"Tactically, the election plays a role and the whole impeachment process plays a role," said Jung Pak, a former senior U.S. intelligence officer now with the Brookings Institution.
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Indeed, the House plays a role similar to that of a grand jury in the impeachment context, and the Senate plays a role similar to the trial court.
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That last piece is where superhero crimefighting plays a role.
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Inevitably, a desire to raise revenue also plays a role.
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Another possibility is that testosterone plays a role, Alberts said.
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For some players, superstition plays a role in their looks.
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However, he added, Mr. Trump's own mouth plays a role.
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And racial bias plays a role in schools as well.
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Sexual violence also plays a role in this show, right?
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Climate certainly plays a role in the Andean nations' dominance.
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Clearly, racism plays a role, at least in Trump's case.
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It also plays a role in crafting the party platform.
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Sea level rise also plays a role in the flooding.
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High elevation plays a role in some of the fatalities.
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The service even plays a role in protecting the president.
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Land use change like cutting down forests also plays a role.
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"This category plays a role in triggering the trip," Hennington said.
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However, discrimination still plays a role in employment for the disabled.
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The disenfranchisement of people with mental illness also plays a role.
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As with just about everything, technology plays a role here too.
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In my actual love life, sex work also plays a role.
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It also plays a role in his broader foreign-policy thinking.
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No doubt economics plays a role in the college admission frenzy.
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And, increasingly, a model's presence on social media plays a role.
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Warren Beatty plays a role, as does the upstart Steven Spielberg.
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The altitude of the vineyard plays a role, as does luck.
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Now, spirituality plays a role in my life, but not religion.
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Music plays a role in the other sex scenes as well.
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The sex technique and type of orgasm plays a role too.
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The stigma surrounding methadone likely plays a role in poor coverage.
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There are cultural factors, but bad policy plays a role too.
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But that's not the only reason; discrimination also plays a role.
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But that's not the only reason; discrimination also plays a role.
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Your environment also plays a role in how your skin smells.
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And, of course, the gender of a candidate plays a role.
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Climate also plays a role in flu and Lyme disease, they found.
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Player psychology plays a role in D.Va's ability to provide covering fire.
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If you guessed Netflix plays a role in that sum, you're right.
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The specialist component of multiplayer even plays a role in Zombies now.
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Sexuality, however, plays a role in society and for our fellow humans.
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I do not know if that plays a role in our music.
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Racism even plays a role in some political positions, especially involving Hispanics.
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Agency Inside plays a role in Intel's splashiest mainstream efforts, as well.
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"Naturally improved seasonal adjustment plays a role in these revisions," said Strassner.
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Santa Claus plays a role in all this, too, because why not?
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And that backlash plays a role in burying these types of questions.
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The steady march of Big Tech into entertainment also plays a role.
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Religion also plays a role in shaping the currents of local conflicts.
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This plays a role in shaping the structure and distribution of galaxies.
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Super-spreading plays a role in many diseases, from Ebola to tuberculosis.
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A singing, dancing cat encountered in a gay bar plays a role.
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This is exactly where the media plays a role in dividing us.
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"I do think that maturity plays a role in it," he said.
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The work of producers like JAE5 and Juls undeniably plays a role too.
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Mental and emotional health and awareness definitely plays a role in this song.
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For decades, though, scientists have suspected that mTOR plays a role in aging.
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Untreated mental illness plays a role in too many of our national tragedies.
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It remains unclear whether he plays a role, if any, in Nevaha's disappearance.
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Pheomelanin also plays a role, notably in the production of reddish/yellow hues.
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That's where the U.S. currently plays a role in helping out the market.
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The increased success of America's men's and women's national teams plays a role.
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It also plays a role in keeping me a balanced, not-crazy person.
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But a large literature suggests that gender bias almost certainly plays a role.
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Birth order also plays a role; it's harder to be first than third.
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Sweetness, she realized, plays a role in how the body responds to food.
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Iron plays a role in the development of the nervous system, Gardner said.
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A debate over coal plays a role at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Inconsistent communication and support between medical staff members and families plays a role.
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But there is no doubt that the health system plays a role, too.
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Instead, it still plays a role in her day, and her social life.
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The plantation, however, plays a role in the darkest period of American history.
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Gender obviously plays a role there, but race is a factor as well.
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Turns out that SCN9A also plays a role in pain in the normal population.
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And when it comes to my personal style, social media definitely plays a role.
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Population density also plays a role in the dispersal of technology and, possibly, ideas.
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According to new research, another terrifying natural phenomenon plays a role in storing carbon.
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The culture of distrust isn't the only isolating factor, but it plays a role.
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To France, fashion plays a role in self-care and can dramatically improve confidence
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It turns out that the tempo of Christmas music plays a role as well.
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He suspects that distracted driving, along with poorly timed traffic lights, plays a role.
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The aging of society plays a role too, because people are saving for retirement.
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And while TRPM8 plays a role in the squirrel's hibernation, it doesn't trigger it.
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STD-related stigma, research has shown, also plays a role in low testing rates.
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That office plays a role in airport screenings designed to slow the virus's spread.
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How do you think geography plays a role in differing attitudes toward globalization today?
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Fidelity's Pirozzolo points out that stock market performance also plays a role in giving.
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Politics, politics, politics Politics plays a role in every administration's approach to foreign policy.
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The group convinced me that topography plays a role in shaping lifestyle and outlook.
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"The opioid issue definitely plays a role," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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If she plays a role in 2018, these voices said, it should be limited.
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It also increases levels of glutamate, which plays a role in learning and memory.
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Geography also plays a role, with about 80% of those displaced living in Asia.
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Plus, there's likely a placebo effect that plays a role in patients' success with acupuncture.
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"I think that frustration plays a role in stress, and lack of patience," Utecht said.
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It definitely plays a role—I mean, I couldn't do my show in the 1930s.
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The hippocampus is a seahorse-shaped structure that plays a role in memory and emotion.
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The cyclone that almost killed her son destroyed some coral, and overfishing plays a role.
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But while immigration plays a role in Europe's increasing modesty, other factors are more important.
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These observations and experiments do not absolutely prove that HK2 plays a role in addiction.
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How do you think gender plays a role in how we perceive people with addictions?
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No spoilers, but suffice it to say that narrative continuity plays a role once again.
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Combat doesn't appear to be this game's raison d'etre, but it definitely plays a role.
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But the ceding of all value that comes with vehicle data certainly plays a role.
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Navya touts its own mapping tool, which also plays a role in the vehicle's operation.
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Predictably, alcohol consumption plays a role in the uptick in rape reports on game days.
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This could be the main way in which it plays a role in the election.
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Age also plays a role in your chances of getting hired, according to the study.
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But, he said, he does think politics plays a role in how the market moves.
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Everyone in the tight-knit neighborhood plays a role that contributes to the larger group.
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It plays a role in how you understand and relate to things in your life.
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The Trump administration has denied that politics plays a role in its antitrust enforcement decisions.
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No common psychiatric condition is fully heritable, meaning that the environment always plays a role.
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Notably, a respondent's race plays a role in where they land on the controversial issue.
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Speaking to Stahl, she refused to even admit that race plays a role in discipline.
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The government plays a role in the economy that many Americans would consider heavy handed.
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The accent certainly plays a role—it softens them, making them seem sensitive and accessible.
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It plays a role in weight management and may help prevent chronic diseases like diabetes.
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The degree of competition, or lack thereof, in the American health system plays a role.
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Rampant consumerism certainly plays a role in clutter, but it is not the only culprit.
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The North Korean government plays a role in exacerbating the country's food shortages, he added.
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Additionally, lactate plays a role in generating the "growth hormone" that's responsible for increasing muscle mass.
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America certainly plays a role in the perpetuation of the conflict; but not the primary role.
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Yellen on Wednesday repeated the Fed's position that politics never plays a role in its decisions.
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JS: Can you tell me about how Asian-American identity plays a role in your work?
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Technology also likely plays a role, although the trends began before the popularization of the internet.
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Preference also plays a role, as younger Americans seem to be drawn to smaller, simpler living.
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My guess is that it plays a role, but Brady and Parolin don't single it out.
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Population density and human activity plays a role in the number of snake bites, said Schulte.
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Certainly marketing towards children — lab sets are for boys, dollhouses are for girls — plays a role.
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Donna Ford of Vanderbilt agrees that culture plays a role in both teacher referrals and assessments.
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The fact that female pain is often not taken seriously enough by doctors plays a role.
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I want to understand what is behind this algorithm that plays a role in my life.
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Genetics, he believes, frequently plays a role in why some people respond badly to a medication.
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It is perhaps not remarkable that psychology plays a role in the creation of holiday windows.
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He assumes the mug shot that comes up when his name is Googled plays a role.
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The stay-at-home economy plays a role in almost every trend on Cramer's watch list.
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Many who work in corrections believe that solitary confinement plays a role in keeping them safe.
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While Uderzo plays a role overseeing the series, Ferri said he had not asked for any changes.
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Tami Mark, a health economist at RTI International, said stigma toward addiction plays a role as well.
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The rent-a-foreigner phenomenon plays a role in the system, but it's only one small part.
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A history of discrimination also plays a role: Chatham County, where Fearrington is located, is 96% white.
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The weather plays a role in how busy they are, as can the quality of the play.
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The minimum wage, which women are more likely to be paid than men, also plays a role.
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The popularity of the parties' presidential candidates, or of the White House incumbent, also plays a role.
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The hormone helps regulate the menstrual cycle and plays a role in the development of muscle tissue.
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Is that they say that what you&aposre expecting to hear, your brain actually plays a role.
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Sure, it's just hair, but to a lot of us, hair plays a role in our confidence.
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"There are several studies which confirm that stress plays a role in worsening urinary frequency," Ingber says.
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"One could say that masculinity potentially plays a role in men's higher mortality than women," she said.
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Every species plays a role in an ecosystem, and other species will be impacted by their loss.
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Perhaps inequality plays a role: the rich and powerful flout the law, so why shouldn't ordinary folk?
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If indoor cycling plays a role in your New Year's resolution, consider these tips a must-read.
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Humor often plays a role in my artistic work, but it's not preferred for this particular project.
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The social media platform has strongly denied political ideology plays a role in the company's content decisions.
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Whether a cause or a symptom, abnormal sleep plays a role in diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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The reality is that politics plays a role in all aspects of life including the cancer community.
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When encountering a dangerous new disease that jumped from animal to human, luck also plays a role.
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He says it plays a role in the eventual economic outcome via confidence and the wealth effect.
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Dopamine also plays a role in movement, motivation, mental focus, psychosis, even the production of breast milk.
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Using technology to identify where to grow is not the only area where tech plays a role.
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Although their prices are, like traditional stocks, determined by supply and demand, hype also plays a role.
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The Shaker Village itself plays a role, too, with its spare buildings nestled in a verdant site.
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As it does in so much of life, I suspect that individual temperament plays a role here.
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The massive University of Arizona Medical Center plays a role in the Old Pueblo's growing health-care sector.
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Again, just speculation here, but maybe they've found another gene that plays a role in cancer development, too.
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Finally, as with most things, nutrition plays a role—particularly the amount of vitamin C in your diet.
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Here's why it matters: The information plays a role in shaping public perception of U.S. military actions abroad.
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Not every person who plays a role in the development of presidential advice can qualify for the privilege.
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And although presidential approval rating has a greater effect on midterm outcomes, congressional approval probably plays a role.
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Your band really plays a role in that feeling that fans get at your shows, would you say?
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But certain conversations have to take place, like discussing how thin privilege plays a role — because it will.
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The Civil Rights movement isn't the only aspect of the time that plays a role in Melody's world.
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" Finally, he gives a nod to his own contribution: "Most importantly Trump Tower—my building—plays a role.
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In a study published last year, Russian scientists discovered that it plays a role in the diving reflex.
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The type of company collecting the data, as well as how trustworthy it seems also plays a role.
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The Election Assistance Commission (EAC), created by the Help America Vote Act of 2002, also plays a role.
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The forward trajectory of the "E," or earnings in the P/E ratio, plays a role as well.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign was instrumental in mainstreaming Democratic socialism, but Millennials' economic situation also plays a role.
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Yet it plays a role in enforcing moral codes, especially about abortion or sexual orientation, Stanley-Niaah said.
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Private enterprise is a critical part of our national power and still plays a role in public policy.
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And the environment, we just know that the environment plays a role across the board in behavioral genetics.
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Hondo Ohnaka, a miscreant from the "Clone Wars" cartoon series, plays a role in the Millennium Falcon ride.
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"The AfD at times plays a role in heating things up," Ms. Merkel said in the RTL interview.
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The growth of Medicare Advantage plans, which now cover a third of Medicare beneficiaries, also plays a role.
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Although that plays a role, we can't ignore history and cultural context and the real effect that's played.
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But gender also plays a role — 44% of men report they aren't investing, compared to 59% of women.
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One research concept he introduced to the mix is how evolution plays a role in our sexual desires.
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That might sound really cheesy to you, but I love when each character plays a role on a team.
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However, it is a potent factor in morbid obesity, he says, although genetics plays a role there as well.
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The position of Jupiter, which is currently retrograde, also plays a role in the effects of Venus in Gemini.
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In the stage production that is getting you from A to B in a robocar, everyone plays a role.
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For example, researchers believe it plays a role in radicalizing people, by showing them more extreme content over time.
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Now Swiss scientists claim that this varnish also plays a role in the overall sound quality of the instrument.
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But sometimes, people swallow things on purpose, and mental illness or a desire to self-harm plays a role.
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This system plays a role in all sorts of bodily functions, from our sense of hunger to pain perception.
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The Office of the United States Trade Representative is leading those negotiations, but Mr. Rivkin also plays a role.
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While doctors don't know the exact cause, they do know that inflammation in the immune system plays a role.
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Technology plays a role in nearly every sector of our economy and is intrinsically linked to our country's prosperity.
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The economy also plays a role, with the 278.561.3 financial crisis wiping out more than a dozen major companies.
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It plays a role in regulating the cell's metabolism, division and growth, and prevents the breakdown of damaged cells.
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It plays a role in the cuisine not dissimilar to the one Spam plays in Korean and Hawaiian cooking.
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The New York Times editorial board on Thursday said the National Rifle Association (NRA) plays a role in terrorism.
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The product placement of romantic fiction also plays a role in how we culturally view romance as a genre.
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"I can't exclude the possibility that the olfactory system plays a role in the munchies as well," Horvath says.
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Also, Under copyright law, the size and number of screens plays a role in whether an exception is permitted.
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Just as chance made an indelible impact on Kurt's life, so it also plays a role in his art.
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"Technology clearly plays a role, but I'm not sure if the technology that can help us exists," Blanchette said.
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REM sleep plays a role in our abilities to overcome negative feelings, read other people's emotions and solve problems.
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Students must be 55 or older — which sometimes plays a role in determining which classes attract the most students.
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The culture supports a collective effort in which everyone plays a role in turning the tide from the beginning.
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A laser-eyed, seemingly omnipotent George Takei currently plays a role once held by an offensive Spanglish-speaking chihuahua.
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When it comes to our IQ, genetics plays a role and there is only so much we can do.
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How the civilian populations and politicians relate to the military and the wars they fight also plays a role.
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It also suppresses a counterpart hormone called leptin, which plays a role in regulating the amount of food you eat.
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It doesn't lift the stress of discrimination, which researchers find also plays a role in keeping people up at night.
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But, given how prevalent these issues are, everyone involved — including bystanders — plays a role in preventing sexual harassment and assault.
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New technology plays a role in the film, but old-fashioned peer pressure and oppressive bureaucracy are the greatest villains.
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Childhood sexual trauma, as well as other scenes of young people being sexually shamed, plays a role in several stories.
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These studies show the brain chemical plays a role in the interplay of affection and receptivity between the two species.
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Their results also showed that the carbon fiber plate plays a role—but not in the way many people think.
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Celiac patients also had higher expression levels of the IRF1 gene, which plays a role in losing tolerance to gluten.
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An increasingly complex, globalized network of actors plays a role in the production, harvesting, processing, sales and consumption of food.
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This is important for federal employees and senior agency officials alike: Everyone plays a role in protecting federal agency data.
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Telling you that genetics plays a role in the area of fifty percent to a person's likelihood of becoming addicted.
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It works by blocking a protein known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF, that plays a role in inflammatory conditions.
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Racism undoubtedly also plays a role, as so many of the guests and topics Williams touches on are unapologetically Black.
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But studies suggest college quality also plays a role in determining the likelihood that a student will finish their degree.
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"There's a lot of agreement that the Arctic plays a role, it's just not known exactly how much," she said.
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A number of studies have also supported the notion that increased workplace flexibility plays a role in delayed retirement decisions.
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He also said he doesn&apost think racism plays a role in his daughter&aposs negative treatment by the press.
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Instagram, which already plays a role in where people travel, is now changing the way these travelers pack for trips.
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We also took a look at climate change and how it plays a role in the way hurricanes take shape.
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But that&aposs not always the case because how those carbs are structured in the food also plays a role.
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Could it be that culture plays a role -- that British people, overall, are just more tolerant and accepting of gloominess?
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According to Chevron's website, Wirth also plays a role in corporate strategy, business development, and policy, government and public affairs.
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Granted, that sounds a bit strong in a discussion about a clothing brand, but psychologically it all plays a role.
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The electricity will target the prefrontal cortex, a brain region that plays a role in decision-making and social behavior.
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Randall did not specify the stage of her breast cancer, but stage plays a role in determining a patient's treatment plan.
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Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, also plays a role as counselor, as does son-in-law Jared Kushner, a senior adviser.
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Discrimination — whether it's intentional or not, and whether it's on a systemic level or an individual one — likely plays a role.
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Climate change also plays a role, as do community building practices, insect infestations that increase tree mortality and even random chance.
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This makes sense, because we already knew that this area plays a role in creating identity and a sense of self.
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Hela (or Hel as she's sometimes known) isn't the cause of Ragnarok in Norse mythology, although she definitely plays a role.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story and the upcoming Black Panther film, shared about how representations plays a role in his life.
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Android companies aren't willing to go on the record with this, but Qualcomm also plays a role in slowing down updates.
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The Millennium Falcon is involved, and a woman from Han's past named Qi'ra (Game of Thrones' Emilia Clarke) plays a role.
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Starting on the right track What a child eats during the period he or she is weaned also plays a role.
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In fact, IBM Watson — the famous supercomputer that combines artificial intelligence and sophisticated analytical software — plays a role in the region.
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The video platform has fended off mounting criticism that it's algorithm plays a role in the online radicalization of its users.
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While finances plays a role, for women like Mariam Ephraim, 69, it came down to no longer wanting to live alone.
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Because the inner ear plays a role in maintaining balance, it's possible Timurlengia was more agile than its prey and competitors.
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Your résumé does more than just get you an interview, it also plays a role in determining your salary, she said.
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Of course I think it plays a role in making people more open and involved with their sexuality, but not everyone.
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While economics no doubt plays a role, race and ethnic relations are predominant in all of the analyses I have seen.
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And according to a Washington Post analysis, mental illness plays a role in at least one-fourth of fatal police shootings.
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But while ideology certainly plays a role here, these trends transcend political party affiliation, as a number of recent polls indicate.
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Whether the bacterium, called Fusobacterium nucleatum, actually plays a role in causing or spurring the growth of cancer is not known.
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FDA is in charge of approving diagnostics and plays a role in overseeing clinical trials of potential coronavirus vaccines and treatments.
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But a reduction in overall inflammation very likely plays a role, because it is thought to be unhealthy for the brain.
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The authorities are trying to change that, saying that work pressure plays a role in more than 500 suicides a year.
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Coffee may help you deal with the symptoms of your sleep problems, but it also plays a role in causing them.
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By defining and promoting the system, it plays a role in determining the purposes and means of how that data is processed.
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The host's way of life also plays a role in virus transmission and the odds of co-divergence versus cross-species jumping.
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Better understanding how breastfeeding works, and how the environment plays a role in it, is key to protect the animals, Knott says.
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The Economist: Many people are aware that social media plays a role in exacerbating depression and anxiety—so what keeps people tethered?
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But while worries over immigration explain some of the Sweden Democrat's gains, unease about economic and social change also plays a role.
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The volcano still plays a role in shaping the water-ice cloud, though, along with atmospheric dust levels and the Martian seasons.
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Vilson adds that the way some Latinx individuals are perceived also plays a role in who gets to say the N-word.
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Make sure you are fluent in the visible, budgeted, CEO-led, cross departmental initiatives — and how your solution plays a role here.
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For her part, Mary E. Rain, the St. Lawrence County district attorney, has denied that race plays a role in the prosecution.
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" Asked by some senators to elaborate, she said, "I believe climate change needs to be addressed and that carbon plays a role.
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They are requesting labial reduction even though the labia minora is a sexually responsive body part that plays a role in orgasms.
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Like Humira it works by blocking a protein known as tumor necrosis factor, or TNF, that plays a role in inflammatory conditions.
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Baseball also plays a role in "Fences," August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play about love and contention in a 1950s Pittsburgh household.
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It's also cyclical in nature, meaning that the broader economic backdrop plays a role in demand for things like new construction projects.
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The root cause is more than just the drive for TV ratings or web clicks, although that, of course, plays a role.
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Stigma plays a role, which is why addiction treatment works best when it is integrated with and supported alongside ordinary medical care.
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It is designed to forthrightly advance American interests and can have a hard edge, as when it plays a role in counterterrorism.
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" Dr. Li added, "The distribution of fat also plays a role — the higher the waist to hip ratio, the greater the risk.
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But human memory is inherently flawed, and eyewitness misidentification plays a role in two-thirds of convictions overturned through DNA testing nationwide.
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The ambassador votes on behalf of the US, and also plays a role in negotiating the text of any NATO-wide agreement.
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Kirkpatrick further explains that women tend to carry more fat and less overall water content, which plays a role in breaking down alcohol.
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One of the things that plays a role, for sure, is what kind of other parties are available, in combination with electoral systems.
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"This is where society is going, and we have to figure out how the small farm plays a role in it," he says.
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Leonard's faith played a role in choosing his college, and it plays a role in how he views the North Korea-US tensions.
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"I am sure that social media plays a role in unhappiness, but it has as many benefits as it does negatives," he said.
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Some are better at handling ambiguity than others, and this no doubt plays a role in the decision to learn your medical fate.
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Having underestimated the total cost of owning a home may be the biggest regret among millennial buyers, but location also plays a role.
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Enforcement also plays a role, with the Department of Justice securing several convictions of individuals and companies knowingly trafficking in counterfeit electronic parts.
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The degree to which you can recover from the inevitable middle-of-the-night sleep disruptions also plays a role, Dr. Hollingshaus says.
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This too plays a role in his destiny fulfillment, and he will do anything—including swapping bodies—to ensure this destiny is fulfilled.
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Culture also plays a role, particularly for women who are seen as successful, happily married and healthy when they are overweight, experts said.
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Obama emphasized the fact that everyone plays a role in the future of the country — not only the people who are in power.
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Viewer demographic also plays a role in how much a creator will earn from YouTube ads placed in a video by the platform.
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One key area is the amygdala, which plays a role in controlling emotions, fear, and survival instincts, like the fight-or-flight response.
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He's also studying whether the regimen plays a role in improving cancer treatments; a few other oncologists are looking into this as well.
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Television still plays a role in allowing candidates to introduce themselves to voters and "setting the tone for the race," Mr. Blizzard said.
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A new study in Developmental Cell identified a gene that plays a role in breast tissue's ability to consume dead cells after nursing.
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By making sure the university plays a role in determining whether a transfer student's record is satisfactory, Oregon is ahead of the curve.
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But if the the blocking of Garland plays a role in the current fight over Gorsuch, so do the nominee's far-right views.
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Both have experienced the simmering fury of constituents nonetheless, suggesting that popular sentiment still plays a role in the era of strongman leaders.
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Ritual certainly plays a role in the various year-end items that The Times and other news organizations unfailingly push out every December.
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Genetic inheritance surely plays a role, but it falls well short of a stand-alone "cause" in most people who receive a diagnosis.
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Some studies suggest that a chemical in the oil called oleocanthal plays a role in combating inflammation, heart disease, cancer, and Alzheimer's disease.
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TanktopSamurai: Do you think the way Muslims were presented in the Western media plays a role in the Western lack of popular response?
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Washington blacklisted a group of Chinese companies after claiming that their technology plays a role in the repression of China's Muslim minority groups.
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That doesn't mean sugar is without dangers: it certainly plays a role in the development of obesity, to say nothing of dental cavities.
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The built environment of a community plays a role in the severity of heat-related events because of the urban heat island effect.
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Those women expressed higher levels of post-abortion sadness, suggesting that sociocultural context plays a role in how women feel about their abortions.
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Under current rules the deputy leader takes over temporarily if the leader resigns and therefore plays a role in choosing the next one.
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Some observers said their sparring has a Kabuki character, in which each side plays a role to arrive at an agreed-on finale.
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Biden is also quick to remind voters of his role in the Obama administration, which also likely plays a role in these numbers.
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Random chance plays a role in everyone's life, and I guess you never know when you'll encounter a killer mutant who causes trouble.
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CLSA's Japan strategist Nicholas Smith says while public rows at AGMs benefit few investors, confrontational engagement still plays a role in driving change.
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Your Eros sign can affect you outside of the bedroom, too — this asteroid influences any area of your life where passion plays a role.
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Why LGBQ kids are more likely to attempt suicide is not completely clear, but previous studies have suggested anti-gay hostility plays a role.
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Dorsey will look to answer their concerns by explaining how Twitter ranks content, and reiterating the company's denial that political bias plays a role.
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Thirteen Plays a Role in the Song With the release of "Lover," that means fans have heard 223 minutes total of Swift's upcoming album.
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Then, in an extraordinary move, Bowman issued a rare rebuke of the mass deportation process she plays a role in, known as Operation Streamline.
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Narrative inevitably plays a role, as you might expect when the fugitives of Sorrentino's title include a reporter, a novelist and an oral storyteller.
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Studies have shown these defections are largely driven by skyrocketing pay TV rates, though the industry's historically-awful customer service also plays a role.
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Look, the issue that has been raised is that the Department of Commerce plays a role as it relates to the domain name system.
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The environment clearly plays a role: Add X-rays, or a DNA-damaging agent, and the mutation rate and cancer risk climbs even higher.
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This lack of time has not only led to deterioration of the patient-doctor relationship, but also plays a role in the misdiagnosis problem.
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Tishkoff said their study found MFSD12 also contributes to the production of a protein that plays a role in optimizing nutrition and fighting infection.
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Ultimately, risk management plays a role in profitably farming, but reducing the need for it by creating higher and more stable prices is preferable.
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Today, more people are exhibiting narcissistic behaviors even if they don't have narcissistic personality disorder, and increased social-media use likely plays a role.
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She plays a role in certain situations, like when she's pulled over for a speeding ticket and essentially acts her way out of it.
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Another factor that plays a role in the risk of influenza in these facilities is the health status of those who are housed there.
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At Concordia University in Montreal, James Pfaus is examining how the neurotransmitter dopamine—a central actor in neurological problems like addiction—plays a role.
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Researchers conducted six experiments involving more than 1,700 participants to see how emotion plays a role in the relationship between social rejection and aggression.
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Gender plays a role in social interactions, but not to the extent that women are better for this, and men are better for that.
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" Gender plays a role in this disdain; in the mid-19th century, when most celebrities were male, the term was "strongly associated with merit.
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RNA editing also plays a role in immunity, and some studies in fruit flies show that it may help them adapt to changing temperatures.
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It will not offer answers, but its joys may transport you from confusion to confirmation that your ongoing, eccentric character still plays a role.
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The dopamine rush created by a quick email check certainly plays a role, but another psychological phenomenon called cognitive tunneling is also at play.
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There's no pinning a number on how much the "Harry Potter" name means to a title's success, but that certainly plays a role here.
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Hays's dementia plays a role in preserving those fictions in the end — although isn't there a twinkle of recognition when he's drinking the water?
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Another natural factor called mantle convection, a process of cycling hot material through Earth's molten mantle, also plays a role in Earth's polar motion.
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At the same time, it's also important not to lose sight of the more straightforward and larger ways Facebook plays a role in elections.
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It's possible complex traits like height are omnigenetic, meaning that almost the entire genome plays a role in determining how tall a person will be.
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Even if diet plays a role in mental illness risk, it's only one of many factors that interact in complicated ways we don't fully understand.
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Diversification also plays a role in weather-risk management; Olam's operations are spread across both the northern and southern hemisphere and 21 different agricultural commodities.
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That said, women produce less testosterone on average than men do, and studies suggest that hormone plays a role in determining how we build muscle.
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Social media, too, obviously plays a role in the appeal of the anti-mall store, as well as that of designer beauty brands and fragrances.
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Because Bob's Burgers is a family business, every member of the Belcher family plays a role in keeping the restaurant thriving daily — even the kids.
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A central bank plays a role in maintaining a country's financial and economic stability through tools such as interest rates and buying or selling bonds.
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"Ugi's plays a role in our popular culture; it's part of Buenos Aires's urban landscape," says Luciano Banchero, a local radio personality and pizza expert.
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"The press always plays a role, whether by being passive or by being aggressive, but it's a mistake to overemphasize" the impact of media coverage.
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She expressed hope that Kellyanne Conway, who she called "the Trump whisperer," plays a role in the White House after serving as his campaign manager.
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"Uncertainty always plays a role in how much things cost," said Michael Wallace, director of community and economic development at the National League of Cities.
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Therapy also plays a role in treating mental illness, and there are lot of different options that have different impacts, such as cognitive behavioral therapy.
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The lack of family-friendly policies in the United States — such as paid family leave and subsidized child care — most likely plays a role, too.
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It also plays a role in racial and religious intolerance because fearful people are more inclined to cling to the familiar and denigrate the unfamiliar.
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The South Korean police say work pressure plays a role in more than 26 suicides a year, out of a national total of about 252,252.
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In a paper recently published in Human Development, Dr. Wu theorizes that this switch from broad to specialized learning plays a role in cognitive function.
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But each actor's performance plays a role in conceiving these themes, as well — the film would not succeed as well as it does without them.
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The term refers to a species that no longer plays a role in an ecosystem or that is on its way to extinction, possibly irremovably.
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And, as Williams suggested to Business Insider, it all plays a role in a strategy that can push usage of its other cloud products, too.
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Spina bifida can be caused by low intake of folic acid and certain medications taken by women during pregnancy, but genetics also plays a role.
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The combination of direct and indirect storm fatalities also plays a role in understanding the amount of damage inflicted upon the areas, the study says.
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The lead author, Dr. Anne L. Stephenson, a researcher at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, said that that probably plays a role in the disparity.
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The technology now plays a role in policing and surveillance, and AI experts point to evidence showing that it can disproportionately harm people of color.
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There is no question that exercise plays a role in the prevention and treatment of many diseases across almost every system in the human body.
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There's no guarantee they'll be perfect for you — your undertone also plays a role in the final result — but it's a damn good place to start.
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If you&aposre going to claim that rhetoric plays a role, you need to be consistent about it, no matter who is the target or victim.
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Pancreatic cancer starts in cells in the pancreas, a roughly six-inch gland in the abdomen that plays a role in digestion and blood sugar regulation.
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Those receptors can be altered by inflammation, the body's chemical response to trying to fix something that's wrong, which seems to plays a role in both.
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The key lies in different starting points in perceptions of control -- stress is largely a psychosocial phenomenon, though, of course, material deprivation also plays a role.
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SurveyMonkey released new data Tuesday saying brand trust plays a role in the purchasing decisions of 92 percent of Americans and 89 percent of U.K. residents.
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But while location certainly plays a role in how much money is needed to be considered rich, wealth is also a mindset, the YouGov report notes.
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Alcohol also temporarily changes the way serotonin — a neurotransmitter that plays a role in regulating your mood and anxiety — works in your brain, Dr. Gupta says.
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Urban heat island effects from the insulating influence of paved areas and buildings also plays a role, though a comparatively minor one relative to global warming.
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" Cramer said that United Rentals has a Trump bias, "if you believe that deregulation plays a role in the psyche of those who rent heavy equipment.
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Genetics plays a role in mental disorder, as do environmental influences, but the drugs do not have the specificity to target the causes of an illness.
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That lack of clear identity, he said, "plays a role in the crisis," since threats like migration or further steps toward European integration only reinforce anxiety.
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And while physical stress plays a role in some fatalities, most reflect the kind of extreme drinking that's in the DNA of so-called Greek life.
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Opinion: Leaders must act now on climate change Top executives at the Global Center on Adaptation believe human inaction plays a role in threats from disasters.
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Megève's skiing season — one of the shortest, at about 18 weeks — also plays a role, Mr. Cooke said, as does the recent spate of new development.
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And even though the economy tends to matter more for presidential years than midterms, which are largely tied to presidential approval, it still plays a role.
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Of course, the biology of the native population likely plays a role in how long and how healthfully people live in various parts of the country.
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Each tattoo plays a role in her story, she explains, because she wouldn't be where she is today without the bumps and bruises of her journey.
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"Analytics plays a role in helping the retailer to understand who their customers are, especially who the highest value ones are and how they behave," Smith explained.
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Social media plays a role, allowing people in geographically distant parts of the country to meet and share their experiences, often finding common ground in economic hardship.
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The NHS is not geared up to treat non-medical problems, says Mark Sage, a doctor who plays a role in commissioning health services in west Kent.
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Ferrera plays a role in the new series — which follows seven main characters as they navigate the ever-changing neighborhood — as well as acts as executive producer.
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Being trans and Asian American, there is always a "pick your battles" type of mentality, considering how much gender plays a role in an Asian-American household.
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And yes, even a venue like Nadeschico plays a role, even if that role is to draw a stark contrast between male- and female-run sushi venues.
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In our 20th episode, she talks about what it's like building a team from scratch and how brand and communication design plays a role in an organization.
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The company takes up to 2000 percent of every app purchase from the store, forbids developers from selling apps elsewhere and plays a role in setting prices.
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This is the Myanmar of Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who, in her capacity as state counselor since 2015, plays a role in overseeing the country's military.
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It's not clear how the bacteria get from the rodents who harbor the bug to the humans they infect, but the louse once again plays a role.
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Popularity also plays a role in why lettuce is a frequent bad actor: "Lettuce is also eaten the most out of all the produce items," he said.
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Wilson's interview is not the first time a critic has suggested racial bias plays a role in the controversy, although the congresswoman did not get more specific.
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A 2013 review of 35 studies also found that gender plays a role, with obese girls more likely to have asthma diagnoses than obese boys, they note.
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Popularity also plays a role in why lettuce is a frequent bad actor: "Lettuce is also eaten the most out of all the produce items," he said.
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This growth regulator plays a role in life span and diseases, including diabetes and cancer, and the breakthrough has been praised for its far-reaching medical implications.
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Valdez tells me that zinc also plays a role in immune function, wound healing, protein synthesis, DNA synthesis, cell division, and our sense of smell and taste.
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Often this is all considered part of a plan to seize control of society and gun control usually plays a role if it's in the United States.
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And the music industry in Memphis likely plays a role in Tennessee having the second-highest compensation rate for performing arts work, 3.5 times the national average.
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Jonah Berger, Wharton Professor and author of Contagious: Why Things Catch On, agrees that environment has a significant effect on virality but argues content always plays a role.
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It may not drop bombs, but Northrop Grumman's surveillance UAV plays a role in the American military's ongoing, largely obfuscated campaign of drone strikes in the Middle East.
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They start developing bunions, it interferes with their ability to run, and even in weightlifting it plays a role because a bunion will make the foot less stable.
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How fentanyl plays a role Sometimes, the abuse of opioids can begin when patients are prescribed pain medication in a way that puts them at risk for addiction.
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There's also good evidence that your microbiome—the unique colony of bacteria that lives in and on your body—plays a role, but it's not an exact determinant.
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Gender also plays a role, with twice as many women as men saying they are "very" concerned Trump could launch a nuclear attack — 42 percent versus 22 percent.
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He added that technology also plays a role in the rise of burnout because employees often have to respond to emails or calls outside of normal work hours.
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What he added to his filler, he won't say — just that it wasn't Amniofill — but notes that it's the mystery addition that plays a role in his results.
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Mason feels more interested in the journey, examining how people interact with the technology around their lives and how it actually plays a role in the larger world.
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Why it matters: Students heard from business leaders and women's equality activist Lilly Ledbetter, learning how everyone plays a role in making the workplace both fair and inclusive.
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Easy to fall into and hard to notice, anchoring plays a role in how NBA draft prospects are perceived—and could impact the future of Indiana's OG Anunoby.
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" Wallace: "But don't you think the fact that we have these coal power plants belching carbon emissions into the air, you don't think that had -- plays a role?
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Ms. DeVos has declined to say publicly whether she believes that racial bias plays a role in the disproportionate rates at which black students are punished in school.
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While the refugee resettlement program does fall under the bureau, Richard noted that DHS plays a role in vetting potential refugees before they come to the United States.
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If Billy plays a role in this, it would explain his "past" with Dolores, and would explain his desire to solve the bigger puzzle of the park's design.
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CGRP is distributed throughout the body and plays a role in many physiological processes, from wound-healing to regulating blood flow to the heart and brain, she says.
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In Cahalan's case, those antibodies were directed against a receptor in her brain: the NMDA receptor, which plays a role in how brain cells communicate with each other.
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Identifying that the gene plays a role in wing patterns is only the first step in investigating how two different species can, through evolution, look identical over time.
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While the job you have definitely plays a role in your income, a lot that goes into earning $100,000 or more each year has to do with mindset.
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Often, people only focus on the physical sensations of an orgasm, but the brain also plays a role in how orgasms happen, sex researcher Nicole Prause told INSIDER.
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But this new study, published October 28 in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, suggests inflammation also plays a role in emotional function and mental health, and
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Democrats are raising concerns about the Trump administration's proposed cuts to a Department of Energy office that plays a role in protecting the U.S. electric grid from cyberattacks.
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Insurance typically plays a role in a personal financial plan, so we often recommend that entrepreneurs who don't have benefits via their company purchase them on their own.
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Schenkman and his colleagues have found that another, more nebulous factor—timbre, the perceived sound quality of a noise—also plays a role in orienting echolocators in space.
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Kimmy's next speech about why she loves the holiday is interrupted by a persistent burping problem, which Kemper said in an interview plays a role in this season.
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In a statement, Ernesto Rodriguez, Miami Beach Police spokesman, dismissed the idea that racial bias plays a role in adding more patrols and beat cops on Ocean Drive.
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Judging by his impressive body of work, it's clear the artist is influenced by the supernatural, and that the world of magic plays a role in his practice.
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The Tide's overall breadth of talent plays a role here, certainly, but mostly the line reflects confidence in Alabama's ability to smother opposing innovation with relentless, overpowering convention.
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The solicitor general's office is particularly skilled at making strategic litigation choices, and it plays a role in about three-quarters of criminal cases heard by the court.
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That's because DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid that is found in fish (and also plant foods like algae), plays a role in brain development, starting before birth.
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As the study authors note, the ability to persuade plays a role in everything from collective action, be it a political movement or labor rally, to product promotion.
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"Inflation, after all, often plays a role in a late-cycle volatility rise, as there's tension between still-strong current conditions, and the effect of tightening," Sheets added.
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Keep in mind that these recommendations aren't all-or-nothing — your whole birth chart plays a role in your love life, and there's room for variation within that, too.
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The majority of the women preferred the scent of the men who were most genetically different from them, indicating that how someone's sweat smells plays a role in attraction.
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It plays a role in nearly every meal—it's a crucial ingredient in soy sauce, miso, and mirin, and other ubiquitous foods like breakfast pickles or gari (pickled ginger).
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The state's first-in-the-nation status also plays a role, though, with some arguing that it's not time for them to acquiesce to another candidate at this point.
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Newly published research finds that luck plays a role in oil-and-gas executives' compensation — and one author says it's time to rethink how C-suite pay is structured.
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Environmental stress plays a role in deadly conflicts in Burkina Faso, Chad, Cameroon, Mali, Niger, northern Nigeria and South Sudan, not to mention non-Sahelian states such as Yemen.
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The bottom line: While there's "significant suggestion" that EV-D68 plays a role in AFM, it's "very frustrating when you don't know the etiology of the infection," Fauci says.
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Participants whose scans showed a thinning in the brain area that plays a role in memory -- the first brain region affected by Alzheimer's -- were more likely to develop Alzheimer's.
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When the museum accepts, that plays a role in either effectively cleaning up the reputation of the Sacklers or, as sometimes happens, dirtying up the reputation of the museum.
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Wild game certainly plays a role in Scottish gastronomy but in a 2008 UK-wide survey, only 0.7 percent of the households surveyed reported buying any game at all.
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But what he did prove is that strategy still plays a role in winning campaigns and that more paths to victory exist than the ones that others have trodden.
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Wind also plays a role in spider voyages, but the new paper establishes that the rapid launches, even in calm weather, can be explained by electrically conductive spider silk.
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Despite denying that politics plays a role in the department's day-to-day operations, other prosecutors — current and former — reportedly expressed concern that Trump's attacks on Sessions are unnerving.
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Many factors may contribute to the need for more food animal and public health veterinarians in certain areas, but there's one factor that undoubtedly plays a role: student debt.
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Ahead, we talk to Dr. Fink about five unexpected areas of your life in which your thyroid plays a role — and the specific clues that something might be off.
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Figure out what style you want: Because your bed setup is the highlight of the room, the design of your bed frame certainly plays a role in your choice.
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Because you've done such granular work on which neighborhoods throughout the US provide opportunity, I'm curious if you've developed a view on whether political ideology plays a role here.
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The researchers also believe that rocking stimulates the "vestibular system," which plays a role in the body's sense of balance and spatial awareness, in a way that promote sleep.
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There are many reasons besides economic incentives to put off having children, as Vox's Julia Belluz points out, but sociologists and economists agree that the economy plays a role.
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But while the number of reported cases plays a role, it is not the only -- and in some cases not even the most important -- way to measure an outbreak.
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She then went on to specifically address the aspect of slut-shaming and how it plays a role in people's judgments of her dating multiple people back-to-back.
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But if that approach does not succeed, it could have severe consequences both for her nation and for the world that Britain plays a role in keeping together. Mrs.
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The strength of the economy definitely plays a role in re-election rates -- the party in power tends to perform better when the economy is good, and vice versa.
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They plan to continue investigating the growth of the embryonic gut, not just in chickens but in mice, to understand how motion plays a role in shaping the organ.
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Each of these plays a role in Echo's rise, as do her Iranian best friend and the five other smart kids hoisting their heavy backpacks at her high school.
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Climate change plays a role here, too, plus our desire to live next to nature, not to mention decades of firefighting policies that have made large fires more likely.
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His work showed that the receptor plays a role in anxiety and increased wakefulness, so he isn't surprised to see that it might be involved in sleep regulation too.
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But poorer access to palliative care also probably plays a role, and research suggests that palliative care consultations can increase hospice enrollment and completion of advance directives among minorities.
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And though housing plays a role, decades-old educational policies have reinforced inequality and placed many low-income black and brown children on the road to second-class citizenship.
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But Thanksgiving also plays a role — particularly when Sam's brother (Lou Jacobi) shows up late for the holiday meal and is angered to find the extended family already eating.
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Longtime suspicion of Big Tobacco plays a role in the e-cigarette controversy, too, as the industry muscles into a field now populated by hundreds of small vapor companies.
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The state health department has blamed hypoglycemia -- low blood sugar -- for the children's deaths but said that lychee fruit, which is widely grown in the region, also plays a role.
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It's no big secret that staying hydrated is important — water plays a role in everything from your body's temperature regulation to the way your joints work, and seltzer totally counts.
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Geography plays a role, but Seattle, a city with similar geographic constraints that is also experiencing a tech boom, added almost twice as many housing units over the same period.
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Azevedo is normally very conservative in remarks about WTO members' trade policies, but he also plays a role as a guardian of the global trading rules, a bulwark against protectionism.
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Obviously bad PR from Sanders alone didn't change Amazon's wage policies (if he could do that, Walmart would raise pay too), but it plays a role in the broader gestalt.
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Environmental experts say the dust blowing in from surrounding areas, which are becoming increasingly arid due to rising temperatures and shrinking forests, also plays a role in Delhi's pollution woes.
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Location certainly plays a role in how much money is needed to be considered rich, but wealth is also a mindset, according to a recent poll from data firm YouGov.
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To Lamont, the tradition is not the "biggest issue in the world," but she does believe it plays a role in perpetuating certain stereotypes we have about gender and relationships.
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FERC has authority over interstate oil and gas pipelines and electric transmission lines, but it also plays a role in approving LNG export terminals, along with the Department of Energy.
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Asian people have long been infantilized and told that we appear more youthful than we are, which plays a role in the stereotyping of Asian women as submissive and exotic.
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It's true that confidence plays a role in capital markets, and if a national leader is openly devising schemes to lower our obligation to creditors, those creditors can get nervous.
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The fact that the NRA gives politicians money certainly plays a role, but it is not the primary reason why it's so difficult to pass even modest gun control legislation.
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But circulation plays a role here, too: That compression actually reduces the blood flow to the nerves, which is what makes it harder for your nerves to send their messages.
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While location certainly plays a role in how much money is needed to be considered rich, wealth is also a mindset, according to a recent poll from data firm YouGov.
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A gene present in other fish that plays a role in egg hatching underwent duplication in the seahorse and assumed a new role, helping the advent of the male pouch.
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This doesn't prove the virus causes the fatal neurodegenerative disease 5.7 million Americans currently live with, but it suggests it plays a role in Alzheimer's pathology and may inform treatment.
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But racism, or pressure to identify as white, also plays a role in why Latinx and Hispanic people, when they are considered to be a race, are racialized as white.
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One effect of this sea change was the critical rejection of pictorial Surrealism, along with such artistic practices as representational drawing, in which fastidious attention to detail plays a role.
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People are talking about journalism more than they were even three or four years ago, and our president plays a role in that, but ... And we'll get to that, too.
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The move may help to distance TikTok from ByteDance, its Chinese parent company, and appease concerns that the Chinese government plays a role in censoring content and accessing user data.
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During his interview with the Register, Biden said the media plays a role in taking the focus off of Trump because they would report on Biden's testimony for weeks afterward.
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In recent years, scientists have uncovered clues that the microbiota, the community of trillions of microbes that live in the gut, plays a role in weight gain and metabolic disease.
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Samantha White (Logan Browning) is trying to figure out her racial identity and her hair plays a role in how she self-identifies — and how divided she feels being biracial.
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The organization, based in New York, plays a role in recording and reporting nearly every stock and bond trade in the United States, as well as most valuable derivatives trades.
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"I think that 'intuitive eating' tends to align with the idea that our biology interacts with the environment and this plays a role in our intake, hunger, and satiety," she says.
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"We hope this plays a role in addressing the chronic shortage of affordable housing options for long-time middle and low income residents," said Pichai wrote in a blog post. Google.
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More from Tonic: Another factor that plays a role of how long you feel the effects of any drug—from caffeine to weed—is the amount of fat in your body.
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And no one knows whether caste plays a role, although suicide rates seem to rise with wealth and urbanisation, before falling again as the newly urbanised grow accustomed to their environment.
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I believe it is a three-state depository, so it plays a role in getting access in all the ways you described — not just in New York City but way beyond.
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Bosses hire candidates they think will be a good fit with their team, research shows, and what you wear to a job interview plays a role in the impression you make.
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So we are now in a situation globally where China plays an important role on the rest of the world and the rest of the world plays a role on China.
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Politics certainly plays a role as well—Amazon has undoubtedly been singled out because it shares an owner, Jeff Bezos, with The Washington Post, which the president has repeatedly feuded with.
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That men are more likely to be killed than raped plays a role, but even if it were safe, women in South Sudan say societal norms dictate that they fetch firewood.
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Apple, like many technology companies, recognizes that the security of their customers' communications is not just good for business, but also plays a role in the greater good of our country.
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While research is still in its really infantile stages, there's some evidence that the microbiome plays a role in your immune health, your metabolism, and possibly even in your mental health.
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Pete Davidson plays a role model with platinum blond hair and a taste for weed in this coarse coming-of-age comedy, the debut film of the writer-director Jason Orley.
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Pete Davidson plays a role model with platinum blond hair and a taste for weed in this coarse coming-of-age comedy, the debut film of the writer-director Jason Orley.
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There's no evidence that blood type or skin color plays a role in how much you are bitten, but research has shown that ingesting one particular substance — alcohol — does attract mosquitoes.
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That snippet of genetic code, called ARC, is part of the nervous system of modern humans and plays a role in human consciousness — nerve communication, memory formation and higher-order thinking.
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The plant has been "a staple of Indian cuisine" and has even been used as a dye for cloth and plays a role in cultural rituals, according to The Washington Post.
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Episode 21 brings forth the sexism and racism that plays a role in the fact that many sick patients are turned away from getting the proper treatment they need and deserve.
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Epigenetics plays a role throughout life, from embryo development to aging, and some epigenetic changes accumulate as the years pass in a way that literally inscribes your age upon your body.
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From psychological effects to migraines, joint pains and increased heart disease risk factors, it has been known for decades that climate plays a role in overall health status including death rates.
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As of now, the long-term risks posed by NDMA found in certain valsartan-containing drugs remain somewhat unknown, and the amount of NDMA consumed plays a role in that risk.
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I also suspect that the narrative spin of her interiors plays a role in her success — the approach surely resonates with clients who write, direct and inhabit stories for a living.
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Exhibits are designed to challenge visitors' biases by taking them through experiences based on the news, asking questions about the people involved and highlighting how everyone plays a role in discrimination.
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The non-binding measure approved on Wednesday was a "motion to instruct" lawmakers finalizing a water and energy spending bill to ensure that Congress plays a role in implementing such tariffs.
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The direction of the wind in the jet stream, a high-altitude circumpolar air current, plays a role in steering a storm, as do regions of high and low pressure around it.
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That tradition finds its hilarious climax in Treasure's manic and hilarious shooter Bangai-O, where giant space fruit not only provides bonus points, but also plays a role in the game's plot.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt gave his own view on the subject, saying he believes human activity plays a role in global warming, but measuring that contribution with precision is difficult.
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"There's the Augmented Reality team, saying, 'Hey, we need more from the camera because we want to make AR a better experience and the camera plays a role in that,'" Schiller says.
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" As someone who plays a role in casting the show, Razek admitted to considering putting transgender models in the show, but didn't because the company "did not market to the whole world.
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"My work is undoubtedly more inspired when my kids can be a part of it, and I'm a better mom when my passion for creativity plays a role in how I parent."
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If home bias plays a role, Belgium and Argentina are likely to come high in the BoE policy committee's picks, as two members - Gertjan Vlieghe and Silvana Tenreyro - hail from those countries.
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It is undoubtable that ego plays a role; 'twas ever thus: Anyone who believes that they would be a good president and enjoy doing it is pretty suspect, even if they're right.
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The top Democrat and Republican on the Rules Committee both acknowledged that politics plays a role in the panel's decisions, but each said they don't know the specifics about the deepfakes amendment.
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During her time at Mic, Vox's Liz Plank explored the world of manspreading on a busy New York subway to figure out how gender plays a role in the space-intrusive act:
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But the calculus is not simple, a middle ground is actually worth seeking, and recent immigration plays a role not only in America's greatness, but in our divisions and disappointments as well.
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The company charges up to a 30 percent commission to developers who sell their products through its store, bars them from selling their apps elsewhere and plays a role in setting prices.
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The glue that allows red sugar water to become a firm dessert, gelatin plays a role in many other sweets: It's used in panna cotta, and in Bavarian creams or French charlottes.
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How it fits: This trend is both a reflection of these other puzzle pieces and an amplifying force in its own right, because the media plays a role in shaping public opinion.
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The microbiomes of the two newly discovered shipwrecks are also distinct from each other, the team showed, which raises the question of whether water depth plays a role in dictating microbial communities.
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Satellite intelligence, seen as increasingly critical, plays a role in everything from keeping tabs on North Korea's nuclear weapons program and detecting enemy missile launches to monitoring Russian and Chinese military activity.
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In the aforementioned 2010 study in Churchill, 88 percent of tourists said human were contributing to climate change, but only 69 percent agreed that air travel plays a role in climate change.
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"If @ladygaga ever plays a role in a movie where she needs to portray a teenage her I'm all for it I'm also okay with being a stunt double," Rose captioned one post.
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It's no surprise that numerous studies have shown that the race of the victim plays a role in the sentencing the perpetrator receives, with capital punishment more likely if the victim was white.
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The current study can't tell us exactly why parents are avoiding vaccines following their children's diagnosis, though the debunked specter of the autism-vaccine link almost certainly plays a role, the researchers say.
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"If we want a truly accurate picture of broadband service across the country we are setting ourselves up for problems by not even asking how price and affordability plays a role," Rosenworcel said.
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"But if political will plays a role in this, it will be difficult to make a decision ... I hope oil is not used in the Wednesday meeting as a political tool," he added.
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And culture plays a role, too, Olivola points out; the over-attentive waiter who is a hallmark of good service in the U.S. would be seen as pretty annoying in his native France.
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Trump accused Yellen of using policy to boost the fortunes of outgoing President Barack Obama, though Yellen and other Fed officials have steadfastly denied that politics plays a role in their decision-making.
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Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, said pursuing a second death penalty after one has been handed out stokes criticism that politics plays a role in death penalty prosecutions.
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But underneath it all, there's a bubbling undercurrent that plays a role in helping to establish the careers of artists and composers alike, bringing them far greater revenue and exposure than ever before.
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Media plays a role in how the trans community is seen: If we can normalize trans people in our media, perhaps we can teach the world how to treat this marginalized group better.
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I have a master's degree in intercultural communication with a focus on peacekeeping overseas, which means that history plays a role in how you navigate those rhetorical pathways with all groups of people.
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"The most important part of the plan is that the federal government plays a role in getting states to reinvest and keep higher education affordable at public colleges and universities," Mr. Alexander said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, said on Friday he believes human activity plays a role in global warming, but measuring that contribution with precision is difficult.
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Dr. Akil and colleagues at the Pritzker Neuropsychiatric Disorders Research Consortium found that one growth factor that is depleted in depressed brains, called fibroblast growth factor 2, also plays a role in resilience.
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Mr. Bryan is 21 and makes $11 an hour, but he plays a role in keeping Kennedy safe for travelers as an unarmed security officer for Allied Universal, a contractor at the airport.
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Coverage from Medicaid — or any kind of health insurance for that matter — plays a role in access to prescription opioids, just as it does for access to many other types of health care.
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Written by Alan Moore and drawn by Curt Swan, George Pérez and Kurt Schaffenberger, the story delves into the hero's last days, and virtually every major character from his mythos plays a role.
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How much Kavanaugh, Ford and Judge were drinking -- if at all -- on the night of the alleged assault may lead to questions of whether alcohol plays a role in how much they recall.
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Money, of course, also plays a role and the commission report estimates than an extra $2 billion spending on malaria will be needed per year globally to rid the world of the disease.
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One is that for decades the EPA has been regulating various sources of particulate emissions and the science around how harmful they are plays a role in driving how strict those regulations become.
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This time around, Judd plans to put her former studies to use, as she prioritizes how gender equality plays a role in human trafficking, as issue at the top of her list to tackle.
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The problems stem from the fact that journal publication now plays a role that was not part of the original job description: as indicators of a researcher's prowess, and thus determinants of academic careers.
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The United States plays a role in the internet, and if a government's going to do that, we should move the management and oversight of the internet to the UN. That would be bad.
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Finally, Methylobacterium, a type of bug that plays a role in helping strawberry flavor compounds mature, was significantly more abundant in organic apples, especially on the peel and in the flesh, the researchers say.
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Part of that has to do with his prolific nature (he released 127 singles during those two and a half decades) but Snoop's infectious affability surely plays a role in his continued success, too.
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Urban manufacturers are realizing that, along with issues like zoning regulations and land use rules, marketing plays a role in advocacy — retaining industrial zoning in gentrifying neighborhoods, for instance — as well as increasing sales.
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Sentimentality rarely plays a role in roster building, but the Bulls did something far more extreme than decline to retain a veteran or two; they burned the house down, keeping only its two pillars.
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Still, knowing that glutamate plays a role, in dogs or in people, doesn't help discover the genes that cause this disorder in humans, which is where an accurate animal model could be extremely helpful.
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Join us as the Times reporters James Gorman and Nicholas St. Fleur explain how they research and write about scientific questions in the world around us — and how citizen science often plays a role.
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NATO already plays a role in the region as a member of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, and also participates in training missions in Iraq and Afghanistan to fight against other terrorist organizations.
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Rosneft Trading also acts as a counterparty on behalf of Rosneft in some global deals and plays a role in an informal oil trading alliance Rosneft has with Swiss commodities giant Trafigura, traders said.
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While serious concerns have been raised over the risk of "digital language death" -- whereby indigenous languages are not used on modern communication platforms, hastening their demise -- technology also plays a role in preserving languages.
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"Quality of care, both for the mother and the very preterm infant, likely plays a role, as well as a wide range of social, environmental and biological exposures to the developing fetus," she said.
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He previously directed the University of North Carolina's Lineberger Comprehensive Care Center, where he focused on how the cell cycle plays a role in cancer development — one crux of the fast-growing immunotherapy field.
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I can't prove with 100 percent certainty why this is, but it seems likely that the fact victims of widely covered mass shootings are often white — while everyday shooting victims often aren't — plays a role.
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The bottom line: While politics certainly plays a role for these swing voters, Trump's personality seems to be getting in his own way — and they're less inclined to look the other way again in 2020.
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And while the quality of shelters certainly plays a role in choosing to remain on the street, even smaller, friendlier shelters, which the city euphemistically calls "safe havens," won't lure people in from the cold.
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Scientists said that the newly discovered NEK1 is one of the most common genes that plays a role in the disease, as its link to 3 percent of ALS diagnoses, the New York Times reports.
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But a whopping 2500 percent of Americans won't be taking one this summer, and while lack of money certainly plays a role, it's not the only reason so many people are deciding to stay home.
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Francisco Guevara: Although we use different scholars and different readings with different focuses, most of them are used to understand a complex history and how that plays a role when you're in a residency program.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find a better supporter of Israel than Donald Trump and Jared plays a role in that," said Ari Fleischer, a former White House press secretary under President George W. Bush.
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To be clear, the entire agricultural world, not just dairy farms, plays a role in global warming through its vast fossil-fuel-fed transportation network, high energy consumption, and use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
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However, researchers said that the levels of leptin, insulin, and other chemicals suggest increased inflammation — the body&aposs immune system response to a threat, which previous research has also linked to obesity — plays a role.
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For example, carrots provide your body with vitamin A, a nutrient that plays a role in the immune response, and chicken stock contains zinc, which may help fight a cold when consumed in high amounts.
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The pals also finally solved the mystery of Barbara Morgan (Drea de Matteo), but viewers will have to wait to see whether she still plays a role in the uncertainty surrounding Jon's death by suicide.
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The series will explore how ceramics plays a role in contemporary art, and how artists and curators are grappling with the complexity of the age-old medium that continues to excite artists and audiences today.
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Cities across the globe account for 70 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and every little [thing] we can do to lower that percentage plays a role in dealing with the global effects of climate change.
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Some are applying the bootstrap to get a handle on an especially symmetric "superconformal" field theory known as the (2,0) theory, which plays a role in string theory and is conjectured to exist in six dimensions.
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It's also important to note that access plays a role here: Those who can afford personal trainers and expensive meal delivery kits are more likely to achieve their health and fitness goals than those who can't.
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"We do like the business very much but size also plays a role in the new market environment and we believe it's not the right future for this business to be on its own," he added.
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How much this learned behavior plays a role in dogs' responses to human emotions is, I suspect, something that we can't fully determine, although the study goes some way to acknowledge canine abilities in this area.
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The federal government argues that the cap is needed to ensure buprenorphine isn't diverted to the black market for recreational use, but the myth likely plays a role in keeping the cap in place as well.
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The trailer certainly gives the impression that the Hook & Ladder 8 firehouse plays a role in this reboot, but it also makes clear that the new foursome is, at some point, based in a Chinese restaurant.
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Something's fishy and bacon hasn't totally left the building The guidelines emphasize eating protein-rich food, which helps retain muscle mass as we age and "plays a role in keeping our metabolism running smoothly," Drayer said.
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Like in every area of human activity, fashion plays a role in investment management, both in terms of where people choose to put their money, and, in consequence, in what kinds of products the industry creates.
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" Crifasi cautioned that we still need more research on the discretion piece, but she agreed that it very likely plays a role because "state and local law enforcement often have a better sense of who's risky.
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The NCSC is a unit of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment and plays a role in setting climate policies, but it remains unclear whether China will heed its recommendations, especially with the economy under pressure.
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Social media plays a role in the rise of narcissismMore people today are exhibiting narcissistic behaviors, even if they don't have narcissistic personality disorder, according to psychologist Gregory Kushnick, and social media may be to blame.
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Misogyny likely did play a role in Clinton's 2016 loss to Trump, and it plays a role in how female candidates are perceived today, Farida Jalalzai, a political science professor who studies women leaders, told Vox.
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If not, you could not possibly be making your selections "regardless of gender" for surely implicit bias plays a role in this important issue you claim to wish to shed light on and attempt to remedy.
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Increased makeup-skills education plays a role, but Grant believes that the popularity of bloggers and stars like Kim Kardashian, who post photos of themselves using the techniques, has had a huge influence on the average consumer.
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"What falls under this is that minorities are not protected, that basic human rights are called into question and that corruption plays a role in politics," she added after meeting Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic in Zagreb.
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Lobbying certainly plays a role, but to say that "US political leaders" defending Israel is "all" about money is to radically misstate how America's Israel politics work (and discount the findings of the scholars who study it).
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday plays a role in helping the young dictator demonstrate that his regime "has options" apart from the United States, according to one expert.
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He is leader of a sovereign power which plays a role in world affairs; a master of interfaith diplomacy; and a shepherd and inspiration to Catholic flocks large and small in almost every country in the world.
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Arden's novel doesn't quite deal with Gods, but it does play with the idea that supernatural beings play a role in everyday life, and that faith in their existence plays a role in keeping the world safe.
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The Apple Card plays a role in this too; although Apple doesn't collect any fees, those who sign up for an Apple Card are probably far less likely to go through the trouble of switching to Android.
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"These decisions are being made because DOE leadership believes that skin color plays a role in how to get equity — that white people can't convey the message," an unidentified source familiar with the complaints told the Post.
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Researchers suspect that the unquenchable Italian thirst for olive oil plays a role in the country's favorable health outcomes, as it is a generous source of vitamins E and K as well as omega-6 fatty acids.
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Facebook's enforcement of content restrictions already draws howls of censorship and "shadowbans," particularly from conservatives citing Silicon Valley liberal bias, despite the company's denials and the lack of evidence that politics, not violating behavior, plays a role.
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He does not mind that his goalkeeper, Claudio Bravo, is not a wonderful stopper of shots or a fearsome collector of crosses, because Guardiola believes it is more important that he plays a role in starting attacks.
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Over half of millennials (ages 25 to 39) admit that the state of the economy plays a role in how they think about health care, according to a new survey of 2,0003 U.S. adults by TransUnion Healthcare.
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While endorphins of course contribute to the runner's high, exercise also increases the body's amount of anandamide, an endogenous "bliss" chemical, or naturally occurring cannabinoid that plays a role in human behavior, eating, sleep, and pain relief.
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While IT still plays a role, the real customers of open source are the developers who often discover the software, and then download and integrate it into the prototype versions of the projects that they are working on.
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Russian mediators are helping the Syrian government to broker deals with rebels seeking to lay down their weapons or to relocate to insurgent strongholds, as Moscow plays a role underwriting local truces with besieged opposition fighters.
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If chronic stress, largely driven by the daily effects of racism and discrimination, plays a role in killing black mothers, then particularly stressful incidents, like those brought on by the trauma of police violence, could be particularly aggravating.
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America also plays a role in the destruction of the Amazon: our trade war with China has increased demand for Brazilian goods, causing more forest to burn to make room for soybeans and cattle for export to Asia.
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Though we don't entirely know what NPB is up to, it's safe to assume the company plays a role in the treatment facility Annie (Emma Stone) and Owen (Jonah Hill) attend to cure their depression and schizophrenia, respectively.
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Erdoğan's drive toward authoritarianism plays a role in this, as the Turkish president has abandoned "secular liberal politics in favor of Islamist political values, harbors anti-Western views, and has widened the US-Turkey gap," as Ward wrote.
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Washington (CNN)If campaign cash still plays a role in candidates winning elections, then Democrat Doug Jones has a few thank-you notes to write in the wake of his victory Tuesday night in Alabama's US Senate race.
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To be sure, this is just an association, not a controlled clinical trial, but one possible explanation for the link is that cholesterol plays a role in processing beta-amyloid, plaques of which are a hallmark of Alzheimer's.
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As Susan Carpenter, Ms. Watts plays a role she knows well: a mother, now single, of two boys — the precocious Henry (Jaeden Lieberher), who acts as her personal investment banker, and the seemingly more ordinary Peter (Jacob Tremblay).
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"A person's perspective on the world, their experiences, their emotions — that all plays a role in how we develop an investment policy for them," said David Belej, partner and chief investment officer at Veritable in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.
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Their research, led by Shir Zer-Krispil and published Thursday in Current Biology, honed in on a particular neuropeptide called corazonin (CRZ) that plays a role in activating the release of sperm and seminal fluid in male fruit flies.
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Officials have blamed the severe heat wave, which has lasted for more than 30 consecutive days, as the reason behind the rise in cases but aren't sure how heat plays a role in the spread of acute encephalitis syndrome.
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It is clear that Evans has been studying the group's past repertoire, as he plays a role not altogether different from Iverson's: He's sentimental but with restraint, and rarely fills out his chords with a lot of jazz dissonance.
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Given the way Black Panther embraces diversity, and given how heavily the Wakandan culture itself plays a role, it would be almost negligent for the film to not address current issues of race and economic disparity in some fashion.
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It can be hard to vet the truth of all public comments, but it will be interesting to see how and if customer feedback plays a role in the company closing this round and its bigger efforts to scale.
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In Coles' eyes, sexism plays a role in how she and other female photographers of color are not advancing in their careers at the same rate as their male counterparts, even if she's grinding just as hard or harder.
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The belief that expanding cannabis access plays a role in mitigating opioid use and abuse came under fire this week after a newly published paper in the journal PLoS ONE failed to replicate observational findings initially documenting this trend.
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The nutrient is important for a healthy liver and metabolism, as well as for the brain, since it plays a role in producing brain chemicals related to memory, mood, and muscle control, according to the U.S. Department of Health.
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To the extent that the Supreme Court plays a role in shaping the mainstream, it is most often the role of a mirror, reflecting those developments in society and politics that are sufficiently contested to end up in litigation.
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This area of the brain seems to be associated with literally every possible brain function, although one of its most researched and data-backed functional explanations is that the OFC plays a role in decision making and adaptive behavior.
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Peace is found in only a handful of scenes — usually at dusk, by a creek, catching a fish or shooting a bird: hunter-gathering as opposed to mass slaughter, although even at such moments overabundance still plays a role.
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"The station plays a role in this as a large-scale experiment that would demonstrate that we could go zero-carbon and power a major facility—even in the Arctic—without burning diesel or other fossil fuels," he continued.
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But they ultimately decided the stop was worthwhile, partly to avoid undercutting a longstanding alliance with the Philippines, and to ensure the United States plays a role at the summit meeting, rather than allowing China to dominate the gathering.
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But while each of these factors undoubtedly plays a role, a new report produced by me and my colleagues at More in Common, a nonprofit research organization devoted to bridging political divides, suggests there is more to the story.
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Kevin Trenberth, an atmospheric scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, said that while the circulation pattern plays a role when it comes to Arctic ice losses, typically the NAO drives opposing weather patterns over Europe and Greenland.
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He's someone players of CD Projekt RED's excellent 2015 role-playing game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the third game based on Sapkowski's fiction, should be familiar with, as he plays a role in a few of its central story quests.
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"There is no doubt that steel plays a role in our national security and the manufacturing of U.S. weapons systems," said Jeff Bialos, a partner at law firm Eversheds Sutherland, who has worked on steel trade cases in the past.
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One example of that approach is CTRL-Labs; another is provided by Qi Wang, at Columbia University, who researches the role of the locus coeruleus, a nucleus deep in the brain stem that plays a role in modulating anxiety and stress.
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Name: Rush HourLocation: Amsterdam, NetherlandsYear opened: 1997Why it's cool: Co-owned by DJ Antal Heitlager, Rush Hour has become one of Europe's most renowned electronic music labels and international distributors, and also plays a role in cultural events around Dutch festivals.
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It's a belief that Kim says is ingrained in both men and women, even though not every man is violent or willing to resort to violence, and it's a belief that plays a role when someone feels threatened, physically or otherwise.
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It's not a traditional union in the sense that membership is not required for athletes, or that it plays a role in the negotiation of contracts with sponsors and leagues; coordinating that reality is still a long way off, Nelson said.
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Gender certainly plays a role -- but words like "misogyny" and "sexism" require much more precise analysis than I can provide here (I get into it in my book), and without that precision are dull weapons that shut down people's brains.
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The former Sabrina The Teenage Witch actress, who has been vocal about her religious beliefs for years, opened up about how her faith plays a role in her life during an appearance on the "Journeys of Faith with Paula Faris" podcast.
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"It seems like a straight-up cultural issue, but public policy plays a role in how we view secrecy about money and also the consequences that secrecy has," said Mr. Wherry, who is also director of the Dignity and Debt Network.
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I completely agree with you that it is right to worry that the environment for blacks, or for any other group that seems not to be thriving by one metric or another, that the environment almost certainly plays a role.
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At the same time, it's important not to lose sight of the more straightforward and larger ways Facebook plays a role in elections — and these effects operate at much larger scales of 100x or 1000x bigger than what we're discussing here.
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The causes are not fully understood, but in some cases a deficiency in the B-vitamin folic acid plays a role, which is why supplements are recommended for pregnant women and the vitamin is added to grain and cereal products.
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The university became a focus last year of a broad campaign against Mr. Soros by the right-wing government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, although the institution has consistently maintained that he no longer plays a role in its operations.
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What and how children eat early on plays a role in their food preferences later in life, and whether they are picky or open-minded about food in general; they're also learning how to eat in a very basic, mechanical sense.
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Emotion plays a role, too: Decision makers are more likely to disregard advice if they feel certain about what they're going to do (staying with a dud boyfriend no matter what) or they're angry (sending an ill-advised text while fuming).
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"I am the last to deny that the mental aspect plays a role but I went to the ice rink with the assumption that I would need to come home in around 12 minutes and 40 seconds to win," Kramer said.
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The attack at the heart of one of the world's most visited cities comes as NATO member Turkey plays a role in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, and as it battles Kurdish militants in its southeast.
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Gab users "find power through their ability to link to mainstream social media platforms—especially YouTube" as they surface that content in their discussions and use it to spread ideas, said the researchers, suggesting mainstream content plays a role in fringe discussions.
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The idea that emblems might confer power or protection plays a role in many forms of magic, but is also virtually mainstream in human society—there are very specific rules governing the use of certain emblems, like the medical cross, in wartime.
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Technically speaking, the cold that will follow the blizzard is associated with part of the polar vortex, which is a circulation of air around the Arctic that plays a role in determining how cold winters are in North America, Europe, and Asia.
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"The highest proportions of safe abortions were seen in countries with less restrictive laws, high economic development and well developed health infrastructures suggesting that both the legal framework and overall development of a country plays a role in abortion safety," said Ganatra.
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"In 2012, Russia, China and 89 countries came together and said, 'The United States plays a role in the internet, and if a government's going to do that, we should move the management and oversight of the internet to the U.N,'" Pritzker said.
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Although people with depression also have a smaller hippocampus (which plays a role in memory), the total of five brain regions is enough to give ADHD a distinct signature that differentiates it from scans of brains with depression, schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder.
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The data collected will be analyzed to assess underwater turbulence and understand what happens as cold, deep Antarctic water currents mix with other currents and warm as they move toward the equator, which scientists say plays a role in global climate change.
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Now, 20 years after the show first aired, Disney Channel is returning to Camp Waziyatah and releasing an all-new season, following a group of 11-year-old kids and exploring how social media plays a role in the way that campers interact.
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As well as disease risk, height and intelligence, SNP-profiling might eventually be capable of predicting (albeit imperfectly, for environment also plays a role) things as diverse as television-viewing habits, likelihood of being bullied at school and probability of getting divorced.
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A flurry of work in recent years shows that their paths cross far more often than anyone anticipated, and that this chemosensory-immunological network plays a role not just in infection, but in cancer and at least a handful of other diseases.
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Across these residency models, while the secondary market plays a role, it's not the same roll that fans have grown accustomed to, where secondary is a proxy for the entire market and where prices are often listed for multiples of original face value.
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"In an economy where expertise and performance is increasingly valued, increasingly measured and increasingly plays a role in the work force, this could have broad implications," said Lance Erickson, a sociology professor at Brigham Young University and one of the report's authors.
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This news brings together two striking things about Alphabet: That it has an unusually high number of concurrent investment vehicles and that it has found a hefty handful of different ways to ensure that it plays a role in the future of transportation.
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After he spoke publicly of firing Mr. Short, there was a brief attempt to involve the White House Counsel's Office, which plays a role whenever a White House employee is terminated, according to a person familiar with the matter who insisted on anonymity.
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What's important is that we communicate the right values of how this technology plays a role in our life, how we balance technology with being healthy as an individual and taking care of your mental health, keeping up with schoolwork, finding a career.
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In theory, if you were to smash open a vial and drink it, you would be infected with a virus that would boost your body's production of oxytocin, a hormone which, among other things, plays a role in sexual arousal, recognition, trust and bonding.
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It is a more complex estimation because some people will be repeatedly exposed to the virus -- such as children, nurses and teachers -- so how often you come into contact with the virus also plays a role in whether you might become sick, even when vaccinated.
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For instance, vitamin C is involved in the production of dopamine, a feel-good hormone associated with motivation and drive, Brookie said, adding that B vitamins and carbohydrates are associated with the synthesis of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that plays a role in our daily moods.
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The genetic health risks revealed by the 23andMe's DNA kits, however, can't determine whether or not a person will definitely develop a disease or condition — at least in part because not all genes associated with certain diseases are known, and because environment plays a role.
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But even with these explanations, experts argue that race also plays a role due to the sheer size of the disparity between black and white drivers, and the fact that studies have shown that police are far less respectful when interacting with black drivers.
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"The cruise has ended and we are in a quarantine situation," said 74-year-old David Abel, who's being held on the Diamond Princess with his wife, Sally, in Japan as the cruise line plays a role in stopping the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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Your brain produces the hormone naturally as a part of the daily cycle—more during the evening and less during the morning, so we know it plays a role in sleep, according to the National Institute of Health's National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health.
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"Dance plays a role in my life as I remain a devoted and enthusiastic audience and of course a great dancer in the kitchen with my children," the mom to son James, 16, and 9-year-old twins Marion and Tabitha, shares with PEOPLE.
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I wonder if, also, handwriting plays a role, because handwriting is ... everyone has a unique script and so it's from that person directly, whereas we all have the same exact font on iMessage and it doesn't feel as unique and special in that way too.
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As for adjusting the school's fashion studies curriculum to encourage body positivity, she plans to overhaul one of her own courses,"Fashion and The Body," to focus on recent research on models' bodies, and the ways in which health plays a role in aesthetic labor.
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Humans and the Nightshade Family There is some research that suggests that regularly eating plants in the nightshade family can cause inflammation, which plays a role in a wide array of health issues from joint pain to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), but nothing definitive.
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"While the findings show that the additive plays a role in initiating and promoting the early stages of colorectal carcinogenesis, they cannot be extrapolated to humans or more advanced stages of the disease," it said, calling for further research to study later stages of cancer.
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In the slideshow ahead, you'll hear what author and body language expert Traci Brown and Blanca Cobb have to say about the possible hidden meaning(s) behind Madonna's power pose, and whether or not fashion plays a role in how she slays for the camera.
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"Between your disturbingly close ties to the oil and gas industries, your past work to directly undermine the EPA and your skepticism that human activity plays a role in climate change, I suppose it's surprising you didn't propose to eliminate the agency altogether," said Rep.
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Biology certainly plays a role in development and may also influence gendered preferences, but we are fundamentally social creatures who form identities in relation to our families and communities; whatever natural differences do exist are magnified, and often totally invented, by how we're nurtured.
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The Ghana Medical Association, a major network of health professionals that plays a role in shaping national policy, has argued that some of the hospitals receiving drones don't even have enough trained health professionals on the ground to administer the medications once they arrive.
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"I think that 'intuitive eating' tends to align with the idea that our biology interacts with the environment and this plays a role in our intake, hunger, and satiety," Fatima Cody Stanford, MD, MPH, an obesity medicine physician at Massachusetts General Hospital, previously told Refinery29.
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Bowdoin has nearly twice as much in absolute return funds (which focus on asset appreciation, as opposed to performance against an index or benchmark) because the hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller is on the Bowdoin investment committee and plays a role in picking managers.
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In a much-derided "60 Minutes" interview, DeVos refused to answer whether race plays a role in the fact that black students face far harsher discipline for the same behaviors as white students, something researchers and education observers have proven beyond any reasonable doubt.
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We have a business environment that is backed by the right conditions – education, affordability, healthcare and infrastructure – and I do think the Midwest culture plays a role; we have plenty of hard-working people who trust one another and want to do the right thing.
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Latin America's dominance year after year is at least partly explainable by culture: The one variable that predicted results on both positive and negative experience indexes was country of origin, suggesting that culture plays a role in how individuals experience their world, Gallup found.
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