Credit card debt and student loans also played a part.
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Digital savviness has played a part in Mr O'Rourke's rise.
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But economic and demographic trends have also played a part.
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As is custom in the contest, geopolitics played a part.
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France also unwittingly played a part in disseminating the ideology.
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" RACE "Do you think race played a part in this?
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If you were there, you played a part in it.
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Cosby's public persona also played a part in that ruling.
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Mismanagement has played a part in the Kenyan industry's decline.
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"Subconsciously, I think it always played a part," he says.
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I felt like, maybe I played a part in that.
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Anecdotally, women have played a part in China's market manias.
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But the country's increasing urbanisation has also played a part.
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The domestic violence accusation against him likely played a part.
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Fear of negative press also may have played a part.
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It played a part in the hiatus that we had.
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In both countries, good and bad luck played a part.
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He played a part in the military rule over us.
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Finances may have played a part in getting a resolution.
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Those mistakes played a part in leading to this disaster.
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He suspects his activism played a part in the complaints.
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Stable asset quality also played a part, VTB also said.
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That element of psychological warfare almost surely played a part.
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Lee Busby That's certainly played a part — but even before that.
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But Miller thinks Comey's view of himself also played a part.
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But he says racism also played a part in Trump's victory.
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Smoking may have played a part in the injury, Myers said.
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Her being very blonde and traditionally attractive also played a part.
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She really played a part in my upbringing in this music.
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A combination of diplomatic carrots and sticks probably played a part.
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We're stoked that Thinx has played a part in changing that.
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The admiration of popular culture has played a part in that.
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Fatigue with the centre-right Civic Platform (PO) played a part.
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Better policing of the high seas has also played a part.
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Gulf governments' penchant for secrecy may also have played a part.
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He had quietly played a part in their story: When Mrs.
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Trump's past and current tweets played a part in the proceedings.
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The "Great Recession" played a part in the downfall of malls.
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It seems reasonable to think that all three played a part.
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He said he doesn't know whether his journey played a part.
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Regulations certainly played a part in coal's downturn, Mr. Stinson said.
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His father also battled depression, which played a part in his death.
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They, too, played a part in the conditions Johnson's death and life.
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Reckless investors, greedy lenders and lax regulation have all played a part.
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The LME itself, however, has played a part in its own misfortune.
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Ana's response to Couch's extensive questioning played a part in the decision.
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Forging good community relations has also played a part in McDonald's turnaround.
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I know it played a part in me halting my own playthrough.
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Again, their talent was key, but luck played a part as well.
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Greater caution from the U.S. towards Chinese investments, also played a part.
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Mr. Trejo's celebrity certainly played a part, but so did the menu.
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Aspects of teen life like bullying and social media also played a part.
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The selection of Democratic candidates, in which activists played a part, shows this.
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Mr Shestun played a part in that transformation; he was also its casualty.
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But it's still unclear if those incidents played a part in his dismissal.
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Fire, loss of habitat and foxes, another alien predator, have played a part.
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And his role in the movie played a part in his coming out.
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Gas turbines, nuclear power, solar energy and other renewables all played a part.
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Health concerns about excessive intake of red meat have also played a part.
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But I keep thinking about the kiss that might have played a part.
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Both, she felt, had played a part in the development of her condition.
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It played a part in bringing down former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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Although they are now sure that drones played a part in the disruption.
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Automation, supply-chain efficiencies, better forecasting, and standardization have all played a part.
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"Immigration has most likely played a part in the crime rates," he said.
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"Macro has played a part here because of low global interest rates," Gurley said.
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Harris played a part in deciding the order in which the 13 were freed.
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Lammy also believes the children's ethnicity played a part in Deya remaining free today.
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Higher prices for imported iron ore, oil and other commodities also played a part.
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No matter if he played a part or not, he'd have to step down.
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The church's reluctance to publicize its own findings also played a part, Gibson said.
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She then played a part in helping to get them signed by Columbia Records.
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Quite a few factors played a part in Eddie The Eagle's box office failure.
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Cane played a part in drought prevention, medicine, windbreaking on farms, and even love.
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Much of this was attributed to enhanced enforcement, which may have played a part.
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In the 2015 film "Aloha," white actress Emma Stone played a part-Asian woman.
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Some Democrats argue such stories played a part in President-elect Donald Trump's victory.
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But international pressure is also likely to have played a part in the decision.
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Occupy has also played a part in pushing forward the conversation around student debt.
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This wasn't the first time turtles had played a part in our family's story.
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The Ratton dynasty of dealers played a part in making African art so popular.
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He noted the "Sell in May" seasonal theory may have played a part as well.
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But government policy played a part in encouraging people to build in the water's path.
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Ms Feinstein's age has also played a part in her failure to excite Democratic activists.
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Supply-side factors, such as improved literacy and stronger property rights, certainly played a part.
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Luck played a part when the first wells found oil of an unusually high quality.
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Economic woes certainly played a part in the defenestrations of Mr Bouteflika and Mr Bashir.
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The fan reaction apparently played a part in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine's" second chance at life.
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And besides the physics, politics too has played a part in crimping cross-border deals.
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There is no denying that material motives have played a part in stimulating this revival.
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The authorities were still trying to determine if synthetic drugs, like flakka, played a part.
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The bravery and resilience of sex workers has played a part in many liberation struggles.
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The biggest tech companies have also played a part in the broad decline, of course.
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Even newspaper delivery boys played a part, soliciting donations from subscribers on their paper routes.
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It also called for the identity of individuals who played a part in those transactions.
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Michael J. Dunleavy (R) played a part in the administration's decision to change the rule.
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Mr. Shields believed every person played a part in the continuing evolution of the universe.
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Michael J. Dunleavy (R) played a part in the administration's decision to change the rule.
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It is not known if these ongoing medical issues played a part in his death.
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And both agree that the Deccan Traps probably played a part in the extinction event.
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Relatives told Bangladeshi media that his grandfather played a part in the anti-liberation movement.
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Good fortune, in the form of low oil prices and interest rates, has played a part.
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International ostracism and sanctions played a part in their decision to retreat from government in 2016.
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It is too early to say whether such factors played a part in his decision-making.
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He noted that weak business investment played a part in the lower-than-expected GDP reading.
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A drop in the prices of North Korean exports, like coal, may have played a part.
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Some have speculated that the elder McMahon's own personal feelings toward Rhodes' father played a part.
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According to the insider, the Vampire Diaries alum's busy schedule played a part in the decision.
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That—along with his extraordinary mental and physical toughness—played a part in ensuring his survival.
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But the lopsided nature of trade between China and the rich world also played a part.
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How much do you think Texas and reacting to Texas played a part in their sound?
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But their extra capacity and output has played a part in pushing down commodities prices worldwide.
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He also admitted that Republicans have also played a part in fostering the fractured political environment.
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Mr. Denton told me that this phenomenon played a part in the outcome of the trial.
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Karmanos has said he believed it played a part in intimidating his board into eventually selling.
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Discomfort in the UAE, a federation of seven emirates, also played a part, two diplomats said.
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However, the growing belief that everyone should obtain a college education also surely played a part.
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George Bellow's intense, roughly-hewn depictions of boxing played a part in categorizing the School's perspective.
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One in 3 families also said child-care costs had played a part in family planning.
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New taxes on foreign investors in Toronto and Vancouver also appear to have played a part.
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What if, the artists asked themselves, this relationship played a part in shaping the architect's vision?
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Allegations were spread that one of her sons had played a part in his mother's murder.
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FCC officials said that Republican pushes played a part in Pai's decision to make the proposal.
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Dropping the jack clearly played a part in Google's decision to invest more on the headphone front.
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It played a part in Bran Stark's (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) visions at the beginning of the season.
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Khashoggi's uncle was billionaire arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi, who played a part in the Iran-Contra scandal.
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The report alleges that this played a part in the recent departures of Instagram's and WhatsApp's founders.
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That's played a part in suppressing long-dated yields, making it easier for the curve to invert.
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Largely dormant territorial disputes, mutual mistrust, and limited capabilities have all played a part retarding closer cooperation.
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Government incentives (and in some cases impending tax rises) played a part, as did rising consumer confidence.
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He still denies that the state played a part in the hacking, The New York Times reports.
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It remains unknown whether this played a part in one or both of the 737 MAX crashes.
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And Williams feels that's she's played a part in that growth throughout her decades-long athletic career.
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Different artists I listened to at different ages all played a part in who I am now.
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You've all played a part and I'm so so proud of the work we've done together. Congratulations!
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But misogyny probably played a part as well, which is one of the ironies of this controversy.
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"This has played a part in the movement given the importance of the region," the spokesman said.
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When asked if sexism played a part in her dismissal from Today, she nods vigorously in agreement.
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In a way, all that undue attention and scrutiny played a part in influencing Jawbreaker's break-up.
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It's important that society acknowledge that prejudice played a part in the proliferation of monuments, Crawford said.
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But she said in January that anti-Semitism played a part in her dismissal from the show.
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The Sunrise Movement played a part in helping Ocasio-Cortez's office draft the Green New Deal resolution.
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Mr. Khashoggi straddled this dangerous fault line, and it might have played a part in his assassination.
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He did not think that race had played a part in Mr. Allaire's decision, his wife said.
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THE PERSONALITIES Many people, and a cat, played a part in the Mets' road to a championship.
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Because Neil Bush played a part soliciting the donations, both Right to Rise and APIC were fined.
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Still, sexism could have played a part, in that women in leadership positions face such high expectations.
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All that played a part in me writing a book [Friend] about climate change that early on.
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Broadcaster Afua Hirsch, author of "Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging", said ethnicity played a part.
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Good weather played a part: following dry conditions in 2015 cereal production rose by a third last year.
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Shame and praise, broad rules and one-off deals, startup funds and nationalisation have all played a part.
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Hooper also feels it likely played a part in Trump's travel ban on people from Muslim-majority countries.
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Regardless, even with a few stumbles, Microsoft had quite a 2018 and Windows 10 certainly played a part.
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Luck played a part in the creation of some of the most memorable scenes in the two films.
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This isn&apost the first time Chick-fil-A has played a part in someone&aposs birthing story.
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The downsizing has also played a part in Noble's failure to profit from resurgent commodity prices this year.
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Soon after the delay Ramos was injured and Baker said the wet field may have played a part.
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Confusion around the ability of banks to make coupon payments on AT1s may also have played a part.
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Trump reportedly disliked Bolton's facial hair and it played a part in him not getting a Cabinet nomination.
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Gains in consumer spending, new home building and export volumes all played a part in the better outcome.
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Fewer volunteers and families increasingly pressed for time and money have played a part in the membership downturn.
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Traders said a lacklustre session on Wall Street played a part in helping underpin the safe-haven yen.
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It's not the first time that Chung has played a part in the British high-street brand's revival.
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The punishment was disproportionately harsh and one in which race may have played a part, his supporters said.
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Exterior cladding that was added during a recent refurbishment might have played a part, local residents have said.
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It did, however, appear to confirm that employees for the tech giant played a part in intercepting communications.
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Breitbart played a part, of course, in boosting Trump, but it was not the author of his worldview.
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Officials at the foundation said they had not played a part in Mr. Rodham's joining the mining company.
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The duo do share a stylist, so Monica Rose possibly played a part in their shared fashion sensibilities.
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The introduction of sweeping changes to the aerodynamics of the cars for this year has played a part.
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Gifts from husbands and children played a part, but the focus was on women's bonds with one another.
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The investigation revealed that unscrupulous landlords, disreputable lawyers, weak regulations and inefficient housing courts all played a part.
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Mr. Cullen, a partner at the Richmond, Va., firm McGuireWoods, has played a part in major Washington investigations.
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"It sickens me to think that I might have played a part in children's suffering," Mr. Schultz said.
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It's unknown if this fluid played a part in the man's death or reached the brain after death.
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Christie told the Times that the coverage of the scandal played a part in tanking his presidential campaign.
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The tunes mostly pivoted on cycles of major harmony and intertwined polyrhythms, in which everyone played a part.
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Gifts from husbands and children played a part, but the focus was on women's bonds to one another.
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He played a part in the only goal of the game, and tested United's goalkeeper with stinging shots.
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McCoy denied having played a part in the attack in a statement posted to his social accounts on Tuesday.
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The jet stream played a part in the activity of the last two weeks, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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The demand rebound in China, stabilisation in global commodity prices, and recovery in world trade all played a part.
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Now I have a reason I can hold my head up and say I played a part in this.
|
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Indeed, the raid might have played a part in triggering the burst of violence, the Belgian police official suggested.
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Ethiopia's budding circus scene Circus has not traditionally played a part in Ethiopian culture, nor Africa as a whole.
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She believes the medication she began taking, which heightened her emotions dramatically, played a part in her suicide attempt.
|
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Jubber says although Tuaregs played a part in Timbuktu's fate, the situation is complex -- and perhaps contains a lesson.
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Sure, maybe Facebook didn't control the outcome, but it certainly played a part in how we internalized it. 6.
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"I'm sure Kim and his family played a part in the decision [to cancel the tour]," the source ads.
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Expansion, smaller ballparks and better nutrition all played a part — but history, rightly, gave steroids most of the blame.
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But '90s book covers played a part in some of our most exciting moments from elementary and middle school.
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He also alleged that attempts by both governments to stifle dissent has played a part in the virus' spread.
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A robust Japanese economy has played a part in propping up the currency, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Bank debt, as with most Trump family deals, has played a part in the expansion of the golf business.
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The city denied that "emotional feelings tied to religious beliefs either for or against the applicant" played a part.
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"There was a person who's not here, who sort of played a part in all of this," he said.
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It makes me feel bad to make me feel I've played a part in causing shit in someone's life.
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The star's relationship with Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson may have played a part in any drama between the exes.
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And his own experience, possible observations of other fathers and children, may have played a part in what he wrote.
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Hard to believe something as large as this went undetected for so long, but the local geography played a part.
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"They were trained through 4-H for outdoor survival, we believe that played a part" in their survival, Honsal said.
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The evidence gathered there played a part in building the current case against Backpage and Ferrer, according to Paxton's announcement.
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Visa policy clearly played a part, but in fact America has been losing market share among international students since 1997.
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One day, if the history of the Armenian genocide is officially re-written, "The Promise" will have played a part.
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Though in a new leafy context, the figures are not isolated from the history in which they played a part.
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It's not one mold anymore, which has definitely played a part in why I've gotten more confident in my 20s.
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Rumors circulated that Ozzy's struggles with sobriety played a part in the split, but the Black Sabbath singer told E!
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Fear of annoying such investors may have played a part in the government's decision, but self-interest may have, too.
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Hardy also weighed in on the return of Daniel Bryan ... and explained why his deletion played a part in it.
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She also goes after Abby (Darby Stanchfield) pretty hard core when she learns Abby played a part in Huck's shooting.
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Berlinger says there were a few aspects of Bundy's upbringing that likely played a part in forming his murderous ways.
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In retrospect, they suffered a modern version of a lynching, and Trump played a part in whipping up the crowds.
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Celebrity visits, "The Bachelor," and social media have all played a part in the surge of visitors to Pig Beach.
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There's a distinct possibility that improper installation and flammable insulation played a part in the loss of homes and lives.
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Even Hillary Clinton, who played a part in negotiating TPP and called it a "gold standard," came out against it.
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The studies later played a part in a decision not to expand the hunting of mountain lions in the state.
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That perception has played a part in everything from the insurgent campaign of Bernie Sanders to Donald Trump's presidential victory.
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George Michael died of natural causes related to his heart and liver ... what's unclear is if alcohol played a part.
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Walters had been on active parole, and police suspect methamphetamine may have played a part in the incident, Biehl said.
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He was visibly proud to have played a part in taking one of life's little annoyances and making it easier.
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It's amazing how much I just learned about how gender has played a part in defining and limiting her experience.
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Jeff Flake in an elevator and played a part in persuading him to consider a delay in the Kavanaugh confirmation.
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The bulky sweet potato spread across the globe long before humans could have played a part — it's a natural traveler.
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From Tyra Banks to Maria Borges, each model has played a part in making every event more memorable than the last.
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Regional factors played a part too, with Barclays' withdrawal from Asian equities, for example, having an impact on its trading revenue.
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He also played a part in The Amazing Spider-Man movies, but The Crow was certainly his best comic book film.
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He might easily have played a part in lobbying for an Armenian homeland after the Ottoman defeat, but he kept aloof.
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But perhaps repressed memories of the Cold War, and the threat of nuclear war, also played a part in its creation.
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" He added that his four children played a part, motivating him to "stay youthful and laugh and have fun with life.
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In fact, you still don't know that, given all the other factors (like his alcoholism) that may have played a part.
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Events in neighbouring Syria, with 2m Kurds scattered thinly along the open plain abutting the Turkish border, also played a part.
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They had a big effect on how he related to the environment, and played a part in changing his political views.
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There's no Studio Ghibli involvement this time, though, and that definitely played a part in the success of the first game.
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But Obama played a part in making this American nightmare possible, and we should treat his pronouncements after the fact accordingly.
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Australia is often called "the lucky country", and luck, particularly in geology and geography, has played a part in its success.
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Thomas Edison is often credited with inventing the light bulb in 1879, but other inventors played a part in its creation.
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Multiple senators have said in recent days that it's increasingly apparent that Saudi leadership played a part in the journalist's death.
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Clinton played a part in introducing Ms. Abedin and Mr. Weiner, then a brash and outspoken Democratic congressman from New York.
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Another military venture in which the 23th Division played a part was the landing on the French Riviera in August 22.
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In an interview last week, Mr. Carper said he believed his effort had played a part in ending Ms. White's nomination.
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I was hoping that the persons who played a part would come across as the average — that everyone can relate to.
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Waldgeist had been beaten in three previous races against Enable but the overnight rain in Paris might have played a part.
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Deng even played a part in getting Ivanka back with husband Jared Kushner when the two briefly broke up in 2008.
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He quickly made up with the first daughter after he accepted that she had not played a part in his exclusion.
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No, we've had-, well, just really over the past few months, if-, if you-, if you look, uh, look carefully, and that's, uh-, the European banking sector was derated, uh, around the middle of the year of 2018, I think Brexit played a part, I think slower economic growth, in Europe, and in the world, played a part.
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But he said he was merely listing those who could have played a part, and wasn't trying to fan flames against Israel.
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That probably played a part in its relative obscurity, since the twists drove much of the discussion in the first two years.
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This was an excellent idea but it ruffled bureaucratic feathers at DIA, which may have played a part in being Flynn ousted.
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Those close to him wonder if his involvement in the Children of God might have played a part in his untimely death.
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The Ministry of the Interior announced that it would be firing some of the officials who played a part in arresting him.
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In an interview Monday with CNN, Inu said investigators are looking into whether Pakistan's intelligence agency played a part in the plotting.
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One of those partners, Keolis, just played a part in launching a year-long pilot program in Las Vegas using Navya vehicles.
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The onerous terms of a $1bn loan Spotify took from TPG and Dragoneer, two investment firms, may have also played a part.
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Most of the species on sale in Tomohon have seen populations crash because of overhunting (habitat destruction has played a part too).
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Even though Jordyn played a part, I do feel bad if anyone would think I was putting the sole blame on her.
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Disappointing data, tumbling bond yields, the trade war between China and America and political crisis in Britain have all played a part.
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Mike Dubke -- who recently resigned from his role as White House communications director -- played a part in organizing the Comey response effort.
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"I believe sexism played a part, but I also believe Donald was a little jealous of the Kardashians' fame," Manigault Newman adds.
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The festering controversy has played a part in British Labour's failure to take electoral advantage of the Conservative government's turmoil over Brexit.
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No doubt, the conciliatory lyrics played a part in fan expressions: It's not you, it's not you, it's not you, I am
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The New York Times reported Sunday that prosecutors are now examining whether Trump Organization executives played a part in the payoff schemes.
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The ministry said machinery shipments gained from foreign investments, and smart manufacturing and automated robots played a part in November's export growth.
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Leung, who grew up in Canada, says his international upbringing has played a part in his open-ended approach to Chinese cuisine.
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Tom Cotton and played a part in House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's surprise primary defeat to Dave Brat, an obscure conservative activist.
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A pitch to running back Alvin Karama was poorly executed — a swarming Baltimore defense played a part, too — and the drive stalled.
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What a shame, then, that Erik's attempts to undo that cycle, however belatedly, played a part in his and Lyle's ultimate undoing.
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The timing of the episodes, at the beginning of the Trump administration, most likely played a part, one Obama administration official noted.
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Once the subway opened and the structure came down, prices went up, though overall market conditions may also have played a part.
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But Apple's move, and the lengthy rumor cycle that proceeded it, almost certainly played a part, given how dominant the AirPods are.
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It is unclear whether any of the Russians being expelled played a part in the hacking that interfered with the American election.
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No stranger to inflammatory opinions on race, McWhorter recognizes how identity bias and discrimination against African-American speakers have played a part.
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These were three African-American women, and I do believe that race played a part in the decision not to call them.
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" He continued, "Good luck to all the teams and thank you to everyone who has played a part in making this tournament happen.
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This may be why, for me, at least, the most effective scenarios in Doomocracy were the ones in which I played a part.
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Su attributed a lack of business knowledge as the primary reason for the restaurant's closure, but said customer behavior also played a part.
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To be sure, producer hedging has also played a part in keeping the 2017 contracts and spreads under pressure, traders and brokers said.
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Danny Masterson strenuously denies old rape allegations against him ... and he's claiming Leah Remini played a part in the cases coming to light.
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Logan's death is being investigated as a traffic homicide and authorities are trying to determine whether alcohol played a part in the accident.
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The CDC said the reasons for the decline "are not totally clear," but that evidence suggests access to birth control played a part.
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There is no evidence that the withdrawal of Chadian forces from a region hundreds of miles distant played a part in the ambush.
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The brief bout of liberalisation in 1991 probably played a part initially, by unevenly distributing the spoils of more rapid overall economic growth.
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A slowdown in Chinese commodity purchases played a part, especially in the case of coal and construction-related resources such as iron ore.
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In court documents previously obtained by The Blast, Duane and Tisha stated that their recent split played a part in the financial miscommunication.
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Dudley North was held by Labour, and Rodrigues Fowler says the team is particularly excited to have played a part in campaigning there.
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I think there&aposs no doubt it played a part in his getting elected, and it can be used by Republicans in 2018.
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Tennis star Chris Evert spoke candidly about her marriage to Olympian Andy Mill, revealing that menopause played a part in their 2006 divorce.
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Of how the setting obviously played a part in evoking the right sensation—certainly the right proximity—for communing with gods and goddesses.
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And in between the two trials, the #MeToo movement took hold, which some have suggested may have played a part in the outcome.
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For those who chose to turn private, Barry Lee, KPMG Singapore's head of capital markets group, said the lackluster economy played a part.
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But the ice shelf is now at its most retreated position ever recorded and regional warming may have played a part in that.
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The songs that shape the record all played a part throughout a transitional and reflective period that I feel like Hoop Earring bookends.
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Wheeler also played a part in the Mets three-run second inning, when he followed Amed Rosario's RBI single with a sacrifice fly.
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The UK's National Crime Agency has provided officers to identify any "organized crime groups who may have played a part," the BBC said.
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In a speech on Tuesday, the Facebook CEO also suggested that the debate around Iraq played a part in the origins of Facebook.
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Injuries played a part in a decline that resulted in a trade from the Houston Oilers to the New Orleans Saints in 1984.
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Native islanders played a part in his sometimes anachronistic setups: A shark-harpooning expedition on a currach, for example, used long-abandoned techniques.
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The "current situation" played a part in the Gates Foundation's decision, a spokesperson told the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news.
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" Smollett's attorney denied that the actor played a part in the attack, saying in a statement that nothing was "further from the truth.
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Martinez ran into trouble in the fifth as Oakland took its first lead 8983-2 but played a part in limiting the damage.
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The UK's National Crime Agency has provided officers to identify any "organized crime groups who may have played a part," the BBC said.
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All 227 are now suspected by investigators of having played a part in the attacks that killed 212 and wounded more than 214.
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Although this was ostensibly linked to drought and a slowdown in credit growth, political turmoil is also acknowledged to have played a part.
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As a young member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee in 1997, I played a part in passing the FDA Modernization Act.
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He acknowledged that Russia's Federal Security Service had played a part and that Russia's deputy sports minister had been dismissed for his involvement.
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Sajudin's the third potentially damaging story about Trump that Cohen appears to have played a part in silencing and the second involving AMI.
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After four straight losses where every unit played a part in each defeat, the Packers turned in a whole-squad Monday Night Football performance.
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Revered as a symbol of modesty, the veil has played a part in religious ceremonies around the world, such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.
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Gomez' barbs about Bieber's treatment about his fans and relationship with Sofia Richie played a part in the pop star deleting his Instagram account.
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America's weak economic growth at the start of the year played a part in the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates on hold.
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A woman who was camping with them has not been charged because authorities do not believe she played a part in starting the fire.
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If we had to guess, we'd say the backing track — a haunting but catchy cacophony of cats meowing in unison — probably played a part.
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And since many women who give birth in their 40s do not rely on assisted conception, social factors must also have played a part.
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The secretary said she was inspired by South Korea's #MeToo movement, which has played a part in the resignations of several other prominent figures.
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In fact, Negan seemed to genuinely care about Jadis' loss, and felt implicated in having played a part in how it all went down.
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The investigation played a part in landing Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, a three-year prison sentence, which he'll begin serving next month.
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An effective contraception programme in the 210s also played a part, said Sutayut Osornprasop, a human development specialist at the World Bank in Thailand.
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The dollar's ascent may have played a part in the Fed's stance, since a stronger currency, by itself, represents a tightening of monetary conditions.
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An effective contraception program in the 210s also played a part, said Sutayut Osornprasop, a human development specialist at the World Bank in Thailand.
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Conservative media outlets, apparently determined to protect Mr. Abe for ideological reasons — namely their shared hope of revising the Constitution — have played a part.
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A new study shows the nutrient-rich staple made it to Pacific islands from South America long before people could have played a part.
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The judge also recognized that Lysius's "dire financial circumstances" likely played a part in the text messages but noted the threats were still discriminatory.
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In the dawn of this era, the Times stood alone although it cost us dearly, but we are proud to have played a part.
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" He added that "suggestions that financial or political considerations played a part in the decision making process are both highly offensive and entirely false.
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Disputes over merger policy have already played a part in a controversy over how to handle AT&T's $85 billion merger with Time Warner.
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Sibling rivalry The brotherly bailout is striking because Mukesh Ambani played a part in bringing his younger brother's business to the brink of collapse.
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The attack was mild compared with some previous incidents, but luck played a part in halting a larger outbreak in the U.S. time zone.
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Every nation has played a part, and our collective efforts have virtually destroyed the caliphate and allowed displaced people to return to their homes.
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Kelly pinned the earnings miss on a few overly optimistic analyst estimates, but also said fare competition, driven by low fuel costs, played a part.
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Alcohol marketed specifically to women, the explosion of fizzy, sweet alcoholic drinks, and the continued redefining of gender roles all played a part in this.
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It's also possible that alcohol played a part in helping my brain relax, when it wanted to be at its most alert at night-time.
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Hard partying, drugs, alcohol and dark tobacco played a part in carving out the husky voice and an increasingly craggy face that are his trademark.
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Noxon herself played a part in the reckoning, stepping up to defend former colleague Kater Gordon, who accused Mad Man's Matthew Weiner of sexual harassment.
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The employee lockup looked like it played a part in Monday's trading, which was the fourth biggest trading day by volume since Snap went public.
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The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office believes that the rainy weather the region has experienced recently could have played a part in weakening the tree's foundation.
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Opposable thumbs, cranial size, altruism and cooking all played a part, but central to the naked ape's success was its ability to dominate other species.
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Even though Krause did not say the pound's weakness was a factor for investment, analysts said that it was likely to have played a part.
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LVC: Do you feel like your focus on female sexuality played a part in your struggles to get the work off the ground in Beirut?
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Heading the ball likely played a part, but so did colliding with other players in the air over the thousands of times they contested headers.
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The closure is not solely due to financial reasons, though: Line notes that the "priorities of Line Corporation" also played a part in the decision.
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Agus said it was not yet known what caused the 3-year-old helicopter to crash, though thunderstorms were thought to have played a part.
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It was only with more awareness that he realized his ACE score—the impact of an impoverished childhood without a mother—played a part too.
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"But the ice shelf is now at its most retreated position ever recorded and regional warming may have played a part in that," he added.
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As for what exactly went wrong between them, Lewis claims that their different communication styles played a part, as did their 15-year age gap.
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And luck also played a part, as the trial of one of the main ISIS recruiters, Zekirja Qazimi, was going on while I was there.
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And the new suggestion that Susan Rice might have played a part raises concerning questions about how high up potential unlawful unmasking might have gone.
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Future "Lion King" codirector, Rob Minkoff, "Frozen" codirector Chris Buck, and legendary Disney animator, Glen Keane, all played a part in bringing Ursula to life.
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But then came the 2008 financial crisis, when the trading activities of investment banks played a part in the near collapse of the financial system.
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As part of that article, reporters detailed a string of companies that played a part in providing the US military market with lower quality chips.
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The commission ushered in net neutrality rules that played a part in the Justice Department's harsh view of Comcast's proposed merger with Time Warner Cable.
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Still, the decades spent documenting the world around her played a part in shaping her point of view in writing that people would eventually revere.
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And like everyone else in New York, he is trying to make sense of a changing city, one in whose changes he played a part.
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But there is little doubt that Vincent's example played a part in Mondrian's startling if short-lived turn to thick brushwork and high-keyed color.
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I think her dislike of consumerism and deep-rooted fear of not being able to afford all we had bought played a part as well.
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NSO Group is suspected to have played a part in hacking phones belonging to Jamal Khashoggi, as well as Bezos, the world&aposs richest man.
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On Thursday, Trump said he believed Russia was involved in the cybercampaign, but that "other people and or countries" might have also played a part.
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Christmas and New Year factory closures that extended well into January played a part, and commentators warned against reading too much into one month's data.
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Zarif was quoted as condemning "factional fighting" in a newspaper interview published on Tuesday - suggesting political tensions may have played a part in his decision.
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Mold played a part in five deaths between October 2014 and May 2016 at two University of Pittsburgh Medical Center hospitals, according to a 2017 report.
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One of the therapist who played a part in the Satanic Panic has a direct connection to Swan, and may have influenced Swan and her teachings.
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Once the doors of St. Joseph's had shut behind them, the children played a part in a strange, private theater, with many actors but no audience.
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Complacency seems to have played a part in Mrs Clinton's loss, and California Democrats would probably be ill-advised to treat Hispanics as single-issue voters.
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His monthly index of high-end steakhouse sales shows results weakened through February from a year ago, though weather and calendar shifts also played a part.
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The aforementioned deal between Apple and Google might have played a part in the shift for Siri, but we can't be sure without knowing its terms.
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The Jackets pushed the lead to 5-1 on a power-play goal at 18:47 of the second, and Foligno played a part there, too.
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It is believed that dragons were used in the forging of the blades and George R. R. Martin wrote that magic played a part as well.
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We asked a group of young philanderers how they got busted cheating, whether social media played a part, and what their moral attitudes to monogamy are.
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Medicare Part D went into effect in 2006, providing insurance coverage to older adults for prescription drugs, which could also have played a part, Qato said.
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Along the way, she also played a part in the girls' oversized, magpie, boho aesthetic, accessorized with a venti Starbucks cup, that defined their NYU years.
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Jackson's performance during that extended news conference played a part in Trump's decision to nominate him to lead the VA, a White House official told CNN.
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Whipsaw boom-bust economic cycles of the postwar years played a part in deciding who was president, and the American business cycle hasn't suddenly gone away.
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While uncertainty over health-care regulation in Washington has given some health executives pause, the shortage of workers has also played a part in the slowdown.
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Nelson drew a link between climate change and Irma during an interview with Politico on Tuesday, saying global warming played a part in the storm's intensity.
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Security concerns also played a part after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimean region and accusations an Estonian security officer was kidnapped on the border region in 2014.
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De Ligt's superagent Mino Raiola, the Juventus sporting director Pavel Nedved, and the team's former center back Fabio Cannavaro all, wittingly or unwittingly, played a part.
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And that's not just by chance: Stanford University, located in Palo Alto, played a part in educating many of the dropout-turned-CEOs interested in STEM.
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Kenneth Sayers, an anthropologist at the Language Research Center at Georgia State University, agreed that stone kitchen tools may have played a part in human evolution.
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The jury also identified the safety certification of the stadium as having played a part in the disaster, as well as matchday preparation by Sheffield Wednesday.
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Legal restrictions played a part, but a shift in the perception of smokers — from cultured to crude — laid the groundwork for public support of smoking bans.
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But as chief financial officer, she has played a part in the company's efforts over the past five years to become more transparent about its operations.
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But the decentralized nature of the movement also probably played a part, making the vests even more important as a unifying thread and call to arms.
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"Bell's ongoing holdout and a potentially fractured locker room have played a part in the move," said Jacob Crossman, odds consultant at the betting site BetDSI.
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As he believed that American institutions played a part in frustrating his efforts to reverse that catastrophe, he had ample incentive to engage in imitative reprisals.
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Psychiatrists say that it is almost impossible to know why someone took his life, and that Dr. Bucci's history of depression could have played a part.
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That's probably a too-simplistic read on the defections, since other factors -- including the show's age and a few too-cute cliffhangers -- no doubt played a part.
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"Certainly sexism played a part of it," he said, before adding that many voters in working-class areas like western Pennsylvania already had tuned out her message.
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However, Minneapolis' Star Tribune reports the star died with the painkiller Percocet in his system, though it's unknown whether the drug played a part in his death.
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Kaulitz, 29, planned the surprise for Christmas Eve morning, and made sure Klum's four children, Leni, 14, Henry, 13, Jonah, 12, and Lou, 9, played a part.
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Lady Gaga has often gushed about how supportive Taylor Kinney is of her, but the pair's red-hot careers may have played a part in their breakup.
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Stars like actress Laverne Cox and musician Laura Jane Grace have played a part in paving the way for people to come out about their own transitions.
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Ominously, growth has steadily slowed since 5000; in the quarter ending in June it fell to 0003%, although transitory factors may have played a part in that.
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I mean, remember Brian Terry was the ICE patrol agent that was killed in this fast and furious scandal and Eric Holder played a part in this.
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Following this, last year's festival failed to sell out, even after slashing its capacity from previous years, which has likely also played a part in this decision.
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A veteran Croatia side put their experience to good use as Luka Modric, featuring in his third World Cup, played a part in both of their goals.
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"But clearly the discussion about security in the 5G network has played a part in the importance of drawing up a proposal for this legislation," he said.
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Michael Cloud, this might have been a good time to press Cohen on whether he had played a part in these wrongdoings he claimed to know about.
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Strict social structures and legal incentives to marry along ethnic lines within these communities may have played a part in the Egyptians' genetic stasis, the paper speculates.
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According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, from 2004 to 2013, snow and sleet played a part in 13,341 crashes annually, or 4 percent of all accidents.
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The rise of Islamic State has played a part, giving governments across the region a reason to beef up both their powers and the scope for abuse.
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In an open letter to fans on Wednesday, Team Sky said changes at the satellite broadcaster had played a part in Sky's decision to withdraw from cycling.
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That focus played a part in persuading Sharp's board, which may otherwise have sought to please trade ministry officials, to opt for the higher, and foreign, offer.
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But the report noted that the vigilance of vessels in the area had decreased, which Pigeon believes played a part in the spate of attacks in 2017.
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The Euromaidan uprising in 2014, in which over a hundred people died protesting against the government, has also played a part in forming Kiev's post-revolution identity.
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Both countries had seen their currencies appreciate, which played a part in raising prices alongside double-digit inflation in Turkey and strong Ukrainian wage growth, economists said.
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In May 1942, he played a part in perhaps the Wasp's greatest achievement, which was delivering British Spitfire planes in the relief of the island of Malta.
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More flights, an easing of visa regulations and a concerted effort by the Kingdom of Morocco to modernize infrastructure and improve safety have all played a part.
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Fortune has played a part, with his second round victim Stan Wawrinka, a three-times grand slam champion, clearly restricted by his lingering knee injury in defeat.
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Dr. Grant's team didn't investigate causes, but she speculates that anxiety caused by the recession, which hit right between the two surveys, may have played a part.
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The potential for sales of American-made aircraft also played a part in Mr. Trump's decision to move on the deal, one administration official said on Tuesday.
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Mark Potok, a senior fellow at the center, suggested the presence of a heavy Latino population in Southern California played a part in fueling anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Trump's views on the Black Lives Matter movement, which many cops have seen as unfair and a danger to policing minority neighborhoods, no doubt played a part.
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Whether you are reading these words online or in print, there is a strong chance that Harold A. Rosen played a part in getting them to you.
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"It remains quite likely that the trade spat with the U.S. has played a part in this latest slowdown," CMC Markets chief market analyst Michael Hewson said.
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There was a huge rift between Aaron and his family over the years -- and many people believed Olivia played a part ... though Aaron never publicly addressed it.
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While some of the money that helped to fund Unite the Right came from crowdfunding sites like Hatreon, it's unclear whether other, larger funders played a part.
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" She explained, "I know eventually I'll need to talk about things like gun control, mental illness, hate speech and how this all played a part in what happened.
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Meanwhile, 53% said engaging in workplace politics played a part in advancing their careers, and 50% said that socializing outside of work figured into the mix as well.
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According to the Tampa Bay Times, Matos testified in court on Wednesday that paranoia played a part in the killings, which he also claimed were in self-defense.
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The more we learn about this important phase of history, the better our understanding of how the Americas were settled—and how our canine companions played a part.
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When asked if dehydration could have played a part in the girl's death, Newton said students had access to water and the staff made sure they were hydrated.
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I really had no idea at the time how much politics and gender discrimination and class and, frankly, hubris played a part in the outcome of the trial.
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Singapore played a part in facilitating a U.S. military presence in the region, by signing the 1990 Memorandum of Understanding allowing the U.S. to use its naval bases.
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Geragos suggested that both the District Attorney's office and the victim may have played a part in setting up his client, who was released on bail Tuesday night.
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It was a turbulent start to the year, and a distraction that could have played a part in some of the Windows quality issues we saw throughout 215.
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Our relationship, I think, did suffer because of that, that wasn't the only reason… but I think it definitely played a part in the dynamic of our relationship.
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It helped me to identify how 'luck' has played a part in my own career trajectory and allowed me to expand my skills and experience in satisfying ways.
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It also played a part in the deaths of two men, one in Barcelona and the other in the southern Spanish region of Murcia, according to Spanish authorities.
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It's an extreme version of rapacious capitalism called private equity, and it's played a part in the demise of brands like Toys R Us, Sears and many more.
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"I've gotten feedback from patients and therapists about how [my book] played a part in their experience, and it's amazing," Forney said in a phone interview with Hyperallergic.
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Though it is believed Melo died as a result of choking, authorities are trying to determine whether or not his diabetes played a part in his death, Marca.
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A recent blizzard of negative press coverage could have played a part in pressuring the firm to communicate and may also help limit the parent's brazenness going forward.
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Dipankar Saha, a scientist at the government's Central Pollution Control Board, said the still weather had also played a part in the toxic haze hanging over the city.
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Detroit receivers dropped four passes in the first half, which played a part in Stafford completing 9 of 17 attempts for 97 yards in the opening 30 minutes.
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While "family" and "empathy" aren't the most common hallmarks of corporate culture, Hoplamazian found that those unquantifiable factors played a part in retaining employees and managing them well.
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Rodman insists he's not seeking accolades for the 2 leaders talking peace, but also reminded us he played a part in it ... and feels vindicated for his efforts.
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The company denied any link with Brexit but auto industry experts said the uncertainty over future market access and the risk of tariffs must have played a part.
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According to a translation by Kian Sharifi of the BBC Monitoring service, General Sardar Abdullahi raised the prospect of "electronic warfare" having played a part in the shootdown.
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They've also played a part in reshaping the medical persona, actively encouraging their community of medical providers to attach their own public professional brand to their interior lives.
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Lower-than-expected first quarter sales hurt by bigger markdowns and a more promotional furniture sector also played a part in the lower earnings forecast, At Home said.
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But Facebook wants you to know that its Live Video service played a part in the sit-in, which ended today after a 26-hour stretch, as well.
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But decentralizing the game from Square no doubt played a part in the end product's somewhat bipolar structure, how it moves from open-world exploration to more linear progression.
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The authors of Spain's constitution sought to create strong political parties because they were mindful that weak ones had played a part in Franco's overthrow of the second republic.
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In the weeks since Prince's death, people who loved his music struggle to come to terms with reports that opiate drugs may have played a part in his death.
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Many scientists believe climate change played a part in sparking the big U.S. blazes that erupted this month, killing at least 240 people and gutting 600,2150 homes and businesses.
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In fact, although Fascists played a part in Franco's regime at the outset, its defining character was a Catholic, nationalist and military authoritarianism, as Santos Juliá, a historian, explains.
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While the increasing focus on original content has certainly played a part in Netflix's shrinking selection, studios and producers have also been less willing to work with the company.
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Tariffs have undoubtedly played a part in that drop-off, but product-specific anti-dumping duties and a mutual loosening of supply-chain dependence were likely more powerful drivers.
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The longer workweek, constant "on call" status, and, for those in the service sector, uncertain working hours and unaffordable child care have all played a part in this problem.
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"While the cryptocurrency feature has definitely played a part in our growth, our financial marketplace of products have also helped hugely in enticing people to join Revolut," Storonsky said.
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Instead you'll hear familiar House names like Stark, Baratheon, and Lannister — all of the ancestors of your favorite characters who played a part in the rise of House Targaryen.
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The self-driving feature appears to have played a part in the May fatality, in which a Model S driver using Autopilot hit a truck on a Florida highway.
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Its first exhibit will be "Pink Jungle: 1950s Makeup in America," which will explore how icons like Marilyn Monroe and Greta Garbo played a part in the cosmetics industry.
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The civil rights movement was going on, and that basketball game played a part in making the movement a reality — even if it was not recognized that way immediately.
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Heimlich's obsession with studies played a part in convincing the American Red Cross and AHA, and all the hospitals, first aid instructional courses, and schools that follow their guidelines.
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I decided I would use these platforms to create a space where I can continue the radical work of the artist community who played a part in raising me.
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However, OPEC is wary prices could fall again since excess supply persists, while a flare-up in Middle Eastern political tensions has also played a part in the rally.
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Even El Niño, typically associated with drastic weather patterns in California and the Pacific Ocean, has played a part—affecting nearly 50 million residents, and driving up food prices.
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Already accepted to medical school, it played a part in her decision to close her career as a player and move on to the next chapter of her life.
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The same goes for whitewashing, exemplified by Johansson and peers like Emma Stone, who controversially played a part-Chinese, part-Hawaiian woman in the 2015 box office bomb Aloha.
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Growing annual pension fund-related outflows have also played a part in weakening the crown to more than 10 crowns per euro, its lowest since November 2016 last week.
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Public anger at the fire — and claims that official bungling and corruption played a part — drowned out the Kremlin's fury over Monday's expulsion of Russian diplomats by 53 countries.
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Social media scholar danah boyd performed an extensive study finding that racism also played a part, with upper-middle class white users deciding to wall off into exclusive groups.
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Social media played a part in the ripple effect, continuing to spread the message and to shift the conversation away from those famous women to the rest of us.
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Muscle memory alone could have played a part: For nearly four decades, Christian conservatives have coalesced around the Republican presidential nominee, reaching right into the pews to mobilize voters.
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But after being pushed on the issue by a reporter, Khan acknowledged that Pakistan&aposs special relationship with China played a part in his response to the Uighur crisis.
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Having moved up to the cleanup spot in the lineup during the weekend, Bruce had three R.B.I. and played a part in all of the Mets' runs on Monday.
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The requests suggested that Mr. Cipollone, the White House counsel, might have conflicts representing the president in a trial that revolved around events in which he played a part.
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A robust Japanese economy has also played a part in propping up the currency, as the country marked eight straight quarters of growth in the final quarter of 2017.
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The dollar index has tumbled 11 percent in the course of the last year and has played a part in boosting commodities across the board like palladium and lumber.
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His decision to restore sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third-biggest oil producer, was pushing up oil prices at the time and played a part in OPEC's decision to hike output.
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You can see where Yamamoto's influence has played a part in the promising career of Horiguchi's – both are/were well-rounded knockout artists, a rarity in the smaller weight classes.
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"We are proud to have played a part in preventing forced marriages and negotiating the return of our classmates," said 16-year-old Marceline Moumkana, one of Mahou's peer educators.
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He injured his knee during a first-half run, and although it wasn't enough to knock him out of the game, it may have played a part in his ineffectiveness.
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Dominique Bona, the only woman in the 10-member jury and a member of the French Academy, acknowledged that "friendships" played a part in awarding the prize to Mr. Matzneff.
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Real Housewives of New York star Sonja Morgan played a part in causing her friend and Million Dollar Listing star Josh Flagg to sustain a pretty serious pre-wedding injury.
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But discovering how Strampel played a part in Nassar's crimes is just one step into figuring out how a sexual abuse scandal of this scale went on for so long.
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See: The 2016 election, when polls were horrifically and famously inaccurate, and, arguably, the narrative that Hillary was going to win in fact played a part in her ultimate demise.
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And for a designer as inclusive as Siriano, that means with it a diverse crew of women who've played a part in his come up since his days on television.
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The Burmese army is not easy to influence, but economic and diplomatic isolation do seem to have played a part in persuading it to surrender power in the first place.
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Yet unlike Tibet, Myanmar enjoyed a fairy-tale ending with its first proper election—one in which, moreover, it was possible for outsiders to feel they had played a part.
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For the most part, I've embraced my emotions, thoughts, and sensitivity, and realized they've all played a part in making me the writer I am today, instead of hindering me.
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Orange is the New Black star Laverne Cox and musician Laura Jane Grace have played a part in paving the way for people to come out about their own transitions.
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Veloz notes that none of the victims were wearing life vests at the time and that there was no indication that drugs or alcohol played a part in the crash.
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"We were not anxious, I think the opposite was the case," he added when asked if opening day nerves played a part in Brazil's failure to grab all three points.
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RHP Felix Hernandez didn't figure in the decision Monday, allowing four runs in 5 1/3 innings, but he played a part in the most memorable part of the game.
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As the desperate search for missing yoga instructor Amanda Eller continues, her family is shutting down speculation that her boyfriend Benjamin Konkol may have played a part in her disappearance.
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ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams revealed a cancer diagnosis that played a part in his lengthy holdout and distrust of the team's medical staff and the organization.
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Those who retweeted Blair's tweet were more than just bystanders: They played a part in making the story louder, which ultimately contributed to the woman's decision to leave social media.
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In his early days in the White House, Miller played a part in enacting Trump's travel ban, which restricted immigration and refugee resettlement, and in cracking down on sanctuary cities.
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The make-up of HSBC's board also likely played a part in the outcome, said Chris White, head of equities at Premier Asset Management, which holds shares in the bank.
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Murray appeared to be nursing a hip injury he suffered in the lead-up to Wimbledon, which surely played a part in Querrey's comeback from down two sets to one.
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Some of that fall in demand may have been due to manufacturers increasing prices again while a strong euro probably played a part in making the bloc's exports less attractive.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn played a part as well, offering the monk a set of robes — in effect anointing him with the imprimatur of the monarchy, which is revered in Thailand.
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It will involve Australia's air transportation safety bureau and try to determine the helicopter's service record, whether human error, bad weather or other factors played a part in the crash.
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Osaka said the nerves that come with being a first-time defending champion played a part in her slow start and also gave credit to Blinkova for an impressive performance.
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The industry-shaking news of Apple settling with Qualcomm earlier this year along with Apple's expected move from Intel modems to Qualcomm modems could have played a part as well.
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His report helped raise international awareness of the Kurds' plight and played a part in the United States' decision to establish a no-fly zone in northern Iraq in 1991.
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Ms. Crawford said the frustrations of confinement could have played a part in the fact that the Simpson jury took only one day to reach its decision to acquit him.
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They had also played a part in the pressure campaign on Ukraine to investigate Democrats, helping arrange for the president's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to make connections to Ukrainian politicians.
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Xavier Sneed had 16 points and David Sloan had 14 for the Wildcats (8-10, 1-5), who played a part in ending the Jayhawks' conference title run last season.
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VDKI estimated the addition of green power plants lost it 3 million tonnes of imports last year, while relatively high solar production in a hot year also played a part.
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The company's original announcement of its local news push came amid public scrutiny over how fake news disseminated on Facebook may have played a part in the 2016 presidential election.
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Heidegger held a series of lectures about this poem and this river in 1942, when mankind's night was at its darkest, and he himself played a part in that darkness.
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Luck has also played a part in OPEC's success, he added, noting there were significant pipeline outages in the U.K. North Sea and the Western United States late last year.
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At a Thursday news conference, Trump said he believed Russia was involved in the cyber campaign, but that also "other people and or countries" might have also played a part.
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The organization could not find evidence that the waste had blocked the creature's intestines, but it said the amount of debris could have played a part in its live stranding.
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However, I did do one thing, consistently, even obsessively, for the past decade and a half that I think might have played a part in where we find ourselves today.
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One Labour official, Andrew McDonald, told the public broadcaster during an interview Monday that he was "very worried" about its coverage and said it played a part in Labour's losses.
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The royal family, which wields great influence and commands the devotion of millions of Thais, played a part in the election though how far it influenced the outcome was unclear.
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The analysts say Trump's threats to impose harsh sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third-biggest producer, played a part in convincing the producers to stop capping output and start pumping more oil.
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"it's a shared invention that all these folks played a part in" But mechanical TVs lost out to the electronic television, invented by Philo Farnsworth in 1927 and demonstrated in 1928.
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Speaking to Meduza, Zakharova bristled at the idea that connections played a part — her answer giving insight into the new Russia, where things only get accomplished because of svyazi, or links.
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It's true that his personal convictions seemed to evolve, and grow more theologically robust, in the course of his career; and that political expediency may have played a part in that.
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Asked if California's role as an antagonist played a part in deciding to sue the state now, a senior DOJ official said they were focused on fair enforcement of the law.
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Customers' enthusiasm for Starbuck's Pink Drink, which had already been on the menu, also played a part on pushing the new colorful drink to the menu, according to a Starbucks representative.
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Earlier this month, Bloomberg News reported that McKesson, Cardinal Health, and AmerisourceBergen had proposed paying a $10 billion settlement for claims that they played a part in the U.S. opioid epidemic.
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Earlier this month, Bloomberg News reported that McKesson, Cardinal Health and AmerisourceBergen had proposed paying a $10 billion settlement for claims that they played a part in the U.S. opioid epidemic.
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Andrew Cuomo played a part in attempting to cover up the September 2013 lane closures on the New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge, a claim the governor's office denies.
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Could the announcement this week of Clips from Apple, a video editing app that will also use AI, image recognition and speech recognition, also have played a part in deciding timing?
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WiiWare, the company's first venture into online game publishing, never made a major impact — the prohibitive 40MB download limit, lack of advertising, and developer-hostile sales requirements all played a part.
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But it's impossible to tell if the shifts in the Fed's stance have been swayed by politics, and other factors — like economic turbulence and trade wars — have surely played a part.
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Jogee's lawyers said the joint enterprise law, as applied before Thursday's ruling, had "over-criminalized" secondary parties and they were glad to have played a part in correcting "this unjust law".
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It's a great live music city and it also played a part that our management company is based out of there so it kind of helped us settle in as well.
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Conservative leader Turnbull denied that politics played a part in his cabinet's decision not to back the former Labor leader, who had asked the government to nominate him as Australia's candidate.
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He didn't specify Trump's administration as an impetus for the move, though some have speculated that the climate the president has created may have played a part in the founder's decision.
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Arguably, they played a part in killing off the single in its most classic sense: as a side A, and a side B, purchased first on vinyl 45s, then later CDs.
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We know something went wrong 30 years ago, and assuming Billy played a part in that, he might have permission to roam the park indefinitely — or might be off its grid.
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Safety concerns also likely played a part in influencing travel decisions among mainland tourists, Cavender added, alluding to incidents that have taken place in Europe and the U.S. in recent quarters.
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He has hardly played a part in which he hasn't had to appear shirtless, even as a veterinarian in this year's "The Choice," adapted from that squeaky clean Nicholas Sparks novel.
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While Princess Diana undeniably played a part in modernizing the British monarchy, Prince William and Duchess Catherine have similarly helped to create a positive front-facing image for the royal family.
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The unrest, alongside other factors such as a fear of terrorist attacks, has played a part in a decline in tourism to France, currently the most visited country in the world.
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The recent tightening of property market controls elsewhere, such as in Hong Kong and Australia, has played a part in attracting foreign demand to Singapore's luxury property this year, Cheng said.
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Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, another Muslim woman in Congress, came to Omar's defense last month after the comments, suggesting that Islamophobia played a part in the Democratic condemnations of Omar's comments.
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Lillard matched his season high with 36 points, dished out a season-high 13 assists and played a part in Westbrook's poor shooting game during the Trail Blazers' 103-99 victory.
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The standings may not tell the full story, and luck has played a part, but on paper Mercedes are more dominant than ever while Ferrari have fallen well short of expectations.
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Stephen Miller, a White House adviser, who is instrumental in immigration policy, played a part in the administration's Muslim travel ban and separating undocumented migrant children and parents from each other.
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Alexander countered that he only made the offer of a higher commission so that Levy's acceptance would prove that commission size played a part in how the site owner ranked mattresses.
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The backlash was instant — an outpouring of support that might have played a part in motivating Moira Donegan, the spreadsheet's creator, to reveal herself in a blistering essay on The Cut.
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Ms Kerber's season-long slump surely played a part in how the wagering crowd valued her chances, but it can't explain the entire discrepancy: Ms Muguruza's season has been only slightly better.
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China also played a part: the country remains the world's largest source of CO2 but its emissions fell by 41m tonnes in 2016, partly thanks to weakness in some energy-intensive industries.
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We farmed excessively, we blocked the streams and the waters that used to sustain the lake, and we all played a part in changing the temperature that's now drying out the lake.
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In 2008 the Superior Court of New Jersey ordered Parmalat to pay the damages to Citibank, rejecting Parmalat's claim that Citibank played a part in thefts that had helped to bankrupt it.
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Since Trump's acquittal last week in the Senate impeachment trial, White House officials have promised "payback" against those who testified or played a part in lawmakers' efforts to remove Trump from office.
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"Leading Lloyd's is an honor and I am proud to have played a part in ensuring that it remains relevant and fit for purpose for the future," Beale said in the statement.
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" While reports that inappropriate texting played a part in the May 22 incident, sources close to the couple said that simply wasn't the case: "There was never any infidelity in the marriage.
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To do so would court the wrath of a party that does not want to be told that a lack of reform may have played a part in China's 19th century sufferings.
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It has played a part in research on vaccines and infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS, and more recently, it's been used to advance stem cell research and treatments for degenerative diseases.
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In 2008 the Superior Court of New Jersey ordered Parmalat to pay the damages to Citibank, rejecting its claim that Citibank played a part in thefts that had helped to bankrupt it.
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Serendipity played a part in Van Marwijk's appointment, given that he was available to take over after walking away from Saudi Arabia over contractual disagreements despite guiding the Green Falcons to Russia.
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I wish that weren't the case, and I know that injuries have played a part in why this season has been especially bad, but his decline has been swift and fairly brutal.
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" Elise Kellond-Knight, a midfielder, shared a video on Twitter about the team's history, and wrote: "So many have played a part to help grow the game to where it is today.
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The lawsuit — filed Thursday in New York federal court — alleges that racism played a part in the administration's move to end the temporary protected status (TPS) for thousands of immigrants from Haiti.
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Low business investment, a lack of focus on exports, limited public spending on infrastructure, and greater difficulty commercializing scientific research than in the United States, have all played a part, she added.
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Although it's impossible to know whether politics played a part in the decision, China and the United States are embroiled in a tit-for-tat trade war that threatens to boil over.
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But it's unclear if the US played a part in Thursday's bombing by pumping gas into a coalition warplane, or if the coalition used US-made weapons to carry out the attack.
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British Jewish groups have accused Labour of becoming institutionally anti-Semitic, and the issue has played a part in Labour's failure to take electoral advantage of the Conservative government's turmoil over Brexit.
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The Globe reviewed Warren's hiring records in a broad investigation that included more than 100 interviews, and found no evidence that her heritage played a part in her rise in legal academia.
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Artisanal production helped mitigate a shortfall in global official-sector supply over the middle of this decade and played a part in the price bust that has followed the 22022-0003 boom.
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Coming on the heels of the recent public-market success of Twilio and the private-market success of Stripe, both API-based companies, may have played a part in the rounds construction.
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And the day will come when they will have reason to be proud for having played a part in advancing the cause of peace and in bringing justice to the Palestinian people.
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The micro-jet phenomenon is the reason that bartenders twist an orange or lemon peel to release the flavor, but that is not likely to have played a part in their evolution.
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The husband of Kubra Golge, above, is among the dozen Americans who have been jailed and face long prison sentences in Turkey over accusations that they played a part in that coup.
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The location may have played a part as well: City Mouse is in the dapper new Ace Hotel Chicago in a space that for decades was an Italian cheese factory called Anona.
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This was a book that I had once recommended to friends and family members, so you can imagine my horror at discovering that I had played a part in propagating dietary misinformation.
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They also played a part in the pressure campaign on Ukraine to investigate Democrats, helping arrange for the president's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to make connections to Ukrainian politicians, the indictment said.
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Disappointing earnings and guidance from industrial bellwethers 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) played a part, as did worries that tech giants like Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon (AMZN) were starting to look overvalued.
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"We thought it was a brownstone," said Blaire Walsh of the nonprofit New York Landmarks Conservancy, which played a part in peeling away the aluminum siding that used to face Dean Street.
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Driving the news: The Pentagon's recently announced decision to grant a $10 billion cloud-computing contract to Microsoft ahead of Amazon may have played a part in the news, according to Bloomberg.
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British Jewish groups have accused Labour of becoming institutionally anti-Semitic and the issue has played a part in its failure to take electoral advantage of the Conservative government's turmoil over Brexit.
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The tragedy has prompted political debate and soul-searching about London's stark social inequalities and whether neglect of social housing estates and the communities living in them played a part in the fire.
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But when asked if the revamped AiB would become more activist than artist, a volunteer responded that the two go hand in hand, and that activism has played a part since the beginning.
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Scott, the only black Republican in the Senate, played a part in scuttling two contested nominees — Ryan Bounds and Thomas Farr — who faced opposition from Democrats and civil rights groups for past comments.
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The main reason for the deal, says Tim Zimmerman, Standard's chief executive, was the rising cost of regulation—though competition from PNC, a $212bn colossus based in the city, also played a part.
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He said one reason he resigned as chairman of the firm in August 2016 was because of its work in South Africa — although he had played a part in securing the Oakbay account.
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In his post, Davis included a reference to February being Black History Month, hinting that he believes race may have played a part in the pick (Hamlin is white, and Davis is black).
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His January 17th provocation was both a political gesture directed at the electorate and a swipe at an opposition that has long claimed France played a part in helping him succeed his father.
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After coming in second place in Monday night's Iowa caucuses, Donald Trump is admitting that skipping the last GOP debate could have played a part in his results, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Opening up about what led her to not only reveal her new relationship, but share that the pair had tied the knot, Lambert wrote that Valentine's Day played a part in her decision.
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CEO Dennis Muilenburg also said in a statement that the company is taking a "comprehensive, disciplined approach " to fix the airplane's software, which is suspected to have played a part in the crash.
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Athanasiou played a part in the Wings' second goal as well, dishing a feed from Dylan Larkin to Tomas Tatar, who had the net wide open for his 11th tally of the season.
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Cladding, added during a refurbishment of Grenfell Tower, may have played a part in the June 14 disaster when flames sped through the 24-storey residential building, trapping people inside, residents have said.
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The FCA had already said that its acting chief executive, Tracey McDermott, took the decision to scrap the review and that no other body played a part or exerted pressure on the watchdog.
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It has also played a part in WeWork's early fundraising — JPMorgan funds make it the third-largest non-We-management-related investor, with 18.5 million shares, according to WeWork's August S-1 filing.
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"You cannot relate to us, as we had no doings in the cause of your pain, when you've played a part in the cause of our pain," she said in the Facebook post.
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You say that you're "exposing" the johns and pimps—do you at all regret that your drone footage played a part in a sex worker, Zolicoffer, being sentenced to a year in prison?
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That's not to say that decades of heading old-style leather balls haven't played a part in their conditions, but rather that more research is needed before any firm conclusions can be drawn.
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The slump in tourism has played a part in years of weak economic growth and a hike in the huge public debt, which the government now pledges tough reforms to bring under control.
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Officials are also now re-examining all deaths connected to the company since 2000 -- and in particular, 21 former employees who died before retirement -- to see if heavy metal poisoning played a part.
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Most recently, Karl Lagerfeld chastised Ms. Kardashian West for her incautious displays of wealth on social media, suggesting this constant flaunting of herself may have played a part in making her a target.
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Meanwhile, a shift in the way people consume media at large played a part in Nollen's Disney upgrade in a separate research note, in which the stock's price target and rating were raised.
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What followed was one of the biggest boondoggles in North Korean history, one that played a part in the economic catastrophe that soon engulfed the country, according to analysts and North Korean defectors.
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"She knows what went wrong, and that she played a part in that — and she said what I think colleagues wanted to hear," said Alistair Burt, a Conservative lawmaker who attended the meeting.
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International pressure may have played a part in curbing China's emissions, but the main reasons have been domestic: an economy less dependent on heavy industry and coal, and public discontent over air pollution.
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RBA Governor Philip Lowe said moves by global central banks to ease monetary policy played a part in the decision as he signalled the need for an extended period of low interest rates.
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Bach in the interview said the "dialogue will continue" for the IOC, which reportedly played a part in an agreement with the two countries over the North being involved in the Olympic games.
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"We sell tons and tons of it," he said, noting that the striking cover — an Alex Katz painting of two young women staring at presumptive readers — has also played a part in its popularity.
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Instead the Clippers prepared for Thursday night's game against the Memphis Grizzlies by conducting an impromptu team meeting, a needed discussion that played a part in a 114-98 victory over the struggling Grizzlies.
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" And despite circulating reports that inappropriate texting played a part in the May 22 incident, sources close to the couple say that simply wasn't the case: "There was never any infidelity in the marriage.
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If some suspect financial clout played a part in the lineup, with Sirotkin backed by Russian oligarch Boris Rotenberg while Stroll's father is also a billionaire, the team pointed to an extensive evaluation process.
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But we cannot afford to ignore how race, gender and class — yes, it matters that these are two Black women from non-affluent backgrounds — have played a part in how we view this situation.
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Earlier reports indicated that Sean Spicer and national security advisor H.R. McMaster had apologized to the United Kingdom for Spicer's statement that British intelligence played a part in the alleged wiretapping of Trump Tower.
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The Grenfell Tower fire, which killed 71 people in public housing in June, has prompted debate about London's stark social inequalities and whether neglect of social housing estates played a part in the disaster.
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Two major demographic changes have played a part in that shift: Newer arrivals from Cuba and younger Cuban-Americans are less likely to register as Republicans, and the state's Puerto Rican population has ballooned.
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Joan Kaufman, who ran the Columbia Global Center from 2012 to 2016, did not respond to multiple requests for comment, but the university denied that political sensitivities played a part in its decision-making.
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Of course, the fact that Pornhub decide to offer free premium service to all of Italy in mid-March after the country enacted its nationwide quarantine might have played a part in that spike.
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To truly understand the world of Tiger King, you have to understand its kingdom — all the people who played a part in Joe Exotic's rise to fame and success, his downfall, and his conviction.
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On a call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine that is at the core of the impeachment inquiry, Mr. Trump suggested that Ukraine might have played a part in efforts to sway the race.
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The biting effect of sanctions on the North Korean economy, and a need to find relief from the "maximum pressure" campaign spearheaded by the United States, also likely played a part in Kim's calculus.
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Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, said the recent wave of extreme wildfires, hurricanes and flooding hitting the United States had likely played a part in shifting Republican opinion.
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But he could not protect the governor from the political ramifications of the scandal, which revealed a cutthroat reward-and-punish style of politics that played a part in torpedoing Mr. Christie's presidential hopes.
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So I obviously had to bring to life several of them, because they all played a part in this fight for justice and in proving radium wasn't this beneficial substance everyone thought it was.
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"The rise in food inflation does suggest that border closures may have played a part in temporarily pressuring prices higher," said Razia Khan, chief economist for Africa and the Middle East at Standard Chartered.
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Wolff's book might have played a part in the special counsel's decision, said Michael German, a former FBI special agent and current fellow with the Brennan Center for Justice's Liberty and National Security Program.
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Shifting national attitudes may have played a part in the recent souring, too; everything's grim enough that nobody feels the need to have his or her spirit ground into dust on a weekly basis.
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"Putting it all together, committees are, on average, likely to make better monetary policy decisions than individuals — an assertion that has received support from academic experiments in which undergraduate students played a part," he added.
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He has played a part in keeping the state's fisheries healthy for about four decades, serving as the chairman of the Crab Task Force and now as president-elect of the Lake Pontchartrain Fishermen's Association.
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"Shy" Trump voters also played a part, as one Dem pollster told Politico, "There's a small group of people who knew that, at some level, they didn't want their support for Trump to be scrutinized."
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The team are hoping the find will help them understand what environmental factors played a part in the eventual extinction of the species, and what role migration played in its survival up until that point.
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For starters, other members of Clinton's team who have been chiming in about style matters include her deputy communications director, Kristina Schake, an ex-aide of Michelle Obama who played a part in FLOTUS' look.
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Agoraphobia may be one of the most common phobias out there (it even played a part in the last season of American Horror Story), but there's still a lot that we get wrong about it.
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" In the second part of a two-night premiere of the fourth season of BiP, Harrison addressed the sexual encounter with the current cast and asked: "Do you think race played a part in this?
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"Knotty Vibes is an organization founded in my quest for women's freedom and equality," Sheila said, recalling how her first trip to a sex toy shop with Courtney played a part in the company's conception.
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BOOM AND BUST Artisanal production helped mitigate a shortfall in global official-sector supply over the middle of this decade and played a part in the price bust that has followed the 22022-0003 boom.
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Uncertainty surrounding the election may have played a part in the Federal Reserve's decision not to raise rates, but that uncertainty will still be around after Election Day, economist Diane Swonk told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"I will remember to unplug this after I'm done using it," Moore added with a laugh, referencing the kitchen appliance that played a part in the demise of her TV husband played by Milo Ventimiglia.
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Google and New America both denied that the company played a part in the decision to cut Lynn's team, though the statement from the latter didn't include any details that conflicted with the Times story.
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While other infections during my childhood, hormonal fluctuations and emotional stress may also have played a part, it was in late 1993 that I probably encountered a key pathogen -- an influenza virus or Streptococcus perhaps.
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It's therefore likely the fossil fuel industry played a part in the Interior's most recent regulatory decision: to eliminate the requirement that drillers and miners pay for damage they've caused to public lands during development.
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The Los Angeles police this week revealed her identity as Reet Jurvetson, a 19693-year-old from Montreal, while leaving open, if only narrowly, the possibility that Mr. Manson played a part in her death.
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Within a few weeks I was back in Africa, in Uganda, with a teaching position at Makerere University, as a reward from the exiled Malawians there for my having played a part in their cause.
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An important move, it was the start of a change in culture that played a part in a judge overturning the ban on Tuesday and granting Uber a 15-month license to operate in London.
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Its Puritan roots surely played a part, he said, and as far back as 1750, theater was "Banned in Boston" by the Massachusetts General Court ("An Act for preventing Stage-Plays, and other Theatrical Entertainments").
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While other infections during my childhood, hormonal fluctuations and emotional stress may also have played a part, it was in late 1993 that I probably encountered a key pathogen – an influenza virus or Streptococcus perhaps.
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In Britain, where worries about migration played a part in the decision by voters in 2016 to leave the EU, the fiscal boost from migration from the bloc was seen at 0.3 percent of GDP.
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The more troubling explanation would be that this played a part in a larger, preexisting corrupt arrangement of some kind between Trump and Russia — and that it would fit into the larger possibility of collusion.
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It's still unclear how much warming waters contributed to Harvey, but climate change likely played a part in submerging Texas neighborhoods in raging 53-foot high floods, making homes nearly impossible to reach by road.
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The cardinal also played a part in encouraging the Vatican to open an investigation of American nuns, by fanning suspicions that some communities of nuns had abandoned Catholic doctrine and replaced it with radical feminism.
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Travel considerations also played a part in his decision — his roommate's father agreed to make the five-hour drive from Maryland to pick them up, but Vanek had no way to get home to Minnesota.
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Not only are people staying inside in an attempt to shield themselves from this brutal virus, but the Lunar New Year played a part as well with suppliers getting a late start in reopening facilities.
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It was a rare political moment for Apple as it willingly played a part in a PR stunt for an administration that runs counter to many of its values, from the environment to immigration policy.
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While there was no immediate sign the Royal Commission was affecting enrolments, years of scandals had played a part in a gradual, industry-wide decline in numbers of students opting to study finance, Sheedy said.
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I can tell you in a very general way that if you are seeing LGBTQ inclusion on television, there is a very, very strong likelihood that GLAAD played a part in it at some point.
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Sources familiar with the matter have also said Nissan investigators are examining other dealer franchise decisions in several countries where Ghosn played a part in the decision-making to see if there had been any misconduct.
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Tranquilli also allegedly referenced the syrup mascot multiple times when referring to the juror and claimed that the woman's "baby daddy" was likely a heroin dealer, which played a part in the verdict of the case.
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Details of the incident are still under investigation but the Russian defense ministry recently said they believe human error by the pilot may have played a part in bringing the chopper down, killing both crew members.
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Not only does the paper assert that the possibility of a too-big-to-fail scenario still looms, but they also said the increased regulatory environment actually has played a part in keeping the system endangered.
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Race may not have played a part in the couple's decision over who would carry their child, but many people still think a gestational surrogate's race influences the race of the baby — including Union's own father.
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Unwilling to risk other investors demanding the same terms - or appearing financially unstable by being seen to pay too high a price - the executives played a part in false representations to the market, the prosecution alleged.
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The complaint also alleges that the false documents played a part in manipulating backlogs of zinc waiting to be delivered, which pushed up the zinc premium, a surcharge buyers pay for immediate delivery of physical metal.
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In my exploration for understanding, I began to pay attention to how our lax policies, especially those surrounding guns, played a part in hate cutting short the innocent lives of those beautiful individuals at Mother Emanuel.
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Honsal noted that the girls had spent the last two days in "rugged territory," and speculated that outdoor survival training they received from their 4-H club could have played a part in their safe recovery.
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While luck played a part in the toddler's survival, the Redmond Police Department hopes that parents keep their windows locked when a child is nearby, preventing such a tragic accident from occurring in the first place.
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Kathy Griffin has a few guesses about who could be the anonymous Trump administration official behind the now-infamous New York Times op-ed, but she wishes she could've played a part in it being published.
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The collapse in spot Asian LNG prices to the current $6.20 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) from over $20 at the start of 2014 has no doubt played a part in delaying, or cancelling projects.
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Opioids played a part in 28,648 deaths in the United States in 2014, a record number, according to the C.D.C., and opioid painkillers like OxyContin, Percocet and Vicodin generate nearly $2 billion a year in sales.
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A happy side effect, whether intentional or not, is that the Court may have taken a step toward improving the candor and quality of debates about racial injustice — discussions it previously played a part in undermining.
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" Torsun, at any rate, thinks it's great that Egotronic played a part in that: "I definitely think I have the right to claim that we were partially responsible for getting electronic music accepted at social centers.
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The judge's detention order said Poff was upset with Abbott because she believed that in his previous role as state attorney general, he played a part in her inability to receive support from her ex-husband.
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A migration crisis in Europe in the run-up to the 2016 vote, fears over the possible accession of Turkey to the EU and a desire among many Brits to contain immigration also played a part.
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Following in the footsteps of those who played a part in sham trials in the Jim Crow South, the Trump party cares little about justice, and everything about breaking the rules to maintain power in perpetuity.
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It was revealed on Friday that before the Max was certified, a pilot who played a central role in the plane's development had voiced concerns about an automated system that played a part in both crashes.
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At the time, he received no shortage of easy criticism, but he believes reality TV has played a part in fostering open-mindedness, citing winners of "Big Brother" who were gay, transgender, or had Tourette's syndrome.
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Himself a poet, novelist, editor, essayist, historian, he was also a patron of the arts who played a part in the lives and careers of artists as varied as Ezra Pound, Igor Stravinsky and Tennessee Williams.
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They also played a part in Google's AlphaGo software that defeated the human champion at the board game Go. Naturally, engineers and chip experts around the world have a lot of questions about this new chip.
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"While I definitely think my career and my successes have played a part in that, I'm even happier to think this change has come because people all over the world are finally speaking up about body positivity."
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And as Bloomberg demonstrated in an article that certainly played a part in Juicero's demise, this complex machine doesn't squeeze out its pre-packaged bags of juice much better than a human can using their bare hands.
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Google, understandably, was not amused with Epic's play, which no doubt played a part in the decision to scrutinize the download and installation process — though I'm sure the safety of its users was also a motivating factor.
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While I definitely think my career and my successes have played a part in that, I'm even happier to think this change has come because people all over the world are finally speaking up about body positivity.
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Members of Congress have questioned whether the kingdom should be trusted with U.S. nuclear energy technology in light of the CIA conclusion that Crown Prince Mohammed played a part in Khashoggi's murder, an assessment the Saudis deny.
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Rain delays and cold temperatures early in the season played a part in that drop, but so did the average length of the games, which clocked in at 3 hours or more for the seventh consecutive year.
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After the wedding, the usual stressors played a part in the lives of the Jolie-Pitts, including the worries that come with having a large family and Jolie's 2015 surgery to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes.
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" In the second part of this season's BiP premiere, Harrison addressed the sexual encounter with the rest of the cast (Olympios and Jackson did not return) and asked, "Do you think race played a part in this?
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Nichols said he believes prescription drugs played a part in Casto's death, which he called an accident, and he claimed he later discovered she was using marijuana and also taking medication to lose weight and for depression.
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Even those of us who didn't support him might have played a part in his victory by watching the shows that normalized his behavior and helping to make the social-media lightning that brought him to life.
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In 1972 a rare team swap played a part in the Rams' eventual journey to St. Louis, as Robert Irsay purchased the Rams and then traded the franchise to Carroll Rosenbloom for his Baltimore Colts and cash.
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However, beyond K-pop and Korean, and whether Western outlets would like to acknowledge it or not, language has always played a part in fandom for those of us who were raised speaking something other than English.
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Since the hot tub appears to have played a part in the murder, authorities have reportedly also taken a look at devices like Bates' water meter, which showed 140 gallons of water were used between 1:00 a.m.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chris Froome's positive test for excessive levels of the asthma drug Salbutamol at this year's Vuelta a Espana was unusual but dehydration or metabolism could have played a part, an anti-doping expert said on Wednesday.
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Based on this recent study, it is unclear if T. gondii played a part in the death of the beluga whales examined, though researchers have some idea how the cat poop parasite ended up in the sea creatures.
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The wars also drove up membership in trade unions—one of the war-related factors that played a part in keeping inequality low for a generation after 1945 before it started to climb back up in the 1980s.
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Given that most of South Korea's casinos are for visiting foreigners only, a pent-up appetite for gambling has probably played a part in the bitcoin mania, says Park Nok-sun, a cryptocurrency analyst at NH Investment & Securities.
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In Britain, interest in whether Russia also played a part in domestic political processes such as the June 2016 referendum on withdrawing from the European Union and the June 2017 general election has been increasing in recent weeks.
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The ruling could lead to a rush of appeals, although the court warned that its decision did not mean that all past convictions in which the specific point of law at issue played a part should be overturned.
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When asked why Nayeri was taking an ESL class when he already spoke English well, Hallock said investigators are looking into the situation and also examining if the connection he and Navaghi have to Iran played a part.
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Kelly was criticized for asking a Will & Grace superfan if the show had played a part in him becoming gay, a joke that was later denounced by star Debra Messing, who said she regretted appearing on the program.
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"We've been doing this for 60 years with aircraft dealing with mosquito issues, so I'm thinking that might have played a part (in our selection)," Jackson says, describing the county's mosquito populations as a potential public health problem.
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"It requires a thorough technical inspection, which may take two to three months," he said, adding that factors such as the nature of the soil and how quake waves passed through the building could have played a part.
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S. trade talks have also played a part in shifting global appetite for Chinese equities, with the country's major indexes taking a beating this week after an unexpected escalation by Washington threw prospects for an agreement into doubt.
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However, two people familiar with the matter said political concerns over the Brexit referendum had also played a part in the decision — a pattern EU officials and diplomats say has held up several measures in Brussels this year.
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The disaster shocked the nation, prompting an outpouring of grief, silent protest marches and a wave of soul-searching over whether neglect of an ethnically mixed, largely low-income community had played a part in the tower's fate.
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Indeed, another such riptide, the small-town drug epidemic made manifest by the Lockhart family's coke-dealing side hustle, popped up again this week after many, many hours of screentime had elapsed since it last played a part.
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Washington (CNN)White House physician Ronny Jackson's performance during an extended grilling over President Donald Trump's health and cognitive fitness played a part in his nomination for secretary of Veterans Affairs, a White House official told CNN Wednesday.
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During a recent interview on the comedian Joe Rogan's podcast, the Metallica frontman said the region's "elitist attitude" played a part in his family's decision to leave their longtime home in Marin County and move to Vail, Colo.
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If you recall, earlier this year Bezos vowed to launch an investigation into how the tabloid got hold of text messages that confirmed an extramarital affair that allegedly played a part in the recent dissolution of his marriage.
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The world's top four golfers, Jason Day, Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy, all cited health concerns due to the mosquito-born Zika virus, although other factors have also played a part, as reasons for staying away.
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Plaintiffs opposing the travel ban may claim the president's proclamation targets "Muslim-majority populations" and that the results of the administration's worldwide review were "foreordained", but there is insufficient evidence that "religious animus" played a part the executive actions.
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If the overrepresentation of darker-skinned people in mugshot databases played a part in the staggering racial disparity in the ACLU's findings, the same argument can be made nearly any time law enforcement scans people against "skewed" criminal databases.
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Justin Bieber was spotted crying in a car with wife Hailey Baldwin on Thursday as they left their pastor's home — and fans are wondering if news of Selena Gomez's recent hospitalization may have played a part in his tears.
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There is no hard evidence that the proposed scheme ever got off the ground, although it may have played a part in deterring the short-sellers who were swarming over the Shanghai market at the end of last year.
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"Improved delivery options by both purely digital retailers and those with stores and an online offer mean many purchases of last minute gifts are moving online," Dickinson said, adding that a squeeze on discretionary spending had played a part.
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They played a part in major cybersecurity attack last week, where hackers used a network of unsecured devices to overload the internet's infrastructure and take down a number of prominent websites, including Twitter, Spotify and The New York Times.
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Generally regarded as "the father of hereditary cancer detection and prevention," or the "father of cancer genetics," Lynch believed early on that heredity played a part in cancer during a time when most scientists attributed cancer to environmental causes.
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Oil is unlikely to reassert as the dominant driver until after a Bank of Canada interest rate decision in January, said BMO's Anderson, who thinks the central bank's more dovish tone has played a part in the weaker correlation.
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And ultimately, my life played a part in the production, like a lot of tracks do, and I was probably fucking furious about work life versus private life and finally locked in to make what the track is now.
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Paul Newton, professor of tropical medicine and director of the Lao–Oxford–Mahosot Hospital–Wellcome Research Unit at Vientiane, Laos, explains that other factors, such as poor course adherence or flawed prescription practices, may also have played a part.
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Meet Me in the Bathroom is meant to chronicle and, in many instances, glorify the scene in which Goodman played a part, having cut her teeth interning at SPIN and meeting many of the key players in the process.
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"The Russia investigation, Michael Cohen, Mike Flynn's sentencing and the stock market crash all played a part," said Kori Schake, a former national security aide to President George W. Bush and the author of a book with Mr. Mattis.
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And a clutch of staple scions of the rich and famous also played a part, dancing down the makeshift runway after partying the previous night away in the suites above, serenaded by Willow Smith (a face of the brand).
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However, she refused to believe that Wuhan-based members could have played a part in the outbreak in Daegu and the rest of South Korea because "none of our brothers and sisters in Wuhan have been infected," she said.
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On ethnicity, 69 percent of Democrats think the federal government would have done more in a "wealthier place with fewer Hispanic people" and 80 percent of Republicans say those factors have not played a part in the federal response.
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The helicopters, which are made by Sikorsky, transported members of the Navy SEALs during the 2011 Pakistan raid that killed Osama bin Laden and have played a part in the search-and-rescue missions after hurricanes in the Southeast.
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Smith said fatigue had played a part in his poor round after a big week at the Presidents Cup where he was a member of the International team that lost to the United States at Royal Melbourne on Sunday.
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While the conception and design of your HDTV may have taken place in Asia or the United States, it's a fairly good bet that Mexico played a part in either the manufacturing of the set or some of the components.
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Anger about gentrification and "over-tourism" may also have played a part in the Berlin proposal, as well as practices that have allowed certain rents to rise much faster than wage growth, pricing a lot of people out of the market.
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When interviewer Jackie Strause asked Jackson for his thoughts on how race played a part in this situation that caused production of this season of BiP to be shut down for nearly two weeks, he had a pretty thorough answer.
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Google has played a part in the wearable market for years with its Wear OS operating system, but it has struggled to compete with the Apple Watch, despite getting support from a wide range of companies, including LG, Fossil, and TicWatch.
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The revelation that the former 19 Kids and Counting star had a premium, "guaranteed affair" subscription ultimately played a part in Duggar, now 28, confessing that he had developed an addiction to online pornography and been unfaithful to wife Anna.
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Bill Browder, an investment fund manager who employed Magnitsky and has led a campaign to punish Russian officials he blames for the lawyer's death, took to Twitter to thank British lawmakers who played a part in the British Magnitsky amendment.
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Relatives and friends of a 28-year-old Michigan woman who vanished more than two weeks ago say they are "heartbroken" she's missing and tell PEOPLE they fear her outgoing nature may have played a part in her mysterious disappearance.
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In Tallinn higher parking fees and reduced space for cars also played a part in cutting city-centre traffic: on-street parking now costs €6 an hour, and some parking spaces and car lanes have been replaced by bus lanes.
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But in an appearance on MSNBC on Friday, in response to questions about whether "environmental racism" had played a part in the government's response to Flint's water problems, he said his intent had been to help cities, and people, in need.
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Costs are a sensitive issue and could have played a part in Britain's decision to review the $24 billion project to build the two new Hinkley Point nuclear reactors led by French utility EDF and Chinese partner China General Nuclear.
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As of now, someone who is fired for one of the identities protected under the state's anti-discrimination laws (race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, disability, and age) only has to prove that discrimination played a part in their firing.
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North Korean hackers are believed to be behind or have played a part in major debilitating cyberattacks including the WannaCry ransomware, which infected hundreds of thousands of computers in 2017, as well as the hack of Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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NEWARK, N.J. (Reuters) - A former associate of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison for his role in the "Bridgegate" lane closure scandal that played a part in torpedoing the Republican's White House ambitions.
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Industry players had questioned if Tether, a virtual "stablecoin" that aims to create a digital currency equivalent of the U.S. dollar, and the cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex played a part in Bitcoin's explosion in value in late 2017 and early 2018.
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Off of the top of my head I can think of a panoply of people facing execution – right now in Alabama – where opioid addiction either directly, or indirectly, played a part in the crime that put them on death row.
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REUTERS - Manchester United 0 Southampton 1 Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal conceded that his decision to throw winger Adnan Januzaj on for defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson played a part in Saturday's 1-0 home Premier League defeat by Southampton.
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The father used to say that for his seventieth birthday he would invite all the wives, too, and the mothers and the women who were neither wives nor mothers, but who had nevertheless played a part one way or another.
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It played a part in reducing crime rates, but it also contributed to a rise in the prison population — of both violent criminals and low-level offenders — though it wasn't solely responsible for the phenomenon known as mass incarceration. Mrs.
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CNBC talked to eight experts, including data "hunters" who scour the dark web for stolen information, senior cybersecurity managers, top executives at financial institutions, senior intelligence officials who played a part in the investigation and consultants who helped support it.
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The ruling was the latest episode in a drama that has captivated the nation since Mr. Fujimori's pardon late last year, which brought back memories of his dictatorship and played a part in the toppling of a president this year.
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When his infant son died of malaria in Ghana in 1966, Mugabe was denied parole to attend the funeral, a decision by the government of white-minority leader Ian Smith that historians say played a part in explaining Mugabe's subsequent bitterness.
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Departing the White House for a fund-raiser, the president told reporters that Mr. Ohr was "a disgrace" and said incorrectly that Mr. Ohr played a part in starting the investigation into Russian election interference and possible links to Trump associates.
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Adani's Carmichael coal mine was approved by the state government after it played a part in the surprise federal election victory for the Liberal-National coalition in May, which benefited from a swing in nearby regional electorates with high unemployment.
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Her exit was a painful ordeal that came complete with gossip-column speculation that her firing had been due in part to a lack of "chemistry" with Lauer and amid reports that he had played a part in forcing her out.
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Serendipity has played a part in this year's bid, with Australian jockey and three-times Cup winner Damien Oliver losing his ride on the race favorite after being suspended for 20 races for "improper riding" during the lead-up Cox Plate.
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Consolidated net adds haven't been this light since the third quarter of 2014, with the biggest disappointments coming from Asia-Pacific (only 21 million sequentially, although Indonesia SIM card issues played a part) and the U.S. and Canada were flat.
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The two groups, who have hundreds of fighters, will have to hand over heavy artillery and dozens of U.S.-made anti-tank missiles that played a part in their battlefield successes against Islamic State and the Iranian-backed militias, rebels say.
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Her exit was a painful ordeal that came complete with gossip-column speculation that her firing had been due in part to a lack of "chemistry" with Lauer, 60, and amid reports that he had played a part in forcing her out.
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Simple auditory cues involved random chord noises between 1,000 Hz and 3,000 Hz. For the complex sounds, the researchers played a part of Johann Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 (which was used previously in other animal studies, thus providing a good baseline).
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For those who played a part in the transformation of the Democratic Party from the low of Walter Mondale losing all but Minnesota and Washington, DC in 1984 and Bill Clinton's victory in 603, the argument activists are having now is horribly familiar.
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It wasn't the only reason Dukakis' early campaign poll leads evaporated — effective attack ads by the Bush team (Roger Ailes!) and poor debate performances by Dukakis and Bentsen (burn aside) also contributed — but it was a major misstep that definitely played a part.
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While lower oil prices played a part in helping Qantas bounce back from record A$2.8 billion annual net loss two years ago, successful fuel hedging, cost cuts and a new international alliance with one-time rival Emirates have also played a role.
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" While the couple was constantly spotted traveling the world for The Weeknd's concerts (and constantly sharing clothes all the while), the insider revealed that it was still difficult for them to maintain their relationship and "that played a part in them getting distant.
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The rise of the smartphone has played a part in these kinds of DIY surveillance operations—get access to someone's mobile, and you can spy on their lives in unprecedented detail, from the text messages they send to the photos they snap.
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Officials said they are looking into the "excessive speed" the bus was going at the time of the crash, and a warrant has been issued to test Walker's blood to determine whether any "outside influences" played a part in the deadly incident.
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KUALA LUMPUR, May 11 (Reuters) - When Anwar Ibrahim finally walks to freedom, it will be partly thanks to Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's second-time-around prime minister, who has admitted he played a part when Anwar was first put behind bars in 1998.
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"Positioning has certainly played a part in Aussie this week, short-covering taking it to these levels despite the RBA's rate cut and despite a dovish quarterly statement," said Sue Trinh, senior currency strategist for the Royal Bank of Canada in Hong Kong.
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Smaller than a marble, it is significant regionally because pearl gathering was a foundation of the Emirati economy for centuries, and more broadly because trading on and around ideas of ubiquity and exclusivity played a part in forging the earliest of civilizations.
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The authors suggested the growing influence of the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds (IFSWF) may have played a part in this, through the development of the Santiago Principles, which were designed to promote good governance, accountability, transparency and prudent investment practices.
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"While Facebook played a part in this election, it was just one of many ways people received their information — and was one of the many ways people connected with their leaders, engaged in the political process and shared their views," Zuckerberg added.
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The firing of James Comey There is some question as to why exactly Trump decided to toss former FBI Director James Comey to the curb in early May 23, though, if you take Trump's word for it, the Russia investigation played a part.
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" Political pressure may have played a part in an episode in May 1990, when New York's fire department dubiously forced the organization to close its basement performance space in response to a call claiming the arts outlet was an "illegal social club.
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Kuwait's Parliament, one of the most powerful in the Arab world, had planned to question numerous government officials in the coming weeks about subsidy cuts, so it appeared possible that stopping their testimony could have played a part in the emir's timing.
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It's difficult to say whether or not this played a part in assigning the color yellow to Rey in Rise of Skywalker, as some of this information is no longer canon after Disney acquired Lucasfilm and scrapped large portions of the Expanded Universe.
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From the rise of alt-right media outlets like Breitbart, through to the rise of what he dubs "surveillance democracies", Moore maps a path from old Soviet disinformation campaigns through to those alleged to have played a part in the 2016 US Election.
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Halep admitted the stress that comes with being the defending champion played a part in her performance after she lost seven games in a row to go from 2-2 in the first set to 6-2 3-0 down in the second.
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The only other people to be punished so far have been former Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora and former New York Mets manager Carlos Beltran, both of whom were with the Astros in 2017 and found to have played a part in the scheme.
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But it did find that his statements about Mexico sending "criminals" and "rapists" to the United States and his verbal attacks on an American-born jurist of Mexican descent created "a plausible inference" that anti-Latino bias had played a part in his decision making.
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"While Facebook played a part in this election, it was just one of many ways people received their information," the spokesperson told Bloomberg, "and was one of the many ways people connected with their leaders, engaged in the political process and shared their views."
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" While the two singers were constantly spotted traveling the world for The Weeknd's concerts (and constantly sharing clothes all the while), the source revealed that it was still difficult for them to maintain their relationship and "that played a part in them getting distant.
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"I think it played a part — the fact that I was never allowed to explain what I meant — and what I meant was a commentary on Iran, so they purposely mischaracterized what I said and wouldn't let me explain," the Jewish actress and comedian said.
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Injuries and park effects have played a part in suppressing the team's offensive production, but it's still unavoidable that despite this season featuring an almost unprecedented barrage of home run balls around the game, Brandon Belt led the Giants with just 17 round-trippers.
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No doubt the return to fitness and form of Brazil's talismanic forward Neymar has played a part in placing Brazil at the top this particular World Cup probability table, as he's been on target during both of the country's recent tournament warm-up matches.
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Frankenthaler understandably denied that Greenberg had played a part in her professional advance, and it's true that he did not write about her while they were together, though her career certainly flourished; she'd had two solo shows by the time she was twenty-four.
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Given the GOP's narrow 51-49 Senate majority, Flake has also played a part in sinking Trump's nominees on the Senate floor -- most notably Thomas Farr, a nominee to be a US district judge in North Carolina who was accused of disenfranchising African-American voters.
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North Korean hackers are believed to have been behind or to have played a part in major debilitating cyberattacks including the WannaCry ransomware attack, which infected hundreds of thousands of computers in 2017, as well as the hack of Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014.
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The group, which maintains the Doomsday Clock, said the Trump administration's INF announcement played a part in its decision to leave the clock at two minutes to midnight - matching last year's record and keeping it as close to midnight as it has been since 1953.
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Michiel Huisman have each played a part in unforgettable recent television romances — Ms. Mbatha-Raw on "San Junipero," the Emmy-winning episode of "Black Mirror," and Mr. Huisman on "Game of Thrones," in which he wooed the Mother of Dragons.
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I think all of that really played a part in how I felt about myself growing up, how I felt about being Muslim myself because it definitely affected me in a bad way because I thought people would only assume the negative stereotypes on me.
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Juan Martínez-Sykora, an astrophysicist with Lockheed Martin as well as the Bay Area Environmental Research Institute and lead author of the study, said the team's next steps were to see if the spicules played a part in fueling the sun's corona and solar winds.
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The United States' own "war on terror" played a part in making violations of humanitarian and legal norms routine: detentions at Guantánamo Bay, the torture at Abu Ghraib and the continuing drone and air wars with mounting civilian tolls in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and elsewhere.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A couple whose nine relatives were among the 26 people fatally shot in a Texas church massacre in November has sued the U.S. government for $50 million, saying its "institutional failures" played a part in the murders, court filings on Friday showed.
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In the interrogations of Nazis like Höss and Hermann Göring, Hitler's deputy, Mr. Sakheim played a part in confronting them with incriminating evidence, "often in the form of captured wartime documents that they themselves had signed," he wrote in The Jerusalem Post in 2015.
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While the peace process likely played a part in the coca boom, it has also offered the Colombian government an unprecedented opportunity to attack the trade, since around 70 percent of Colombia's coca crop is in territories that until recently were controlled by the FARC.
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They were without key winger Megan Rapinoe on Tuesday, who scored four goals in the previous two matches but suffered a hamstring strain, but Christen Press took her place seamlessly by scoring the opener and played a part in setting up Alex Morgan's winner.
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"She was a princess, she was a senator, she played a part that was very smart, and she was having to hold her own against two big lugs, goofballs that were screwing everything up," Lucas said of Fisher, who died in December at the age of 60.
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The company's quick response this month has clearly been in response to the growing public outrage against Weinstein, though the controversy it faced over harassment claims against Casey Affleck, star of Amazon Studios' Oscar-winning legitimacy-bid Manchester By The Sea, may also have played a part.
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Wildstein previously testified that this report would say the Port Authority conducted a traffic study in Fort Lee, New Jersey, and a communications breakdown between the agency and the town played a part in the massive amount of traffic experienced the week of September 9, 2013.
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Yesterday, the Obama Administration noted that the election results "accurately reflect the will of the American people," following reports that Russia might have played a part in the distribution of fake news, and after cybersecurity expert Alex Haldeman argued that voting systems were prone to hacking.
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I was happy to learn that victims' support groups were using the book, but I wonder now if it played a part in the spread of the deleterious aspects of the victims'-rights movement, which depends, to a degree, on seeing survivors as a monolithic group.
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"For me, the most powerful aspect of this project has been seeing the excitement among everyone who has played a part in the mural as they put their personal stamp on the anonymous space of the community center," Mr. Krulak said of the Castle Hill effort.
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Mr. Cosby has said race may have played a part in the decision to prosecute him, but it's not an argument that seems to have drawn a large constituency, in part because so many of the dozens of women who say he sexually assaulted them are black.
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This was the first time that YouTube had publicly disclosed the number of videos it removed in a quarter, making it hard to judge how aggressive the platform has previously been in removing content, or the extent to which computers played a part in making those decisions.
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Stahr again takes a middle position, arguing that both self-interest and principle ("he viewed himself as a critical check on Johnson") played a part in Stanton's hanging on to his office until the president tried to dismiss him and helped to trigger the impeachment crisis.
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The committee has interviewed witnesses about that issue and indicated it may want to hear more from officials who played a part of the disclosure process, including Atkinson, Maguire and officials at both Office of the Director of National Intelligence and CIA, several sources told CNN.
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Revenue also played a part in the debate over perhaps the year's most significant criminal justice proposal: legalizing recreational marijuana use and possession, something that could also create lucrative tax income for the state, though initial projections for the coming fiscal year are only $20 million.
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Whether it's making men run through the streets in their underwear for Hanes to promote body positivity, or having Wiz Khalifa release a new song via an Oreo cookie record player, Parrish has played a part in some of The Martin Agency's most culturally forward campaigns recently.
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Many in British media and politics have speculated that Russia could have played a part in the attack on Skripal, but Rudd reiterated that it was too early to say who was responsible, and police should be given the time and space to determine the facts.
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Moreover, we found virtually no indication that immigration adversely affected the wages or employment of native-born, high school–educated workers, the people whose economic problems are sometimes pointed to as a reason for curbing immigration — and whose economic angst played a part in fueling Trump's successful presidential bid.
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Everyone is invited to look into the code, but chances are that professional examinations will be conducted: There's a group of lawyers calling for a review of all cases in which FST played a part, and a thorough look at the software will be critical to that effort.
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Fiserv, which is now 35 years old, has actually played a part in trying to help banks combat that bigger trend, for example it once built its own smartphone-based card reader to compete with Square's that it intended to sell to banks to take on the smaller firm.
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According to much of the ensuing media coverage, this was an example of "fake news" in action, the now ubiquitous term having wrestled its way to the forefront of public consciousness in recent months and thought to have played a part in the result of the U.S. election.
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Ward's book accuses Kushner of meeting with Russian representatives and other foreign officials while conducting family business — and suggests that, out of fear of having his "frenetic networking exposed," Kushner may have played a part in the White House's decision to refrain from disclosing its visitor logs in 2017.
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On unit economics: We view the first product as an MVP (as the company is less than a year old) — and while the unit economics are encouraging, they played a part of the investment decision but we know it is not even the first inning in this market.
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And his admission that political considerations may have played a part in his reopening of the Clinton email investigation in the crucial final days of the 2016 election campaign will lower whatever opinion many Republicans and Democrats already have of him in terms of both character and judgment.
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The leaders of the House caucuses representing Hispanic, black and Asian Pacific American members are calling on Google chief executive Sundar Pichai to review the hiring of a former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official who allegedly played a part in the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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BARCELONA CRUSHES GETAFE Lionel Messi scored one goal and played a part in four more to keep Barcelona on course to retain its title in the Spanish league with a 6-0 rout of visiting Getafe, increasing its Spanish record to 23 games without a loss in all competitions.
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These events occurred during the larger conflict of World War I. Finland became an independent republic in 1919, but had to continually negotiate a political and economic balance between the new Soviet state to its east and the German Empire, which had played a part in its civil war.
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For while an absence of track action over the winter may have played a part in making us think the new cars were louder on our first day back, it was equally nigh on impossible to pick out the 2500 Ferrari engine in the Sauber against the current machinery.
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" 85033/20:The myriad statements and suggestions that financial or political considerations played a part in the decision making process, are both highly offensive and entirely false...To repeat such uncorroborated rumors and lies is reprehensible... He added that "to repeat such uncorroborated rumors and lies is reprehensible.
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" But the lapses are few, and Lazar can be deeply moving as he captures the hopelessness that surrounds him: "He actually said 'we,' not 'people,' as if he still played a part in this exchange and had not been exiled from the world of people and what they believed.
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Some Democrats argue such stories played a part in President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's victory.
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But the thing that should make you sit up and take notice is the inclusion of the same noise-canceling processor as the one that was included in Sony's WH-1000X M3, which played a part in making them our pick for the best wireless headphones right now.
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Washington (CNN)US officials say the recent government shutdown played a part in the delay of Boeing's software update for its 93 Max aircraft, which has been grounded by airlines and countries around the world after two deadly accidents in the past five months, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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In January 2017, before Mocha had a formal role in Duterte's communications department, the trio played a part in disseminating misleading information on Facebook involving "leaked" emails that they claimed proved the existence of an international anti-Duterte propaganda machine run by the vice president of the Philippines, Leni Robredo.
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The act is considered a hate crime even if a perpetrator acts on a variety of motives, so long as bias played a part: for example, if an offender is motivated by both greed and prejudice toward the victim because of his or her race, gender, sexual orientation or other characteristic.
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The heightened tensions almost certainly played a part in the 911 call from the hotel in the town of Avon, which, despite its proximity to Cleveland and its world-famous hospitals that have long treated Arab royalty, including Saudi and Jordanian kings, is a small town of about 22,000 people.
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As well as the public holiday, Xi Wang, a Beijing-based China senior market analyst for IDC told CNBC that a number of factors including an economic slowdown in the world's second-largest economy, a saturated smartphone market and retailers having excess inventory all played a part in February's poor performance.
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Cost certainty seems to have played a part in the Detroit Pistons effectively making their 2016 offseason acquisitions now by acquiring Tobias Harris (already locked up) and Donatas Motiejunas (a pending restricted free agent, so not quite as much, but still someone the Pistons can keep if they really want to).
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