countries who lived in poor quality housing.
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Weems was willing to live with the results: It is not often that a two-time N.B.A. most valuable player shows up for a practice in the developmental G League.
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It is not often that a dish as common as rice will knock me off my dinner chair, but the aged, long-grain narej palaw at Parwana left me agog.
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SAN FRANCISCO — It is not often that a sports metaphor becomes the news of the day in a legal fight over intellectual property theft accusations between two tech industry titans.
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As one who prizes the qualities of restraint, balance and refreshing acidity, which were in short supply in Ribera del Duero, I have not often gravitated toward the region's wines.
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"You have not often heard an ensemble that played with more gusto than this one," the New York Times music critic Donal Henahan wrote of an Empire recital in 1977.
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They are tales of loneliness, heartbreak, adventure, betrayal, love, loss and the absurd — stories of a kind not often publicly shared in this age of so-called humblebrag social media.
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In the 1950s, after service in the Army, he worked as a machinist for General Motors and Ford, where he found a discontent not often thought of in counterculture terms.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — It's not often that I encourage you to stop and smell the crosswords, because that would just be silly, but today's puzzle by Timothy Polin is worth it.
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"It's not often that a country goes from 0 to 60 so fast like this," said Matt Blomerth, head of Latin American Upstream Research for Wood Mackenzie, a consultancy firm.
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The bar is especially low if we count, as human, the lives of non-US victims of US foreign policy, which is not often done in the Western mass media.
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She did not often return the favour directly by choosing Mexico as a subject; it was its spirit, not its fauna, flora, landscapes or people that seeped into her work.
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Know your adviser Small investors do not often think it is worth their time or money to hire an investment adviser and develop a relationship (and neither do many advisers).
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Aside from their servants, members of the working class — both the documented and undocumented — are not often seen in this movie, but the times they are made visible are significant.
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The data is not often collected but two studies by AHDB Dairy and Scotland's Rural College, suggest that 6 to 8 percent of farms keep their cows indoors all year.
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The city's Arts District offers theater without blue men or topless women, no poker tables, and the kind of indie food and bar scene not often seen on the Strip.
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But small diamonds, like ones in engagement rings, are too widely available to appreciate in value and do not often maintain the price paid for them at a retail store.
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It is not often we can say we are at a historic crossroads, and yet the decisions of the next months will have a profound impact on so many people's lives.
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Basically, the two of them just seemed to have a really lovely time together (it's not often a carpool session ends with some spooning and a tandem bike ride, after all).
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Why it's not normal: Trump's ethics issues and conflicts of interest are unprecedented, and presidents do not often face lawsuits — especially within a few days of taking the oath of office.
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Murtaja, who worked as a filmmaker for Gaza news agency Ain Media, was known for shooting drone footage, offering a birds-eye view perspective not often seen by citizens of Gaza.
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Bladders empty too often, bowels not often enough, and toxic proteins build up in the brain to form the plaque and the spaghetti-like tangles that are associated with Alzheimer's disease.
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It's not often you find a too-good-to-be-true deal on an 4K HDR OLED TV, but Google Express is coming through on Amazon Prime Day, per Android Central.
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High fashion does not often stoop to Dunkin' Donuts to conquer, but Mr. Lak's first show, held in an expansive, under-construction penthouse in TriBeCa, dominated the week's chatter almost immediately.
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It's not often that a male celebrity's look becomes the talk of the town on awards night, especially if the male celebrity in question is just wearing a classic black tux.
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Giudice and Laurita got into a heated exchange about their daughters It's not often that the daughters of the Real Housewives get involved in the drama going on with their mothers.
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"This is the definition of precision medicine," a strategy not often embraced in immune diseases, which he said have been dominated by a more "nuclear approach" using steroids or general immunosuppressants.
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The new film may not have its own iconic score courtesy of Elmer Bernstein, though it does borrow the rousing earlier theme, even if it's not often enough for my liking.
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Clinton is up to date on health tests, including a colonoscopy and a few other tests not often seen in a presidential candidate's health disclosure: gynecologic exam, mammogram and breast ultrasound.
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A wonderful and not often mentioned part of being a part of ARMY, Korean superstars BTS' fandom, is that you never truly need to worry about feeling withdrawal from the band.
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It's not often that a football player's surname and number will present the perfect pun opportunity — but when that opportunity does present itself, it's important to grasp it with both hands.
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Just as there's limited cases of any big foreign company successfully getting into China, it's not often you hear of a Chinese start-up making it big on a global scale.
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Not often do we get characters who feel and act pragmatically, as viewers would, who seem like they're carrying the weight of decisions made only out of impulse or survival instinct.
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Zine Hug Translating classic designs into pins can be more difficult than a lot of people let on, and it's not often that you find a killer pin for just $6.
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Because labels on romaine lettuce do not often list growing regions, it can be difficult for a consumer to tell whether the lettuce they are purchasing is part of the outbreak.
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PARIS — It is not often that a tennis player leads a cheer for a chair umpire, or insists that he come down from his perch and join a post-match interview.
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It's not often you write a personal check these days — plenty of landlords use online rent-payment systems, and it's easier than ever to pay your utility bills through your bank.
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But the program touched on hotly contested themes like patriotism, race and the legacy of slavery — and did so with a degree of subtlety and grace not often seen in politics.
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Faced with the prospect of a Trump administration opposed to combating global warming, Chinese officials continue to challenge the Trump's views in a way not often seen in U.S.-Chinese relations.
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First ladies have a moral power that press secretaries, and even presidents do not share, in part because they are not political and they do not often weigh in on politics.
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He does not often meet the people behind the charities, but he has left a mark that stands in contrast to the intense, hardened character that many see in the dugout.
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Though the people he plays are not often easy to like, Mr. Bernthal said he has learned to embrace these roles and to find an actor's compassion for some inhumane figures.
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But when you look at historical examples, the line between what makes a candidate fit to serve or not often seems to be the line between mental illness and physical ailments.
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The lawsuits and other court cases around these crashes will be closely watched, as it is not often that a tragedy of this scale is caused — even in part — by software.
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North Carolina Governor It is not often that a sitting governor faces off against a sitting lieutenant governor, but that's what will happen this year in the Tar Heel State. Gov.
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People from the outside — the term Alaskans use for the Lower 48 states — do not often visit, and most residents grow up speaking their native Yup'ik language, Yugtun, before learning English.
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It's not often that Cramer gives a positive take on a pure-play retail stock, but on Wednesday, he made an exception for one name that recently caught fire: Children's Place.
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He does not often entertain the judging, shaping spirit that comes later, that does not write but rewrites, challenges and removes, rejecting a good phrase in order to find something better.
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"My biggest concern is that young women are not often getting the opportunity to have a female coaching role model," said Nicole M. LaVoi, the co-director of the Tucker Center.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's not often that the gay community is gifted with a work of literature that doesn't feel like a regurgitation of known facts and exaggerations.
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Though they do the ever-important task of blending your foundation, eye shadow, and blush to Instagram perfection, it's not often that you see a set innovative enough to truly excite you.
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It's not often that civil liberties advocates—along with other advocacy groups like the Sierra Club and Doctors Without Borders—find themselves on the same side of an issue as President Trump.
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While there are plenty of public figures — like Miley Cyrus and Ruby Rose, for example — who identify as gender-fluid or gender-queer, the concept is not often discussed in mainstream media.
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Almost two months after addressing backlash about not often posting about her 23-year-old stepdaughter Ireland on social media, Hilaria Baldwin shared a photograph of her and husband Alec's entire brood.
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But Garr and her group argue that government agencies do not often take into account the emissions added by land clearing—a necessary component of readying fields to grow corn for ethanol.
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Not to be missed is the famous scene in which a noodle master painstakingly describes the ritual of eating ramen in tones not often heard outside of a place of religious worship.
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It's not often that the FDA makes moves to ban a device, but the government agency has concluded that these tools should no longer be used as a means to modify behavior.
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It was a side of Clinton that friends know well but has not often been much in evidence in her public life, as she has fought claims she is inauthentic and calculating.
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It's not often the GQ Men of the Year Award invites a bunch of 15-year-old boys to attend, but based on this video maybe they should do it more often.
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It's not often that Trump, the man who dismembered the most talented Republican primary field in years in 2016, seems to be struggling for traction in a face-to-face political fight.
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And while Shelby doesn't have a love interest in the film, "he was not often without a lady by his side," Aaron Shelby said of his grandfather, who was married seven times.
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That pattern suggested another troubling side of racial fluidity, one not often talked about: While people may be able to move more freely among different racial categories, the stereotypes stay the same.
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"The story of fashion is also the story of revising design, so it's not often about completely coming up with something new and unoriginal that no one's ever seen before," Byrd said.
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No relief According to Myers, in parts of Japan which do not often experience high temperatures, air conditioning is less prevalent, meaning people do not have cool locations to go for relief.
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" DeVos said that she didn't want survivors to be "swept under the rug," but she also wanted to address the feelings of the accused, telling reporters "their stories are not often shared.
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It's not often that I have to rely only on my memory to bring to light a piece of internet ephemera, but in this case, I don't really have any other option.
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Suddenly, Andy Murray, with his stubborn adherence to Under Armour minimalism in all black, white and gray, looks like an example of striking serenity — a word not often associated with his name.
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On Wednesday I loved the parallel parking theme even though I'm not so into cars; it's not often that we get the double luxury of fine crafting plus personally delightful subject matter.
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Officers are not often praised for pausing, instead of firing first, during those uncertain moments when a person being stopped reaches toward his waistband, or when a cellphone looks like a gun.
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"It's not often that Congress acts together in such a strong manner, as marked by such near-unanimous votes" last year, said Senator Michael D. Crapo, Republican of Idaho, the committee's chairman.
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Organized by Saraciea J. Fennell, a book publicist and South Bronx native, the festival proved a welcomed addition to a borough not often recognized for more than its poverty and baseball team.
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My server said delivery was "definitely not" often ordered, and since the sourdough toast and poached eggs (about $3 each) cost less than the delivery charge (around $9), I could appreciate why.
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But in the world of "Love & Hip Hop," the angst, the hurt, the betrayal — feelings that women of color are not often allowed to express — make up the backbone of the season.
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From the infamous Portuguese man-of-war to the still-awful-but-not-often-fatal sea nettle, your best bet is to avoid them and waters where they're known to turn up.
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It's not often that you get a pair of players so good at baseball who were also indicted on federal charges of lying about the use of steroids and human growth hormone.
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And on buses, deaf riders must remain alert to signage limited to the street instead of signage inside the vehicle, which is not often made available with announcements made verbally over speaker.
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ALBANY — The words "Albany" and "lively" are not often used together, but on Wednesday, the first day of the year's legislative session, the halls of the New York State Capitol were roaring.
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