She's an imposing figure, all right, this platinum-blond powerhouse, with her outsize jewelry, outsize confidence and especially outsize singing voice.
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Of course, chief executives and their leadership teams have outsize salaries as well as outsize benefits.
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Justice Scalia's outsize role on and off the bench contributed to that dangerous development to an outsize degree.
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Areas with few Latinos, which tend to lean Republican, would receive outsize Congressional power and outsize federal money.
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The $7.2 billion penalty announced in December represents, in effect, the final bill to be paid toward the Mitchell and Jain plan of paying bankers outsize sums to take outsize risks in pursuit of outsize profits.
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A city of 219,21980 produces an outsize share of top players, and an outsize share of dreams for the area's youth.
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It's not only that children move so much, and are so alien, and fill us with outsize love (or outsize fear or revulsion).
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Nothing wonderful — and this is another equation, if you want outsize returns in the hedge fund industry, you have to take outsize risks.
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Cable news offers us dramatic serials, entertaining in their twists and turns and outsize characters — or, to be more precise, its outsize character, the 45th president.
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This means that they provide an outsize amount of network security for other participants, but it also means they have an outsize influence in decisions about things like block size.
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That position has gained outsize prominence — and stirred outsize controversy — with the emergence of beguiling new details surrounding Trump's efforts to press Ukrainian leaders to find dirt on his political opponents.
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Southern Football's Rise Can Be Seen in Rock Hill, S.C. A city of 70,000 produces an outsize share of top players, and an outsize share of dreams for the area's youth.
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Seriously — even small charges can have an outsize impact.
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TOKYO — Given Japan's outsize public debt, holding an i.o.u.
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The question of how to stop outsize wealth from influencing democracy does not end there—and is much better answered by ending outsize wealth altogether—but it sure would be a start.
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Even if, in "The Fugitives," he's spinning his outsize wheels.
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Some states' most unique jobs will have an outsize score.
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Political scientists believe this outsize coverage likely produced several effects.
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Special elections typically received outsize attention on the national stage.
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Talented executives can have an outsize impact on shareholder returns.
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Dan Flavin's outsize light sculpture looked like a luminous frame.
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Additionally, Business Insider did not previously report the outsize commissions.
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But their outsize value also intrigued him, too, he said.
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Sports has always played an outsize role in Wood's work.
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American billionaires already have an outsize influence on our elections.
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But Collins has a history of winning outsize reelection victories.
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Tim did this, too: outsize motions that were half cartoon.
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He lent his outsize name to progressive candidates and causes.
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Mr. Mabuza owed his outsize influence to a single feat.
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From where did he get this outsize confidence of his?
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We know that nutrition and energy imbalance play outsize roles.
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But how do you hold on to those outsize profits?
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It is a work of outsize ambition and remarkable craft.
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Such "entrepreneurs" have an outsize influence on our political sphere.
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Many are billionaires or bigmouths whose outsize vanity mirrors Trump's.
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This is a pity because experimentation can produce outsize rewards.
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But alcohol does play an outsize role in such assaults.
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The case attracted outsize media attention in the UK and internationally.
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At present, unknown individuals are having an outsize impact on politics.
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Let's not forget the outsize money that the exceedingly wealthy donate.
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How specific states are faring and feeling has an outsize impact.
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Ripken said he's come across some parents who harbor outsize expectations.
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LATE-NIGHT chat shows play an outsize role in American politics.
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Fashion plays an outsize role in that, as it turns out.
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But fund managers who stuck with Hungary eventually reaped outsize returns.
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For such a small pizzeria, Vinnie's has an outsize online footprint.
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But music, particularly by the Stones, also plays an outsize role.
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It requires outsize stamina and self-assurance to save a nation.
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Despite its fragile empirical foundation, the idea has received outsize attention.
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But new books show both had an outsize effect on fashion.
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And the outsize persona was in some ways a red herring.
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Unconventional shapes and shades give these small pieces an outsize impact.
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An outsize share instead flows to corporate profits and the rich.
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And then there's Octavia, Antony's lawful wife, and Cleopatra's outsize jealousy.
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Instead, an outsize share of economic growth flows to the wealthy.
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How specific states are faring and feeling has an outsize impact.
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And we know that meat tends to have an outsize impact.
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In response, the war has extracted an outsize pound of flesh.
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Outrage over outsize drug-price increases has dogged some pharmaceutical companies.
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Inevitably, however, the killings at studios tend to generate outsize interest.
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In Ukraine, the office of the General Prosecutor assumes outsize importance.
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"In a handful of holdings, he's had outsize performance," Rolfe said.
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That often affords the CMS administrator outsize autonomy and public visibility.
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That outsize attention became a racial flash point on social media.
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Wonka was probably his most famous role, and his most outsize.
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Others worry that these new agricultural giants may have outsize political power.
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For whatever reason, this green, cruciferous vegetable seems to inspire outsize loathing.
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Mr. Kaufman's ambitions may seem outsize for a space still under construction.
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Mr. Rubio relies on his outsize ears to protect against flop sweat.
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Military pensions are particularly outsize—but they are unlikely to be touched.
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Lampard has drawn a particularly outsize portion of attention from the fans.
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Thanks to his outsize wagers, Holzhauer averaged just under $77,000 a victory.
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There, aggressive players borrow enormous sums of money to place outsize bets.
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The 1986 Mets club was stocked with big names and outsize personalities.
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Certainly, as the head of BlackRock, Mr. Fink wields an outsize stick.
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This week's episode of Pitchfork Economics directly addresses outsize wealth and taxes.
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Politics seems to play an outsize role in shaping the corps's priorities.
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He stressed that the relatively small decision would have an outsize impact.
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Bombastic, outsize, demagogic figures do not make for the easiest satire target.
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Interpersonal relationships have an outsize effect on our ability to achieve success.
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That helps make the stocks that offer outsize dividend growth unusually inexpensive.
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The battle could now have an outsize effect on the stock market.
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A great table lamp can have an outsize effect on a room.
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She struggled to reconcile his outsize reputation with what he was doing.
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Brazil has been implicated in an outsize way in the American case.
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To Mr. Halaby's credit, he made no outsize promises during the dinner.
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We let them take on a role that can have outsize consequences.
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How did these five brands gain such outsize importance in the industry?
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We weren't getting the outsize earnings beats that investors typically look for.
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In the middle of trauma, quotidian things can take on outsize importance.
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This concentration gives these companies outsize potential to move markets, per Goldman.
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Either way, Mattis and Koch cut these outsize roles down to size.
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He is short in stature but with an outsize personality and tenacity.
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Those commandos have had an outsize impact in relieving besieged Afghan cities.
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Should sprawling Heathrow Airport be expanded, given the outsize emissions from aviation?
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From the small city with outsize visibility, she built a national profile.
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After all, he's spent a year taking credit for its outsize advance.
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The buy is in addition to Bloomberg's already-outsize spending on advertising.
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These boundaries have an outsize impact on millions of people's daily lives.
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The portions in both cases were restrained but the flavors were outsize.
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Her outsize footprint at the ceremony was evident from the opening moments.
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The data shows one sector in particular with outsize debt: graduate school.
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The Republican share is larger, though not outsize considering its demographic base.
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Facebook has increasingly drawn scrutiny for the outsize influence it holds over society.
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The terms gave Mr. Liew outsize power over the company's future financing rounds.
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An unpopular regime that nonetheless attains power develops a persuasiveness that is outsize.
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"Whoever masters AI will have an outsize role in this world," said Hurd.
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Start with the big picture – did you have an outsize refund or bill?
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The recent study further confirmed that apparent outsize influence of Twitter on politics.
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Reallocating profits or transferring outsize ownership stakes to other partners risks internal bickering.
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But new research suggests that the industry poses outsize challenges for parents, period.
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Fourteenth Amendment's guarantees and an outsize view of the respect due to the
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Yet outsize exposure to the grounded Boeing jet is crimping future passenger growth.
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Yet it is not the only outsize presence on this 210-acre island.
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In an election that close, state-to-state variations assume an outsize role.
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But after a calamitous presidential run in 19963, his once-outsize profile shriveled.
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Brazil was implicated in an outsize way in the global soccer corruption case.
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Dr. Paine coined a term to describe the starfish's outsize influence: keystone species.
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So changing even a small percentage of that behavior could have outsize repercussions.
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Experts have suggested that Juul has played an outsize role in this phenomenon.
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For such a young country, the World Cup run took on outsize significance.
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A few minutes of your day could have an outsize impact on inequality.
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And Mr. Cage uses his outsize-performance chops with remarkable focus and commitment.
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In Bangladesh and India, over 1,000 people died in an outsize monsoon flood.
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This election has managed to garner outsize attention for a number of reasons.
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Even so, animals have played an outsize role in her career of late.
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Paxton admits he has been somewhat overwhelmed by the outsize expectations — his own.
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Handshakes — or the lack thereof — have long played an outsize role in diplomacy.
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Mr. Adelson plays an outsize, if largely behind-the-scenes, role in Israel.
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That is largely by Mr. Musk's design, and certainly reflects his outsize presence.
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But Biden's outsize win in South Carolina throws a wrench in that plan.
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More broadly, America's central economic role gives it outsize influence at crucial moments.
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Even some who have ridden the wave to outsize fortunes see something amiss.
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Drawing attention to Goldman Sachs carries outsize weight in New Jersey; former Gov.
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But they've taken on an outsize importance in a region in extreme crisis.
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The terms gave Mr. Liew outsize power over the company's future financing round.
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Phys Ed Small amounts of exercise could have an outsize effect on happiness.
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Clothing has always played an outsize role in the theater of this administration.
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The band members' outsize personalities clashed at times, and the lineup changed periodically.
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The 18603-year-old jeweler has played an outsize role in American culture.
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The coalitional politics of the US Senate gave outsize power to unreconstructed racists.
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RuPaul's Drag Race runs on outsize, ridiculous, jaw-dropping, and otherwise fantastic moments.
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The oligarchs who have exercised outsize influence on Ukraine's politics for decades feel unsettled.
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America's technology capital has an outsize influence on the world's economy, stockmarkets and culture.
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The clip featured characters playing Minaj's various family members, all sporting outsize prosthetic butts.
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As the old colonial power it retains an outsize influence on the country's politics.
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They might consider trimming the generally outsize amount of money they spend on advertising.
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They might consider trimming the generally outsize amount of money they spend on advertising.
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Srebrenica played an outsize role in bringing about this indecisive end to the conflict.
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This reduced trust in Facebook and highlighted the company's outsize influence on its users.
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The number of moderate Republicans need not be large to exert an outsize influence.
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The coal industry, for example, has outsize influence because of its prominence in Pennsylvania.
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But places like these, where Republicans have an outsize voter registration advantage, are rare.
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And the charmlike bags gained traction, exerting an outsize pull on women's purse strings.
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Only 14 shootings involved assault rifles, illustrating their outsize role in the gun debate.
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That suggests US college sports have an outsize impact on women in international sports.
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He has commanded an outsize share of media attention in a crowded Republican field.
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But three other polls showed Nelson with outsize leads among Hispanic or Latino voters.
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The region's largest economy, it wields outsize influence over the levers of economic policy.
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Still, the market's outsize gains around midterms are "a significant statistical anomaly," he said.
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What helps to explain the outsize impact is that participants started working more hours.
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But the hedge fund Mr. Hall ran after he left Citigroup suffered outsize losses.
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It will slice across Monument Avenue, known for its outsize statues of Confederate generals.
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Nothing is so small or inconsequential that it can't inspire the internet's outsize passions.
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Some of the demonstrators blamed Iran and its outsize influence for Iraq's economic troubles.
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What propelled his hedge fund to outsize gains was a series of derivatives trades.
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Balance was an issue throughout the evening, with the low strings seizing outsize attention.
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Mr. Rieu seems to have an outsize appreciation for all kinds of dazzling things.
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LAS VEGAS — Want to understand Iowa's outsize role in selecting the Democratic presidential nominee?
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The result is outsize influence for well-funded interest groups and public relations consultants.
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A few years and breaks later, Mr. Lutaaya has grown into an outsize presence.
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"Iran could have an outsize impact by undermining these private sector companies," Fixler said.
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In his wild, vicious, all-canceling selfishness, Trump is outsize and cartoonish and incomparable.
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They are also known to play an outsize role in drafting energy-related bills.
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It was classic Trump, taking both an unwarranted victory lap and dubious, outsize credit.
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They have sharp teeth and claws, and an outsize estimation of their own dignity.
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It soon became clear that the story was going to take on outsize meaning.
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Rubin's fall from tech-god grace didn't occur simply because he had outsize power.
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Investors get caught in the narrative of a well-devised story touting outsize gains.
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These financial gymnastics matter because big banks have an outsize effect on repo markets.
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Indeed, most institutional investors do not look to hedge funds primarily for outsize returns.
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We've known for a while that many animal products have an outsize environmental footprint.
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But despite Lyons's outsize influence on American fashion, her reign at J.Crew couldn't last.
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And every four years, the media pays outsize attention to this one town's results.
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Standing 5 feet 1 in two-inch-high platform sandals, Comer projects an outsize presence.
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Together these forces give the titans of Silicon Valley outsize clout in the political world.
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The Chicago-based chain has an outsize influence on farm practices due to its size.
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Research in political science gives substance to the impression that America's rich wield outsize influence.
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The outsize importance of coalminers in the American imagination has much to do with nostalgia.
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A red sauce joint with an outsize reputation usually means high prices and low quality.
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The cameras, along with Action Bronson's outsize presence, attract onlookers, who regularly join the show.
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At Twitter, Mr. Dorsey has faced outsize expectations since becoming permanent chief executive last October.
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Until then, the CBR will have an outsize role in keeping the Russian economy going.
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That has had an outsize influence in shaping the racial geography of America — even today.
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You feel the guilt, but it doesn't feel outsize; it doesn't seem misplaced and unjustified.
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It felt more like a private gathering — an outsize house party — than like a festival.
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Every now and then, that rivalry regains its fire, with rich storylines and outsize personalities.
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They named it the Chester, a pseudo-Englishism meant to evoke the bird's outsize physique.
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That is partly a consequence of the loss of an outsize personality, Justice Sotomayor said.
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There's no fee, and any spending at supermarkets, restaurants, or on airfare earns outsize bonuses.
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But its fate played an outsize role in city politics during the 22014 mayoral race.
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It is a quintessentially melodramatic moment, full of outsize emotions and pitched to near hysteria.
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Parents are hams for their kids: the doting messages, the outsize concerns, the self-sacrifice.
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The maps looked otherworldly, like old sewing machines or outsize transistor radios from another era.
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Mr. Sarfo learned that there was one outsize figure behind the group's strategies and ambitions.
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After graduation, Mx. Sulkowicz struggled to carry around the new burden of an outsize reputation.
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Gossip here magnifies the smallest details of daily life to the outsize proportions of legend.
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Home-field advantage plays an outsize role, making every team a citizen of Upset City.
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The U.K. membership in the E.U. has given it an outsize voice in world affairs.
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Their current numbers there are small, but they have an outsize influence in the city.
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But he wielded outsize influence because Chungcheong was well known as a swing-vote region.
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They're outdoing the competition, and their previous locations, with an outsize approach to selling beer.
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We were witnessing something more than his outsize ego doing battle with his mammoth insecurity.
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But it has an outsize effect on the overall look — and function — of the space.
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As the plant keeps growing, Seymour becomes a star by association with this outsize creature.
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But whiskey has an outsize role as a flagship export, a symbol of "America" overseas.
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She never became well known, but her relatively modest output earned her outsize critical acclaim.
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Such stories about pets in Britain tend to get outsize attention in the news media.
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Boeing (BA) is the heaviest-weighted Dow component and has outsize influence on the index.
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With Trump, as with most outsize characters in fiction or real life, character drives action.
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She and Don Cheadle are the only actors in our group playing outsize cultural icons.
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He pointed to Invitation Homes&apos outsize performance compared with other real-estate investment trusts.
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Some of his more outsize and oafish peers come close, but none quite measure up.
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In the process, in the company of my outsize, diminutive grandmother, I grew to adulthood.
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But the new cases marshal far more evidence of their outsize effect on minority voters.
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Big cities, especially those along the coasts, have an outsize share of the US population.
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They began by considering the environment, which can have an outsize effect on running speed.
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As a state legislator, the elder Mr. Thompson played an outsize role for a freshman.
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His outsize personality, capricious decision making and tumultuous management style consistently put him center stage.
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These confidences nonetheless made Monique feel as though she held outsize status with Dr. Ablow.
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Fairhope, in Alabama, thrives as a place for artists, intellectuals and people of outsize character.
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Mr. Flummerfelt played an outsize, if not always highly visible, role in American classical music.
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But there's still one source of tension: Renault's outsize stake in the more successful Nissan.
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Probably far more decent than any other outsize industrial development of the last trillion years.
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Their outsize influence is a result not only of their outsize fortune — according to Forbes magazine, the brothers are the fifth and sixth wealthiest Americans, with a combined family income larger than that of Bill Gates — but also of their intellectual prowess and organizational skills.
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"Given Netflix's high valuation, any missteps could prompt outsize movement in the stock," Mr. Power said.
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Fox News in particular devoted outsize attention to the Rich story, repeatedly rehashing the conspiracy theory.
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But there's no reason for this indecision to give them an outsize voice in picking presidents.
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But Cunningham's fundraising advantage and institutional backing hasn't translated into an outsize lead in the polls.
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There are also four speakers and two subwoofers, for outsize sound performance, and five cooling fans.
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Commodities companies, outsize issuers of junk debt in recent years, have certainly caused the most pain.
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The item is so extravagantly outsize it almost seems more alien face-hugger than facial fuzz.
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In Paris, countless streets named for writers serve as a physical reminder of their outsize influence.
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In this competition, A.W.S. has an early lead and an outsize share of start-up developers.
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The UGTT has played an outsize role in Tunisian politics since it was established in 1946.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos thinks it's wrong to be so fearful of his company's outsize presence.
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That much, at least, is clear, despite the outsize coverage of his apparent intentions to run.
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Photoshop played an outsize role in the odious college admissions scandal that broke earlier this year.
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The big question, then, is how Ivanka will wield this outsize influence within the Trump campaign.
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They both possess outsize egos and are charter members of a Big Apple mutual admiration society.
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But a big part of what has gotten Mr. Trump this far are his outsize promises.
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His subordinates know it and have, on occasion, gone to outsize lengths to prove their own.
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In addition, certain parts of the state get an outsize number of delegates, regardless of population.
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Trump is likely to play an outsize role in the midterms even with Democrats downplaying impeachment.
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Marin, who had by then earned the nickname "Big Rich," brought his outsize ambitions with him.
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An outsize influence Signs of the tiny Caribbean island's influence on the vast African continent remain.
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But in a border state like Arizona, crime and immigration carry outsize weight in campaign politics.
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That's because state legislatures play an outsize role in redrawing district maps for the US House.
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But as one of the few national newspapers, it has outsize importance in shaping public discourse.
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Mr. Mattis has been helped by serving a president with an outsize admiration for military brass.
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The outsize majority of writing, creating, assigning and decision-making done in Styles is by women.
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Wealth Matters Private equity offers the promise of exclusive deals, outsize returns and enviable cocktail parties.
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And the consequences may go beyond his chance to leave an outsize stamp on the judiciary.
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I always see Buñuel as a deadpan presenter of outsize existential quandaries with no rational explanation.
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Persistent concerns about the Boeing 737 Max 93 could have an outsize influence on global travel.
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They have become objects of outsize exposure, commensurate with the fuss and emotion this president attracts.
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For more than two decades this office has played an outsize role in safeguarding children's health.
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Those primary victories may have an outsize effect on the temperature of the new Senate majority.
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For Florida and Georgia, two outsize states in the Deep South, Election Day hasn't actually ended.
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And because sound travels farther in water than air, each new source has an outsize effect.
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Wenner developed an outsize cocaine habit; writers and staffers were sometimes paid bonuses with the drug.
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It is not uncommon to have a home that occupies an outsize place in your memory.
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News, for the most part, is being relayed by word of mouth, leading to outsize claims.
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He made up for his stature with outsize tenacity and a deep understanding of the game.
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It's true that the trades, clustered in the AFL-CIO's Energy Committee, can hold outsize sway.
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Born in the Netherlands, Blake lived an outsize life of both great bravery and great deception.
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This is just one more test for the DBX, but every grade carries an outsize weight.
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Such outsize offers could end up being a "winner's curse," where the costs outweigh the benefits.
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But Qanon followers wield outsize influence because of their presence on other social media, particularly Twitter.
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Against that traditional backdrop, the wild contours and sometimes outsize proportions of Freedman's items are enhanced.
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It's worth noting that your mom is probably not aware of her outsize influence on you.
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Both played crucial roles in his presidential bid and have wielded outsize power during his transition.
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Black and Hispanic people had already accounted for an outsize number of arrests on the subway.
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Though behind bars, the erudite former philosophy student has played an outsize role in inspiring protesters.
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Read more>>> By Gretchen Reynolds Small amounts of exercise could have an outsize effect on happiness.
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But the Taliban are unapologetically antidemocratic, believing in an outsize role for the mullahs in governance.
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He was an outsize media personality with a big ego and a mouth to match it.
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These investigators often pay outsize attention, too, to a survivor's behavior during and after a crime.
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Population distribution gives conservative voters, like the ones who comprise Blackburn's base in Tennessee, outsize influence.
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We already know that habits play an outsize role in many different aspects of your life.
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If "Trump the Candidate" is often an outsize caricature of Donald J. Trump, the New York businessman, then "Trump the Debater" was the opposite of outsize: a subdued, scowling titan, stuffed into a black suit, straining at the seams as the debate at Hofstra University wore on.
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The Environmental Protection Agency never plays the popular kid in Washington D.C.'s outsize high school drama.
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RELATED: West Point has an outsize importance in US history Later on Thursday, West Point spokesperson Ltc.
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Given his inexperience in the area, senior Republicans could play an outsize role in shaping foreign policy.
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Jerry Nadler of New York stands on the brink of an outsize role in American political life.
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She worries about scarring though, so sometimes she watches Youtube videos of doctors popping outsize pimples instead.
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It seems a modest goal for a team that, not so long ago, spoke of outsize ambitions.
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Despite trailing far behind the leaders, Amazon's ads are having an outsize effect on the company itself.
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Scar's a character who's obsessed with not only ruling but doing so in the most outsize fashion.
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Yet for all the outsize comedy in the writing, there is also an underlying melancholy and loneliness.
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Kushner had "an outsize role in keeping things civil and keeping things moving forward," Wood told me.
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But it has an outsize impact on some American workers, including those employed by the manufacturing sector.
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Accusations of vote-buying are flying; Ukraine's oligarchs continue to exert outsize influence through their media empires.
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This is when companies extract outsize profits relative to the capital they deploy and risks they take.
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Ocasio-Cortez has attracted outsize attention ever since she won an upset primary bid against former Rep.
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Energy experts have found again and again that urban density has an outsize effect on CO2 emissions.
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Trump, despite his outsize importance as a candidate and symbol, will eventually fade from the political scene.
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Those programs pay less than commercial insurance, where the health care industry has made its outsize profits.
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That means its ups and downs will have an outsize impact on the industry's numbers at large.
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In that case, letting workers unionise is the second logical response to platforms with outsize bargaining clout.
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When you go to the V.A., the screening will try to determine whether you feel outsize guilt.
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"You feel the guilt but it doesn't feel outsize; it doesn't seem misplaced and unjustified," he wrote.
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No interaction is necessary; these heroes and the choices they make hold an outsize, personality-shaping importance.
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Black women also face outsize rates of school suspension, imprisonment, and police violence compared to white women.
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Waitresses in states where restaurants may pay below the minimum wage bring an outsize share of cases.
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Like the movie business, publishing depends heavily on a few outsize hits each season to drive profits.
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Ms. McTeer's Petruchio is an outsize comic portrait, but there's a glimmer of tragedy in her gaze.
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The Democratic National Convention kicks off in Philadelphia today, and our state is playing an outsize role.
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The United States' outsize influence over the global financial system means that its sanctions are powerful tools.
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But even then, Neumann had an outsize ego, according to Cheung, the founder of Caerus Investment Advisors.
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No, this is Orson Welles the artist, orator, and magician, whose outsize imagination and intellect proved irresistible.
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The debate over what costumes are too offensive to be worn on campus prompts some outsize emotions.
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West's outsize ego is a big part of him, and he knows you might think it's inflated.
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Thus, the outsize significance of the wedding ring, a clumsy flail toward concretizing what is essentially ethereal.
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Instead, giant corporations have enjoyed outsize benefits from a system that is increasingly tipped in their favor.
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Had it gone through, the deal would have had an outsize impact on consumers around the world.
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Now, after decades of relative anonymity in architectural conversations, Kahn's outsize influence is again in the spotlight.
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Air pollution in India, says CJR, poses an outsize threat to the poor, who are most exposed.
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Earlier, Mr. Neumann had rattled off the company's achievements and outlined some of its more outsize ambitions.
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Mr. Black, an outsize character in the vein of the president, has a long history with him.
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Additional Reading • Mississippi's Era of Outsize Clout in Washington Is Waning • What's Stronger Than a Blue Wave?
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Giant corporations, seeking to protect their advantage, try to turn their outsize economic power into political power.
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The sheer bulk of the technology companies gives them outsize influence over the market — in both directions.
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Village People Small towns populated by outsize personalities mark the work of two more Down East novelists.
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The octopus, that star of the Greek seafood canon, is treated with similar restraint, yielding outsize results.
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As a private company, Pinterest raised $1.5 billion from investors, many of whom will reap outsize paydays.
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California has long played an outsize role in the world's affairs, but never more than right now.
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The rules were created to prevent an individual or organization from having outsize influence over public opinion.
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Even a relatively simple textural change could have an outsize impact on troubles caused by barnacle hitchhikers.
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In the ground-floor space, Ms. Eisenman's big red hand painting is balanced by two outsize heads.
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The recent frenzy over its HQ313 pick is another expression of its outsize influence on the economy.
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Delta was also reported to be among those parking aircraft at Pinal Airpark, outsize of Tucson, Arizona.
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The statement said the industry was "distorting social values" and "fostering money worship tendencies" with outsize compensation.
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I'm not advocating outsize punishments, the sort that a cartoon villain might dream up for his enemies.
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And now, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg can claim another outsize distinction: winner of a $1 million prize.
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The purchases were among the Fed's actions that helped drive outsize returns across financial markets last year.
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Every day, about 220,2247 people pass through Rockefeller Center, where the outsize tree draws crowds to match.
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Texas has an outsize influence at times, but overall the only agenda it drives is its own.
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Couvillon attributed the rise in African American involvement to backlash over Trump's outsize involvement in the contest.
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Tal Afar, while smaller than other cities the terrorist group had seized, had taken on outsize importance.
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They also play an outsize role in raising wages, because people quit their jobs to join them.
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British election: Young people, generally opposed to Brexit, could play an outsize role in Thursday's national vote.
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Becerra's Hill talks are notable given California's outsize influence over the debate on data privacy in Washington.
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The term's of Mr. Liew's 2012 investment gave him outsize power over the company's next investment round.
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The meal was quick, simple, but skillfully executed, and it made an outsize impression on the chef.
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That should make it possible for a fund to absorb even an outsize run of redemption requests.
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And party leaders did not embrace liberal concerns about the outsize economic role of the financial industry.
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And even a mild slowdown in U.S. growth will have an outsize impact on global economic activity.
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This approach also works for stay-at-home spouses whose outsize contributions to households often go unappreciated.
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So it is with Mitchell, who has been amplified on a scale far outsize to his influence.
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For more than three decades, Mr. Moonves had an outsize role in shaping the network television landscape.
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Companies have grown so large and powerful that they have outsize power over workers, consumers and politics.
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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood was produced in my hometown Pittsburgh, which gave the show an outsize presence there.
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Due to the outsize significance of the single race, it's attracted millions of dollars in campaign spending.
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Because, again, if you take seriously the fact, as you should, that these companies have an outsize effect on public discourse and therefore an outsize effect on our society, then there ought to be some safeguards in place to ensure that the companies are working in the public interest.
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Semis' next move could also have an outsize impact on the broader tech sector and market, says Maley.
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Chicago is the colossus in this area and seems to have an outsize effect on the surrounding burgs.
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Why else do Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac Killer occupy such outsize places in our collective unconscious?
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The South African artist Ralph Ziman will install a Casspir armored vehicle, an outsize symbol of Apartheid's legacy.
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How on earth to convey their outsize influence, the overlarge hand they had in molding who we became?
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Tencent's outsize influence in China's online world is ballast that should steady it as it targets business customers.
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The contract has an outsize importance because it is central to the Pentagon's efforts to modernize its technology.
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The report mirrors the outsize role of fentanyl in the overdose epidemic reported in many states and cities.
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Sub-600 nautical mile flights represent about half of global departures, and they have an outsize environmental impact.
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The office has persisted, becoming even bigger, weirder, stranger: a symbol of its outsize presence in our lives.
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak professes the outsize mistrust of authority of a true child of the '60s.
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Pennsylvania-based Democratic strategist Aren Platt said that farmers may wield an outsize influence for Trump's conservative base.
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Politicians control access to themselves and their privileged information, which gives them outsize control over who breaks news.
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Dr. Hillman was helping a private school sophomore manage her outsize worry over a long-term writing project.
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But Chung, of Papua New Guinea, had outsize influence as the most senior of FIFA's eight vice presidents.
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That fact has an outsize impact among ethnic, racial and socio-economic blocs with low rates of turnout.
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Similarly, on Instagram, those whose posts are attracting outsize attention run into situations where the conversation turns sour.
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Maybe she's just human, like the rest of us and bowled over by Elon's outsize fame and influence.
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In its short lifetime, the Power Trip has developed an outsize reputation among businesswomen of a certain ilk.
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If you want to find examples of outsize philanthropy in higher education, you will have to look elsewhere.
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Industries with the greatest outsize pay were energy, technology, media, health care and consumer products, the study said.
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Green, who plays an outsize role for the Warriors as a do-everything point forward, already had three.
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In Mr. Barney's view, the campaign against for-profit colleges is motivated by resentment against their outsize profits.
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And tech luminaries like the angel investor Ron Conway continue to have an outsize influence in local politics.
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President Hassan Rouhani has publicly complained about the Guards' outsize role in the economy, and the accompanying graft.
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Buchanan sought rules to give outsize power to the wealthy minority, and limit the power of the majority.
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Silversides may be small fish, but they play an outsize role in the ecology of the Atlantic coast.
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Mr. Christie himself is also brash enough to handle the outsize personality at the top of the ticket.
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But driving bitcoin's moves is less its safe haven characteristics than its potential for outsize gains, he added.
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Their victory shows the outsize influence hedge funds can have in the countries where they bet their money.
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Q. You once described Jack Ma as someone who likes to cultivate the persona of an outsize personality.
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It's an approach that both befits Strings's outsize iconic stature and matches the teary sensibility of country ballads.
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This latest round of hysterics began with a news report about outsize workplace injuries at Tesla's Fremont plant.
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Young voters appear to have taken advantage of early voting in outsize numbers this year, as did women.
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Like an outsize version of my coming-out at Loomis, this public stage represented a dramatic new step.
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Their bout, in August 2017, was a sensation, drawing outsize viewership and attention and earning McGregor $100 million.
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But that money could have an outsize impact on the American tech giant's ability to re-enter China.
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With few players active, the traders who were buying and selling had an outsize influence on bond prices.
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We have allowed companies to grow too large, to the point that many of them have outsize power.
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To Tuchman, folly begins with the most fundamental of things: an outsize and self-destructive will to power.
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The outsize attention paid to products reduces menstruation to a hygiene issue when it should be much more.
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In 2010, Berthier designed the Carré H watch for Hermès, which he's remade in elegant, slightly outsize proportions.
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Analysts said one reason behind the decision was that Naspers had an outsize weighting on the Johannesburg exchange.
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On the waterfront, with flags flying on the Cunard Building, four outsize statues of the Fab Four loom.
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Virtually nonexistent among the city's monuments, L.G.B.T.Q. men and women have made outsize contributions to New York's identity.
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Some analysts said that Mr. Ghosn's compensation may have prompted an outsize response to the alleged financial misconduct.
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Ms. Wilde said the print had not sold well on Etsy but had attracted outsize attention on Instagram.
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While Virginia has a reputation for being business friendly, it is not known for particularly outsize incentive programs.
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Rick Scott, running for senator, campaigned hard for Cuban voters, who play an outsize role in the county.
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He used pragmatism, guile and an outsize personality to navigate a hazardous course through decades of political upheaval.
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His semiabstract paintings of inverted figures and his outsize sculptures made him a star of Germany's art scene.
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You'd hope tragedies at this scale would be met with an equally outsize outpouring of compassion and action.
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Her dwindling number of defenders have argued that the military's outsize power has left her with few options.
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This outsize impact is even more impressive, given his penchant for skulking at the margins of the story.
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But Apple's problems could keep investors on edge, especially given Big Tech's outsize role in delivering earnings wins.
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Most Americans live in cities, but our political system gives rural areas like Van Buren outsize voting power.
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I was reading a new report detailing how outsize money management fees are crippling the nation's public pensions.
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Mila Docheva faced down the camera, her contours camouflaged by an outsize hoodie raucously inscribed with neon graffiti.
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As those gains have occurred, the FAANG stocks have assumed outsize positions in many broad-market index funds.
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It stems from people correlating accurate spelling with a good education and outsize intelligence, which is actually incorrect.
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"Manhattan is an outsize prosecutor's office and conceivably others don't have much to do with Schneiderman," he said.
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Over the last decade, one Brazilian private equity firm has had an outsize impact on the food business.
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And with the internet's borderless nature, the regulations are set to have an outsize impact far beyond Europe.
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The last three months have been boosted by September's outsize imports, which weren't unwound by October and November.
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Renault holds around a 43 percent stake in Nissan, giving it outsize influence on the Japanese company's affairs.
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Although retracted articles account for far less than 1% of published papers, they can have an outsize impact.
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And there's some compelling data suggesting that forced arbitration in consumer contracts has outsize benefits for tech companies.
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His outsize antics and lavish spending often landed him on Page Six, the New York Post's gossip column.
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While the competition is relatively small scale, the department hopes it will have an outsize effect on neighborhoods.
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In the hedge fund industry, where star managers are rewarded with outsize returns, such performance is extremely lucrative.
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Economists have long known that an outsize financial sector can be a bad thing for the real economy.
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At Alberta Ferretti, there were outsize cargo pockets ballooning off of miniskirts and vertically stacked on denim jackets.
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Inside, clear liquids bubbled disconcertingly in industrial-size glass vessels above outsize versions of science-lab Bunsen burners.
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If that's the case, foreign policy — and Israel specifically — may play an outsize role in the 2020 election.
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Nothing wonderful will happen to you professionally, personally in terms of relationships unless you take an outsize risk.
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It jilted Hong Kong because of its ban on dual-class shares, which grant some shareholders outsize voting rights.
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Donald J. Trump's candidacy has been largely credited with creating such outsize interest in coverage of the 2016 campaign.
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But what really irks them is how Qatar has used Al Jazeera to wield outsize influence in the region.
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London houses have an outsize role, clearing 97% of dollar interest-rate swaps and 75% of those in euros.
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But even with their minuscule support nationwide, the two candidates could have an outsize impact on the presidential race.
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But killing that funding is going to have an outsize impact on many of America's key public health activities.
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This suggests that state policies play an outsize role in determining whether kids get screened, the study authors conclude.
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Still, Coats suggested that the outsize focus on Russian interference risks blinding Americans to other, potentially more serious threats.
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The outsize donations to the two underdog campaigns demonstrate how eager many donors are to get involved in politics.
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Change comes about not through community action or political efforts, but through the outsize actions of special, strong saviors.
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Such framing trivialized the serious issues under discussion and exercised an outsize impact on media coverage of the hearing.
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The reaction to the piece was both predictable and outsize: Goodreads reviewers and book bloggers called for Hale's head.
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Platforms such as Google, Uber and Airbnb match buyers and sellers, and thus make outsize gains as they grow.
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There hasn't been a major election in either state since, which has put outsize pressure on next week's contest.
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Given the outsize impact college has on a student's life and future career, such favoritism should be made illegal.
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And from a medical perspective, those few childhood years exert an outsize influence on both physical and mental health.
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And China's attempts to manage its outsize economy have flailed since the summer, with cascading effects around the world.
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The language is as entertainingly robust as their characters are outsize, even if some of the metaphors don't land.
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And China has also given outsize coverage to the elections, displaying the schadenfreude of other US rivals and enemies.
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Which brings us back to the main question: can the outsize earnings and revenue growth continue with other sectors?
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Most obviously, it gives the Department of Defence an outsize advantage in the battle for resources with civilian agencies.
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So Obamacare had an outsize impact on lower-income Americans: The Republican plan would reverse this — and then some.
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They griped that misinformed celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow have an outsize influence over public perceptions about health and nutrition.
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Nor is it the case that American Muslims, immigrant or no, pose an outsize threat to their fellow Americans.
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People having an outsize impact, inundating the News Feed with public content because they have some sort of agenda.
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Contract sizes differ between exchanges but overall trade volumes on Chinese exchanges still vastly outsize those on bourses overseas.
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These three are leucine, isoleucine, and valine, and there's evidence they play an outsize role in promoting muscle growth.
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And yet his government has retained its outsize influence at Renault, a major grievance for Nissan and now Fiat.
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Cuban-Americans have long enjoyed outsize clout, thanks in part to their concentration in Florida, a presidential battleground state.
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Some White House Kremlinologists foresee a breach between Trump and Bannon, given each man's outsize ego and unquenchable ambition.
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But he insisted the media attention to a misstep — amid the volume of questions he answers — gets outsize attention.
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Meléndez added that, despite the financial strain, the island's often-overlooked municipalities will have an outsize role in rebuilding.
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The "Long War" that began on September 11, 873, added to veterans' already-outsize role in the American narrative.
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Most of the writers I know are an odd mix of neurosis, outsize ego and hectoring fears of inadequacy.
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Its shapes were grandly outsize: gargantuan balloons of brocade and jacquard malforming the body, hair piled high and frizzed.
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Company size can also have a distortionary effect since CEOs at very large firms command outsize compensation, says Rouen.
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Miami's politics are unique, with a sizable Cuban population and key role in statewide races giving it outsize influence.
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While the credits are not unique to Valeant, their outsize contributions to the company's cash flows appear to be.
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Surely, witnesses for the I.A.A.F. argued, that overrepresentation indicated that natural testosterone has an outsize influence on athletic prowess.
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Half of Australians' losses were on slot or video gambling machines, a grossly outsize proportion compared with other countries.
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The firm ranks an outsize No. 5 in underwriting such loan packages, according to PeerIQ, which tracks marketplace lending.
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Their ultimate victory illustrates the outsize influence hedge funds can have in the countries where they bet their money.
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Thanks to our antiquated electoral system, areas of the country that are culturally and racially conservative enjoy outsize influence.
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If he had launched a Senate bid, Vilsack would have entered the Senate race with an outsize public profile.
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AWS is still a relatively small part of the company's total business, but that outsize profitability is reshaping Amazon.
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Because the number of ultrawealthy buyers is so small, even a modest drop in demand can produce outsize declines.
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These funds rely on private equity to generate the outsize gains they need to meet their obligations to retirees.
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The United States, which is the destination for so many migrants fleeing Honduras, bears outsize responsibility for global warming.
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Because sconces are typically installed at eye level, their design can have an outsize effect on a home's appearance.
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On Friday, for example, banks like JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup reported outsize double-digit earnings in the second quarter.
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As in Yankeedom, this dramatic Trump surge among rural voters had an outsize effect on the Electoral College outcome.
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One reason, unfair as it may be, is that this demographic group has outsize power in the Electoral College.
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But the stakes associated with the shift to exascale systems, and their enormous price tags, have attracted outsize attention.
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While it could be mistaken for just another home, it is a place of outsize significance in aerospace history.
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Mr. Trump fit right in, though, at an event that depends more on outsize personalties than on golf skills.
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Luxury watches have had a strangely outsize role within soccer circles, bringing down officials and leading to embarrassing revelations.
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Buying an automobile is a relatively rare opportunity to make an outsize economic impact, given how much cars cost.
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Perhaps if we could truly change the way this one story is told, it could have an outsize impact.
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Thanks to a bequest from the playwright Tennessee Williams, Sewanee occupies an outsize place in the Southern literary landscape.
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Some Indonesians bridle at Australia's outsize influence over the island and at any hints of interference in Indonesian affairs.
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But as silly as they sound, these movies are pretty well made, capable of outsize action and teary intimacy.
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But in the tight-knit and clubby art world, Mr. Genocchio's contacts give him outsize power in the business.
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Soybeans threatened to overtake corn as the king of America's crops in recent years, thanks to outsize Chinese demand.
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To date, it has involved a lot of leather in outsize blouson proportions and knitwear in clingier, artier forms.
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Since independence they, like other white Namibians, have experienced a shrinking of their once outsize role in the country.
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Residents of Orange, San Diego and Riverside counties are often frustrated by the outsize influence of nearby Los Angeles.
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PG&E bears outsize responsibility for this mess; its dismal safety record includes 17 major wildfires in 2017 alone.
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A victory in the State of Mexico would provide an outsize accelerant to the party's national ambitions, analysts said.
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After a long and painful recovery, the nation is nearing full employment — and California has played an outsize role.
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The haul adds to a growing stockpile of dry powder that could make outsize returns harder to come by.
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Dark Forces looms large in my memory because for so long it occupied an outsize share of my imagination.
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Supan, who is 6-foot-4 and 275 pounds, acknowledged that the team had an outsize role on campus.
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Seagrass meadows, among the most endangered ecosystems on Earth, play an outsize role in the health of the oceans.
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Their bulk gives them outsize sway over indexes like the S&P 21, which are weighted by market capitalization.
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In both cases, the higher rates were needed to accommodate outsize screens that made flicker and blur more visible.
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Given Vladimir Putin's outsize persona and political prominence, it's easy to see him as Russia's sole relevant decision maker.
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They're a language shared by Harris and this state's black voters who possess outsize clout in the Democratic nomination.
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To explore their outsize influence, Bazelon follows the cases of two defendants, and interweaves their stories with academic research.
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They have an outsize voice in this debate because their 22.6 votes in Parliament keep May's government in power.
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Still, Renault is keeping one of the biggest sources of tension off the table: its outsize stake in Nissan.
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Much of the criminal justice system's outsize role came after the widespread shutdown of state-run mental health facilities.
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But it does show how outsize an impact diets can have on climate emissions, something I've written about before.
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Or is it something more personal, aimed at the outsize leaders themselves, not necessarily at the ideas they have promoted?
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The Volt project could easily have fallen under the ax as well—but instead it took on an outsize significance.
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The last time recording devices played such an outsize role in a president's narrative, Richard Nixon occupied the White House.
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Most of the Kardashians' problems are outsize: Kim's robbery in Paris, for instance, was horrifying — but also not exactly relatable.
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But with that less-than-robust backdrop, every bit of disappointing economic data could set off an outsize investor reaction.
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An outsize share of Democratic voters in both states are Hispanics, whose turnout has dropped precipitously in previous mid-terms.
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The NMS Plan process should be revised so that exchange SROs do not have outsize influence in the rulemaking process.
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The campaign said that was a product of 800,000 small donations, reflecting the outsize attention and enthusiasm surrounding his bid.
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This is an extension of a trend that began farther north; Sikhs already play an outsize part in Canadian trucking.
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The scandal has nonetheless assumed an outsize importance for two reasons that go beyond Ms Clifford's effectiveness in promoting it.
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After the financial crisis, developers rushed to build luxury apartment towers with outsize apartments priced at $10 million or more.
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Apple and Amazon both impressed tech watchers with innovation in 2015, but only one company impressed investors with outsize returns.
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So a 10 to 20 percent swing in your local housing market can have an outsize impact on your wealth.
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While buses are just a small slice of the worldwide vehicle fleet, they have an outsize effect on the environment.
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They aren't over-promoted or marketed as actual DJs and none of them seem to harbor outsize expectations of fame.
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It would officially recognize the outsize importance of Leia to the Rebellion, the Resistance and the franchise as a whole.
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For three decades, Ackerman has played an outsize role in the NRA's messaging, constantly pushing the organization to new extremes.
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In February, I argued that we should "abolish" billionaires and wannabe billionaires because they exert outsize control over America's resources.
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The party may also revisit the "superdelegate" system, in which party insiders play an outsize role in choosing the nominee.
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Tidjane Thiam, the chief executive, took the view that the outsize return on the assets justified the risk of losses.
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Margalit also dramatically overstates what she calls "the outsize influence" of the free newspaper Israel Hayom, owned by Sheldon Adelson.
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Just a few of these removals have occurred on such large rivers, which play an outsize role in coastal ecosystems.
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The painting's seller is part of the clique of billionaire oligarchs exerting an outsize influence in global affairs — and art.
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Eppler, who saw Cashman's mostly smooth interactions with a similarly outsize dugout figure, Joe Torre, seems like a good fit.
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Given oil's outsize role in Russia's economy, it is no surprise that a fierce fight has erupted over tax policies.
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In the book he challenges the nutrition orthodoxy while also exploring the food industry's outsize influence on official health recommendations.
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And there's a long history of dubious studies claiming outsize effects on voting, caused by everything from television to menstruation.
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It's the least competitive round in all VC and it's also the one most likely to generate outsize returns, historically.
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Understanding the choices gun-control advocates have begins with understanding where the outsize power of the National Rifle Association originates.
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Of course, in the age of super PACs, billionaire donors can still have an outsize impact with a single check.
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But something interesting seems to happen to this guy in the playoffs — he becomes an outsize version of himself, hitting .
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Smaller regional parties can use their outsize influence to hold up legislation, as they did in budget negotiations in February.
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There are only a few winners here, and, unless they lose it all, their impact going forward will be outsize.
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In the best of these pieces, however, Smith presses down hard as a cultural critic, and the rewards are outsize.
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Furthermore, given the United States' outsize contribution to global warming, we have an ethical obligation to shrink our carbon footprints.
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He was seen as a consigliere to Mr. Ghosn, the whisperer behind the prominent chief executive with an outsize persona.
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Ms. Consolo, who called herself the "Queen of Retail," was known for her outsize personality and her love of publicity.
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Though the publication never had more than 21997,000 subscribers, Ms. Reif said, it had an outsize influence on Capitol Hill.
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Meetings with Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West, organized by Mr. Kushner, also helped bring outsize attention to the issue.
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Dismissing alarms about outsize government debt and white-knuckle interest rates, Pimco instead bet successfully that rates would remain low.
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Superstars are able to evade the consequences of their actions for years, and they exert outsize influence over their organizations.
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Lined with outsize Georgian buildings, Henrietta Street has been, over the years, home to both tenement squalor and aristocratic grandeur.
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But all should take notice of the fact that the "but the courts" argument reveals a judiciary of outsize importance.
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After independence, he became India's first deputy prime minister and faced the outsize task of weaving together India's disparate parts.
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That has had an outsize impact on small- and medium-sized businesses, which are the motor of the Greek economy.
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The estimable maestro Semyon Bychkov is presenting Strauss's outsize tone poem "An Alpine Symphony," which merits respect it seldom receives.
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Many of the investors hold outsize power, since entrepreneurs need their money to turn ideas and innovations into a business.
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Together they founded two businesses, both of which have had an outsize influence on the Parisian design and philanthropic scenes.
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Planes account for just 0.1% of the world's tonne-kilometres of international freight, but an outsize share of all emissions.
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The billions of dollars were raised for 1MDB by Goldman in multiple bond transactions that earned the bank outsize fees.
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But in the midst of the increasingly violent protests that have divided the city, the race took on outsize significance.
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Remember, we do want yields that are good, but we don't want to outsize – that means there's too much risk.
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What's more, Google's approach to AMP has rankled some critics already suspicious of the company's outsize influence on the internet.
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Billionaires also matter because of the outsize influence they have, or believe they can have, on policy and public life.
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And yet even a casual trip through most histories of the technology industry reveals an outsize role played by immigrants.
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A judge upbraiding the anti-apartheid activist Mandela is drawn in an outsize fashion so as to dwarf the defendant.
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Still, there's hope that more subtle changes can have an outsize impact—without making Twitter itself unrecognizable in the process.
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With the race close in Florida, those thousands of potential voters could have an outsize impact on the presidential election.
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Runners typically also lead healthy lives, Dr. Lee says, and their lifestyles may be playing an outsize role in mortality.
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In the outsize fallout, her supporters have questioned whether a white male senator would have been confronted the same way.
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Later in our conversation, she reveals that recent outsize and overdue attention to her career is both exciting and discomfiting.
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Mr. Trump's bombast, outsize personality, lack of restraint, flippancy and vulgarity could not be more out of place in Washington.
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A relatively small number of mega-cap stocks have outsize influence on these indices and have been trading on momentum.
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But whales tend to draw outsize attention because of the large amount of items they can hold in their stomachs.
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But for voters who are undecided, subtle environmental influences have the potential to play an outsize role at the polls.
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One newspaper without a website has played an outsize role in the election: the satirical print weekly Le Canard Enchaîné.
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Despite the outsize fundraising hauls for Democrats, the party's chances of retaking control of the Senate remain a long shot.
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Meadows, the leader of a much smaller caucus that exerts outsize influence, recognizes that President Trump values results over ideology.
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Goldman was featured prominently in the deposition transcripts, and he'll likely play a similarly outsize role during the public hearings.
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When he came 40 years ago, the Mormon Church was still embryonic, and a far cry from today's outsize temple.
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But the Emiratis had outsize ambitions and repeatedly pushed CyberPoint employees to exceed the boundaries of the company's American license.
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Other Trump administration officials have lost their jobs over ethics issues related to travel, but they involved more outsize allegations.
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Since these are major killers around the world, anything that increases their frequency has an outsize effect on premature death.
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In some cases, the excitement of providing virtual-reality technology to clients has created an outsize sense of the technology's importance.
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To correct for their outsize sway, she surveyed voters in 2010 about their attitudes toward men and women running for office.
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The military justifies its outsize role in the state on the need to defend the country from the threat of India.
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Only when women's appearance and body size don't hold such outsize importance in our society will we be truly be equal.
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Since there weren't many stock traders at their desks, the oil price plunge didn't have an outsize impact on energy equities.
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But Donald Trump's compulsive use of the social network means it has taken on an outsize role in American political life.
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Two thin tubes that connect the ovaries to the uterus have assumed an outsize role in the battle against ovarian cancer.
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With a bit a populist rhetoric to match his outsize personality, he says there&aposs a method to his digital merriment.
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As a senator, McCain spent three decades on the Armed Services Committee, where he wielded outsize influence on US defense policy.
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Flagship phones are known as such because of their outsize influence on the sales of other devices from the same company.
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Scott Walker, a outsize figure in Wisconsin, backed Michael Screnock, the conservative, while Democrats lined up behind Rebecca Dallet, a liberal.
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Trump is hoping to repeat the 2016 hat trick of winning Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, where manufacturing plays an outsize role.
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Last year, IWPR's "Status of Black Women" report warned that anti-union efforts have an outsize negative impact on Black women.
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The social media network has become an outsize player in crafting our understanding of the events that take place around us.
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That last step is both the hardest and most significant, since it is where oil companies have an outsize climate impact.
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At the time, the work struck me because it was so intimate and strong, an outsize accomplishment for a young photographer.
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Reconciling Conyers's outsize legacy in the Civil Rights movement with the allegations of sexual harassment against him was difficult, as well.
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Stimulus by the Bank of Japan has played an outsize role in Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic policy, known as Abenomics.
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Individual solar companies are charging even higher, as companies like Sunrun (1003%), SolarEdge (71%) and SunPower (107%) generate particularly outsize returns.
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An outsize investment in an unconventional business is typical of a fund that itself is both vast and resistant to definition.
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One couple, Ted and Elizabeth Wise, have gotten a considerable — possibly outsize— amount of credit for starting the Jesus People movement.
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The outsize returns of momentum stocks may have been because investors were slow to realise that a company's fortunes had improved.
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How was the firm pulled off what seems like an outsize number of hits for a small and relatively young organization?
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Despite skepticism about this fatalistic view of history, Strauss and Howe's thinking about generations—and particularly about millennials—had outsize influence.
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Research completed in the past decade suggests the boom in ecommerce plays an outsize role in worsening urban congestion and pollution.
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Brash and sporting a sleek mustache, Mr. Riggio brought outsize ambition to the bookselling trade as he built his retail empire.
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Even as the iPhone remains the outsize producer of Apple's revenue and profit, sales of the smartphone have recently been declining.
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Moreover, the UN's outsize focus on Palestinian refugees has come at the expense of the world's 71 million forcibly displaced persons.
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More than that, it played an outsize part in online culture just as that culture was becoming the center of society.
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Perhaps his taste for outsize adventure helped inspire the crime-of-the-century-style plot he carried out in January 21980.
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The Koch brothers and their band of ultra-conservative billionaire friends continue to assert an already outsize influence on our elections.
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Many funds, however, knew they would have been skewered by investors had they lost money, so they avoided making outsize bets.
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The sport needs an umbrella group that can add order to the hodgepodge of associations, titles and outsize personalities, he said.
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Few funds were willing to take outsize bets on the referendum, knowing investors would have skewered them had they lost money.
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Outsize proclamations are made, lavish events are held and millions of dollars in venture money are funneled into young, unproven companies.
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As I've argued here for years, the early states, particularly Iowa and New Hampshire, have an outsize influence on the process.
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Clinton is clearly focusing more so far on nonwhites, who provide outsize shares of the delegates needed to win the nomination.
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Call it the Sharknado effect: When a cable channel becomes self-aware and leans into their outsize reputation with winking content.
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"PewDiePie's status as the standard-bearer of True YouTube gives his position in broader political debates an outsize weight," Read wrote.
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"I have friends who are VCs, and I know that the money isn't free — it has an outsize return," he says.
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And if social media seems to have taken on an outsize importance in your life, consider a short-term digital detox.
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It has generally been the courts in this country, not Congress, that have finally held outsize, socially destructive corporate interests accountable.
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Such a system, he argues, would produce more democratic outcomes than the current one, which gives outsize influence to early states.
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Its outsize influence has remained — and could soon become larger — even as the program itself has shrunk to its smallest size.
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But something truly strange has also happened: Automation is playing an outsize role in the creation and dissemination of photographic portraits.
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And their outsize presence on social media belies the reality on the ground here of an overwhelming white population of athletes.
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And although cremations often have the reputation as being an eco-friendly option, they tend to have an outsize carbon footprint.
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The richest 85 percent of earners — who are heavily white and male — have notched outsize earnings throughout the expansion and recovery.
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That effort followed decades of legislation meant to expose special-interest groups seeking to take an outsize role in American politics.
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But the chair does have outsize influence on the financial markets, which parse and react to every utterance that person makes.
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Everything about his characters is outsize — their bravery and suffering, their resilience and capacity for forgiveness, their contributions to the country.
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Likewise, our subsequent interventions, including Iraq and Syria and Afghanistan, have involved good intentions, outsize ambitions and a deficit of humility.
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The abundance of private sources of capital — driven by outsize "mega-rounds" of funding — means start-ups can stay private longer.
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Those companies, institutions and organizations that play an outsize role in society should not shirk their responsibility to uphold social justice.
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Any list of the powerful is subjective, but the people here have an outsize influence on the nation's rules and culture.
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Mr. Trump's tax cuts, by favoring higher-income taxpayers, delivered an outsize share of their benefits to white and Asian taxpayers.
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Those with jobs often endure commutes of an hour or more on private minibuses that extract outsize slices of their paychecks.
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The post had outsize reach, generating interest far beyond the organization's membership of more than 1.8 million girls and their families.
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In 1937, the Parisian house of Boivin created an outsize brooch depicting a starfish with bold accents of rubies and amethysts.
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Winston plies his trade at the Ministry of Truth, with the aid of an Alexa-like voice and outsize computer graphics.
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Mr. Xi and Mr. Modi are the most dominating leaders their nations have produced in decades, and both have outsize personalties.
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Only its foundation saw light of day, gradually transformed into an outsize trash pit, an eyesore even in falling-down Welch.
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Yet their design had a downside: Football teams needed space for their outsize crowds, while baseball spectators wanted to be close.
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As consumers become increasingly conscious of the outsize environmental impact of air travel, airlines are under growing pressure to take action.
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Their enormous market capitalizations — Apple's is more than $800 billion — have an outsize impact on asset-weighted indexes like the S.&.
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The country's judiciary is reviled by many citizens for its gargantuan bureaucracy, slowness in delivering verdicts and outsize salaries for judges.
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But Mr. Zucker has attracted an outsize portion of the president's scorn, in part because of their past connection at NBC.
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In fact, corporate boards and CEOs already exercise outsize influence on the political process, policymaking and government administration at every level.
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The United States is always an outsize player abroad, its statements often carrying more effect in foreign lands than at home.
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When it wasn't used for state-mandated timeouts, Kazakhstan was the Soviet Union's location of choice for outsize Cold War projects.
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The outsize nature of the profits at some of these companies has driven an explosion of wealth on the stock market.
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A possible asset for Ms. Warren is that college graduates make up an outsize share of the New Hampshire primary electorate.
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The Trump apparatus has raised an outsize sum, but it has faced questions about how, exactly, it is spending its reserves.
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China is the biggest auto market by number of vehicles sold, giving any policy changes outsize importance for the global industry.
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The far right has quickly learned that it can have an outsize impact by maintaining a hyperactive presence on social platforms.
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Along with the fans in their finery, the performers arrived ready to entertain an outsize audience with their sound and style.
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And Qatar is unlikely to give up Al Jazeera, a channel that has given it an outsize voice in regional politics.
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But this feature means the options used to bet on outsize moves end up being relatively cheap heading into analyst day.
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Will they yield to him, wittingly or unwittingly granting him outsize status as a Democratic superdelegate who can influence their nomination?
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The typical explanation, one frequently used by politicians and elected officials, is to blame the outsize influence of rich interest groups.
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Even tiny plants can play an outsize role in maintaining habitats for other creatures further up the food chain, he added.
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Jay Z's plan to offer early or exclusive access to music and videos has helped Tidal build an outsize public profile.
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Many of the domestic programs targeted for cuts have an outsize impact on residents of counties that voted for Mr. Trump.
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In one of the world's poorest countries, isolated from international investors and donors, these funds play an outsize role, Williams said.
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This "too big to fail" attitude led to Pakistan having outsize influence over the strategy for America's flailing war in Afghanistan.
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Their dress is Rick Owens classical — draped, twisted and pleated Grecian robes queered with horsehair, beaten lambskin and outsize bugle beads.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) played an outsize role for Gillum in his come-from-behind win in a crowded Democratic primary.
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From Betty Friedan to Sonia Pressman, Bella Abzug and Gerda Lerner, Jewish women had an outsize role in the feminist struggle.
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But such false reports can play an outsize role in undermining the credibility of real bias victims and anti-hate efforts.
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Prada adorned bags with charms, part of a line of goods called Pradamalia, that resembled black monkeys with outsize red lips.
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Other big investors joined in, including large sovereign wealth funds and the outsize SoftBank Vision Fund, creating an even hotter market.
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Kalanick has a number of allies on the board — especially co-founder Garrett Camp — giving him outsize control of the company.
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In your study, did you find that particular figures — beloved instructors, say — took on an outsize role in their students' lives?
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The next justice will have an outsize influence over any future abortion cases that come down to a 5-4 split.
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And the state's cannabis industry could outsize the profits of even Washington state and Colorado, the first states to approve recreational use.
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Al Roker, who covered the parade for NBC for years, recalled Ms. McFaddin as an outsize personality with a deep Texas drawl.
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Sure, the body count is higher than in most "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" episodes, but the characters are hardly more outsize.
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While the shutdown is now over, its effects are expected to have an outsize impact on many workers for months to come.
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These are outsize characters, and while "Électre des Bas-Fonds" updates aspects of the story, Mr. Abkarian wisely steers clear of realism.
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America's privilege also increases inequality, since lost jobs in factories hurt workers while outsize investment performance benefits richer Americans with big portfolios.
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The trader who helped design the bet, Bruno Iksil, was nicknamed the London whale because of the outsize nature of his position.
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In Europe, where farmers wield outsize political clout, the spread of ASF is blamed on government bungling, bringing calls for ministerial resignations.
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It's not just ride-hailing apps and food-delivery start-ups anymore: Venture capitalists are now also exploring space for outsize returns.
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But researchers like Kopel said other gun-lobbying groups and organizations take issue with the way the NRA wields that outsize influence.
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It's an approach that has allowed him to leverage his outsize personality and anti-establishment fervor to his advantage among adoring crowds.
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The outsize faith placed in Muhammad bin Salman, the Saudi prince whose minions are accused of killing Mr Khashoggi, smacked of naivety.
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Modern American teenagers probably shouldn't be such outsize protagonists yet that doesn't prevent pop culture from mining the idea of propulsive pubescents.
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The US has an outsize contribution to global productivity growth, because we are still the locus of innovation for the global economy.
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Any freeze in coming months could pose an outsize threat to supply, given there is already a shortage of high-protein wheat.
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Both cities have played outsize tactical and symbolic roles in the terror organizations growth and expansion, and both would be enormous losses.
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The Soviet Union used to march around the world spending huge resources on a lost ideological cause and an outsize geopolitical ambition.
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The author grew up knowing Ms. Johnson in Hampton, Va., but only recently learned about her outsize impact on America's space race.
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As a result, Valeant's debacle is a reminder of the subtle but harmful effect that outsize pay can have on other companies.
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But the investors had limited options to make wholesale changes because the structures of venture funds give the venture capitalists outsize power.
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They proceeded to treat their theater palaces as if they were outsize studio apartments where everyone gathers around the table to gab.
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But given The Times's outsize power, its reporters and editors may have a special obligation to acknowledge the need for improvement. 4.
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Mr. Froment chose to exhibit the objects in outsize transparent cases without descriptive labels, so the catalog functions as a necessary guide.
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The conclusion of the data case comes as cyberthreats have taken an outsize role in Mr. Trump's presidential campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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Despite the recession, lobbying scandals and frequent denunciation from President Obama about their outsize influence, lobbyists are more in demand than ever.
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Expect more old-line companies to find themselves on their back feet, compensating by paying outsize, sometimes incredulous sums for breakthrough competitors.
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He wouldn&apost place an outsize bet on a stock in which he stands to lose a lot and make a little.
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Jane's parents — her father was a prominent doctor — fueled their children with stories of relatives both illustrious and outsize in their eccentricities.
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In a trial with as many outsize characters as a Southern gothic tale, Rane stood out as the most charismatic and likable.
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Scientists say we've entered a new geological age, one they propose calling the Anthropocene owing to humanity's outsize effect on the environment.
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His playing style is so distinctive and his achievements so outsize that statisticians and sports historians are struggling to contextualize his breakout.
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It was, at the time, a small paper with an outsize influence, especially in New York's political, media and real estate circles.
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Opponents of such a plan say it would give Transdniestria, and by extension Russia, an outsize say in how Moldova is run.
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No one thought it was a good idea but Trump had outsize influence and they did it and the thing just spiraled.
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Mr. Skarsgard's outsize turn gives the movie energy even if it does the wanly paired Mr. McGregor and Ms. Harris no favors.
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But the Florida Senate race has attracted outsize national attention, because of the intense legal jockeying that has unfolded in recent days.
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Despite these disadvantages and more, Russia has nonetheless has managed to exert an outsize influence on the world via its strongman president.
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Still, these experiences require a trivial amount of time, cost next to nothing and can make an outsize difference in students' lives.
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Trick No. 1: Go out of your way to cultivate children, who tend to have outsize sway over their parents' lodging decisions.
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He has backtracked on many of his signature issues and hedged on his commitments, trying to whittle down his supporters' outsize expectations.
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After independence, he became India's first deputy prime minister and faced the outsize task of weaving together all of India's disparate parts.
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While geopolitical issues have sprung to the fore, subtler shifts in the backdrop of the stock market might be producing outsize reactions.
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And so she whisks in, half-dolled up, to present her opinions and outsize ideas, and she sells them: J. Lo Inc.
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Consumer spending makes up about 70 percent of all economic growth, and women are responsible for an outsize portion of that spending.
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But her overnight anointment as the new face of the Democratic Party has created absurdly outsize expectations of her power as kingmaker.
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But images of the dead whale resonated in Indonesia, a country that has started to reckon with its outsize use of plastics.
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Rhinestones, bugle beads and feathered headdresses — furnished by her partner in kitsch, Bob Mackie — helped build her outsize persona in the '70s.
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At the same time, they have questioned whether vast family fortunes conferring outsize economic and political power are inimical to democratic values.
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Several women complained that the celebrated artist, known for his outsize portraits, asked them to pose naked and made inappropriate sexual comments.
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That means fixing campaign finance laws that treat limited liability companies as individuals, allowing them to have outsize influence in our elections.
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Similarly, the number now crossing the Channel may not be large, but it has outsize psychological and political resonance, Mr. McNeil said.
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Race has often played an outsize role in politics in Chicago, which is essentially evenly split between white, black and Latino residents.
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Many young Americans probably cannot remember a time when sports did not play an outsize role in campus life and university administration.
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Op-Ed Contributor PARIS — Jalal Talabani, the former Iraqi president who died on Tuesday, was an outsize figure in Middle East politics.
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The five Republican appointees then vote together to make it easier for Republican candidates to win an outsize number of legislative seats.
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They break the numbers down to show the outsize profits are largely due to money being "shifted" — on paper — into those havens.
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One might expect satire to thrive with such an outsize figure in the White House, but Trump comedy has felt strangely toothless.
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Lee had hoped the Hawks could re-sign him, but that became untenable when the Knicks swooped in with their outsize offer.
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But these panels that play an outsize role in determining what the agency can do have twice as many men as women.
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Weddings take on outsize importance in India, where families spend huge sums on elaborate multi-day ceremonies, often involving thousands of guests.
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And the scorching bond market rally — bond prices go up as yields go down — has delivered outsize returns to many individual investors.
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Blocked by term limits from returning to the post, Mr. Uribe now holds a Senate seat from which he wields outsize power.
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But Biden's outsize victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday is turning into a clarifying moment in the Democratic nominating contest.
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That is to say, small increases in the number of available vehicles — mainly scooters, in Spin's case — beget outsize amounts of usage.
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The craft beer movement has been slow to arrive in Guatemala, but this standout spot has found a home and outsize reputation.
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At 18, Ms. Eilish, who often goes without makeup, favors a pastiche of outsize 1980s and '90s hip-hop and skater looks.
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With demand funneling into already expensive metro centers, innovative transportation technology such as autonomous vehicles may make outsize impacts on housing affordability.
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Related: Iowa's electorate, which plays an outsize role in American presidential politics, is more white and rural than most of the country.
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At the same time, New Hampshire and Iowa have also been coming under increasing scrutiny for their outsize role in picking presidents.
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It was a short step from taking outsize risks to fleecing customers — but when whistle-blowers reported concerns, they were shoved aside.
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Sinclair shouldn't be allowed to gobble up another 42 stations to add to its outsize and deleterious role in our civic life.
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With its striking style, Interview had long wielded outsize influence in the industry, inspiring the look and feel of many other publications.
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"Iowa and New Hampshire, by the pure fact of the primacy rule, have an outsize impact," a Buttigieg adviser told BuzzFeed News.
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The complex, twisting border between these two Senates, each undemocratic in its own way, now has an outsize importance in American politics.
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Apple and Microsoft — which have outsize sway because of their $1 trillion-plus market capitalization — were up 20203 percent and 1.3 percent.
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Outsize personalities like Steve Bannon, fixers like first chief of staff Reince Priebus and retainers like Sean Spicer are all long gone.
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He had an outsize influence on the NBA team and pushed to revamp its branding upon its move to Brooklyn in 2012.
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The size of the victory has gone somewhat overlooked, because election-night story lines still have an outsize influence on people's perceptions.
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By mandating that the Senate be made up of two representatives from each state, they gave outsize influence to sparsely populated states.
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His immediate priority will be to restore confidence in the relationship with Nissan, where Mr. Ghosn was viewed as having outsize power.
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Opponents of such a plan say it would give Transdniestria, and by extension Russia, an outsize role in how Moldova is run.
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Renault, which was also headed by Mr. Ghosn, owns 43 percent of Nissan and has exerted outsize control over the Japanese company.
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Hillary Clinton may have won the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, but Bernie Sanders has still left an outsize mark on its future.
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Along with that kind of outsize brand weight and fame of magazine brands comes the focus on the personnel who create them.
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Outsize media coverage of Klan violence, which inspired like-minded whites around the country to take up arms under the Klan banner.
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The outsize number of black artists now working in the portrait genre awakens the art world with vital new means of representation.
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What they did is, with wisdom, greater wisdom than, I think, you demand from them, they started getting these extraordinary outsize audiences.
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Having recently opened the door to dual-class shares that give some founders outsize control, Hong Kong leaves investors vulnerable in some ways.
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Tech is always looking for that elegant little fix, he writes, that leverages a small amount of work to crack an outsize problem.
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He added that the conference may have an outsize impact because the people likely to attend are probably among America's heaviest gun users.
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To what degree did outsize media coverage of Donald Trump contribute to his unexpected victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination?
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His characters contend with such outsize ramifications for their pointedly modest aspirations — £200 is the amount left to pay off the family home.
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Wagner has been funded at times via outsize state contracts directed to Prigozhin-owned companies, for services such as catering at military bases.
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And for the DNC and state parties that hold an outsize role in the primary process, voter data has become a fundraising mechanism.
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"Your road to success doesn't always go straight," said Lopez, 224, a former prodigy who struggled to meet outsize expectations as a pro.
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That means tiny adjustments can have outsize impacts, which makes it very tricky to calculate how much to move a flap or aerofoil.
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It is trying to appropriate an outsize share of the world's esteem by reinventing philanthropy in its own techy and globe-trotting image.
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Workplace political recruitment also builds corporate power at a time when businesses already have an outsize voice in national, state, and local politics.
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But if you are outside higher-skilled occupations, don't expect much in the way of outsize wages — or pay increases as time passes.
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Political scientists say the race long looked like a foregone conclusion in part because of the outsize role endorsements play in the state.
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Although Trump has vowed to scrap the Clean Power Plan, the reguations would, if implemented, have outsize effect on coal-fired electricity generation.
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And she backs regulation to impede finance executives from seizing outsize rents for themselves and their firms, and to protect consumers from fraud.
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But tell that to most Americans, who harbor outsize fears, even though they will likely never be personally touched by a terror attack.
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For instance, the Alcoholic beverages category shows an outsize role for Iowa, which is not necessarily known for its beer and wine industry.
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Shares in Barclays were temporarily suspended during Monday's trade due to outsize moves, during a volatile session for European banking stocks, Reuters reported.
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That hasn't stopped her from performing it, though, and she's one of the few stars whose outsize personality is a match for Lambert's.
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So top executives, with their outsize compensation, would get the lion's share of any portion of a corporate tax cut attributable to labor.
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Before joining Mr. Fallon, Mr. Bell had a central role in the network's Olympics coverage, which is of outsize importance to the company.
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Given the outsize power of a senator on things like funding and, in this case, disaster aid, Puerto Rico starts off far behind.
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Now, with financial independence off the table, Gawker Media's e-commerce operation may nonetheless play an outsize role in determining the company's fate.
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And, as covered in the film, he supported a redaction process that gave the CIA outsize influence over what information would become public.
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And while Jewish Americans account for just 2 percent of the overall vote, they represent an outsize share of the Democrats' donor base.
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Amazon will get an outsize portion of that share, and I think Wal-Mart needs to make money," Dunn said on "Closing Bell.
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The more disparate the ideas in a portfolio are, the more difficult it is for the proverbial stars to align for outsize gains.
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We are united by a creed, and in a creedal society, the outsize rituals — like the anthem — just carry a lot more weight.
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The rise and fall of Batista is dramatically rendered in "Brazillionaires," Alex Cuadros's enjoyable, deeply reported account of Brazil's outsize collection of tycoons.
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A crowded field has shaped up, and all three leading candidates have super-PACs, which are expected to play an outsize role. Rep.
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The reason for the outsize impact, relative to resources, was the way networks leveraged resources by engaging partners within the community, she said.
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But in recent years, the office has assumed an outsize role — even a touch of glamour — as a potent springboard for its occupants.
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In recent years, for example, the outfit and its investors have made an outsize bet on the delivery company Postmates, say our sources.
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Though small in numbers, the Druse play an outsize role in Israel's cherished security establishment, and engender deep sympathy in broader Israeli society.
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If these payment functions were disrupted by a wave of Italian bank failures, it could have an outsize impact on the Italian economy.
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Trump a wider window into what goes on in a workplace where the president's children have outsize influence, according to one senior aide.
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In its framed simplicity, the front porch has been a fixture in American life, and among African-Americans it holds outsize cultural significance.
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To be sure, philanthropists really can do a lot of good by looking for high-risk opportunities with the potential for outsize returns.
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It is unclear how leaving the Senate would affect Mr. Cotton's outsize political ambition, widely believed to include an eventual run for president.
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Perhaps that's a worthwhile goal: One could defend having the party's most determined, committed voters having an outsize role in picking its nominee.
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Increasingly, it seems, the law has provided an able hand to a culture that takes perverse, outsize pleasure in spectacles of female desperation.
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West Bengal, a sprawling state along India's eastern border where political parties carry outsize power, has long led the country in electoral violence.
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What is the harm of passing down outsize wealth from one generation to another, or the tax system that so eagerly supports it?
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They have outsize power too, thanks to a combination of their turnout rates, their geographic dispersion, gerrymandering and the Senate's small-state bonus.
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At the meeting, the outsize presence of New Kings members and their allies, visible in blue or black shirts, was hard to miss.
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In modern times, however, the county has also been distinguished by its outsize share of gay artists and writers, refugees from the city.
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The ministers charge that the support of the county executive gives Ms. Harley outsize influence at the college despite her middle-management title.
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So an unpopular president with outsize support in certain areas and a fighting chance in Florida and the Rust Belt can win again.
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The impact of romance books on the culture is outsize because everyone is interested in romance, whether they admit it publicly or not.
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Background: Here's why the protesters targeted the embassy, and why demonstrations in Iraq have centered in recent months on Iran's outsize influence there.
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Mr. Wexner is an outsize figure in the Columbus area, where many residents either work for his company or did in the past.
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Because Governor Rockefeller was not a lawyer, Mr. Douglass, as his counsel, played an outsize role as an adviser and in overseeing legislation.
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Adam Neumann turned WeWork into one of the most valuable start-ups in the world largely through the force of his outsize personality.
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Which is what makes this fantasy so much fun — because in the real world, theater being no exception, men still hold outsize power.
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Ms. Amoruso became the face of young female entrepreneurship, a position that attracted both outsize attention to and criticism of her business dealings.
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But Perry's not a struggling artist anymore, and the work he puts out can and should be better, especially considering his outsize influence.
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And it has an outsize number of year-round boaters, beachgoers, fishing enthusiasts and golfers — human lightning rods in wide, flat, open spaces.
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The economic realities of commercial publishing — an unpredictable business that often relies on outsize hits and blockbuster authors — make routine fact-checking difficult.
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Spend enough time in a place and even humble objects and everyday animals can reveal outsize insights about a country's mood and manners.
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"Saturday Night Live" spoofs of presidential debates have typically become instant classics, but the second general election debate in particular received outsize attention.
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In the concentrated, intense span of a World Cup or a continental championship, the fleeting and the unforeseen take on an outsize significance.
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That's why so many outsize schemes and megalomaniac ambitions were hatched in Haiti, because it is a place where nobody ever says no.
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Mr. Trump favored Mr. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, initially, but quickly grew weary of his penchant for drawing outsize media attention.
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Much of this history is fading into oblivion, sagging walls propped up with outsize beams to stop whole ghost streets crashing to dust.
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The best screen portrayals of iconic figures, instead of depicting them directly, simply trace the outsize impression they leave in other people's consciousness.
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Trump could also continue to attack NATO and what he has long characterized as the US&aposs outsize financial role in the alliance.
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"Bowlaway" is a large and caterwauling sort of opera buffa, packed with outsize characters — some with recherché talents — and wild, often dreamlike events.
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After working under the tutelage of drill sergeants, with their outsize personas, Soto was drawn to his quieter, more composed and reflective demeanor.
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Some parents and school board members initially worried that moving to Oracle's campus could give the tech behemoth outsize influence over the school.
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Vox's Alvin Chang analyzed 17 months of Fox & Friends transcripts to understand how it covers the administration and its outsize influence in Trumpworld.
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From the West Side of New York City, he had an outsize personality and within a few months knew hundreds of the villagers.
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Our current campaign finance system gives a very small number of very wealthy donors an outsize role in determining who runs for office.
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Some of the mega rich squander titanic sums backing unviable political candidates, while others make small, targeted, strategic gifts that deliver outsize returns.
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It was a typically austere one featuring blouson bombers and the outsize khaki shorts that have migrated west from Japan and into the collections of many designers here; color-blocked and layered anoraks and windbreakers; drifty coats, vaguely generic performance clothes enlivened through the use of silvery metallic fabrics or panels pierced with outsize grommets and stitched together with nylon cord.
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Trouble in emerging markets has an outsize effect on their demand for dollar-denominated oil, as it becomes more expensive in weakening local currencies.
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Whether through his own actions or because of the crises that invariably crop up, even a lame-duck president can play an outsize role.
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The charges against Golunov inflamed opinion among urban professionals, a group that is in a minority nationwide, but which has outsize influence in Moscow.
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Since his election to the Senate in 2006, Mr. Sanders has argued that conglomerates exercise outsize news media control even in the Internet era.
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As such, Fitch does not believe that RY's capital markets businesses will have an outsize impact on operating performance volatility over the medium term.
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Celebrity suicides have an outsize influence and are often followed by a rise in suicides for those of the same gender and similar age.
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But shareholders and regulators in the U.S. and Europe have been particularly sensitive to outsize compensation for top bankers since the 2008 financial crisis.
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His career and celebrity have been intertwined with New York, his outsize personality and public image forged in the hustle and grind of Manhattan.
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Labour reforms introduced a decade ago, meanwhile, have accelerated the growth in the number of temporary workers, of whom an outsize share are female.
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They control networks of companies through a holding structure that allows families to have outsize influence over the businesses despite having small direct shareholdings.
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But clouding that point of view is the fact that about 90 percent of Indonesians are Muslim, giving Islamic religious leaders outsize political clout.
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But so too could one of Iowa's largest industries, which has managed to carve out an outsize role in debates over renewable energy: ethanol.
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Primarily, it seems that there were concerns the editorial team would have an outsize influence on how articles and reports were shaped and vetted.
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Maybe we've just accepted outsize irritation as a part of life, or maybe simple answers are antithetical to a problem that can be ingrained.
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And for a firm that pays by the hour and relies on workers having their own equipment, providing insurance can be an outsize expense.
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Because they were never beholden to venture capitalists or outsize valuations, they had the flexibility to sell for $50M or $500M along the way.
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He was, perhaps unwittingly, telling everyone with outsize expectations that they were unrealistic, and that they shouldn't be surprised about what was to come.
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One notable miss for Baker last year was an outsize bet on Groupon Inc, whose value has collapsed 70 percent over the past year.
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Mr. Lazarus invented "Miss Peach" and its cast of wisecracking third-graders with outsize heads in response to a United Features Syndicate talent contest.
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With the largest population of Jewish residents outside Israel, New York has outsize symbolic, and political, value in the debate over the Middle East.
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All politics is local, but Moscow and its waste disposal challenges exert an outsize influence on the surrounding region, with outsized consequences for activism.
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I still think that if Trump ever did mount a comeback or win, it would probably involve outsize gains in a place like Scranton.
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Though it holds just one seat in Britain's 650-member House of Commons, UKIP has had outsize influence on British politics in recent years.
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This also makes Walmart one of the largest transportation companies, giving it outsize impact on industry innovation, particularly with respect to trucking and rail.
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That unique persona gave an intensely private man an immortal life in the French popular imagination, where he holds an outsize place even today.
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In the end, Yahoo may have managed to gin up a frothier auction than it deserved and thus fetched an outsize price from Verizon.
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The billionaire activist's outsize spending on Facebook ads hasn't moved the needle much — he's polling at less than 1% among likely Democrat primary voters.
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The Trump International Hotel in Washington, just five blocks from the White House, could also take on an outsize role in the Trump administration.
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He compelled his subjects to convert to Christianity in 988 in Kiev, now the capital of Ukraine, which has its own outsize Vladimir statue.
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Despite his outsize outsider persona, Bannon's profile is more prominent in Washington than in the blue-collar districts Trump feasted on during the election.
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Jackson has rarely chosen to engage the news media this season, and his Twitter posts have had an outsize weight in shaping his image.
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And like all of David Rockwell's sets for the show, starting with the outsize Fabergé egg that is Maraczek's Parfumerie, it's a sumptuous eyeful.
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Cultural autonomy and artistic freedom were seen as specifically Yugoslav values, granting architects and urban planners an outsize role in implementing self-management principles.
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Why it matters: Kroger is the largest U.S. grocer, so the impact of the change could outsize other companies ditching plastics — including Starbucks Corp.
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Saunders, whose organization does not take a stance on Supreme Court nominees, said that restructuring the CFPB could have an outsize impact on consumers.
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Marvel artists generally followed the "Marvel method," in which artists built on Mr. Lee's synopses and were encouraged to emulate Mr. Kirby's outsize style.
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First, let's acknowledge that the United States is home to an outsize share of global innovation within the health care sector and more broadly.
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And the state's massive population, he suggested, could have an outsize impact on the already struggling U.S. economy when it stays home en masse.
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Focused investing can be risky, but growth stocks and high-conviction bets helped propel three mutual funds to outsize gains in the third quarter.
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Our leaders have outsize influence in either weaving the moral order by their good example or ripping it to shreds by their bad example.
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But while young people have long done an outsize portion of the political work, they were rarely allowed to pick the issues politics addressed.
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The incredibly high percentage is in part a reflection of the town's size, making it so just one event can have an outsize impact.
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Dancers dressed as zebras, giraffes, lions and antelopes opened the sequence before the actress Lou Naiming appeared with her outsize rear and voluminous dress.
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Meat and dairy, particularly from cows, have an outsize impact, with livestock accounting for around 14.5 percent of the world's greenhouse gases each year.
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"The richest 1 percent of earners — who are heavily white and male — have notched outsize earnings throughout the expansion and recovery," Ms. Smialek adds.
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In an era that rewards outsize personalities and grandiose dreams — "Go big or go home," as the saying goes — staying small seldom brings kudos.
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During the recent Yellow Vest protests in France denouncing inequality, Mr. Ghosn was sometimes held up as a symbol of outsize wealth and corruption.
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This was, after all, the age of the devilishly gifted violinist Paganini and of piano wizards with outsize egos that divided critics and fans.
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Hiding insider trading can be difficult if a person makes outsize profits, which will quickly draw the attention of the stock and options exchanges.
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When Americans talk about corruption in politics, they usually mean the outsize influence corporations and the wealthy can exert in politics through campaign donations.
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Gauges of the mood among European businesses, however, show a clear negative trend, one that could have an outsize impact on the regional economy.
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Wearing little more than outsize shades, a pumpkin-colored fur and glossy boots, she parts her legs suggestively to reveal a wedge of thigh.
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Mr. Stadler, 55, joined Audi in 1990 and was later chief of staff for Ferdinand Piëch, an outsize but feared former Volkswagen chief executive.
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At Helmut Lang, Shayne Oliver struck an especially risqué note, dressing up short boots conceived expressly for the runway with provocatively curly, outsize tongues.
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Mr. Noorani worked for The News, one of the country's most influential newspapers, and regularly wrote about the military's outsize influence in Pakistani politics.
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But the process still garnered national attention, in part because of Texas' large population and its outsize influence on the textbook publishing industry nationwide.
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Because we've set up our system of higher education to be so competitive, so winner-take-all, those years have taken on outsize importance.
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The six-month role will give the country an outsize voice in European politics, and leaders will converge on Tallinn, Estonia's capital, for meetings.
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The six-month role will give the country an outsize voice in European politics, and leaders will converge on Tallinn, the capital, for meetings.
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One poster featured an outsize portrait of two lovers about to kiss, juxtaposed with the tiny figure of a skier racing down a slope.
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A drive for revenue at any cost had pushed traders at Credit Suisse to take outsize positions in risky and hard-to-sell securities.
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Their outsize influence has fueled aggressive campaigns, which will persist in spite of the accord, to unseat both the incumbent governor and IDC senators.
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Giant tech firms such as Apple and Microsoft, which exert outsize sway on broad market indexes because of their size, also continue to climb.
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But its outsize popularity also seems a partial answer to the moral riddle that's so openly vexed us these past two or three years.
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"Coming into earnings season, in the QQQ specifically, there was really an outsize bid to put protection, certainly relative to call protection, " Emanuel said.
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Given that Blue Hill dinners can last well over three hours and comprise some 30 different dishes, those cups have taken on outsize importance.
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" GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Once again, Celtic-rooted melody carries outsize emotion for Florence Welch in her band's Record Store Day single, "Sky Full of Song.
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He had played the outsize role of Weegee the Famous so long he confessed he had a hard time knowing who he really was.
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Although only around 8 percent of the nation's workers are unionized, organized labor has long held outsize clout at the negotiating table with employers.
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Catholicism plays an outsize role in the country's political life as well, despite the separation of church and state spelled out in its constitution.
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China is widely seen as critical to any resolution to the nuclear crisis because of its outsize role as North Korea's main economic benefactor.
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But the Pentagon has assumed an even more outsize role in this administration, given a chaotic White House staff and an impulsive, preoccupied president.
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Privately, the Ohio Democrat is often critical of the outsize role that fundraising has taken on Capitol Hill, according to people close to her.
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But this latest episode underscores how reality shows, which need high drama and characters with outsize personalities, can also wade into gravely serious territory.
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Concern over the potential outsize power that a bigger Sinclair would hold helped drive 21st Century Fox to explore making a bid for Tribune.
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Despite its outsize spending, the NRA's reported membership amounts to just 1 percent of the American population - a tiny sliver of the American electorate.
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Changing that policy would restore voting rights to approximately 47,000 people in Minnesota, Ms. Pérez said, an outsize number who are poor or nonwhite.
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The approval of the settlement, assuming it stands, brings to a close a case that garnered outsize national attention during Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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And while I and many others have examined his outsize egomania before, its migration into his administration can't be noted too often or overstated.
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Second, if Mueller's findings are damning, this scandal will almost certainly play an outsize role in defining the 2018 elections, with voters demanding accountability.
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And now, Representative Fortenberry, for one, as a member of the House Appropriations Committee, will have outsize influence over the budgets for the endowments.
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The National Academies play an outsize role in the debate because of their stature in the academic community and connections to the federal government.
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He complained that European governments were not spending enough on the shared costs of defense, leaving the United States to carry an outsize burden.
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Ms. Robbie takes on the role with vigor and strained toothy smiles, giving an outsize performance that suits the film's broadness and showy surfaces.
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Yet even as Uber's board was able to come to an agreement on Tuesday, some shareholders took issue with losing their outsize voting rights.
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But among her multitude of performances, one in particular received outsize attention: her 22005 appearance in Massenet's "Thaïs" at the New Orleans Opera House.
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They are the occupants of the outsize bunk bed at the center of Sabine Dargent's set, shrouded in Stygian shadows by Mark Galione's lighting.
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Noted Timothée Chalamet is the latest in a line of public figures who have drawn outsize attention for sitting with the rest of us.
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Left uncertain was the involvement of Mr. Cuomo, an outsize figure in any negotiations in the capital, who won a third term in November.
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As in many developing countries, Facebook is the dominant online portal in Myanmar, playing an outsize role in how citizens access and share information.
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As the technology has matured, researchers have found that breast-feeding seems to have an outsize impact, populating the baby's microbiome with good bacteria.
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What he conspicuously fails to mention is his outsize personal role in building a tax and regulatory arrangement favorable to wealthy individuals like himself.
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There are vested interests that have an outsize influence on lawmakers, and government sometimes fails people, which justifies some of people's frustration with Washington.
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This is what Thaler and Sunstein call a "nudge": a subtle, noncoercive government intervention that can have outsize impacts because of human cognitive biases.
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Practically speaking, it will be very difficult, given the specific constitutional protection granted these small states to veto any threat to their outsize influence.
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Big Ticket The new year began almost the same way as 2017 ended: with outsize closings of combination-ready penthouses at 432 Park Avenue.
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But beyond the borders of a state with outsize importance in the selection of presidents, ethanol may be losing its grip on the body politic.
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Even in 2681, when Mr. Obama won the caucuses with an outsize share of younger voters, only 23 percent of Democratic caucusgoers were under 30.
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"I done been through worse, man," said Anthony, who added that he still had the now-outsize goal of guiding the Knicks to the playoffs.
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Simple math can help scheming politicians draw up districts that give their party outsize influence, but mathematics can also help identify and remedy these situations.
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There's no reason for undecided voters to have an outsize voice in picking presidents A town hall debate can be an enjoyable and revealing event.
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Two years after his campaign went from lark to dominating feature of the Democratic Party, Sanders has played an outsize role in shaping progressive politics.
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It seemed, for a long time, like the only way to depict these larger-than-life comic book characters and their outsize antics without compromise.
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Yet they are having an outsize effect by training, supporting and providing crucial intelligence to the African armies that are doing almost all the fighting.
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Prominent insider trading convictions, outsize Wall Street profits and the recent market volatility have shaken many Americans' faith in the integrity of the financial markets.
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Hollywood has an outsize influence on the things that we talk about — if it weren't for Hollywood, our current president would not be in office.
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It's more than just a gimmick—he inverts the outsize EDM-lite jam into something strange and sultry, with pillowy keyboards and big gated drums.
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Will it remain an outsize presence in the tech industry for years to come, generating profits on a scale that no other corporation can match?
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Newly built homes come at a price premium to existing homes, so higher interest rates can have an outsize effect on the new construction market.
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They explicitly desire American hegemony over their region because it serves their interests, helping to maintain their rule at home and their outsize influence abroad.
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And the Trump campaign was one of the most tight-knit operations in presidential election history -- in which Trump's trusted grown children played outsize roles.
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He only soured on the denunciations, the Times noted, when he realized his newest hire's outsize ego and press were beginning to eclipse his own.
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But new research suggests that when we're trying to seem persuasive, the volume of our words — when vocalized, of course — can have an outsize impact.
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The question isn't whether Facebook has outsize power to shape the world — of course it does, and of course you should worry about that power.
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A common method of treating content survivor guilt therefore tries to emphasize those details to show the survivor why their guilt is outsize or unfounded.
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But like guns in America, coal helped define the country in its early years of settlement — and is still an outsize presence in Australian life.
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But the statue, which landed on these shores from Spain in the 16th century, has long played an outsize role in the history of Montecristi.
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They say he is too inexperienced to be electable and that his accomplishments don't merit the outsize appeal he has with elite donors and voters.
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The controversy of the leaks was also loud in Britain, in part because it illustrated the outsize role of British-governed territories as tax havens.
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Yet even as tragedy surges, flooding scenes and tear ducts, Margherita's featured performer, an outsize American star named Barry (John Turturro), enters laughing, bellowing, acting.
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Why does that one organization have such outsize power on the right -- to the point where it's a convenient vehicle to undermine our national interests?
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The Libertarian and Green Party candidates, Gary Johnson and Jill Stein, remain in the single digits but could have an outsize effect on the outcome.
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The historian Hugh Howard now applies this approach, in "Architecture's Odd Couple," to two of architecture's most outsize personalities, Frank Lloyd Wright and Philip Johnson.
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But because of Vino, Danforth and our staff, we knew we could deliver a deal that would outsize the other deals he had beneath Nike.
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But it remains an outsize source of controversy — for liberals and even many traditional conservatives — over material that has been called misogynist, xenophobic and racist.
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But one Wall Street behemoth thinks it has identified a group of stocks possessing a surefire combination of attributes that will lead to outsize gains.
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The state's huge population and complex issues should give it an outsize role in shaping the way the country deals with its problems, she said.
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Complicating things is the outsize role Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani is playing in the controversy, as well as Trump's public comments on the matter.
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The mining - which feeds neighboring China's outsize appetite for the "stone of heaven" - has fueled armed conflict, land grabs, deadly landslides and floods, it said.
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On Soccer SUNDERLAND, England — Just outside the dressing rooms at Sunderland's Stadium of Light, the walls are decorated with outsize portraits of the club's players.
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Vast petroleum reserves and untapped production allowed the kingdom to play an outsize role as swing producer, filling or draining the global system at will.
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If only because Trump runs an irresistible highway pile-up of a Twitter account, the social network has played an outsize role in this election.
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But given the political climate and his outsize celebrity here in one of the country's reddest states, everything Westbrook said seemed to mean something more.
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The writers she impersonates survive because of their outsize individuality, a quality of brazen inventiveness that she is able to counterfeit because she shares it.
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The charges in this case also further exposed the outsize influence of the major basketball apparel companies — Nike, Adidas and Under Armour — on college sports.
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Kickoffs, during which players sprint down the field and can knock into each other at full speed, had previously represented an outsize number of concussions.
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Otherwise, the United States would be in a position to capture an outsize share of global investment, as rates presumably rise on American government bonds.
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His legacy includes an outsize influence on the life of America by encouraging millions of evangelical Christians to be engaged in social and political activism.
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The O.J. Simpson trial was full of outsize personalities, the kind of people an actor could easily portray as too campy and over the top.
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Uber will also eliminate its "super voting shares," a class of stock that gave outsize power to Mr. Kalanick and other holders of those shares.
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Trump and Republicans have used MS-13 as a proxy for demonizing of immigrants and give it outsize importance in relation to its true impact.
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Absolutely. Considering our small numbers — a few dozen, over the course of more than a decade, spread across three countries — we had an outsize impact.
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And as work and family commitments take up a drastically outsize portion of that time, it's the treasured friendships in our life that often fade.
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It enlists the skills of outsize characters like Wentworth Miller's sneering Captain Cold, Brandon Routh's beaming Atom, and Arthur Darvill's time-traveling vigilante Rip Hunter.
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And it demonstrates how trade frictions could end up having an outsize effect on any other American company that was struggling before hostilities broke out.
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Mainstream economists are discussing questions like whether "monopsony" — the outsize power of a few consolidated employers — is part of the problem of low wage growth.
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Mr. Slater, best known for his work onscreen, has appeared twice before on the West End and has an outsize gregariousness that suits the role.
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