The phrase "cool beans" stems from the phrase "some beans," which stems from the phrase "full of beans," which probably stems from horse farts.
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All of a sudden you start translating a phrase here, a phrase there.
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" "The popular phrase for this is 'deconstruction, the biblical phrase is 'falling away.
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The placement of the phrase, and the phrase itself, is stirring and powerful.
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Melania did a good job of presenting it, but when you go through line after line after line, phrase after phrase after phrase it makes you wonder.
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I will never accept that phrase as an O.K. phrase — put it that way.
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Mr. Zorn is known for writing pieces that keep shifting styles, sometimes phrase to phrase.
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For some reason, that phrase—the don't worry phrase—just kind of lept out at me.
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When Dreher speaks, his emotions flow across his face with complete transparency, changing phrase by phrase.
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It's extraordinary to see her work with the vocal color like an artist, phrase for phrase.
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Compulsions can include repeating a phrase, checking something ritualistically, ordering and arranging, or event silently repeating a phrase.
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"Notional truth" is another phrase for my ideological "reality," a phrase that George Orwell would have recognized instantly.
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"Do work," the phrase Boykin coined through the show, is a phrase with once-in-a-generation staying power.
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It looks as if he's conducting ungainly music, but he usually brings his sentences home, phrase by baritone phrase.
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The first word in each theme phrase can be put before the word KICK to make a different phrase.
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Ultimately, no matter who coined the phrase, the gruesome serial killing phenomenon existed far before the phrase "serial killer" did.
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Search any phrase and you'll find tweets, interviews, and even videos, queued up to the appropriate moment for your phrase.
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In the meantime, the phrase "'till the fat lady sings" is a phrase that has its origin at the opera!
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He and his supporters often sported hats with the phrase, and Trump frequently repeated the phrase during his campaign rallies.
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So how did this phrase — this awkward, sweet, theologically laden phrase — make its way from the church to The Bachelor?
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To add to the challenge, he's left the "base" phrase unclued, the phrase with all of its letters correctly placed.
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But if you put in la petite phrase de Sarkozy, it spits out 'little phrase Sarkozy' instead of the correct 'Sarkozy's zinger' – because in the political context indicated by the name of the former president, une petite phrase is a barbed remark aimed at a political rival – a zinger rather than a musical phrase.
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Stinnett suggested that the phrase that set off Facebook's automated filter was "Indian Savages," which most certainly is an offensive phrase.
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For Google Assistant, your triggers can be a simple phrase, or a phrase with a key word or a key number.
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That simple phrase adds so much meaning to this image, especially for LGBTQ people who have heard this phrase countless times.
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Some nights, Shivaun would sit at her computer, exhausted, Googling phrase after phrase — How do you lift a Google website penalty?
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Finding a cool phrase that ended with ON was the hard part — most of the candidates were boring prepositional-phrase entries.
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If you put the word HOME before either of the two words in each theme phrase, you get a different phrase.
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Where location-based information, location intelligence, I kind of like that phrase even though I mock most phrases, it's a good phrase.
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After the phrase "grab them by the pussy" went viral on Friday, most commentators immediately agreed that the phrase implied sexual assault.
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The phrase means "God is great" in Arabic and is an everyday phrase, but is often shouted by Islamist terrorists during attacks.
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While the study itself did not utilize the phrase "drinking gap," those reporting on the study quickly latched onto the buzzy phrase.
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D'Angelo honed in on that and used the rhythm section to back phrase as opposed to using solo instruments to back phrase.
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Ms. Michaels has put together a four-phrase theme set where the first word of each phrase is one of those words.
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It took a common phrase, such as "Kiss Me, I'm a [blank]," compiled hundreds of thousands of words from digital dictionaries, created a list of phrase variations using those words, and then generated images of T-shirts with each phrase.
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The video points out that if you type the phrase "Donald Trump rac," Google will suggest the word "racist" to complete the phrase.
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An English-speaking soldier would hit a button, say a phrase in English, and then the device speaker repeats the phrase in Arabic.
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The other person says a phrase out loud, and the one listening to music tries to read their lips and repeat the phrase.
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And Megan leaned into the phrase, releasing a song with that title in August, and successfully applying for trademark protection for the phrase.
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I created a phrase for each basic melody, then the dancers improvise when the musicians do, always referring to the original set phrase.
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My seed phrase will generate that exact sequence of characters every time, but there's no known way to reverse-engineer the original phrase from the key, which is why it is so important to keep the seed phrase in a safe location.
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You might have heard the phrase "once in a blue moon" to describe something that occurs rarely — well, here's where that phrase comes from!
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In June, she also tweeted the phrase "wwg1wga," which NPR translated as "where we go one, we go all," a common phrase among supporters.
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It is what's known as a compound phrase, and, as a compound phrase, it joins with other words and phrases to enrich my speech.
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For those of us who have been in those helicopters treating critical patients, the phrase "time is tissue" is a phrase to live by.
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Measured by Google Ngram, the phrase "racial integration" was used most frequently then; people have been using the phrase less and less ever since.
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When you use GIPHY in Slack, you'll type in a command and a phrase, and be given a random GIF that matches that phrase.
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He told Reuters his group will study Duterte's directive "word for word, phrase by phrase," and "if illegal, we will question it" before the court.
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If everyone holds up side A, the collective signs say one phrase, and if they all hold up side B, it says a different phrase.
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When discussing his tax plan, Trump uses the phrase, 'prime the pump' then proceeds to ask the interviewer whether they had heard the phrase before.
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"A new phrase has entered the language to describe the accommodation of a new and undesirable order, that phrase being 'the new normal,'" Flake said.
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Fox Media LLC filed a trademark application for the phrase "OK, boomer," last week, paving the way for the phrase to reach a television audience.
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Translation programs, for example, are primarily interested in a problem of correspondence — which French phrase, say, is the best parallel of a given English phrase?
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In two biographies of Ernest Hemingway, his use of this phrase is indeed mentioned, although it is not clear whether Hemingway himself coined the phrase.
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I did think that a "quarter" phrase would be more apt, but I could not really find an appropriate phrase that met the full theme.
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The Android-powered $120 wallet relies on a user-generated secret phrase and a "salt" value — like a phone number — to cryptographically scramble the secret phrase.
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In many cases, individual words are then combined into a phrase, and that combined phrase is then compared to yet another database to find more matches.
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Several applications to trademark the phrase have been filed in the last month as a huge amount of merchandise for the phrase has popped up online.
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Webb wrote about the origins of the phrase "cotton picker," and defended it as a long-used phrase in the South that had no racist connotation.
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She'd once used that phrase when she'd been talking to Father James about her job, and he'd said that the phrase accurately described humans as well.
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It also offers a feature called Learn With Locals, which pairs words with videos of native speakers saying the phrase out loud and demonstrating the phrase.
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One scene features Richard Nixon campaigning for president in 1968 repeating the phrase "law and order" -- a phrase also invoked by Donald Trump throughout his current campaign.
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"Political correctness has somehow become a dirty phrase, when it's actually quite a beautiful phrase that just means not being a dick to people," Wallace tells me.
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In his review for The Times, Stephen Holden wrote, "Phrase by phrase, image by image, it is an astonishingly rich, detailed and grimly moving piece of work."
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And maybe that was why we used that phrase, "God-given"—a phrase whose meaning we did not quite know, but that meant, we understood, beyond us.
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Unlike copyright law, this is totally acceptable — traders rights don't require the phrase in question to be entirely unique or for the applicant to have coined the phrase.
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Asked if the phrase "strong moral values" describes Clinton, 57 percent said no, one point less than the 58 percent who said the phrase does not describe Trump.
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The approach is called "phrase-based statistical machine translation," because by the time the system gets to the next phrase, it doesn't know what the last one was.
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The series of ads created by Wieden+Kennedy turned a garbled, non-sensical phrase into a recognizable phrase that went viral, and the brand continues to milk it.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — When you encounter a random phrase in the wild, do you ever stop to think about whether that phrase could be interpreted to have other meanings?
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Merwin's verse often gives the impression of language scavenged from the elements, its power reckoned only as its meanings assemble, phrase by phrase, against the white of the page.
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The first word in each phrase is stated in French (Sorry, Matt) to obfuscate them, and the revealer at 60A explains why: Each theme phrase has a FRENCH OPEN.
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For example, 17A's SURE WHY NOT (a great phrase) is the first theme entry, and if you put the word FIRE after SURE, you get the phrase SURE FIRE.
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" - Rachel, 238 "Everything about the phrase 'clean eating.
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The length of the phrase does not matter. . . .
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" "That's the best way you could phrase it?
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That phrase — check your privilege — exasperates Ms. Willis.
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It wasn&apost easy for him to be on a computer or keyboard and noodle with a thought and that had a phrase here and take a phrase out here.
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TAUSIG: The key to humor in a punny crossword entry is the distance between the original sense of the phrase and the meaning of the phrase as you clue it.
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As much as Sony would love to own the phrase for its own marketing purposes, the phrase is very widely used to describe online videos of people playing video games.
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I can't put my finger on it, but I feel that if you translate a phrase into English from Spanish, it's different from what the phrase would be in Spanish.
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That would be misguided, though: Apple is adamant that, although the speaker is always listening for a wake-up phrase, no audio is actually recorded until it hears the phrase.
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Then a row of four women behind them take up the same phrase — but now the first two women repeat the phrase in the opposite direction, from left to right.
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The phrase "America First" has been a feature of Trump's rhetorical shtick since he began campaigning for the White House, but the phrase itself has a long and troubling backstory.
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" Fun Fact ... Fat Joe and Lil Wayne made "Make It Rain" together thus popularizing the phrase (even though Jeezy may have invented it), and Wayne singlehandedly invented the phrase "Bling Bling.
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If you put in la petite phrase de Vinteuil (Vinteuil being the name of a character who happens to be a composer), it gives 'Vinteuil's little phrase', echoing published Proust translations.
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They didn't ask him about the "Muslim rats" phrase used in the voicemail they now knew he'd left and the same phrase being used in the threat call the following day.
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Clinton shy from even uttering the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" — a phrase the general makes a point of using, often — never mind tackling the very real threat he believes it poses.
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The dancers (Stella Abrera and Marcelo Gomes; Sarah Lane and Alban Lendorf are the first cast) are engaging, yet phrase by phrase this seems one of his most expressively incoherent creations.
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The phrase is reminiscent of Bush giving a 22019 speech declaring the end of major U.S. combat missions in Iraq, with a banner featuring the phrase "Mission Accomplished" displayed behind him.
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In fact, it was The New York Times and other eastern outlets - the phrase "Eastern Establishment" had become perfunctory - that had set their sights (to coin a phrase) on Palin. Why?
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Shortly before the anthem, Jenkins appeared on the field in a shirt with the phrase, "You Aren't Listening," a phrase that first appeared in handmade posters Jenkins showed reporters in June.
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" Scheier says she's also okay with the phrase "disabled.
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" But it did include the phrase "on many sides.
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" The operative phrase is "when truth has fair play.
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David Brooks The phrase almost completes itself: Midlife … crisis.
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" Later, on Twitter, he repeated the phrase: "I disavow.
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" Another displays the phrase "Hey Atlanta, Thanks For Hosting.
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" Today's phrase seems to be "app of the day.
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" Ulysses said that phrase customarily "authorized killing if needed.
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" Yes, Buttigieg got a laugh with the phrase "cheating
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If you're familiar with the phrase "grass widower" — congratulations.
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" Kia: Our phrase was: "This is a disrespectful song.
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" The phrase we heard most was "the whole person.
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But you're right — that's a wonderful turn of phrase.
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I presume that my puzzle developed as had many other such puzzles — a random thought "spoonerized" a phrase, and the phrase was intriguing enough to encourage a search for other related phrases.
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"Richard Spencer coined the phrase 'alternative right' — a phrase that is so innocuous and so normal-sounding that it gives the idea that it is simply one alternative to conservatism," Lenz says.
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We have a "change-a-sound" theme today: We're going from an "h" sound in the base phrase to a "ch" sound, and the resulting phrase is clued in a punny way.
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In addition, "'password' is a bit of a misnomer - what you should actually be using is a 'pass phrase' and make that pass phrase as long and difficult as possible," Todt said.
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"It's some combination of a lot of people not knowing the phrase 'big league,' then also the fact that it's an unusual place to use that phrase in a sentence," she said.
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Yep, The King's quest to trademark the phrase "Taco Tuesday" was REJECTED by the USPTO on Wednesday ... with the org saying the phrase is just too damn common for LBJ to own.
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That seemed overwhelming for a number of different reasons, but in the process, one of us noticed a phrase where the silent letters were the same in each word of a phrase.
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Each of the theme entries is a two-word phrase; I found myself filling in the second word on the crosses, and at some point it dawned on me that the first word of the phrase inevitably contained the circle, and the second part of the phrase was always a word that implied division, separation, some kind of split.
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The recently announced title fits nicely into the franchise's storied tradition of randomly deleting words and adding numbers to the phrase "The Fast and the Furious" in order to make a new phrase.
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The soon-to-be iconic phrase, "these violent delights have violent ends," appears to be the trigger, much like "a deep and dreamless slumber" is the phrase that puts the hosts to sleep.
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Just this morning, the account tweeted, "The phrase 'priming the pump' dates to the early 19th century," after Trump claimed to have thought of the phrase himself during an interview with the Economist.
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The phrase, which derives from a Talmudic blessing, means "Blessed is the True Judge"—which can seem a strange, emotionless, and even mindless phrase to utter until you understand the practicality behind it.
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Couched under the odd phrase "denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" (there are no nukes in the South), Washington and Seoul have engaged in this charade since 2005, when the phrase came into being.
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The phrase is closely linked to another often-used phrase at Microsoft, "digital transformation," which basically means traditional businesses transitioning to new technologies such as the cloud to stay ahead of the curve.
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Tony plans to become an actor, and we observe him in drama class, roaring through repetition practice with his teacher—hurling back phrase after phrase as if he were volleying at the net.
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The phrase "tax reform" was uttered once, by Mr. Cruz.
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CYNICS may regard the phrase "political morality" as an oxymoron.
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"Net neutrality is not the best phrase," he says today.
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She summed up the whole story in one simple phrase.
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Elie Wiesel, an author and Holocaust survivor, popularized the phrase.
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Sometimes I even impress myself with the turn of phrase.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has repeated the phrase through 2018 too.
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"That alone, to borrow his phrase, is yuge," McKinney said.
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" Or it's a tossed off Latin phrase like "a fortiori.
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Finally, what do you think of the phrase 'homespun folk'?
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He started using the phrase as far back as 2011.
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" You've heard the phrase: "We all have that one friend!
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Allegations -- TRUMP: That's probably the nicest phrase I've ever used.
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"Consecutive decline" is never a phrase investors want to hear.
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He coined the phrase special relationship and offer this advice.
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Just mention the phrase "Made From Scratch," while supplies last.
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The phrase "climate change" hasn't been entirely eliminated from EPA.
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AI is the new cool trendy phrase of our times.
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Screenwriter William Goldman essentially coined the phrase for the movie.
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The phrase "putting lipstick on a pig" comes to mind.
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The phrase "bold brows" must have originated in the '80s.
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It was [uttering a vulgar phrase to a mall cop].
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" One was also inscribed with the phrase, "I am art.
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There is a phrase when you solve all the clues.
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Let's be sparing in the use of this faddish phrase.
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The phrase "to lie like a bulletin" entered common speech.
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He starts babbling and repeating one phrase over and over.
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" The French phrase translates to "the walls have become smaller.
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Dolores interrupts the speech here, correcting the turn of phrase.
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That vague phrase, however, leaves more leeway for leaders' decisions.
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Single click on any hyperlinked phrase to follow the link.
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A trademark on the phrase 'Women's March' does exactly that.
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The phrase "taking up space" has become somewhat ubiquitous lately.
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"I'm coining a new phrase, Netflix and thrill," she said.
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Text JoJo the phrase "group chat" to send your thoughts.
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The "Hi Bixby" wake phrase is pretty hit or miss.
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" The phrase is, "A few bad apples spoil the barrel.
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"On the land" is a phrase laden with meaning here.
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We have a phrase in rehearsal, that you've been Sorkinized.
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He doesn't always phrase things the exact way I would.
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It's almost more than this beloved affirmational phrase can handle!
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But it wasn't the first time Trump used the phrase.
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He would have appended "for white people" to that phrase.
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Neither grew up in the conventional sense of the phrase.
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Palin is also a big fan of the participial phrase.
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Palin, the participial phrase seems to function as an adjective.
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" The Latin phrase translates to "Remember that you will die.
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Instead of the seed phrase, it uses the face scan.
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If you've never heard the phrase "golden generation" before: Belgium.
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The posts also include the phrase "LOP": loyalty over pride.
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"Missionary position" is a bit of an unfortunate phrase, no?
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"That's probably the nicest phrase I've ever used," he said.
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Her favourite phrase is "you'll sleep your whole life away".
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" With the chorus repeating the phrase, "In the desert, woo!
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For all Caps, "achievable goals" is this year's key phrase.
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" She also criticised the use of the phrase "stop Brexit.
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I mean, this is very interesting to coin a phrase.
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" Omar was criticized for the phrase "some people did something.
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Sometime around 2015, the phrase "micro tattoos" hit the zeitgeist.
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The phrase 'master abator' was bandied about quite a bit.
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What's that particularly sophomoric phrase we learned in junior high?
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But "in the right hands" is the operative phrase here.
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It defines the Lil Wayne worldview in one short phrase.
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The phrase dates to the earliest days of Nazi propaganda.
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Why not phrase this obscure metric in terms of temperature?
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It's a phrase that never fails to make me cringe.
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That's a weird phrase to write, but it's actually true.
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My writing usually comes from a key phrase or thought.
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"Her favorite phrase was 'none of your business,' " he says.
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"Quid pro Quo" is an ancient phrase for a reason.
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The phrase he found after months of thought: human downgrading.
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How often have you heard that phrase in recent years?
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" He condemned Democrats for avoiding the phrase "radical Islamic terrorist.
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Just speak that phrase and you can request a playlist.
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We've been using that phrase for a very long time.
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Tracking the etymology of the phrase is a difficult enterprise.
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He added the phrase "not discreet anymore" in a hashtag.
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As goes the phrase Christian Fuchs coined: no fuchs given.
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Similarly, you could combine these elements in a ridiculous phrase.
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Key phrase: Un billet pour le concert, s'il vous plaît.
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It'll probably be, to borrow a phrase, a huge seller.
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The Osage have this lovely phrase, 'Travelers in the Mist.
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" Chapo's many foes seized on the phrase "bend the knee.
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Just check the box to enable a dictation keyword phrase.
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Ms McInerney draws memorable characters, skewering them in a phrase.
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" All of the images feature the phrase "No Trump shutdown.
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There are a few reasons why you're seeing that phrase.
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"Every billionaire is a policy failure," goes the memorable phrase.
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DeSantis denied those allegations, saying it was a common phrase.
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The phrase "luxury rentals" means different things to different people.
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The use of the phrase "alternative realities" is no accident.
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His reaction strikes one as — to use Darroch's phrase — insecure.
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The phrase to watch out for is an "overheating" economy.
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Taking "or" out of the phrase completely changes its meaning.
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So how exactly should you phrase this kind of breakup?
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The phrase has even been used to doubt the Sept.
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Remember that phrase "There's a time and place for everything"?
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Space is the final frontier, to borrow someone else's phrase.
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" To explain this phenomenon, she coined the phrase "white fragility.
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Make that phrase more than a cliche this holiday season.
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The series is a progression — in essence, a musical phrase.
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Appositives act as synonyms for a juxtaposed word or phrase.
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Memory lane, Jiayu said to herself, what an odd phrase.
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The DNC struck the phrase from its platform in 2016.
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The new phrase is then clued in a punny way.
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And I would amend the way you phrase that question.
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" What did I mean by the phrase "Fauré-like atmospherics?
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NEW CANAAN "Turns of Phrase," John Clement and Matthew Heller.
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An America that is, to borrow a phrase, great again.
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"Genteel poor" was a phrase Helen used to describe it.
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JOHN MALONE: It depends on how you phrase the question.
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" The French phrase means "for want of a better alternative.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Rampant waste is a good phrase, of course.
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Others were busy criticizing every word and parsing each phrase.
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But the phrase has become common online since Epstein's death.
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Collins Dictionary made the phrase its word of the year.
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"Oh, Death Valley," she said, picking out a familiar phrase.
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But she defended her use of a pretty harmless phrase.
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"I don't recall him saying that exact phrase," she said.
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Debate around whether the phrase is appropriate began after Rep.
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"The phrase constitutional crisis has been overused, but certainly," Rep.
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But what does this potentially troubling phrase "work ethic" mean?
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More than one person has used that phrase to us.
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So. There's this Italian phrase I quite like: "traduttore, traditore".
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To coin a phrase: The revolution will not be embargoed.
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First, get the phrase "bird brain" out of your head.
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" Then, Clinton retweeted him, adding the phrase "delete your account.
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"We have this phrase in Shambhala, 'cool boredom,'" he said.
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It later became the titular phrase for Bush's volunteerism organization.
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Drake tried to trademark the phrase "God's Plan" in 2018.
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"Read more about the phrase "mother of all bombs" here "
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And yes, there are multiple interpretations attached to that phrase.
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Eckersley, now a broadcaster, owned up to coining the phrase.
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President Trump quoted the phrase during his visit this year.
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The phrase "precision medicine" suggests a high rate of success.
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You will not hear the phrase "ball and chain" here.
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When I said holy war, maybe it's an inappropriate phrase.
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The phrase developed its political connotation in the 20th century.
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Harvard legal historian Noah Feldman cautioned against overusing the phrase.
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Thinking of it, the phrase "word inflation" comes to mind.
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Neither the phrase nor the concept appears in the Constitution.
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Trump repeated this phrase, almost ritually, during his inaugural address.
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"Climate change" is now an unutterable phrase in official circles.
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Would the phrase "excluded from this narrative" be completely meaningless?
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She had a phrase for this: "the banality of evil".
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" Analysts saw that phrase and honed in on "for now.
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Pro tip: Keep the phrase "up to three" in mind.
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Getting Mattel to remove one Barbie phrase couldn't accomplish that.
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The Trump administration has opposed any mention of the phrase.
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"The phrase I've used is engage but beware," she said.
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Eighner disliked the phrase "Dumpster diving" because it sounds cute.
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So I think it's in a sense the wrong phrase.
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" His profile makes no mention of the phrase "facial recognition.
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That phrase is used to divide and used to distract.
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" There is a special problem with the phrase "literal truth.
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"I have decided," he said, repeating the phrase three times.
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These days, it seems, the phrase is often used ironically.
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For many, the phrase inspires fear rather than an appetite.
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Does the phrase "give me a break" come to mind?
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The phrase reflects and embraces the greatness of our country.
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Let's circle back to a phrase you just used, Jesse.
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The "relatively soon" phrase is the crux of the announcement.
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The phrase became a rallying cry and eventually a meme.
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" Williams continued, "But he coined a phrase that's 'Anima animus.
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Savvy philosophers distill their core insight into a short phrase.
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Mr. Strzok, Mr. Steinbach, lawyers and others debated every phrase.
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Each theme phrase hints at a different kind of RECORD.
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That phrase has become a battle cry for Hindu nationalists.
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Voters should keep an ear cocked for this dangerous phrase.
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The phrase "nuclear option," on the other hand, sounds terrifying.
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" The key phrase there, of course, is "meant to be.
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" The key phrase in Trump's quote is "in my opinion.
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" And the most overused phrase, "No personal data was compromised.
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You can decipher it by plugging the phrase in here.
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It was, in both senses of the phrase, too much.
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The "peace process" became a lazy phrase devoid of meaning.
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" Then he heard another, even more dreaded phrase: "Officer down.
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Indeed, President Obama, a Christian, has frequently uttered the phrase.
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Soon, brands were using the phrase on their social media.
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The title is a nonsense phrase, meaning tangled beyond repair.
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"I don't recall him saying that exact phrase," Nielsen said.
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Empire The phrase "midseason finale" is television's most egregious neologism.
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In his usage, the phrase is both object and action.
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He has continued to use the phrase during his administration.
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To use a phrase that President Kennedy often employed, Sen.
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Interestingly, the phrase "hue and cry" originated in British law.
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"Sullivan to Beasley" became a favored phrase among Auburn fans.
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The "relatively soon" phrase is the crux of the statement.
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Few people who use this phrase actually feel this way.
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The phrase "Fyre Festival 2.0" was thrown around a lot.
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Bribery, which uses the phrase "thing of value," seems likelier.
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The phrase "possibly aiding and abetting war crimes" is uttered.
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I'll tell you the code phrase and you will remember.
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" Phrase it as a question: "Have we thought about this?
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The phrase "travel ban" has the virtue of sounding neutral.
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He even remembers the lullaby Jackson built around the phrase.
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The phrase "Ni hao!" is being shouted out at will.
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I think we blew it, honestly; there's no better phrase.
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But he isn't the only leader enamored with the phrase.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has been using the phrase repeatedly.
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JG: Yes, I think "imagine" is the operative phrase there.
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This isn't the first time Trump has used the phrase.
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" The Latin phrase the pope used translates to "tested man.
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The meaning of the phrase started to change after WWII.
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But that common phrase is one of the most toxic.
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" Microsoft's Bing offers a more pointed phrase: "Hillary Clinton crimes.
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It was well known in Microsoft, that phrase was used.
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"There is no reason to believe that Lee - in using the phrase 'breach of fiduciary duty' during his 2013 allocution - understood that phrase to include the liability components" in the later decisions, Gardephe wrote.
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Once the blue light fades, Alexa is officially back into sleep mode and must be woken up with a phrase like "Hey, Alexa" or whatever you've set your custom wake word or phrase to.
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The Ys (or their sound) move to the end of the second word of each theme phrase and are then pluralized to make an entirely different phrase, which is clued in a punny way.
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They overlap a bit (those squares are shaded), in that the last two letters of the first word or phrase are the same as the first two letters of the second word or phrase.
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For each of our little foreign numbers, Mr. Ezersky has conjured up a phrase that includes it in English, and set that phrase on the same row as the number itself in the puzzle.
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The phrase "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors" is among the most confusing and hotly debated in our Constitution, but the history and precedent behind the phrase make the Founders' intent clear.
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Trump's insistence on using the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" was always seen by terrorism experts as a mistake, as the phrase inaccurately implies that groups like ISIS speak for the entirety of the Muslim religion.
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I've been managing teams for about six years now, and there's one phrase I've grown to hate hearing from employees: "Somebody should..." Sometimes this phrase is followed by a very specific task or product improvement.
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He played peacefully when moving through dissonance, and when he constructed a ballad phrase, his investment was lingering and extraordinary, as if the purpose were nothing less than to play the greatest ballad phrase ever.
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Most of these devices are voice or speech-enabled, meaning that they use microphones to detect a certain "wake phrase," but do not activate and begin recording (and sending information) until they hear that phrase.
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Mr. Kawaguchi eventually took vintage films of two of Ohno's most famous solos, "My Mother" and "Admiring La Argentina," which honors a great Spanish dancer, and duplicated them phrase by phrase with his own body.
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She's working with phrases from war terminology and from medieval texts — abbreviated in the case of the phrase "LICIT EXP" [derived from "explicit explanation"; the phrase appears repeatedly in pieces by Spero of this time].
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The shaded squares in each theme phrase spell out the name of an animal, and those animals come in pairs: At 18A, for example, the phrase MAN TO MAN TALK contains a pair of ANTs.
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Given their inevitable sexual attraction, the phrase took on new life.
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Now, it seems, the phrase has officially entered pop culture vernacular.
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Most municipalities phrase their firearms regulations in general terms, he said.
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The phrase "American Aggression" occurs over 100 times in the museum.
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She says the phrase "20 year reunion" at least 10 times.
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As the phrase goes, one man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter.
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GORKA: It&aposs why we have the phrase "opposition research," Sean.
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Patriots fans are very familiar with hearing that phrase, of course.
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That little phrase appears 20 times in the 18-page document.
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The phrase, Berreau tells me, comes from one of Sorrenti's journals.
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There was also another phrase apparently scrawled in blood: Helter Skelter.
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When researching a single song or musical phrase, it's a boon.
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Instead, a phrase that translates as 'self-assisted driving' is used.
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Indeed, two of his books used the phrase in their titles.
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The screen explains you can make up your own phrase instead.
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Pompeo did not use the phrase "climate change" in his remarks.
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As the old phrase goes, fashion fades but style is eternal.
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He tried to make the phrase "winter White House" a thing.
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But it's not entirely clear what he meant by that phrase.
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He is particularly offended by the latter part of the phrase.
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" For women, you might want to add the phrase, "including men?
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Why the phrase 'land of the free, home of the brave'?
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Or at least that's how I phrase it to the duo.
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Yes, the phrase "Hold the door," can make fans everywhere cry.
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Want to take the phrase "casket sharp" to the next level?
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Mr. Trump never uttered the phrase "climate change" in his pledge.
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You know the phrase "There's plenty of fish in the sea"?
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And yet, the seven seasons never really produced a catch phrase.
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Get ready for the phrase "Egyptian Messi" to be thrown around.
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The phrase "it's a constant fight" was uttered more than once.
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The phrase you always hear is, 'It just didn't work out.
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I mean, this isn't a turn of phrase that normies use.
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He repeated this phrase, almost ritualistically, during his January inaugural address.
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Jean-Raymond says the phrase spoke to both he and Rae.
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Of course, it's easy to understand the appeal of the phrase.
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"She has this phrase, 'What grows together goes together,'" he said.
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THE phrase "concrete jungle" might have been coined for São Paulo.
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"Just one drink" is a phrase made of famous last words.
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In the post Weiner used the phrase "next play" five times.
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" Duncan, who actively shunned celebrity, personified the phrase "ball is life.
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Some businesses were using the phrase prior to Milano's viral tweet.
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Father John Misty should not be saying the phrase Oculus Rift.
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The next shoe to drop — to borrow a phrase from Sen.
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In entertainment, the term diversity has become a convoluted catchall phrase.
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That's the clue that includes a "hint to the answers …" phrase.
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" The chorus of the song then repeats the phrase "Feelin' Jovani.
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Instead a phrase that translates as 'self-assisted driving' is used.
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This phrase does a lot of work in only four words.
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In fact, the phrase is actually far more political than medical.
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It's a name or phrase that long predates this baby's birth.
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But Prisma is very much in the honeymoon phrase right now.
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It doesn't matter how politely you phrase it — it's fundamentally exclusionary.
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I actually got that phrase from a writer named Hanne Blank.
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Jean-Raymond says the phrase spoke to both him and Rae.
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The very phrase "Gilded Age" conjures cartoon visions of such individuals.
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Just the phrase "cat person" evokes a certain image, doesn't it?
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The phrase 'priming the pump' dates to the early 19th century.
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Women on social media rallied around #nastywoman to reclaim the phrase.
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"It's a cliché, the phrase 'God bless America,' " Mr. Bikov said.
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In particular, you can now say a phrase to translate it.
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The phrase "shelf-stable French fries" doesn't exactly make us hungry.
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And I think the phrase has been used all year long.
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It is that phrase that may lead to trouble for Musk.
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" This is where people get the phrase, "ignorance is no defense.
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If you put in petite phrase alone, it gives 'short sentence'.
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This phrase did not carry the same message it would today.
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In his video, DelVecchio repeated Lane's "the grads are here" phrase.
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"The phrase European army is needless empty rhetoric," Menon told CNBC.
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Partly because of Lindbergh's views, the phrase has links to antisemitism.
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Before it became a catch phrase, we had the crew's back.
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We've been using that phrase because that would be one extreme.
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Mitch McConnell used the phrase in his attempts to silence Sen.
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It's not a surprise, then, that the phrase quickly went viral.
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The White House unironically made an Instagram post featuring the phrase.
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INGRAHAM: Don&apost you hate the phrase athleisure, by the way.
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It's a phrase that — misunderstood — can seem wildly insulting, even bigoted.
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Your phrase could be a similar mantra, prayer, or thought process.
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You're going to hear the phrase "point of order" a lot.
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It's a phrase that applies even more so to De Quincey.
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Being, to use his phrase, a "loser", might hurt his appeal.
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Gonzo styling is a phrase I like to joke around with.
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We've heard the proverbial "ounce of prevention" phrase variations countless times.
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For her critics, the phrase captured the evil that Clinton embodied.
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Now that you've read the phrase "I think", consider yourself triggered.
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I 100% have NEVER said, much less typed that phrase. pic.twitter.
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Biles also coined a now-famous catch phrase on the show.
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"Straight shooter" was the innocuous phrase often used to describe him.
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I realize now that Cook should never use that phrase again.
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The phrase later became a rallying cry for the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
|
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But Microsoft did not invent the concept or phrase Mixed Reality.
|
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What did Postman mean by the phrase "amusing ourselves to death"?
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Why is the phrase "black privilege" so controversial for some people?
|
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The BBC reported nearly 213,000 tweets with the phrase and counting.
|
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Other artists are also playing around with the horns and phrase.
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" She added: "This is a Southern phrase used frequently throughout Rep.
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Play the next phrase and tap the name of the speaker.
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Google the phrase and you'll get more than a billion results.
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Don't even (bleeping) put me ... closer wasn't even a coined phrase.
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When Trump uses the phrase, he is employing that third sense.
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That's my new favorite phrase to use in the Hawkeye State.
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Yes, I loathe that phrase, too, but it's a legitimate consideration.
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When I worked on that song, [that phrase] spoke to me.
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"There's this kind of deathless phrase: liquidity breeds liquidity," says Harris.
|
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We wondered whether readers would instantly understand what the phrase meant.
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Similarly, there is a LEMON hiding inside the phrase ANKLE MONITOR.
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"There is no magic to the phrase 'radical Islam,'" he said.
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The title references a phrase Bharara often uses during press conferences.
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"Is there any phrase in the Constitution about abortion?" he asked.
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Where the phrase "reasonable people can disagree" has lost all meaning?
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Paget coined the phrase "seed and soil" to describe the phenomenon.
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He didn't — he hates the phrase as much as I do.
|
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Ms. Schiff has an almost Nabokovian boldness and crispness of phrase.
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So, in the classic Russian phrase, what is to be done?
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The phrase history repeats itself is not a cliché for free.
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It was the only phrase she uttered in court that morning.
|
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Type a word or phrase using the keyboard, then tap "Save."
|
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Incredibly, the phrase "climate change" does not appear in the document.
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Don't offset a phrase that gives necessary information to the sentence.
|
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The phrase "working poor" has become too familiar in this country.
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Foreigners living in Kenya have begun adopting the phrase, as well.
|
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Have you ever heard the phrase, "Wow, you could be a ______"?
|
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LeBron James' effort to trademark the phrase "Taco Tuesday" has failed.
|
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Unquestionably, the phrase "mouthpiece," when applied to lawyers, is ad hominem.
|
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" Trump also said the phrase "black lives matter" is "very divisive.
|
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You'll often see bumper stickers around here with that phrase. 1.
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The phrase does appear as the final line of the document.
|
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"The Future is Latina" is a phrase proudly and widely embraced.
|
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It started off last July with the phrase JUMP THE GUN.
|
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The phrase "correct political perspective" was used by Trotsky in 1932.
|
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And then you make a punny phrase that is clued differently.
|
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In the past week, I've heard that phrase too many times.
|
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Schwartz did have one phrase I really loved in my book.
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I just don't think you should toss that phrase around casually.
|
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And the phrase "publish or perish" hangs over nearly every decision.
|
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It's kind of like a nonsensical phrase, but they're real words.
|
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" Trump then pointed to the phrase "the girl that got away.
|
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The phrase, the general said, was "Your monkey is with us."
|
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Which gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "wine o'clock."
|
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Let me try to think about how to phrase this question.
|
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One last phrase for Facebook to chew over: Power without responsibility.
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If I may coin a phrase: It's the white resentment, stupid.
|
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Please toss the phrase "soul mate" out from your dating vocabulary.
|
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It's a passion project in the strictest sense of the phrase.
|
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Twitter has since removed the hateful phrase from its trending sidebar.
|
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Few of us think about how we phrase our Google inquiries.
|
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He has used this phrase "willfully fell on his sword" before.
|
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Sort of like the phrase "I feel fat," which I hate.
|
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In this way, the phrase unlocks the agency Newsome's figures contain.
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A phrase comes to mind from complexity theory: 'more is different.
|
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The phrase is comfortingly nonspecific, a disavowal of everything and nothing.
|
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With apologies for recycling a well-worn phrase, winter is coming.
|
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Israel's strong hand, President Trump's signature phrase and Sweden's shocking admission.
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Make "egos" singular and the phrase defines the Oval Office now.
|
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There is something a little milquetoast and benign about that phrase.
|
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The phrase directly addresses growing anxiety about the rate of change.
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"The American dream" is an apt phrase, because dreams are illogical.
|
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"Start of something?" is a familiar phrase, but we're being misdirected.
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"Make our day," was Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer's exact phrase.
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The phrase "literally Hitler" is frequently used to describe anything bad.
|
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Last month, that phrase was uttered for perhaps the last time.
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That's why its fate is so, to coin a phrase, uncertain.
|
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" Another phrase they've used in the past is "totalitarianism for Christ.
|
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Presumably, he meant "bleeding-heart idealist," but the phrase seemed apt.
|
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Noisey: What does the phrase 'Wear Your Wounds' mean to you?
|
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This phrase originated in 2009, when a Spears fan site, BreatheHeavy.
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Her deployment of the phrase "prima nocta" is a high point.
|
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The Russian phrase for such characters is polezni durak — useful idiot.
|
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We even have a phrase for this phenomenon: Monday-morning quarterbacking.
|
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That phrase is said at least three times until I leave.
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The phrase "comprehensive immigration reform" is detested by anti-immigration activists.
|
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So why won't Schiff — a former prosecutor — stop using the phrase?
|
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He asked the violinists to inject more suspense into one phrase.
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But the phrase "fundamentally incompatible" was already burned into my brain.
|
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Hasselman's use of the phrase "arbitrary and capricious" was very deliberate.
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" Nevertheless, the phrase in this puzzle is "Je vous en PRIE.
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A phrase misspoken, a hand misplaced, and all hell breaks loose.
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She's not merely reclaiming the phrase but gesturing at something greater.
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This question is out there, in both senses of that phrase.
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"Rooted in Oakland" is a phrase Kaval repeats with great constancy.
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You can think of it as an "ideological superstructure" (Heisenberg's phrase).
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People gripe about this every time a phrase gets WOTY recognition.
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The phrase "illegal immigrant" has been struck from the Democratic lexicon.
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Personally, I wouldn't have the phrase "beat people" close to COPS.
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More Englishmen's homes are now their castles, to torture the phrase.
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Or avoid … It's an interesting way to phrase the question, right?
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CL: The show's title comes from a phrase by Lucy Lippard?
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One of the biggest changes comes down to a single phrase.
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" She continued: "I know my son looked up this phrase, too.
|
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And the phrase "young at heart" is such a lovely sentiment.
|
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The phrase is commonly found in additional studies on the topic.
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By November 2016, Anthony didn't even want to hear the phrase.
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Depending on your mood, that phrase is either enlightening or exasperating.
|
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Cicero called habit "second nature," a phrase that we still use.
|
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Thus the phrase "Meet me in Temecula!" entered the cultural lexicon.
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And we need to strike the phrase from our vocabulary altogether.
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"Best would have been if he used that phrase," said Thin.
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Key phrase: Pouvez-vous me prendre en photo s'il vous plaît?
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We're writing this phrase for the first time: President Donald Trump.
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Maxine Waters, who immortalized the phrase last year: Reclaiming our time!
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Unfortunately, the meme died once Jenner tried to trademark the phrase.
|
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"I wish they'd never come up with that phrase," he said.
|
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Pardon the phrase, but it's all about making Russia great again.
|
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One ad even hurls the phrase "Harrisburg politician" as an epithet.
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The phrase echoed for me: If there is no other way.
|
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And who doesn't want to own the phrase, "comedic abortion story"?
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" Helloiamtheradiator "The sound of an English phrase is just a coincidence.
|
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Refusal could lead to "ecclesiastical penalties," a phrase conjuring eternal discomfort.
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"It's not a phrase that is familiar to everyone," she said.
|
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The phrase "enemy of the people" has a particularly brutal history.
|
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As if programmed, he uttered the cursed phrase one final time.
|
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The phrase was often used as a political cudgel against opponents.
|
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"Climate change" isn't the only phrase the Trump administration has censored.
|
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The tune repeats the phrase "Voglio morire" ("I want to die").
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Sometimes it isn't a phrase that ensnares her but a tableau.
|
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Irvin S. Taubkin, The Times's promotion manager, coined the memorable phrase.
|
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The replacement letters, in order, will spell out an appropriate phrase.
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"You really like merlot" is a phrase that turns up twice.
|
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Two cups have the phrase "Merry Coffee" repeated across the surface.
|
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"Drain the swamp" was the phrase Trump used over and over.
|
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No one knows the exact origin of the phrase in football.
|
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CNN: What does the phrase "late-term abortion" mean to you?
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" It even contains the awkward (but cute!) phrase, "mistletoe-y kiss.
|
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Think less romance and more Stefan's Ripper phrase, but times ten.
|
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However, there is no record of Antoinette actually saying the phrase.
|
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"Todd has coined a phrase here: idiosyncratic business," said Stannard-Stockton.
|
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The phrase "overnight success" sounds idyllic, but it's far from accurate.
|
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The phrase sums up how the city's residents regard public services.
|
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What exactly does the phrase "the future of work" even mean?
|
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Or what phrase would you use to describe talks right now?
|
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How many times had I uttered the phrase "multiple independent sources"?
|
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No matter what American carnage, to borrow a Trump inaugural phrase.
|
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"It's like a word or a short phrase," Professor Brauneis said.
|
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That phrase "trans-Atlantic relationship" might sound like a diplomatic banality.
|
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"My mother did not like the phrase Cosmic Unity," he wrote.
|
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Spicer soon adopted the phrase as "a personal mantra" Wolff says.
|
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We are, in a much-used phrase, living beyond our means.
|
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I mean, have you heard the phrase "adding insult to injury"?
|
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HOT P.I. (for the phrase ("hot pink") felt arbitrary to me.
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In the lingo of cryptography, they're known as my seed phrase.
|
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That's because Kateman and his friend Tyler Alterman coined the phrase.
|
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Sperling can make a movement phrase, then layer it in variations.
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You build up the same melody and talk the same phrase.
|
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To borrow a phrase to criticize your predecessors and political opponents.
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Or to engage in international diplomacy, if that's the right phrase.
|
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But it's that phrase "relatively strong finish" that's the problem here.
|
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The same phrase, in Greek, is used in the Byzantine rite.
|
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Kearns cites a favorite phrase of his wife, a grief counselor.
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Doesn't a phrase like "sensitive spaces" leave much open to interpretation?
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The phrase "she persisted" almost immediately became a feminist rallying cry.
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The problem with "Sacred Guitar and Violin Music of the Modern Aztecs" isn't that it's repetitive, it's that it never builds on top of that repetition: a repeating phrase with variations in it is an ostinato; a perpetually repeating phrase in the background of a song is a chaconne; a song that is just a repeating phrase is a boring song.
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While the ADL reported it has seen the phrase "it's okay to be white" since 2005, the phrase has become popular online among white supremacists eager to sell racism as a legitimate form of identity politics.
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We're careful not to use the phrase "stag and doe," as it obligates them to request certain permits, so instead we use the phrase "engagement party," which tends to get us a lot further into conversations.
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Have fun with it Chuck the odd phrase in a text message, write a poem or a song in your new lingo, or surprise your next server when you're abroad with a phrase they weren't expecting.
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There wasn't any trepidation from the singers about overdubs, but there was certainly weariness by the time we got to the end of several days of re-recording it all, phrase by phrase, at my place.
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In further comments, Mr. Yildirim condemned President Trump's decision to use the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" in his speeches and other public remarks, calling the phrase "divisive" language that alienates the vast majority of peaceful Muslims.
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Most dramatically, there is a single word or phrase repeated throughout and in this case it's "after prison," a phrase that mingles with all the things that come after being released, including sadness, suspicion and love.
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The phrase, "hit the gym, lawyer up, delete Facebook," has become a popular phrase which some people use to mock the perceived advice often given in relationship subreddits, however, update posts frequently thank users for their feedback.
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Asked about Senator Ted Cruz deploying the phrase "deal maker" against him — a phrase used by Bob Dole, the former Republican presidential nominee, in an interview this week with The New York Times — Mr. Trump sounded thrilled.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — A sound-addition crossword theme is one where the constructor takes a familiar word or phrase and adds a particular sound to part of the word or phrase in order to make a different entry.
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Worshipers at a mosque in Quebec reportedly heard the phrase "Allahu Akhbar," the very phrase they recite in morning prayers, uttered by their white supremacist attacker just before he opened fire and killed six Muslims this January.
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One way of generating a private key for a Bitcoin wallet involves running an easy-to-remember phrase through SHA256, a cryptographic hashing algorithm that converts that phrase into a string of seemingly random numbers and letters.
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I think it's a colorful phrase to use as a snarky comment to a "hot take," and its usage on social media has made it a relevant enough phrase for use in a crossword, in my opinion.
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The trick here is to take a familiar phrase with either an R or L sound and, based on the punny clue, swap out that R or L for a W sound, making an entirely new phrase.
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The phrase was coined by the Japanese roboticist Masahiro Mori in 1970.
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But that's not quite how the phrase came about in real life.
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It took six years for the phrase to enter the mainstream lexicon.
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This whole business about "vote your conscience" — that's a wonderful-sounding phrase.
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What jumps to mind when you hear the phrase "Quentin Tarantino movie"?
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For lack of a less-millennial phrase, these women truly are #goals.
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A phrase lit in a mouth was spoken, went looking for another.
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In the pet adoption world the phrase, "Who rescued who?" is popular.
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Could that phrase fit into the perfect chorus for a new song?
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You know that phrase, "I wish I could give you the world"?
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A simple phrase in the collage describes how her family remembers her.
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You don't have to use the suggested phrase the developer has written.
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"Color it with flavor" is a phrase that does not make sense.
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Google guy says he wouldn't phrase it that way, but basically yes.
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Mercado closes every video cast with his famous phrase "mucho, mucho amor."
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He summed it all up with one painfully accurate phrase: Hoo-boy.
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Following the nomination, the phrase "BTS paved the way" trended on Twitter.
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In its initial context, the phrase signaled knowledge of a vast conspiracy.
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" In fine print, there was the cryptic phrase "DDoS protection by Cloudflare.
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But unlike Trump and Barr, Mueller never used the "no collusion" phrase.
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It's not a phrase gun rights supporters typically use to describe themselves.
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The other phrase that I hate is Charlie Brown and Lucy's football.
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And in its new, antagonistic usage, the phrase has gained new resonance.
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When you use the phrase "white power movement," what do you mean?
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Cher just took the phrase "Cher Hair" to a whole new level.
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"Spes altera vitæ" — hope of another life — a phrase full of longing.
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The phrase has since been adopted by conservatives who use Vice's definition.
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The phrase "senseless tragedy" certainly applies but is, of course, pathetically inadequate.
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"Limbic capitalism" is a strange phrase at the center of your book.
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"Success city" should be the new phrase mentioned when talking about Graham.
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"There's no, to use a Sarah Palin phrase, 'gotcha' comedy," she said.
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I've never used that phrase in any other context in my life.
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He previously had the phrase "Son of God" written across his stomach.
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"Game over" is a phrase typically used in reference to video games.
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The phrase "porcelain throne" is typically used ironically to describe a toilet.
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But that modish phrase does not quite capture what is going on.
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What does the phrase "the power of a paycheck" mean to you?
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Flea can turn a phrase and knows when to turn one sideways.
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Why else would the phrase "bad hair day" be so universally understood?
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And it's not just a few dead-enders, to borrow a phrase.
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The phrase "sexual and reproductive health" was cut from the final resolution.
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"The cast of Jersey Shore confirmed to me that the phrase "D.
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" Shaping a Phrase "You don't say 'fa-THER,' you say 'FA-ther.
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Mrs Merkel this week backed the French idea, using the same phrase.
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There have been attempts to co-opt the phrase or cash in.
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The headline was the whole story, in both senses of the phrase.
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In fact, there's even a phrase for it in Portuguese: bate cabelo.
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"Pray for me," read the post, with the phrase in nine languages.
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One featured an oven with the phrase Jewish stroller plastered on top.
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That phrase was always delivered with loud screams and flailing hand gestures.
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To those not in the know, "track five" is a meaningless phrase.
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Legal challenges to the phrase on the currency have been in vain.
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The phrase resonates with people who feel they have somehow lost control.
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There's something about that phrase, though, "bored with life," that is startling.
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Soon after the announcement, the phrase "U turn" began trending on Twitter.
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The phrase "cross to bear" came up in an interview last year.
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According to Oxford Dictionaries, one simple phrase sums up 2016: "post-truth".
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The phrase "sunken place" has since become a popular catchphrase for marginalization.
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She posted this video of Edwards saying the famous phrase on Twitter.
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In her speech on Friday, she expanded the meaning of the phrase.
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" But what exactly is there to "reclaim" about the phrase "me too?
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Barclays is hanging its hat on the phrase "at least," he said.
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I found myself uttering the phrase "it could be worse" a lot.
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It is a memorable phrase, but what does that notion actually entail?
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He has used the phrase "beautiful, clean coal" previously during his rallies.
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So if you ask Siri that phrase, you'll get your flight details.
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When the word or phrase appears once, it "shines" — one sees it.
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Once, Steve inserted the phrase "inside dope" into one of my articles.
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To some in China, the phrase "Chinese pig" looked insulting, even racist.
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Schmid's appeal hinges on a particular phrase used by the Preservation Commission.
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" 'You're fired,' a phrase he's (Trump) made famous, 'You're fired,' " Biden said.
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Repetition of a memorable phrase was a sign of respect, not duplicity.
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" The message included the Arabic phrase, "Allahu Akbar," meaning "God is great.
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Warning: The phrase "Internet of Animals" will be used in this post.
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The phrase "man's bets friend" needs to expand to be more inclusionary.
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Never has the phrase "don't try this at home" been more apt.
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I'd probably even utter a little phrase I saw on Twitter: #nomames.
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" Someone says, "Oh, this might be an interesting phrase; let's do it.
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The phrase has become short-hand for "the future" in Silicon Valley.
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And when Democrats repeat the phrase, they play right into Republicans' hands.
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The phrase "tail risk" refers to an unlikely but potentially disruptive event.
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"One in two posts contain the phrase 'fuck' or 'fucked,'" Exton notes.
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Let's hope "Hello from the hackers" doesn't turn into a household phrase.
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In Professor (Samuel) Bray's memorable phrase, they 'shop 'til the statute drops.
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In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, peace can hinge on turns of phrase.
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He's selling T-shirts with his catch phrase emblazoned across the chest.
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Defending the phrase is the last test of the classical Euro-federalist.
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It's apparently not a terribly common phrase but it is a band!
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"That phrase raises a lot of questions in my mind," Republican Sen.
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The earnestness is undercut by the turns of phrase in the song.
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Usage of the phrase "Polish Death Camps" has skyrocketed on the Internet.
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It's called "Dare to be Average," and that's just a perfect phrase.
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Personal health, as the phrase suggests, means different things to different people.
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The phrase "all killer, no filler" was coined for records like this.
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It's always listening for its activation phrase via a four-microphone array.
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The "Summer of Hell," a phrase first used by New York Gov.
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Does the phrase "relationship goals" make you want to barf a little?
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He is, to coin a phrase, built like a brick shit house.
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But such humble origins do not an iconic teen slang phrase make.
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This isn't the first time a random phrase has triggered those systems.
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There's a reason the phrase "happy as a pig in mud" exists.
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I think most people tend to credit CREEM with coining that phrase.
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This election gives new meaning to the phrase, lesser of two evils.
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They've hired a translator to phrase the questions in Russian, Spanish, Chinese.
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Which means it was, potentially, the "sheriffs" phrase that prompted Alexa's action.
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It's a phrase he's used a handful of times during my visit.
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The video ends with the phrase "explore monogamy" scrawled on the screen.
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That phrase is used to divide and it is used to distract.
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Well now the phrase has surpassed itself, no longer requiring mere words.
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Since the initial utterance, the phrase has been a social media staple.
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Play the first phrase and then tap the name of the speaker.
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Prepositions, in contrast, take a simpler object, a noun or noun phrase.
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"I wish I was on that plane," says Grossman, repeating the phrase.
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FETE, the phonetic spelling of "feat," and the phrase is "night feat,"
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That seemingly innocuous phrase has been getting a ton of attention recently.
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It's the kind of tragicomic, authoritative-sounding phrase journalists and pundits love.
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Jim Frohna: Jill is always coming up with amazing turns-of-phrase.
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The phrase first made its appearance in the English vernacular in 1845.
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It's usually just words or a phrase that's been in my dream.
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Instead, considering using something like Diceware to generate a five-word phrase.
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"Do you know the Thai phrase suay prahan?" asked her niece Chayika.
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The curious history of this phrase dates back even further and farther.
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They represent the Old Bronx, in the best sense of that phrase.
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In another, the phrase "QS 5:113" is printed on Colossus' shirt.
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The Times Style section calls the phrase a declaration of intergenerational war.
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When you hear the phrase "air traffic photos," what comes to mind?
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The phrase "I stand with immigrants" is resonating now louder than ever.
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My mom may have used the phrase 'hallelujah' a few dozen times.
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Last week a derivative phrase-turned-hashtag took off on Twitter: #AirbnbWhileBlack.
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Such a phrase to be left in the airing copy is inexcusable.
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Well – it didn't take long for the phrase "overtourism" to get overused.
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The driver, Elwood Edwards, recorded the phrase for AOL back in 1989.
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" I confess I wasn't wild about this phrase, "Someone else sent me.
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The phrase also occurs within the first 10 words of the FAQ.
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He said someone had incorrectly said he no longer uses the phrase.
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The phrase was clunky, and China finally dropped it with little fanfare.
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The rest of us, to borrow a phrase from Trump, are losers.
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This phrase appears repeatedly in my notes: What are they talking about???
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Activists have said the phrase minimizes hardships faced specifically by African Americans.
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After all, Christmas is far more than a phrase or a greeting.
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The phrase substitutes rhetoric for actual discourse and urges placation over protest.
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Some very intelligent scholars think the phrase is a metaphor for Rome.
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It was a mass-deportation speech, even if he avoided that phrase.
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I heard the phrase "imposter syndrome" mentioned more than a few times.
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"Lügenpresse" is a German phrase that translates as "lying press" in English.
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Isn't the catch phrase today just the opposite, that is, "endless wars"?
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NEW CANAAN "Turns of Phrase," work by John Clement and Matthew Heller.
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Because it really is an actual Swahili phrase popular in East Africa.
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" Douglas did not coin the phrase "the right to be let alone.
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" The promo includes the phrase "this is extremely dangerous to our democracy.
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EVERYONE WAS TALKING ABOUT A GLOBAL SYNCHRONOUS ECONOMIC EXPANSION, A WONDERFUL PHRASE.
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And we were, to borrow a sporting phrase, off to the races.
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Given recent events in Europe, the phrase struck an unwittingly callous tone.
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On a map, the phrase "You Are Here" can orient the lost.
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The Cantonese phrase literally translates to "add oil," and means keep going.
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We've encountered the phrase "fake news" quite often over the last year.
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The president and his defenders have uttered the phrase hundreds of times.
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How many times have you heard the popular phrase, "Just be yourself"?
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Mr. Trump's usage of the phrase, it said, "is not often encountered."
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The phrase has also appeared in memes and at anti-Trump protests.
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I still do, but now I am tempted to add a phrase.
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"Trying to get comfortable" was the phrase that two of them used.
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As Chain's case suggests, the phrase is dangerous to individual journalists, too.
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This is the scenario that the phrase 'no brainer' was invented for.
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I wanted a phrase that would inform my life and my art.
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KS: It was a phrase used against someone ... It's a long story.
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" Pastides then asked the crowd to repeat the phrase "What's my name?
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His use of the phrase "dizzy with success" may help explain why.
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Know the old phrase "There's a time and a place for everything"?
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There's a reason for the colloquial phrase "shining a light on" abuses.
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Fiorina even managed to praise the senator using a favored Trump phrase.
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" This is the forerunner of the N.B.A. phrase for "pick-and-pop.
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And that's where the phrase "pull out all the stops" comes from.
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You betcha – THAT'S WHAT'S UP. I can't stop saying that phrase now.
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But the order includes the phrase "for inappropriate purposes," a possible loophole.
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Well, either he's never heard the phrase the medium is the message.
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To invoke an overused phrase, the shame, stigma, and silence were deafening.
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But at the same time the phrase "real humans" is an oxymoron.
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Is there a phrase containing more layers of emotion than "the park"?
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The phrase "Don't be like Nikola Kalinic" went viral on social media.
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Now that's a sexy phrase—a memorable one that sticks with people.
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Rather, it's been a persistently reoccurring phrase and joke across the platform.
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You can also activate the Assistant by its hotword phrase, "OK Google."
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I like alternative metal way more as a phrase than nu metal.
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