I stood in a corner, panicking about the looming lesson.
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Some students are panicking about where they're going to live.
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Right now there are two things you might be panicking about.
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Everywhere you look lately, centrists are panicking about the emboldened left.
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Here's my advice to anyone who's panicking about their investments.1.
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The manager began panicking about having a medical emergency on her hands.
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Before Americans were panicking about heroin, they were freaking out about meth.
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Now we can all go back to panicking about our inevitable deaths.
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Everyone was in crisis, panicking about where she was going to go next.
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We're just not panicking about it because it's American and we've already accepted it.
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Clinton's staffers are trying to keep supporters from panicking about the primary campaign itself.
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Are you panicking about the amount of time your kids spend on their phones?
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In fact, they say, panicking about the putative changes plays right into the president's hands.
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You can stop panicking about a superhuman AI. As Kevin Kelly writes, that's a myth.
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As an avid eyebrow-filler, I was panicking about my choice to try this treatment.
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But no European politician is panicking about South Sudanese or Rohingya refugees — or most crises.
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Married men from all over began reaching out to Eargle, some panicking about the letter.
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By then, Republicans were panicking about Trump as the nominee, but it was too late.
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We spoke to a lot of them and they were panicking about their family in Lombok.
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On black-ish, Zoey's sexuality was usually treated as a source for other people's stories, whether that meant her dad Andre Johnson (Anthony Anderson) panicking about his little girl growing up, or her mom Rainbow Johnson panicking about her daughter not opening up enough about boys.
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The Conservative party spends a lot of its time panicking about the threat of the Brexit Party.
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When I was a medical student, doctors around me were panicking about methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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But Cuomo, who said he has not been tested, warned people against panicking about the new numbers.
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Even though Dr. Oz will mostly be serving in a ceremonial role, it's still worth panicking about.
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Biden — though his supporters are panicking about his campaign — is second only to Bernie in national polling averages.
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On the night of the event, she rushes between rooms, panicking about the construction of the fetish maze.
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Now it would seem more realistic to portray a character panicking about whether the gemstone was ethically sourced.
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This is the life you chose, I would think, teeth grinding, confused about the time, panicking about my overdraft.
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READ: Democrats can stop panicking about a contested convention now During a call with the press on Wednesday, Rep.
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That is about the same as London, a city 100 times larger and currently panicking about its high murder rate.
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In homeland security, we do this all the time -- focusing efforts on prevention rather than panicking about the possible consequences.
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If anyone should be panicking about this news in 2017, it's professional negotiators, who could find themselves out of a job.
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He immediately tells Alex that he's not bisexual, and is simply panicking about his imminent de-virginization with his girlfriend, Claire.
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It looks like there's going to be a blizzard tomorrow and my cousin and I are panicking about the truck situation.
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Hopefully, we've grown up enough as a society to embrace the return of these awesome creatures rather than panicking about it.
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Instead of panicking about the sell-off, a lot of the Boston-based company's clients are putting more money to work.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Another day, another delightful selection of Wall Street donors panicking about the direction of the Democratic party.
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Duncan Watts, principal researcher at Microsoft Research, said panicking about "fake news" on Twitter would be the wrong reaction to the study.
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But before we all start panicking about our next natural disaster, make sure to read the whole alert — not just the headline.
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Villanova wasted a 17-point lead in the loss to Marquette, although coach Jay Wright isn't panicking about the defending national champions.
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In lieu of panicking, here&aposs what to do instead:210 things to do now instead of panicking about the stock market27.
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White people panicking about migrant criminality, particularly stemming from rape or drugs, is a common way that racial panic about immigrant manifests.
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In 2012, bond markets were panicking about the prospect of a series of sovereign defaults and an eventual breakup of the euro zone.
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But, there are also some practical things I have learned about what it's like to travel when everyone is panicking about the coronavirus.
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Clinton advisors who spoke anonymously to the New York Times on Tuesday said they were "anxious but not panicking about Iowa," the paper wrote.
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Although Ms. Morie had been panicking about how losing an ovary might affect her fertility, she soon found herself focusing on Dr. Larson instead.
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But, when it comes to the contract L.A. gave him ... Dick says nobody in the organization should be panicking about those figures right now.
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I probably would've been panicking about ski lift collapses and getting eaten by bears if I were watching the Disney movie of the same name.
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So, while you're panicking about your boyfriend's sleeping location, he could very well be tucked up in his own bed with a hot water bottle.
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But it wasn't until she started panicking about her upcoming 30th birthday that the FIT grad decided to finally turn her dream into a reality.
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Snoop Dogg ain't panicking about the Steelers' rough start ... but he does have a message for his favorite winless squad -- STOP PLAYIN' AND PAY LE'VEON!!
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If you&aposre panicking about stock market dips — or even an upcoming recession — there are a few actions you can take to quell your anxiety.
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"And in case you&aposre panicking about taking any time off, McNeil said, "You are allowed — and should give yourself — permission to take a break.
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New York (CNN Business)Less than two months after Apple refreshed its smartphone lineup, investors are once again panicking about whether enough people are buying iPhones.
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But there was a late surge of ticket-buying, and now he was panicking about running out of artisanal Cloud-Nine Marshmallows for the gift bags.
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Once again I'm proud of the President and Vice President Pence for their preemptive action in helping to keep us safe while not panicking about this.
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They even won their weekend series over Washington, 2-1 too ... but if ya think the Nats are panicking about NY's resurgence -- Zimmerman clearly shows they ain't.
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A claim that Shakespeare's neighbor took part in a witchcraft trial shouldn't stop us asking where else Shakespeare might have observed his peers panicking about witchcraft fantasies.
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Republicans are panicking about the potential for conflict ahead of the 2018 midterm elections and have spent the past few days privately lobbying within the White House.
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Axios' Stef Kight writes about companies that employ "Dreamers" panicking about what kind of legal trouble they'll face if DACA isn't renewed by the March 5 deadline.
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It makes sense that a regular administration might want to downplay concerns about a recession, as panicking about a recession can sometimes be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Simply panicking about the "death" of rural America gives those of us who care about and live in these places very little to learn or build on.
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While people are panicking about their health and the health of their loved ones, there's also another type of worry and stress that is building: financial stress.
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The bounty hunter has become the bounty on The Mandalorian, and as things escalate, you're probably panicking about how many Mandalorian season 1 episodes are even left.
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Someday it may think I'm panicking about an insufficient college fund and then express concern about whether or not my husband and I are embracing our empty nest.
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Investors have pointed to historically low interest rates both as the reason for the high levels of debt and justification for not panicking about its size just yet.
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And most investors aren't panicking about the more ideological parts of the Green New Deal as articulated in Ocasio-Cortez' resolution, like providing healthcare and housing for all.
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Since the worst of the oil price declines are concentrated in contracts for delivery in the next few months, investors aren't necessarily panicking about a prolonged oil price slump.
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It's a particularly crucial task because insurers are panicking about the number of sick and older people enrolled in ObamaCare; some insurers have dropped out of the exchanges altogether.
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She's actually the one who utters the movie's eponymous line, while telling the camera about a friend panicking about what to wear on the first day of junior year.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advises that investors refrain from panicking about how U.S.-Iran tensions may impact the market and to look for potential buying opportunities in the coming days.
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Looking back, "Diamonds" peaking at No. 1 as 2012 drew to a close feels cosmically correct, considering 2012 was the year we were all panicking about the world ending.
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Foreign exchange markets were mostly quiet, with investors far from panicking about the prospect of a breakdown in negotiations between China and the United States to resolve their trade dispute.
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But before you start panicking about missing out on all the good gets, we have a pro tip for you that you should start utilizing right now: Organize your wishlist.
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Apple announced today that its newest phone, the ten-year anniversary iPhone X (or iPhone Ten, if you prefer), will unlock using facial recognition—and people are already panicking about it.
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Few people have time to get get upset about some scandalous Twitter photo when they're busy panicking about whether they'll have a democracy in six months, forget, you know, a world.
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"I think it's good the government doesn't seem to be panicking about it but it's worrying just the same because you don't know how many other cases there are," she said.
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"I think it's good the government doesn't seem to be panicking about it but it's worrying just the same because you don't know how many other cases there are," she said.
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But contrary to some headlines, that doesn't mean Greenland is a toxic wasteland, nor that we should be panicking about all that pollution oozing back into the sea as ice caps melt.
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Lauren Johnson reported in Palm Springs, California, at the IAB's Annual Leadership Conference, where marketers are panicking about Google's plans to get rid of the cookies that are the bedrock of digital advertising.
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This wasn't the plan, and sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat, panicking about a future that doesn't seem even close to secure, let alone bright.
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Beyond acts of formal deregulation, he's scaled back on enforcement of existing laws so much that law firms seem to be panicking about the possibility that some clients won't bother hiring them anymore.
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I had 10 minutes to kill before the next showtime, which I spent pacing around the room, looking at photos of endangered species and melting ice caps and generally panicking about the future.
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Now, before you start panicking about government mind control, know that these chips were built with a benevolent purpose: helping doctors to monitor patients who recently suffered traumatic brain injury or underwent brain surgery.
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I hope this article is universally panned as a sportswriter panicking about the random fluctuations and coin flips of sports all coming up "BORING" one after another and ascribing meaning to those coin flips.
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Even when they do reopen, it's hard to imagine betters who are now panicking about the transmission of deadly microbes clamoring to get their bare hands on the arms of Penn's 51,000 slot machines.
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There are bleeding-edge technologies that promise to one day free us from not only having to find a power outlet when we start panicking about a device's dying battery, but cords and cables altogether.
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Essentially, instead of having one employee panicking about what to do until the team struggles to coordinate across a bunch of fragmented messaging threads, a smoother incident reporting process and all the discussion happens in Kintaba.
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Currency markets were mostly quiet at the start of European trading, however, with investors far from panicking about the prospect of a breakdown in negotiations between China and the United States to resolve their trade dispute.
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The recording industry had been lashing out and panicking about peer-to-peer downloading for a while already, but the spate of lawsuits around the Brianna LaHara case appeared at the time to be something new.
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I left the interview feeling confident about my employment chances, but panicking about how my body would fit into this place — and how in the hell I was going to figure out what to wear every day.
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The state's cost-control experiment goes back to the 1970s, when economists and policy wonks in the United States started panicking about health care costs and Congress passed laws encouraging states to experiment to address the problem.
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"The Republicans are panicking about losing their majority in the House, because they know that across the country Democrats have top-notch candidates running, and there's a surge in grassroots participation," said HMP executive director Charlie Kelly.
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But with an IPO in the fitness company's sights, many of the same studio owners who helped ClassPass grow into a vaunted unicorn are now panicking about changes to the ClassPass system that they say threaten their very existence.
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In the dream, she is panicking about finding the perfect outfit for her young son to wear before she introduces him to Dwight "Malachi" York — the cult leader who repeatedly sexually abused her decades before when she was a child.
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One is hard-pressed to find machine-breakers today; the writers chronicling their agonized efforts to quit the iPhone and the tech moguls panicking about the effects of screen time on their kids' brains are the closest we've come so far.
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But before we start panicking about that worst-case scenario, it's important to take into account some context that makes Trump's call for a new era of trade with less regard for the WTO a considerably less jarring shift than it may seem.
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LONDON, Oct 22008 (Reuters) - A former senior Barclays executive was "panicking" about the risk of a state bailout during the credit crisis in 22008 because he feared government scrutiny of his multi-million pound remuneration, a London criminal trial heard on Tuesday.
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At a high level, it's clear that the main impact of the party decides theory has been to prevent people from panicking about Trump, when a little Trump panic is exactly what would have been needed to bring about the theory's predictions.
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But, like many other Western nations, it is panicking about the costs and burdens of the largest displacement crisis since World War II. The United States, for instance, has admitted only 2,647 of the more than 4.5 million Syrians who have been displaced by war.
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The idea is that by getting you to understand that debt is just a missed opportunity for savings, by focusing on dollars rather than counting pennies, and by sticking to a few easy-to-understand ratios, you can spend less time panicking about money.
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Despite his administration's leniency towards Apple, Trump still wants Apple to start making its products in the U.S. At this point, it seems like there's no reason to start panicking about rising iPhone prices yet, beyond the price increases Apple already does on its own.
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Republican-held seat in North Carolina Republicans are panicking about North Carolina, worrying that Trump's controversial candidacy, passions in the state over the so-called "bathroom bill" pushed by conservative state lawmakers and an unpopular Republican governor will amount to a perfect storm -- and cause Sen.
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ClearSky, a cybersecurity company that was among the first to issue warnings of the breach, said it had damaged the flow of financial transactions inside Iran and had harmed the reputation of the affected banks, with customers panicking about their personal information having been made public.
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Gingrich, a political foe of former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE during the 1990s, has been telling fellow Republicans that it's way too early to start panicking about Trump.
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While three women VICE spoke to who used Aid Access were all ultimately successful in self-managing their abortions with pills from the site, some women online have described panicking about the wait time for the pills and going to a clinic after all, even if they still couldn't afford it.
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I decided to get in touch with James Nicholls, director of Research and Policy Development at Alcohol Research UK. Before I started panicking about whether or not there were any issues with my relationship with booze, I wanted to work out if the amount I consume is a problem for my health.
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In addition to worrying about competitive governors' races this cycle (like the ones in Missouri, Vermont, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Indiana), Democrats should be panicking about how to boost their turnout in midterms, or else figuring out ways to realign elections to the presidential schedule, which a minority of states (like Missouri, North Carolina, and Washington) do for governors.
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As soon as I clicked "send" on an email to Sandy that evening to tell her we wanted to make an offer, I began to alternate between worrying over the numbers, pacing around our tiny apartment kitchen, tinkering with commas in version 20 of our offer letter, and panicking about whether we were even making the right decision in the first place.
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And we need a way to make the new shape of religion in America, in which a Christian core looks resilient, the lukewarm are secularizing and non-Christian faiths expand apace, feel less threatening to everybody — so that conservatives stop panicking about Shariah law every time a mosque goes up nearby, and the left stops preening about social justice while dragging nuns and florists into court.
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I'm not a big believer in fate, but getting an infusion of joy from representatives of one of the 215 Places destinations at the exact moment when I was panicking about the trip felt like a sign: Everything was going to be O.K. Four months later, I finally visited the revitalizing Rust Belt city that people call "The City of Good Neighbors" and found a generosity that seems ingrained in its makeup.
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THIS WAS A SOMETHING THAT WAS A QUESTION -- A RESPONSE TO A QUESTION IN AN INTERVIEW, WHICH MADE PEOPLE THINK, "OKAY, MAYBE THAT'S WHAT REALLY TELLING US WHAT HE'S THINKING ON THE INSIDE," AND MAYBE THAT'S WHY PEOPLE ARE PANICKING ABOUT IT. MESTER: SO I WOULD JUST RECOMMEND LOOKING AT ALL OF THE COMMUNICATIONS AS A SET OF -- WE'RE TRYING TO GIVE OUR RATIONALE – LIESMAN: BUT THERE'S A SPECIFIC QUESTION -- KERNEN: MY FIRST QUESTION WAS WHETHER IT'S HIS FED.
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