It makes them more prosperous, it makes us more prosperous.
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A prosperous Latin America means a more prosperous United States of America.
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An extraordinarily prosperous economy—we live at the most prosperous free time in the history of humanity.
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The result was a flow of people out of Eastern countries impoverished by communist rule, and into the prosperous more prosperous West.
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For example, if you believe that God rewards good Christians by making them prosperous, and you're not prosperous, you have to ask yourself why.
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This corrupt regime destroyed a prosperous nation — prosperous nation, by imposing a failed ideology that has produced poverty and misery everywhere it has been tried.
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I wish the proportions were different, but it's perfectly natural for a state to spend resources gathered in one prosperous area to help out with a less-prosperous one!
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It's no surprise, then, that high-skilled workers have been sorting into big, prosperous cities, compounding the advantages of these places (and draining less prosperous places of these workers).
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"He'll be remembered for being very friendly to tech, but he wanted San Francisco to be prosperous and he presided over one of the most prosperous eras in San Francisco," Ballard said.
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Mr Schulz criticised the government for failing to process asylum applications fast enough and upbraided the chancellor about social justice: "Germany is a prosperous country but that doesn't mean all Germans are prosperous".
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The key result: the 20 most prosperous districts are now held by Democrats, while Republicans represent 16 of the 20 least prosperous, measured by share of G.D.P. The accompanying chart illustrates their analysis.
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It's a dream for a safer, better, more prosperous future.
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Clean energy will make us healthier, safer and more prosperous.
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We wish you every blessing for healthy & prosperous New Year!
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She imagined a prosperous, suburban life and thought about Mrs.
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That brings the total to six in 11 prosperous years.
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In many rich economies prosperous areas already support poor ones.
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Medical staff, for instance, prefer to live in prosperous areas.
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But tourism spells a more prosperous future for the youth.
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In short, Washington should stop defending its prosperous, populous allies.
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It is the historically predominant faith in most prosperous democracies.
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Prosperous havens rate highly on the criteria ESG investors employ.
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Even prosperous regions are striking for their lack of newness.
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Venezuela was once the most prosperous country in South America.
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This turned a once prosperous country into a brutal tyranny.
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Even in relatively prosperous Chicago bedroom communities like Chesterton, Ind.
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She has heard it is a prosperous, punctual, disciplined place.
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Michael Stumo is CEO of Coalition for a Prosperous America.
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If we're throwing things away, we think we are prosperous.
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DiMicco is chairman of the Coalition for a Prosperous America.
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They want America to be less prosperous and less free.
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Building a more widely prosperous country will not be easy.
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The governments of prosperous Western countries are mostly miles behind.
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He even started establishing roots for a hopefully prosperous career.
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And the key to a more democratic and prosperous Myanmar.
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Clinton's advantage in America's prosperous big cities in critical states.
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Trade made America and our partners more prosperous and secure.
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The footage paints the picture of a happy, prosperous nation.
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Rather, John says, the most prosperous businesses fulfill a need.
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Tabriz and its Bazaar were prosperous in the 13th century.
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Don't miscalculate what you need to be rich and prosperous.
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This is a common challenge, even in the prosperous countries.
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A stable world order and a prosperous Asia benefit both.
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The most prosperous is the Jains, which is a minority.
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Many have crossed illegally into the more prosperous Dominican Republic.
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CT: When I was writing "Brooklyn," Ireland had become very prosperous.
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It's hardly a recipe for a prosperous and dynamic US economy.
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It's the formula for building a more peaceful and prosperous world.
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"We are preparing your child for a prosperous future," Brown wrote.
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This has made Brazil a land of youthful and prosperous pensioners.
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How did one of America's most prosperous places sink so low?
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The country exists to safeguard Islam, not a tolerant, prosperous citizenry.
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He says the country is stronger and more prosperous than ever.
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The big things that guarantee an even stronger ... more prosperous America.
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For many Africans, South Africa seems a stable, functional, prosperous place.
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The current administration is making us less prosperous and less secure.
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The move won't make America stronger, more secure or more prosperous.
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Prestige, however, doesn't pay the rent in the now-prosperous neighborhood.
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You're keeping your promise to make America safer and more prosperous.
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It looks like this corgi is ready for a prosperous year!
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Affirm that you will before long be in a prosperous condition.
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Modi also promised economic growth and a prosperous society for all.
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Jeff Ferry is research director at Coalition for a Prosperous America.
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Five years on, Morocco is stable, relatively free and increasingly prosperous.
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Others view prosperous exiles with a mix of envy and admiration.
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Kenya is a relatively prosperous, developed and politically tolerant African nation.
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"Europe has never been so prosperous, so secure nor so free,"
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This brings us to Putin's nightmare of a prosperous, westernized Ukraine.
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By the 1990s, the South was exponentially freer and more prosperous.
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The coal industry that made West Virginia prosperous has been devastated.
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Lugar's efforts, the world is now safer, freer, and more prosperous.
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And rising crime can give way to safe and prosperous communities.
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Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America.
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And it isn't true: Kelly is alive and prosperous, exceptionally so.
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Few distressed areas have any prosperous neighbors, limiting access to opportunity.
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Once prosperous, Vukovar remains something of a post-apocalyptic ghost town.
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Today, at long last, it is a prosperous, peaceful European city.
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How to get to the prosperous, hopeful future they longed for.
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We build markets to make us prosperous and they impoverish us.
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"We are preparing your child for a prosperous future," she added.
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Americans want an international order that makes them safe and prosperous.
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"It wasn't, like, a prosperous community to begin with," Cheyney says.
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Peterborough, our increasingly diverse hometown, was prosperous enough, but not upscale.
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Liberty, for Penn, was instrumental to a just and prosperous society.
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Their country is one of South America's most prosperous and peaceful.
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Europe helped Britain grow bigger and more open and more prosperous.
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Here's to a prosperous future for both our teams and customers!
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And by the measures of that time, it was more prosperous.
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With these changes, we can restore a prosperous and confident America.
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Earlier European visitors had described pleasant shorelines and prosperous indigenous communities.
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This is happening in a country that is prosperous and free.
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America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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But if Britain stands its ground, it will become prosperous again.
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This country is safer and more prosperous under President Donald Trump.
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Five of the index's most prosperous cities were in Texas, for example.
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Oil-rich Venezuela was once among Latin America&aposs most prosperous nations.
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Since 43 Spain has transformed itself into a stable and prosperous democracy.
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Looking after someone with dementia can wipe out even a prosperous family.
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Many young protesters say they have lost hope of a prosperous future.
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One block south are more prosperous shops selling products from South Korea.
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Silver production rose gradually but steadily through the prosperous medieval warm period.
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The emerging-markets group has also become more prosperous and more Asian.
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We're going to make you and your family safe, secure, and prosperous.
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California is prosperous and diverse and could afford to implement the concept.
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And that smaller group is more integrated and prosperous within the society.
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Correction: Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America.
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General Motors plants kept it afloat for much of its prosperous history.
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General Motors plants kept it afloat for much of its prosperous history.
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Turkey's main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) runs the prosperous Sisli district.
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The prosperous '90s gave way to the war-torn, economically calamitous aughts.
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When you're feeling prosperous, you're much more open to helping other people.
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Look around the advanced market democracies of the industrialized, generally prosperous West.
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On the train to the city, a prosperous black man passes by.
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They are jolly people, prosperous, well liked in the district and beyond.
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But it is essential for a healthier, safer, more prosperous United States.
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"Will & Grace" broke up with me after a long and prosperous courtship.
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In his early 50s, BoJack has a wildly prosperous but empty life.
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But not are all sold on a prosperous future for every component.
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NOW: Justin Timberlake continues to enjoy a prosperous music and acting career.
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This helps explain why pain and indignation are sweeping through prosperous countries.
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American life is safer, healthier, longer, and more prosperous than ever before.
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The world is most peaceful and most prosperous when America is strongest.
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The slogan evokes a time when America was stronger and more prosperous.
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Van Dyck was born into a prosperous family in Antwerp in 16203.
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And having a prosperous, stable EU is in Britain's long-term interest.
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Hunger is an enduring scourge in even the most prosperous of nations.
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This has resulted in stronger economies and happier and more prosperous societies.
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The median income for a "prosperous" competitive district was more than $73,000.
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Families put up walls, decamp for more prosperous areas or simply endure.
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After retiring, he became a prosperous businessman and was influential in politics.
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After centuries as a prosperous shipping port, Salem's fortunes were in decline.
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First, that North America be peaceful, prosperous, dominated by the United States.
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In prosperous nations, including Chile and Uruguay, societies have become increasingly secular.
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These are the tools on which we can build a prosperous future.
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And together they made globalization more pervasive and the world more prosperous.
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Being in a prosperous area is a mixed blessing, its masters find.
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If Trump is prosperous, our country could be better off as well.
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Many other prosperous nations provide such allowances, as do some developing ones.
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A DACA solution is the path forward for a prosperous American future.
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A more stable region leads to a stronger and more prosperous region.
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He's Emmit Stussy, the prosperous "parking lot king" of Eden Prairie, Minn.
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Ultimately, mayors' primary goal is to create safe, livable, and prosperous communities.
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Growing up in newly prosperous Korea, millennials made sacrifices of their own.
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These cuts would make us less safe, less influential, and less prosperous.
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We have a contribution to make to a more prosperous, safer world.
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Here are six things to do today for a prosperous 2020: 1.
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Republicans have been very clear about their vision for a prosperous America.
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The world is witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous America.
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CONWAY: …who just want their country to be prosperous and safe again.
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The only newly prosperous Venezuelans are people with close ties to the regime.
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It is the most prosperous part of China and also the most free.
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Looking forward to a wonderful & prosperous 2017 as we work together to #MAGA.
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Foes say he is a dictator who has wrecked a once-prosperous economy.
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I'm talking about a prosperous career, a successful marriage, happy children and health.
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Decades of working with dictators had not created a stable, prosperous Arab world.
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Any modern state cannot remain secure and prosperous without securing itself in cyberspace.
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The household in this English midlands city is clearly a very prosperous one.
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Out in the woods, tree fallers like Tex Ward were proud and prosperous.
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Today Korean-Chinese are among the more prosperous of the country's ethnic minorities.
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Maybe there'd be less suffering, and people would be happier or more prosperous.
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But that explains neither its nationwide rise nor its surge in prosperous Guanajuato.
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You do these things because they'll help the entire state be more prosperous.
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In the 1950s they pledged to build a "prosperous and happy socialist society".
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But 70 years on it is a prosperous country in need of workers.
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Asia is to remain peaceful and prosperous, the United States and China must
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"A strong, stable and prosperous Bangladesh is in India's interest," Jaitley told reporters.
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The games would show off a prosperous, self-confident city, its organisers claimed.
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It is coming to resemble its more prosperous neighbours: Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
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But the United States emerged from the turmoil far more prosperous and powerful.
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It is the only way to ensure a peaceful, humane and prosperous world.
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They are arguably the most prosperous generation in the history of the world.
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They don't defend the free-market system that has made everyone more prosperous.
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Trump is right to defend the prosperous American economy, which his policies created.
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It aims to build a "prosperous and sustainable economic future" for the kingdom.
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This conveys the picture of a country possessing the resources to be prosperous.
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Moldova is committed to becoming a stable, prosperous, law-abiding, free-market democracy.
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It can no longer do the things that made it free and prosperous.
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Many of them are then sold to prosperous consumers in Shanghai and Beijing.
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My fight for my America — my peaceful, accepting, prosperous America — will never end.
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Many of those arriving have tried to reach more prosperous countries like Germany.
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America was in the midst of a fertility crisis and no longer prosperous.
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A white mob torched one of the most prosperous black neighborhoods in America.
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This is arguably the most prosperous time in history to be an American.
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Google will keep working hard for a cleaner, more prosperous future for all.
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These were prosperous years, thanks also to Diane's successful career as a lawyer.
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Melanie Finn's second novel, "The Gloaming," sends prosperous Westerners to eerie, treacherous Africa.
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Injuries ravaged his potential, but he never felt cheated from a prosperous career.
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Her district is a suburban-exurban blend of mainly prosperous New Jersey suburbs.
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But Marvel's prosperous future was hardly a certainty a decade or so ago.
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London is a more open, vibrant and prosperous place largely because of Uber.
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In 1965, he married Titi Alakija, a woman from a prosperous Nigerian family.
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But for the moment, we possessed the stage-set of a prosperous life.
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In prosperous times, they can take pride in their success compared with minorities.
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They are mostly prosperous, they are in demand, and they have real power.
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In cosmopolitan Milan, in Italy's more prosperous north, only 49 percent voted no.
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Trump's plans to curtail legalimmigration will, likewise, make native-born Americans less prosperous.
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Because of these efforts, people in the region are healthier — and more prosperous.
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We will focus on how to keep our country safe, strong, and prosperous.
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Italy and Spain left Mussolini and Franco behind to become stable, prosperous democracies.
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Prosperous though Germany is, one can see reasons such fears might be reviving.
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And in general he oversaw a mostly economically prosperous period of relative peace.
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Countries have become more prosperous as a result of that trend, Sitohang added.
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It's ridiculous that one of the largest recipients is a prosperous country, Israel.
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But emissions reductions alone won't be enough to ensure a livable, prosperous future.
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Pella is a prosperous community, built on a strong manufacturing base and agriculture.
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We will work together to grow together toward a bright and prosperous future.
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And antipathy toward prosperous big cities is not a new theme in history.
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If you want to become prosperous, you have build out the middle class.
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Cleaner energy will be more fun, more prosperous, better, or it won't happen.
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But in less prosperous areas, there was much less enthusiasm, and turnout seemed lower.
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Europe became peaceful and prosperous, in effect a solved problem after centuries of conflict.
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Trump's plans to curtail legal immigration will, likewise, make native-born Americans less prosperous.
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Ah Reynolds, ever the soul of cunning when it came to pleasing the prosperous!
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It would not be out of place in a prosperous town in southern Canada.
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To be prosperous as well as populous, Nigeria needs to educate its people better.
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Coos (pronounced Koh-oz) was once the prosperous center of the U.S. paper industry.
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It's simple: A truly healthy and prosperous country is one where girls can learn.
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Frustration is growing in the once-prosperous southern African nation as the economy collapses.
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When the country is prosperous, people are happy, and the people trust the government.
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"There is the opportunity to shape a safer, more prosperous world," the report said.
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I like the idea of California being more prosperous and being a younger generation.
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True, both are enviably prosperous and stable democracies, and both laud pragmatism in politics.
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Images on local media show the previously prosperous city of 200,000 now in ruins.
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His main message is that he hopes Hong Kong can remain stable and prosperous.
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And prosperous companies tend to be sloppier than companies that are in tougher businesses.
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There is no way back to the prosperous American economy of the 20th Century.
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Looking forward to a wonderful & prosperous 2017 as we work together to #MAGA pic.twitter.
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Newton Booth Tarkington was born in Indianapolis in 21925, his father a prosperous lawyer.
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Our success demonstrates that an open and more prosperous China can benefit the world.
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Segel continues to achieve immense success on television and build a prosperous film career.
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"I hope German culture remains so prosperous that we can survive this," he said.
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Home to the famous Brunello red wine, Montalcino is more prosperous and considerably larger.
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We have the opportunity to work together towards a fairer and more prosperous future.
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And a safe, secure and prosperous world needs a strong Anglosphere to lead it.
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A healthy, prosperous middle class has long been the manifestation of the American dream.
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The prosperous crowd milling around the conference centre found plenty else to fret about.
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Clinton's stances on trade policies to the unemployment rates in once-prosperous industrial cities.
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The freer world that America has nurtured made our nation safer and more prosperous.
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The heroine is Julie (Honor Swinton Byrne), who hails from a politely prosperous family.
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In parliament, he represents an arable, prosperous region of southwest England where he lives.
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This could work quite well as long as the economy is stable and prosperous.
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" Their vision, he said, remained one of "a socialist, independent, prosperous and sustainable country.
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At the time, the Coopers were the most prosperous black family in the city.
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But as the state grows and becomes more prosperous, has that begun to change?
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"The world is witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous America," he said.
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I was struck by how abnormally normal the country seemed: prosperous, democratic and tolerant.
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That ideal made the world safer and more prosperous — for Americans and everyone else.
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Free and prosperous democracies run on social trust: the mutual expectation of non-exploitation.
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The "shock therapy" delivered to Russia midwifed Putinism instead of a prosperous American ally.
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" He said: "The world is witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous America.
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They pay taxes at the high rate of prosperous two-income couples like theirs.
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The globe is "witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous America," he said.
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His father was a banker, and his mother also came from a prosperous family.
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Trump overperformed in rural Ashland county, the second-least prosperous county in the state.
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The Gulf Coast of Texas is also more prosperous and populous than New Orleans.
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Housing costs in thriving areas have become prohibitive to workers in less prosperous places.
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And it particularly seems-- unusual when the world is generally prosperous and, you know.
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But also, it's why we need to make sure that our hemisphere is prosperous.
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The state can be both inarguably more prosperous and plural and still insufficiently equal.
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Together, they painted a complicated picture of the lives coal supported: dangerous but prosperous.
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Mutual adjustments in search of economic efficiency will make the EU strong and prosperous.
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Such an investment would mean a more equal, more just, and more prosperous society.
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However, the second biggest party in parliament, Prosperous Armenia, hinted it might support him.
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There may be hundreds or thousands, especially in Beijing, Shanghai and the prosperous south.
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That fuelled an economic boom and fostered the growth of a prosperous middle class.
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The present-day United States undoubtedly would still be a prosperous and pleasant nation.
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I think they came for the feeling not prosperous and stayed for the racism.
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"Americans will be both more prosperous and safer if all nations thrive," he wrote.
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We will not have a prosperous 2017 until we comes to terms with this.
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"There are too many communities in our prosperous nation where people do not feel prosperous, where they instead feel left behind by an economy that is increasingly divided between the wealthy 1 percent at the very top, and everyone else," Ms. Freeland said.
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Take Ely, a prosperous town in Cambridgeshire with one of the country's lowest unemployment rates.
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We met up with the torch in the prosperous city of Curitiba in Brazil's south.
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Being president isn't easy -- even during the country's best, most prosperous days, there are challenges.
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The special things that prosperous people want are generally things that there aren't enough of.
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But Elysee and his brothers now have the best possible chance of a prosperous future.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: Venezuela was once the second most prosperous nation in this hemisphere.
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Young people are migrating when they can to more prosperous European countries with brighter prospects.
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Many found jobs and cutting-edge medical care in the once prosperous nation, Ramirez said.
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Prosperous vacationers travel to lakes and seaside resorts in new cars and slick, reliable trains.
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They say China will be a "moderately prosperous society" by the end of the decade.
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In spite of his physical limitations, my father is actively living a full, prosperous life.
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Many prosperous Swiss shrug off the steep prices they pay, noting salaries are also high.
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If, as expected, Bougainvilleans vote for independence, the island's future is unlikely to be prosperous.
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Angela Merkel has struck a soothing tone, insisting on Europe's desire for a prosperous Turkey.
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Another potential source of revenue for the NFL in Europe is the prosperous gambling market.
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Today it is relatively peaceful and prosperous—and, since last month, a sanctuary once more.
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Sir Vince Cable's party even hung on to Sutton, a slightly less prosperous London borough.
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You can survive your financial difficulties and build a prosperous future free of money worries.
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They would like to convince voters they hold the key to a more prosperous future.
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"Today's action will ensure the state remains on its prosperous and healthy course," she said.
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We stand by them as they set the conditions for a secure and prosperous #futureiraq.
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They are poised to make this world more peaceful, more prosperous, and more just. pic.twitter.
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Helping us all, in small ways, to have a safe and prosperous place to live.
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At work in the heart of the EU, in prosperous northern France, of all places.
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So, the more dumplings you eat on Chinese New Year, the more prosperous I'll be?
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A strong and prosperous America is important to the stability and prosperity of the world.
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The prosperous, professional Sterns were surely neither; the family had long ago converted to Lutheranism.
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And while we're having all this fun, we are also building a sustainable, prosperous economy.
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Its residents, most of European descent, prided themselves on a clean, prosperous and progressive hometown.
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In the general election, he benefitted from Reagan's strong approval ratings and a prosperous economy.
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The provincial capital Urumqi, Xinjiang's largest and most prosperous city, is today majority Han Chinese.
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Prosperous Rio willfully averts its gaze from its grim, crowded favelas and never ventures inside.
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"We all share the same goal; we want a safe, prosperous, secure America," Johnson said.
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The prosperous mood, attributed to the Republicans, ensured that Hoover easily won that year's election.
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We are now one step closer to a completely democratic, prosperous, and free Western Hemisphere.
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David Morse is tax policy associate director at the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA).
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Given the choice between a corporate life with prosperous lifestyle, passions are often side-lined.
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Even in prosperous and conservative Germany, Europe's No. 1 power, politics have become more fractured.
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Many say that California has become culturally rich and financially prosperous because of its diversity.
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Strong families make strong communities, and strong communities make for a stronger, more prosperous America.
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We are one step closer to making America more competitive, more productive and more prosperous.
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It will particularly focus on building a prosperous future for the Palestinian people, officials said.
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But using the composite indicator, the British are in fact almost as prosperous as Americans.
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For them, E-Verify represents an opportunity for a more prosperous future for their families.
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At 29, he married Cora Bailey, a daughter of a prosperous varnish manufacturer in Brooklyn.
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"I don't see a divide between a spiritual life and a prosperous one," Miller adds.
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So the past half century has been quite prosperous for a small number of people.
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Edith Theresa Iglauer was born in Cleveland on March 10, 1917, into a prosperous family.
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A free and fearless press is the greatest ally to a free and prosperous people.
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"We want a strong and prosperous country for everyone," he said in a phone interview.
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My grandmother came from a large and prosperous clan in a town adjacent to Calcutta.
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They are almost five grade levels behind students in more prosperous counties 30 miles away.
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Born into a prosperous Jewish family in Berlin, he quickly showed talent as a polemicist.
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The Green New Deal has received broad endorsement from many in the prosperous political class.
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The issue has steadily emerged with growing consumer awareness among a newly prosperous middle class.
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We want to be a friend and partner to a sovereign, prosperous, and stable Iraq.
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" But she is also optimistic, saying, "I dream of a prosperous future for my children.
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Our fellow passengers were an older, prosperous crowd, mostly British and Afrikaner, and mainly Caucasian.
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Gender equality and women's economic empowerment are also strongly tied to prosperous and peaceful societies.
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Macedonia is coming of age and it has a very exciting a prosperous future ahead.
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If he convinced the ignorant that trade agreements hurt them rather than made them prosperous?
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Homelessness across America is in decline, but it is soaring in its most prosperous cities.
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Over the last decade, America has become larger, more prosperous, better educated, and more diverse.
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Slingsby donates his day rate, which is considerable at this prosperous stage of his career.
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Had that "syndrome" persisted, the world would undoubtedly be a safer, more prosperous place today.
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Beijing does not want a unified Korean peninsula that becomes a liberal, prosperous, pro-U.
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That investment has increasingly taken place in less prosperous inland regions where demand is tepid.
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Thomas L. Friedman To the casual observer, Israel has never looked more secure and prosperous.
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The authors hypothesize that in prosperous, egalitarian nations, there are more opportunities for self-actualization.
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The ruling Socialist Party has overseen a devastating economic collapse of a once-prosperous nation.
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"They had the reputation for being the most prosperous and the most violent," he says.
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For example, the Assyrian Empire — economically disadvantaged in its desert-mountain homeland, compared to prosperous Sumeria, Babylon, Egypt and other cradles of civilization made prosperous by the Tigris, Euphrates or Nile rivers — conquered wealth that Assyria could not create with the world's first professional army.
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In the evolving space of increasingly prosperous nations, they noticed two key deficiencies in traditional U.S. aid policy: The development finance arms of the world's other prosperous nations have been modernized to include the capacity for investment in equity, technical assistance and first-loss funding.
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Otherwise, he will create an important obstacle on the path to making America more prosperous again.
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China has already built an extensive high-speed railway network, especially in the most prosperous regions.
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An America that is strong and prosperous at home is a nation that can lead abroad.
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I think we're going to continue on a long prosperous path with the sky's the limit.
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We thank Kimi for all of this and wish him and his family a prosperous future.
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In Oakland County, a prosperous, GOP-leaning suburb of Detroit, Clinton maintained an eight-point edge.
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It was an independent, freedom-loving people who made America the most prosperous nation in history.
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Instead, free and prosperous liberal societies require clear rules that respect and regulate inevitable migration flows.
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It is prosperous and liberal, has low corruption by regional standards and its politics are temperate.
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Hong Kong remains distinct—not only the most prosperous part of China but also the freest.
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Dr. Huxtable and his wife, who was a lawyer, were far more prosperous than my parents.
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The pupils at both establishments have similarly impeccable manners and many come from similarly prosperous backgrounds.
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These young people could transform entire regions, making them more prosperous, more just, and more secure.
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As we see America grow stronger and grow more prosperous, we're going to grow more united.
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So why do families with children have trouble getting enough food in such a prosperous nation?
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The entire city, once one of the most prosperous in the country, could become a brownfield.
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The hope must be that, as Cuba becomes more prosperous and connected, political liberalisation will follow.
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America required a strong, prosperous Europe that settled the German question, and worked to that end.
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"The trouble is, this is a very prosperous mountain," he said, pointing to the exposed slopes.
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But how well people can afford them varies widely, even among the world's most prosperous cities.
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Panama and Costa Rica are by far the most prosperous and peaceful countries in the region.
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The new nation and its citizens looked forward with hope to a peaceful and prosperous future.
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When we have been at our most prosperous, we have also been at our most principled.
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A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!
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He views Germany as a powerful, prosperous country that should be doing more on defense spending.
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The U.S. taxpayer underwrites the defense of our prosperous allies in Europe and the Pacific Rim.
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The documentary's heavy focus on Singapore, a prosperous capitalist nation, represents a notable change in tone.
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Furthermore, the most peaceful countries correlate with the most prosperous, not to mention the happiest societies.
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The poor-prosperous characterization also sees unchangeable reality in what are only currently prevailing economic conditions.
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His father started out as a driver for a laundry service and became a prosperous businessman.
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Instead, some have been targeting larger, financially prosperous companies, such as Procter & Gamble, Apple, and PepsiCo.
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This suffering contributes to a less secure and prosperous global community, and undermines U.S. foreign policy.
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As for future plans, Rousseau sees a long and prosperous career for himself at Fifty Mils.
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One side depicts a prosperous city-state, where justice and tolerance prevail in the Tuscan countryside.
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Civilization's understanding of Earth has expanded enormously in recent decades, making humanity safer and more prosperous.
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He took to frequenting Rio's favelas, the direly impoverished hillside shantytowns that overlook the prosperous city.
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They were never created to protect and serve and make sure that we're healthy and prosperous.
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Audi, Mercedes and BMW are all in southern Germany, a region that is prosperous but stodgy.
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All children deserve to live a healthy, prosperous childhood with equal opportunity to pursue their education.
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But America's approach to the world just isn't working to make us safer and more prosperous.
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Catalonia is one of Spain's most prosperous regions and already has a high degree of autonomy.
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Once Latin America's most prosperous country, Venezuela is mired in hyperinflation, hunger, severe shortages and dysfunction.
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His prosperous parents filled his childhood with an appreciation of art, music, theater and contract bridge.
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What they cannot do is give disadvantaged children the networks that their more prosperous peers have.
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When she looked around, she saw a once-prosperous country where infant mortality was now soaring.
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The country is prosperous and at peace; it faces rivals and nuisances but no major threat.
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Our dreams of developing into one of the world's most prosperous and democratic countries seemed imperiled.
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We all want a safer, more prosperous country, and women are needed to make that happen.
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Prosperous matrons from the West University neighborhood, accessorized with blue latex gloves, sorted mountains of clothes.
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We Pittsburghers are proud of our industrial history, but we are preparing for a prosperous future.
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In 1992, he led Arkansas out of the disintegrating Southwest Conference into the prosperous Southeastern Conference.
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U state, as it often holds the distinction of being the most prosperous country on earth.
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Maharashtra, one of India's most prosperous states, leads the country in granting rights under the FRA.
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This election is about ensuring a prosperous future for all Americans, not just the ruling elite.
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That accomplishes nothing to make North Korea and Iran more free, prosperous, or friendly to America.
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In these early months of the next decade, America is prosperous but malcontent, solvent but anxious.
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When Japan became prosperous in the 1980s, it began repatriating its war orphans from northeastern China.
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He was never close with his wife's relatives, prosperous factory owners who disapproved of the marriage.
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Eliminate the drink, they said, and Americans will be a happier, healthier and more prosperous people.
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It is what has made America the greatest nation and the most prosperous nation on earth.
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But paper towel sales are picking up among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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But paper towel sales are increasing there among more prosperous consumers — and marketers are taking note.
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We send our best wishes for a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year.
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That's a troubling percentage for the word's most prosperous nation built on free markets and democracy.
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But the responsibility for making the world safe and prosperous cannot be borne by America alone.
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The less prosperous the enterprise, the greater the proportion of available sustenance claimed by the tapeworm.
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Knight pays careful attention to the details of desperation among prosperous characters living out lonely lives.
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Successful entrepreneurs like Richard Branson have cited creativity as a key component for a prosperous business.
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There are well-tested methods of balancing these goals to ensure a sustainable and prosperous future.
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The system is present in all prosperous countries and developing countries long to replicate such infrastructure.
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France, a prosperous country with the world's sixth-largest economy, was depicted as a besieged wreck.
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It created an extremely prosperous America for working people and the broad middle of the country.
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Their real goal was reaching more prosperous European nations, and so some simply found different routes.
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Each frame contradicted his narrative of a prosperous and progressive Venezuela 20 years after the revolution.
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Splashy ads from Louis Vuitton, Cadillac and Gucci seemed like good omens for a prosperous future.
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Like a traveling salesman, he sought out clients near and far, selling dreams of prosperous futures.
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What was once the most prosperous country in the region is now a man-made disaster.
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Not far from the US, a desperate leader is steering a once-prosperous democracy toward dictatorship.
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But in Chile, one of South America's most prosperous nations, the virus is on the rise.
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"I don't believe that taking a protectionist route is going to make Americans more prosperous," Dollar said.
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With the world's fourth-largest gas reserves and a population of just 5m, Turkmenistan should be prosperous.
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Her happiness made a lot of sense, as the country looked forward to a prosperous postwar future.
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"Investors looked through the dip in profitability to more prosperous periods in the near future," Pride said.
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Foes accuse Maduro of turning Venezuela into a dictatorship and wrecking what should be a prosperous economy.
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Fidel Castro turned a prosperous Cuba into a tragic police state in the name of Marxism-Leninism.
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The authors believe there is a certain set of cultural values that keep America strong and prosperous.
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And the ultimate consequence will be a future that is more closed, less prosperous,and much darker.
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It offers a tantalising glimpse of what a prosperous, post-racial America might one day look like.
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JOHANNESBURG — Years of rapid economic growth across sub-Saharan Africa fueled hopes of a prosperous new era.
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BY NEXT year Ashford Borough Council, in prosperous Kent, will have lost all its central-government funding.
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The liberal world of the early 22018st century is more prosperous, healthy and peaceful than ever before.
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Goldman Sachs, the banking gold standard for the world's elite, sees a future in less prosperous investors.
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Utah is offering businesses grants to create remote jobs in less economically prosperous parts of the states.
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They believed that studying in a more prosperous part of China would give her a brighter future.
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We will become more cohesive as a nation, more united in our purpose, safer and more prosperous.
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In the 15 years after that, it will become "prosperous, strong, democratic, culturally advanced, harmonious and beautiful".
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The liberal world of the early 21st century is more prosperous, healthy and peaceful than ever before.
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This prosperous people, this land of reasonable men, has no place for petty partisanship or peevish prejudice.
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The prosperous Muslim elite, they say, has for too long turned a blind eye to creeping extremism.
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HSBC has in recent years lifted investment in China, including the prosperous southern Pearl River Delta region.
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They and other Muslim elders emphasise that they can help to make the city stable and prosperous.
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About that, we should rejoice: Americans will be both more prosperous and safer if all nations thrive.
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We must react quickly, decisively and collectively to ensure a fairer and more prosperous world for all.
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Economic and trade sanctions gradually beginning to strangle this nation that had historically been Africa's most prosperous.
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Today's rising stock market figures indicate that our economy is prosperous and gaining strength with each day.
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Croatia's once-prosperous shipbuilding industry has struggled to survive since independence from Yugoslavia in the early 1990s.
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""Libertarian ideas," Stossel said, "are what allowed America to become the most prosperous country in the world.
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"India's interests lie in a strong, and prosperous, and successful America," said Modi during their press briefing.
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" A full 61 percent agree with the more general idea that "God wants people to be prosperous.
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In fact, only a prosperous, growing economy has the time and resources to ensure a clean environment.
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"Britain's stronger, Britain's more secure, Britain will be more prosperous if we stay in Europe," he added.
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Regulators and financial firms are meant to work towards the common goal of building a prosperous nation.
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President Hassan Rouhani of Iran, an architect of the agreement, said it signaled a prosperous new era.
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And that's certainly the case for Kazakhstan, the largest, most prosperous and stable country in Central Asia.
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It has become the justification for egregious cronyism and waste to help large and prosperous agricultural businesses.
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"I know if every child is educated, our world will be more stable and prosperous," she said.
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Business groups in the prosperous Loop and the conservative editorial board at the Chicago Tribune back Daley.
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We are resolved to work together in creating a healthy, prosperous, sustainable and fair future for all.
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The area seems especially down and out when compared with the rest of prosperous, well-kept Frankfurt.
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According to Trump's "carrot" scenario, foreign direct investment will flow into North Korea and make it prosperous.
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Her tax structure mimics that in place during some of the most prosperous times for our country.
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We should restore our corporations to their proper role: building a stronger and more widely prosperous America.
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America's Muslims are prosperous, well-educated and, with the exception of recent arrivals from Somalia, well-integrated.
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Jains, who number about six million, are a powerful and prosperous sect, dominant in India's diamond industry.
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The long-term Western interest is a prosperous and peaceful Russia, not an isolated or resentful state.
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In the meantime, the Arabs of Israel are the most liberated and prosperous Muslims in the world.
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Carabobo was once a prosperous region, home to car manufacturing, oil refineries and the country's largest port.
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Buddhism was strong in China's prosperous south but had no major, socially active monasteries in the north.
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Together we will unlock Zimbabwe's vast potential and build a new, prosperous and democratic Zimbabwe for all.
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Xi Jinping Thought promotes taking the next step, making China not only prosperous but also politically powerful.
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Dorian's first victims were the largely white residents of prosperous Man-O-War Cay and Elbow Cay.
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There is also reason to worry that America has squandered the opportunity for a more prosperous future.
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We were imbued with hope that the rest of China could be as prosperous as Hong Kong.
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Hans Peter Selz was born on March 19603, 21960, to a prosperous Jewish family in Munich, Germany.
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After much work, the simple original mosaic — worthy of a prosperous Pompeian merchant's home — has been unearthed.
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While in China, he rented out several properties there, becoming prosperous and buying two homes in Vancouver.
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While in China, he rented out several properties there, becoming prosperous and buying two homes in Vancouver.
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By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started.
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In the once prosperous nation, people now find themselves unable to provide for their most basic needs.
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The moment you climb up to Saint Jacques from Perpignan's prosperous city center, you enter another land.
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Democrats dominated prosperous districts, winning at least 210 of 25, by an average of nearly 20 points.
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Others went for beers at Stumptown Ales, Davis's brewery, named for the town's once-prosperous logging industry.
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"When you get to that level of television, everyone is prosperous at the table," Giridharadas told Smith.
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But my heart is in the right place: I want my friends to lead successful, prosperous lives.
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The county was prosperous once, dotted with thriving towns and flush with wealth from the tobacco fields.
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These Cubans represent the least prosperous segment of the community and the most connected to the island.
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Americans deserve an efficient, effective and equitable health care system that nurtures a healthier, more prosperous nation.
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The videos helped ignite the largest protests in several years in the once prosperous southern African country.
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She misses the omiwatari as a symbol of winter and a sign of a new, prosperous year.
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But a growing, more prosperous world needs growing quantities of energy, and that includes oil and gas.
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They also substantially reduce racial disparities in school performance, helping to create a fairer, more prosperous America.
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And California remains the 6th largest economy in the world and the most prosperous state in America.
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Warren might lead one to believe that banks have become wildly prosperous under the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Instead of bombing, the United States can do much more to support a stable and prosperous Somalia.
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Their trade with companies like Cargill has transformed their communities into a bloc of relatively prosperous landowners.
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Wandsworth remains a prosperous borough and has above-average wealth levels compared with London and national averages.
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The profits that major corporations reinvest in productive capabilities form the foundation for a prosperous middle class.
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Women in the United States are already the most prosperous, free and powerful women in the world.
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They snuck out at night and set Troy on fire, burning a prosperous city to the ground.
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Indeed, Hornacek's hopes for a healthy roster and a prosperous late-season run now look even dimmer.
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I think [expensive housing is] one of our great threats as a state, as a prosperous state.
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Do it because we know our cities will be more prosperous when we, as leaders, step up.
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"From a defense perspective, building a happy, prosperous community in our border area is crucial," she said.
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It was a shocking turn of events for a Manhattan family that had seemed prosperous and stable.
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For mobile, prosperous, worldly people, the cherishing of diversity is a cardinal virtue; we dote on difference.
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One of the most prosperous former Soviet republics, Kazakhstan stands at a crossroads between China and Russia.
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And a disproportionate share of the expansion was concentrated in prosperous areas like Silicon Valley and Houston.
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Immigrant-heavy states such as California, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Massachusetts are much more prosperous.
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The first few panels in the series portray scenes characterizing American life as prosperous, bucolic, or multicultural.
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It is also the only region in which more people live in distressed locations than in prosperous ones.
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I would like to wish all Chinese people around the world, a very happy and prosperous new year.
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Please don't allow them to squander the opportunity of a safer, prosperous and brighter future for future generations.
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But potential trouble loomed at the crossing into Chile, one of Latin America's most stable and prosperous nations.
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President Trump even showed Kim a specially produced video painting a rosy picture of a prosperous denuclearized North.
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The Democratic presidential field is littered with proposals to ease the affordability crunch plaguing America's most prosperous cities.
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His family were prosperous pistachio farmers, and his power base was as much the bazaar as the mosque.
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Once one of Latin America's most prosperous nations, Venezuela has plunged into unrest and a harsh economic slowdown.
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The world is more prosperous than ever before and yet our societies are marked by uncertainty and unease.
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Racism, income inequality, and a generation less prosperous than their parents are complicated problems with no silver bullet.
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Such a campaign would abandon the moderate Tory territory of prosperous parts of London and the liberal southeast.
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But always our two nations continually inspire one another to become better: more creative, more prosperous, more innovative.
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It has also, in a modest way, started to become a prosperous one, with strong and consistent growth.
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First, there is no reason to believe that Brexit would make Britain more prosperous in the long run.
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The BlackBerry lived a long, prosperous life, and will always be remembered as one of the original smartphones.
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We're blessed to still be doing this for so long and be so prosperous for so many years.
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The West was too confident that a prosperous China would inevitably see its liberal democracies as a model.
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Back at Tegeta bus terminal, Olivia Mbiku says she is now hoping for a more stable, prosperous future.
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Together, we have the opportunity to help Afghan women realize their dreams of a peaceful and prosperous future.
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The policy is a shameless bribe to the elderly and prosperous Tory party members who choose the leader.
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Its greatest power is the threat it poses to one of the most prosperous corners of the globe.
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"Phyllis fought very hard to the very end for a free and prosperous America," he told the audience.
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It is time we unite to give our country the freedom to be a prosperous and competitive nation!
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The backstory: During the industrial revolution, hundreds of U.S. and European cities turned themselves into prosperous manufacturing towns.
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The country is stable and prosperous, a land of whirring factories, sleek trains and bustling lakeside beer gardens.
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Ranked fifth in the Peace Index but 10th in Numbeo's cost ranking, prosperous Denmark lands at No. 8.
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Waiting is like purchasing longevity and inflation insurance for what will hopefully be a long and prosperous retirement.
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Prosperous local merchants invested in music, poetry and food, rather than shrines, of which there are remarkably few.
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Ferro contended that the government's policies have caused undue stress on a country that would otherwise be prosperous.
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Since its independence from Britain in 20143, Botswana has been one of Africa's most stable and prosperous democracies.
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Nobody wants over-regulation, but these essential protections are fundamental to keeping people safe and our businesses prosperous.
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Once one of Latin America's most prosperous nations, OPEC nation Venezuela is grappling with a harsh economic slowdown.
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"If we want to have a stable and prosperous Middle East it starts with constraining Iran," Hook said.
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By the time Mazurenko finished college and moved back to Moscow in 2007, Russia had become newly prosperous.
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Decades of counter-terrorism teaches that the best bulwarks against extremism are states that are prosperous and just.
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The most prosperous, Palau and Nauru, have a GDP per capita of around $15,20063, roughly the global average.
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These inquiries elevate everyone's game, every institution's mission, and every society's ability to be fair, peaceful, and prosperous.
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Libya was once prosperous, but nearly a fifth of its people are now thought to suffer from malnutrition.
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Societies that empower women to participate fully in civic and economic life are more prosperous and more peaceful.
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Enterprise VR/AR is already a prosperous alcove, with innovator Meta boasting 1,000 enterprise organizations among its clientele.
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When it comes to ensuring a more prosperous future for the next generation, our competitors are not debating.
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Smart criminal justice reforms will put more people to work and make our communities safer and more prosperous.
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At the time, the country welcomed the duality of Brooklyn's prosperous black Huxtables and the penniless white Conners.
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" Pence remembered Bush as "a good man" who "left America and the world more peaceful, prosperous and secure.
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When I'm not feeling quite so prosperous, I might go with the $2.61, which is two sausage patties.
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Last October, Catalan separatists declared independence from Spain after the prosperous region's then government organized a disputed referendum.
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Apparently, everyone on the island, in those prosperous pre-storm times, shopped in the same aisle at Target.
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It's 1979 in Iran, and this prosperous and friendly couple are targeted for harassment as the revolution arrives.
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An open, free and prosperous Europe also is one of America's great foreign policy achievements and strategic assets.
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So it's no surprise that countries with fewer trade restrictions are more prosperous than those that restrict trade.
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"I'm working hard to keep Wisconsin prosperous and America safe," the senator said, while promoting his business background.
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They found that the United States looks substantially less prosperous than when it is ranked by money alone.
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In her stylish hat, fitted jacket, and long skirt, she looks prosperous as she walks purposefully toward—what?
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"Today more than ever, the world needs a Europe that is strong and prosperous and democratic," Obama said.
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Few things are more important than having friendly, prosperous and secure neighbors on both sides of the border.
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He or she understands a freer and more prosperous world make for a strong America, and vice versa.
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He is an older, stocky, prosperous owner of a car dealership, and she decides to return his attention.
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She was hoping to observe a certain kind of whiteness — prosperous, unselfconscious — at rest in its natural habitat.
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He returned the next year and other peddlers followed his lead, establishing the prosperous holiday sidewalk tree industry.
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Catalonia, which has Barcelona as its capital, is one of the most prosperous of Spain's 20163 autonomous regions.
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Americans are being robbed of the chance to pass on a more prosperous country than we were given.
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"We emphatically support the European integration process in the hope of a united and prosperous Europe," he wrote.
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We need to get back to focusing on building a prosperous future for ourselves and for our children.
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By seeking to quash dissent in an already orderly, prosperous city, the party has turned peace into chaos.
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Here's an obvious one: The United States, like France, is a prosperous country with a well-educated population.
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It was a tough blow for him to lose a role in which he was fulfilled and prosperous.
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His father, a prosperous Chinese-Malay businessman and immigrant, had always encouraged his bookish son to avoid politics.
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The least prosperous Trump counties, which the group calls "distressed," did not add any new jobs, on net.
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" Underneath the link, there is a summary of the group, which reads, "A free and prosperous Southern Republic?
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After rebuilding, Johnstown eventually became prosperous from its steel and offered a clear path to the middle class.
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The simple truth is that prosperous communities, good schools and savvy guidance counselors constitute affirmative action for whites.
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Let us work shoulder to shoulder to make our world prosperous and free from hate, violence and suffering.
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The stories he told for advertisers were largely upbeat ones about prosperous, mostly suburban life in the 1950s.
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The first, which debuted today, is titled "Stronger, Safer, More Prosperous" and cites wage growth and unemployment numbers.
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Not long ago it was a prosperous, ethnically diverse, sophisticated trading city, its hinterland producing world-famous dates.
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World Review Nelson Mandela's dream of a free, prosperous and nonracial South Africa has turned into a nightmare.
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They lack compassion for people who are not prosperous, because those people simply did not follow the rules.
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It could be a major step toward creating a more diverse, representative, fair and prosperous society for everyone.
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Through science, policy, and partnerships, Conservation International is helping build a healthier, more prosperous and more productive planet.
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Instead, they're ruthlessly rational, which is why Canada now claims the world's most prosperous and successful immigrant population.
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Both countries are prosperous democracies — normally strengths that, up against the more risk-willing North Korea, become weaknesses.
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Gyorgy Konrad was born to a prosperous Jewish family on April 21997, 22003, in Debrecen, in eastern Hungary.
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Does any sane person believe that raising taxes on job creators will make the American economy more prosperous?
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Then they made the pilgrimage to the family cemetery in Glen Cove, a prosperous enclave on Long Island.
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This is particularly true in the struggling districts outside the more prosperous cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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U.S. politicians believed that Mexican consumers would become prosperous enough through NAFTA to start buying more U.S. products.
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And Elizabeth II will doubtless celebrate her 100th birthday in her revitalised country, confident of itself and prosperous.
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"This reaffirms both Governments' and donors' partnership to transition Ethiopia to a prosperous and peaceful nation," Abiy wrote.
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The once-prosperous area was razed and ransacked, with sheets of corrugated roof strewn amid bullet-ridden trucks.
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"These are measures we can take to make the country more prosperous," Padilha told lawmakers in the capital.
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Australia has a global reputation for being a sunny, relaxed democracy with a prosperous economy (and good coffee).
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She, so prosperous and fickle, can make you fall in love with her in just a few hours.
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These pieces, in stark contrast to his older work, portray bounteous harvest fields, prosperous cities, and playful children.
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No nation in history has ever become prosperous by borrowing record amounts of debt to finance reckless spending.
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MEXICAN FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS MEXICO AND THE U.S. WILL LEAD EFFORTS TO CREATE A PROSPEROUS AND SAFE CENTRAL AMERICA
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Now Masite wants to give other poor South Africans a chance to lead a healthier - and more prosperous - life.
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The most prosperous, the Pearl delta, is expected to cover 42,000 square kilometres, about the same as the Netherlands.
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But as Trump's predecessors have learned, there is no keeping America safe or prosperous when the world is not.
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"The United Kingdom stands with you as we work together for a peaceful and prosperous future," the prince said.
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Thousands of migrants continue to arrive in Greece, hoping to eventually make it into more prosperous European Union countries.
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Pittsburgh, once one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the country, has been among the hardest hit.
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Just a few years later, America had become the most prosperous, and probably the freest, country in the world.
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They denied it for a long time, and visitors would come to Pyongyang and be shown prosperous-looking people.
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With more money in their pockets, owners of businesses, both prosperous and poor, will spend more, the government predicts.
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Balkan countries' dreams of becoming fully fledged members of a prosperous and united European Union are beginning to fade.
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But I can't see a middle class as strong, healthy, confident and prosperous as it was 40 years ago.
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For context, Beijing is already a big investor and trading partner in the more prosperous parts of Latin America.
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Is this what life in America's most populous, most prosperous state is going to be like from now on?
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On the one hand, the game bestowed on Dawson celebrity and opportunities he fashioned into a prosperous second career.
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Wooden warehouses that once stored the region's rice are one of the few reminders of the town's prosperous past.
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Muller highlights that the success of the war left Americans feeling prosperous and caused a boom in industry production.
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He's particularly popular among the poorer, more pious Muslim women who wear the veil and newly prosperous Muslim businessmen.
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He's particularly popular among the poorer, more pious Muslim women who wear the veil and newly prosperous Muslim businessmen.
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Ultimately, as the changes in the region solidify, Latin America will become more prosperous, more independent, and more important.
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For the small Christian community of Marawi, however, life in the city had until recently been peaceful and prosperous.
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Many countries have closed borders to deter migrants passing through their countries to get to more prosperous northern Europe.
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The 25 most prosperous cities that have led the recovery from the Great Recession are poised to get stronger.
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In prosperous, liberal places, active collaboration between religious groups for benign purposes may seem like a win-win formula.
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Goal 5 is one of 17 goals set by the UN in 2015 to achieve a prosperous, protected planet.
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"We will do everything possible to give region a chance to be prosperous," she said at the signing ceremony.
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Should subsidies go to the backward west of the country or to upgrade industry in the more prosperous east?
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If we're serious about having a prosperous economy for decades to come, the United States should do the same.
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We envision a strong, connected, secure, and prosperous North Korea that is fully integrated into the community of nations.
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It's easy to write-off Summit as merely a playground for the prosperous that's looking to improve its image.
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As its neighbors have succumbed to successive waves of political and financial turmoil, Singapore has remained prosperous and stable.
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As a global power, the United States has an enduring interest for stable, free and prosperous Asia-Pacific region.
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But in Harayana state, the relatively prosperous Jat group is crying 'Reverse discrimination,' Members blocked roads and attacked railways.
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Grandpa Bernard was the rugby-playing, Cambridge-educated son of a prosperous London stockbroker who had emigrated from Germany.
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According to a People source, the designs are Buddhist blessings that stand for peace, love, and a prosperous life.
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"Combined, this would make the euro area fit to deliver a more prosperous future for its citizens," Constancio said.
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In the end, the only sustainable Cuban immigration policy involves a free and prosperous island, 90 miles off Florida.
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Through its implementation, the world is on a more economically prosperous and sustainable path to transitioning to renewable energy.
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But Dominicans are feeling prosperous enough to make the re-election of the president, Danilo Medina, a near certainty.
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They sought to invest in their native lands, spreading economic opportunity to make their home stronger and more prosperous.
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The writer is chief executive of Coalition for a Prosperous America, whose mission is to change America's trade policies.
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Households with just one child have become commonplace in Europe and the more prosperous parts of Asia, including China.
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The fossil energy narrative states that our current prosperous lifestyle is wholly attributable to coal, oil and natural gas.
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"By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was eight years ago," Obama says.
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Today's clean energy economy is already vibrant and prosperous, employing more people than the entire fossil fuel industry combined.
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Louise grew up in the same area but in a more prosperous, multicultural Britain than earlier generations had experienced.
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This prosperous West African country is Africa's fastest growing economy in 803, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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There are enough good actors on both sides of the Green Line who envision a more prosperous, peaceful region.
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My district school, outside Philadelphia, is in a prosperous neighborhood, is well funded, and doesn't have a crime problem.
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In closing, he homes in on Putin's biggest fear: a non-corrupt, democratic and prosperous Ukraine on Russia's border.
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Kenan Fikri saw first-hand how a once-prosperous region can become blighted by technology innovation and economic downturn.
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Under President Obama's leadership, our country is fairer and more prosperous for all than it was seven years ago.
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"We're on a path to provide a more sustainable, prosperous energy future," CEO Ben Fowke said in a statement.
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The PT is betting Lula's star power can remind voters of more prosperous times when he ran the show.
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And those children die today at a time when many nations of the world have never been more prosperous.
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They are supposed to be working to make this country a better and more prosperous place for their constituents.
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Prosperous communities have higher access to investment, higher rates of new business formation, better-educated workers and better housing.
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One surprising thing: Despite all the talk about coastal elite cities, prosperous zip codes aren't confined to those areas.
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Kim reportedly said the event brought a "spring of peace" and spelled out a "prosperous autumn" for the peninsula.
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It is the 1960s, and David is a prosperous middle-aged man, a war hero with a thriving business.
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"When you get to that level of television, everyone is prosperous at the table," he said in an interview.
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Trump's central policy idea — that trade wars and deportations can make America safer and more prosperous — is simply incorrect.
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For the first time, it's as likely as not that American children will be less prosperous than their parents.
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Unlike West Virginia, New Hampshire is relatively prosperous, which makes an opioid crisis here seem all the more jarring.
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Mr. Linton gazed at aged photos, tacked on the wall, of his crowded Brooklyn church in more prosperous times.
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Greenwood was a thriving and prosperous black neighborhood until a white mob attacked and destroyed it back in 85033.
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The country was once among Latin America's most prosperous nations, and it has the world's largest proven oil reserves.
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We need to decarbonize the global shipping industry -- we cannot hope to build prosperous sustainable economies without doing so.
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Nobody thinks of Carter-era stagflation as a prosperous time for the United States, but the debt-to-G.
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Their cousins in Calcutta, who are a minority there today, enjoy prosperous middle-class lives, mainly running small businesses.
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Mosques — manifestations of religious tradition — and prosperous modern surroundings can't make up for the loneliness apparent in Behrendt's images.
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Chile, traditionally seen as one of Latin America's most prosperous and stable nations, is in a state of turmoil.
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For years, the party denigrated the south as a thieving leech on the resources of the more prosperous north.
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BERNARDS TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Mohammad Ali Chaudry, a retired financial officer, has lived in this prosperous town for 21 years.
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"We will also continue advocating for a political solution to build a democratic, stable and prosperous Libya," he said.
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Instead, what matters now for U.S. workers is focusing on the challenges ahead and building a more prosperous economy.
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"Over the last 30 years, U.S. foreign policy has failed to make us safer or more prosperous," he said.
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LANGE WAS BORN at the very end of the 19th century to educated and prosperous first-generation German-Americans.
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The expected leadership transition will mark the end of a prosperous but rocky era for the Wall Street firm.
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Only when the world thrives will China prosper, and a prosperous China will only lead to a better world.
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"By so many measures, our country is stronger and more prosperous than it was when we started," Obama said.
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Former steel mill sites in other prosperous Chinese cities like Hangzhou have often been redeveloped as real estate projects.
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China will be more prosperous after the battle against the virus is won, the report cited Xi as saying.
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Today, Washington is one of America's most prosperous cities, flush with tax money from a booming population and economy.
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In the 21625s and 2900s, when tax rates were as high as 220006 percent, the economy was mostly prosperous.
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"Taking back control" by leaving the European Union is not going to make most people in Britain more prosperous.
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Still, the Chinese government remains adamant that its policies in Xinjiang have made the region safer and more prosperous.
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We want to see a prosperous China that is at peace with its own people and with its neighbors.
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The goal is based on the knowledge that education is the pathway for safer, more prosperous and inclusive societies.
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A stable and prosperous world is in the interest of both countries, the two largest economies in the world.
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Once implemented, they will create greater certainty for U.S. consumers, businesses and investors that a prosperous future lies ahead.
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It's a big new "green deal" that isn't the "real deal," and America the prosperous is the climate Satan.
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The once-prosperous OPEC member is suffering a hyperinflationary economic collapse marked by chronic shortages of food and medicine.
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In close cooperation with the United States, Georgia is working to forge a more secure, democratic, and prosperous future.
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Yet here he was with a name, my flesh and blood, prosperous and happy, with an obvious family resemblance.
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Our fight started before PROMESA, and will continue until Puerto Ricans can see a promise for a prosperous future.
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They call on a prosperous farmer, on factory workers and retirees, on a group of longshoremen and their wives.
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We know that confronting economic and social conditions can create a healthy population and a thriving and prosperous nation.
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"Our parents made the revolution," said Hassen Khelifati, 51, a prosperous insurance executive who has participated in the demonstrations.
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The period is characterized by the rise of literacy, the Confucian tenets of self-cultivation, and a prosperous economy.
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Nations of the world must take a greater role in promoting secure and prosperous societies in their own region.
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Among the most prosperous countries — the Group of 7 — not a single nation is achieving an acceptable rate of expansion.
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Because we did, our children and grandchildren grew up to be the freest and most prosperous Americans that ever lived.
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It's now the age of Vestberg and Squirrel, may they have prosperous tenures before Yahoo finally shuts it all down.
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I look forward to the day that Sanctions come off Iran, and they become a productive and prosperous nation again.
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"I thought, after the country becomes strong and prosperous, then the people will live and work in peace," he said.
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California is the most populous, prosperous, and—in the face of the Trump administration's hard-right policies—prone to protest.
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As China become more powerful and prosperous, it has sought to undo the post-World War II order in Asia.
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"A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!" he wrote on Twitter.
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It says that all people should strive to make China "prosperous, strong, democratic, culturally advanced, harmonious and beautiful" by 2050.
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And America unquestionably benefits when Mexico, which has the world's tenth-largest population and 15th-biggest economy, is more prosperous.
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Most of these very prosperous cities (especially New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Los Angeles) have become very solidly Democratic.
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Perplexingly for this mildly prosperous island-state of 53m people, it is not clear whether Mr Wickremesinghe can or not.
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That's why we embraced free enterprise, and it made us the most prosperous people in the history of the world.
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Now that we have a primarily services-based economy, giving ordinary people access to prosperous cities is a key driver.
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The Legatum Insitute, a think-tank in London, judged it—by crunching nine different criteria—the world's most prosperous spot.
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Croatia's once prosperous shipbuilding industry has been struggling to survive since the country's independence from Yugoslavia in the early 1990s.
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The city is a shell of its former self, a prosperous, manufacturing stronghold that's now struggling to retain its residents.
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I MEAN, WE ARE, THIS TOWN IS FEELING AS PROSPEROUS, GENERALLY, AS IT FELT DURING ANY PERIOD IN RECENT YEARS.
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Irene was a stark reminder that a changing climate will have an outsized impact on a tiny, less prosperous state.
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Some might argue that these financial differentials are simply the result of Democrats controlling the presidency during more prosperous times.
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If a fairly prosperous, robust country cannot stand up to China, then poorer, weaker nations certainly won't be able to.
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His strategy has been to build an electoral coalition combining prosperous urbanites with bourgeois conservatives fed up with Mrs Merkel.
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More than 20,000 people lived on a dot 5km long by 1.5km wide; some had prosperous homes with superb mosaics.
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"Chinese Taipei" are two words that have come to symbolise the diplomatic isolation of a prosperous island of 24m people.
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Yes, Sweden as well, with its homogeneity being disrupted, its mythology as "open, prosperous, liberal, tolerant Sweden" is melting away.
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In reality, America got prosperous because the waves of infrastructural investments that transformed the nation were subsidized by the government.
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FEW AMERICANS remember Greenwood, a once-prosperous African-American neighbourhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that was known as Black Wall Street.
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More prosperous residents appear most likely to remain in Chicago, while less-educated and poorer ones tend to move out.
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For Generation, target companies would provide "goods and services consistent with a low-carbon, prosperous, equitable, healthy and safe society".
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Frankly, we'd be more secure and prosperous if we screened out anyone lacking the genes to tolerate lactose into adulthood.
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That was a time before 9/11 or the credit crunch, when the West was still prosperous and at peace.
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" It added that illicit exports of refined petroleum products, both by land and sea, "continue to be a prosperous activity.
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Why it matters: It's a key test of just whether Amazon's premium subscription bundle can work in less prosperous countries.
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If you are born where I grew up, you have to travel hundreds of miles to find a prosperous America.
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Catalan flags hang from balconies alongside the Basque flag in a sign of solidarity, but Bilbao is prosperous and peaceful.
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More recently, Turkey was held out as a "model" for Arab countries seeking to build more prosperous and democratic societies.
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The city is a shell of its former self, a prosperous, manufacturing stronghold that's now struggling to retain its residents.
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A more prosperous Mexico means fewer illegal border crossings, and a better market for products made in the United States.
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BUT I WOULD ARGUE THAT EVEN IF IT WAS PROSPEROUS, IT SHOULDN'T HAVE MORE PEOPLE DOING IT THAN IT NEEDED.
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But I would argue that even if it was prosperous, it shouldn't have more people doing it than it needed.
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The new firm is a family office - a private wealth advisory firm for prosperous families - that manages about $11 billion.
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A stable and prosperous Mexico, for example, is a huge help on key administration priorities, including immigration and national security.
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Freer trade was one of the engines of the prosperous decades following the second world war, in America and beyond.
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Measured by total GDP, the decoupling is greater still, because prosperous cities are sucking in disproportionate numbers of urbanising Americans.
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Developing more healthy, prosperous, and peaceful communities around the world is and always will be in America's national security interest.
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Its policy to diversify and restructure the market – if achieved – will redirect Africa's largest economy on to a prosperous path.
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The prosperous Southeast Asian city-state of Singapore -- with an estimated population of 5.7 million -- is ethnically and religiously diverse.
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Diplomats and development experts work to shape a freer, more secure, and more prosperous world while advancing U.S. interests abroad.
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Her 1931 story "Two Friends" tells of the broken friendship of two prosperous citizens, one Democrat and the other Republican.
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Bidart grew up Catholic, in Bakersfield, the son of a prosperous potato farmer, Frank Raymond Bidart, and his wife, Martha.
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But Bulgaria seems determined to join the euro area and be part of what it perceives as a prosperous club.
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"Thanks to this executive order, our future is looking darker, it's looking dirty and it's looking less prosperous," said Sen.
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At every turn, Trump has questioned and denigrated the alliances and institutions that have kept America safe, prosperous, and free.
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Typically, economist and sociologists have divided Italy in two, with a prosperous, industrial North contrasted with a poor, agricultural South.
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We shouldn't have to move to obtain equality and democracy in the freest and most prosperous nation in the world.
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We believe a strong and prosperous Georgia is in Russia's national interest and should not be viewed as a threat.
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President Donald Trump is leading America to a more peaceful world and a prosperous America with his "America First" policies.
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For years one of the most prosperous nations in the Western Hemisphere, Venezuela has succumbed to corruption and Bolivarian socialism.
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Still, until recently, many of his friends and political associates assumed he had the money to match his prosperous lifestyle.
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This legislation will invest in all of these efforts to promote a more secure and prosperous future for our nation.
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Once CDU values diverge from those of the prosperous and socially conservative Bavaria, however, the CSU stands to lose votes.
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Meanwhile, polling suggests that Trump's failure to win over prosperous, well-educated voters is at least as big a problem.
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The decision to showcase Singapore -- an overtly prosperous industrialized nation -- may seem strange given North Korea's strident denouncement of capitalism.
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And when women and girls are healthy, educated and safe, their countries and the world are more secure and prosperous.
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Because education enables our kids to lead happy, prosperous, and productive lives, education is always a top issue for voters.
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In the span of a year during the financial crisis, once-prosperous northern Delaware had to confront post-industrial devastation.
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Further, Drucker believed that a well-running corporation could be the vehicle for a prosperous and well-running American society.
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Let me also tell you what you have to gain: more jobs, more security, higher wages, and a prosperous community.
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Fixing our relations with China is another important step — and really toward creating an even more prosperous period of time.
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The deeply unpopular land grabs under former leader Robert Mugabe contributed to the economic collapse of the once-prosperous country.
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The prosperous, pleasant and largely white-populated streets outside are far from the troubled multiracial suburbs that are his preoccupation.
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Prime-age adults in these areas are twice as likely to be out of work than those in prosperous ones.
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What evolved in Chicago was a system of vouchers for poor black families that subsidized moves to more prosperous neighborhoods.
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Opposition leaders call Maduro a dictator who has wrecked a once-prosperous economy, while he calls them violent coup leaders.
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In Singapore, Kim lauded the "clean, beautiful and advanced" nation and said he had learned much from the prosperous country.
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The "prosperous" and "comfortable" list includes four districts in California and three each in New Jersey, Minnesota, Florida and Texas.
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Despite the actions against it, the PML-N retains strong support in Punjab, the country's most populous and prosperous province.
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They live outside the country's prosperous megacities, in the cities, towns and hamlets that over a billion Chinese call home.
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The price would be significant, though financing it would not raise taxes higher than they are in similarly prosperous countries.
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They see asylum seekers who should be offered not just protection, but also opportunity, by their more prosperous northern neighbor.
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At the most recent general election, in 2017, the party achieved unexpected victories in prosperous, pro-European parts of England.
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Socioeconomically, she examines how so-called hillbilly heroin could go unnoticed in prosperous suburbs where it was no less lethal.
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To help his once-prosperous family make ends meet, Leon became a caddy and his brother William Jr. a prizefighter.
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The highly allegorical drama centers on the prosperous and dissolute character of Jedermann, whose callousness and appetites have offended heaven.
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At the time, he was a struggling artist and had hopes of a more prosperous life in the United States.
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Originally a center along ancient trade routes, Civita di Bagnoregio was prosperous from Roman times through the late Middle Ages.
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In her 13 years at the helm, Germany has been a fairly calm and prosperous place, despite some political storms.
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What we could lose is a quiet habit of friendship and cooperation that has made us safer and more prosperous.
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Oman, a small, prosperous, oil-rich world trader, has been in a state of rapid transition since the nineteen-seventies.
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In the prosperous Johannesburg, Asad, a chancer with an entrepreneurial streak, believes he has found a temporary place of safety.
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Punjab, the most populous and prosperous of the country's four provinces, has been a stronghold of Mr. Sharif's for decades.
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Clearly, this prospect for a more prosperous Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh, cuts the ground under the feet of Pakistan.
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As they embark on their 20th season, the Tampa Bay Rays have enjoyed fairly prosperous results over the last decade.
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No country, even a prosperous one of 80 million, can deal with one million new migrants without being somehow altered.
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Its people were at the heart of an extensive trade network and used hydraulic canals to support their prosperous agriculture.
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Free, truly democratic nations — those that respect the voices and values of their people — are more prosperous, stable, reliable allies.
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Continued AI adoption and advancement means we will be more productive, prosperous and have more free time on our hands.
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We are proud to be their partners in building a more prosperous future for both the United States and Africa.
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"This president is seeking to make the country safer, stronger, more prosperous," Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said.
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"A Government Shutdown is a very small price to pay for a safe and Prosperous America!" he tweeted in July.
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There are a handful of wise money decisions you can still make to set yourself up for a prosperous 2020.
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"The world is witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous America," Trump said at one point of his speech.
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They helped to make our country prosperous, but, increasingly, have been unable to pay their bills or afford health care.
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These I see as lasting victories that will make this country more prosperous and more secure for decades to come.
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With a GDP per capita that hovers around $50,000, Denmark is one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
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Deprived of opportunity and freedom in their home countries, they want to build a free and prosperous life in America.
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That was true in the 50s, but things were so prosperous economically that people put it out of their minds.
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Hindus refused to sell houses to Muslims, forcing them to set up ghettos on the edges of the prosperous city.
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The report looks at mobility levels among counties that ranked in the highest and lowest quartiles on distress — which is to say, the richest and poorest counties — and sorts those counties into four buckets: prosperous ones with high mobility, prosperous ones with low mobility, distressed ones with high mobility, and distressed ones with low mobility.
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The country has more privately owned guns per person than any except America, where prosperous gun-lovers can afford far more.
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For some Americans, particularly white men, America certainly feels great — it's made them generally prosperous and able to live luxurious lives.
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Macron's letter said he heard the public's anger and shared its impatience for a "more prosperous country and a fairer society".
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The report proposes an objective set of guidelines to help gauge whether negotiations between the U.K. and the EU are prosperous.
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None of which is to say that Amazon made a mistake by opening its branch offices in two prosperous superstar cities.
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HTA NI, Myanmar (Reuters) - By the standards of her village in Myanmar's swampy Ayeyarwady Delta, Than Shin was a prosperous woman.
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Drahos won the first round in the capital Prague, which has grown prosperous since the return to a free-market economy.
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He said that outside of the most prosperous venture-backed companies, debt is getting harder, with banks tightening their lending terms.
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Compared with other families in prosperous Bergen County, New Jersey, O'Byrne describes his own family as thrifty and careful with money.
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Consider his recent argument that Washington's prosperous allies in Asia and Europe don't pay enough in return for U.S. defense guarantees.
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VIC, A PROSPEROUS town of 21980,22003 people about 21996 minutes north of Barcelona, is sometimes called "the capital of Catalan Catalonia".
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Perhaps, even, Mr Trump gets grudging admiration for reminding the world that Taiwan deserves more recognition as a peaceful, prosperous democracy.
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"I think that this deal will stick...and it will allow Northern Ireland to be more prosperous and successful," Pincher said.
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The people of Wisconsin value hard work and, like most Americans, they see employment as a path to a prosperous life.
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Olenna in particular was a strategic kill, since Cersei needs money, and sacking Olenna's rich and prosperous Highgarden eliminated that problem.
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Our first instinct is to recoil from change, taking refuge in a simpler, more prosperous time, 1950s Middle America, for example.
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Our hope is that they become one element of a party of the radical centre, essential for a thriving, prosperous Britain.
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Protests in 2015 and 2016 by prosperous urbanites, galvanised by anger over the Petrobras scandal, helped drive her out of office.
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The effect of all this is that the typical office at a technology firm is becoming a prosperous, self-contained village.
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These are less than half an hour from Nanjing, a prosperous city of 453m that is the capital of Jiangsu province.
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When we meet her, Amina is brimming with incredulous joy the night before her marriage to Elvino, a prosperous young farmer.
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Many of the groups favoured by affirmative action have grown more prosperous or done better educationally since these policies were introduced.
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The once-prosperous capital of Anbar province was reduced to a ghost town after Iraqi forces drove out ISIS last December.
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A relatively prosperous caste demanded to be ranked as one of the country's "backward classes" to qualify for more government jobs.
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Yet good local governance is vital in a country with deep disparities between the impoverished interior and the comparatively prosperous coast.
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No one expects a heterogeneous continent that includes both anarchic battle zones and prosperous democracies to be as integrated as Europe.
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Haven't Germany and Japan become prosperous in part because U.S. protection allows them to avoid spending billions on their own defense?
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But its spiritual home is Prenzlauer Berg, a north Berlin district of posh cafés and organic shops beloved by prosperous bohemians.
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It benefits the United States to have a prosperous... You're not an enemy of NAFTAI'm not generally an enemy of NAFTA.
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She is not the kind of mind who will set up a stable, prosperous long-term political order on her own.
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On the 6th, a prosperous angle between lovebirds Venus and Mars could even spur you to start a business together. Single?
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Many people from the area have moved to France, including Nice, and money they send back has made it comparatively prosperous.
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That's because they presuppose the existence of prosperous jobs somewhere in the economy from which profits can be skimmed and redistributed.
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"This (Jewish) community is very active and prosperous, one which has contributed greatly to our society," Guaido said in the interview.
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The local government promised to grant "backward" caste status to the fairly prosperous group, guaranteeing Jats a quota of government jobs.
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Renowned for its hospitality, this small Central American paradise is one of the most stable and prosperous countries in the region.
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Most videos share the theme that China is strong and prosperous, and needs to reform to become an even better nation.
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We do not have to sacrifice national security to continue welcoming people who will contribute to a more prosperous, diverse America.
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So, big-picture thinkers following specific savings goals and detail-oriented thinkers following big-picture savings goals were the most prosperous.
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Kung Hei Fat Choy means "wishing you a prosperous new year" in Cantonese, as does Gong Xi Fa Cai in Mandarin.
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"By so many measures, America is stronger and more prosperous than when we started out on this journey together," Obama said.
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Not only have people grown much more prosperous; they also enjoy better health than even rich folk did in the past.
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A tramp through the prosperous Columbus suburb of Upper Arlington, knocking on doors with some of Mr Portman's campaigners, illustrated that.
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He appeared headed for a life of prosperous anonymity in law, but the attacks of September 22014, 21957, upended his plans.
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One national initiative, the Strong, Prosperous, And Resilient Communities Challenge (SPARCC) is helping communities think about development with equity in mind.
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If nothing is done to address this impunity, markets infiltrated by these national security threats will not remain prosperous for long.
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He also assured North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that he would be safe and his country prosperous as a result.
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On both sides of the roads were cow pastures and barns, potato fields and orchards, the sights of prosperous farm life.
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The most prosperous countries on earth have divergent tax and regulatory regimes, but they all have a stable rule of law.
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We encourage others to stay in to ensure we can have a safer, stronger, more resilient and prosperous world for all.
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Village by village, farmers have become more resilient to droughts and floods and are able to build a more prosperous country.
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Each generation looked healthy and prosperous, yet I found myself wondering what lurked beneath the surface—for surely there was something.
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These key steps will quickly increase your credit score and get you on your way to a more prosperous financial future.
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With no net job growth in traded jobs over the last decade, fewer Americans could aspire to a more prosperous future.
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Investments in clean energy not only create a platform for economic growth; they create compelling opportunities for a prosperous regional future.
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"These I see as lasting victories that make this country more prosperous and more secure for decades to come," he said.
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Inside, we were introduced to two other guests, a prosperous-looking couple from Copenhagen, a businessman nearing retirement and his wife.
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German impotence is particularly galling: Though extremely prosperous and influential, Germany is utterly unwilling to fix its laughingstock of a military.
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"The world is witnessing the resurgence of a strong and prosperous America," Trump is expected to say, according to the excerpt.
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Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA), which advocates on behalf of U.S. farmers and manufacturers.
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The American literary community, in the prosperous, paranoid Cold War era, was growing less hospitable toward Algren and his Whitmanesque sympathies.
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History tends to reward presidents in office in prosperous times and disdain those who have the misfortune of presiding over recessions.
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This is the story of a prosperous Jewish family who abandon everything before they are consumed by the passions of revolutionaries.
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The potential risks of such a move are great with political and economic isolation a big threat to the prosperous region.
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Before he turned thirty, he was married and a father, running a large gold mine in Tientsin, China, and highly prosperous.
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It's a statement event that represents how parents have done well in securing a steady and prosperous future for their children.
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Paul Otellini, who presided over Intel during some of its most prosperous years, passed away today at the age of 66.
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The people on Taiwan have built a robust, prosperous, free and orderly society with strong institutions, worthy of emulation and envy.
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This leads me to believe that conservatives fear that history will rate the Obama years more prosperous than the Reagan ones.
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In other words, the Ukrainian people themselves are committed to the reforms that can make Ukraine more democratic, stable and prosperous.
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Today, the shop depends on business from tourists as the city has been less prosperous since the economic downturn in 2007.
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The steps were immediately condemned by Catalan leaders and risked further inflaming an already volatile atmosphere in the prosperous northeastern region.
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We stop hanging out with more prosperous friends to avoid expensive dinners, awkward conversations, and the occasional glint of latent jealousy.
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On the flip side, an investor-friendly policy regime was supposed to supercharge investment, creating a more prosperous economy for everyone.
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As those countries' populations — and their prosperous middle classes — grow, so too do the amounts of meat-based protein they consume.
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Ms. Cámara said she believed that fundamental institutional change was the only way to make Mexico a fair and prosperous society.
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The refugees who came ashore on the Winnipeg would go on to help fashion a more prosperous, open and inventive Chile.
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The post-war period that created a broadly prosperous America also molded George H.W. Bush, who died this weekend at 94.
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He was a star quarterback who'd gone on to play linebacker at Ohio University, the scion of a prosperous local family.
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"A peaceful and prosperous Honduras and Central America is the best investment for the U.S. and Central American people," he tweeted.
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She also finds herself in want of a wife — a truth universally acknowledged for the prosperous bachelor, as Jane Austen noted.
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The 177-room hotel, which opened in December, is on the edge of a prosperous neighborhood of brownstones and community gardens.
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In recent years, those appeals were fueled by grievances that Spain was siphoning off the wealth of the prosperous northeastern region.
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The book describes the hard times some of these buildings fell on after the Depression, but the postwar years were prosperous.
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We want the administration to succeed and think that many of its policies have already made America safer and more prosperous.
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What seems clear is this: Cities with high-skilled workers and other prosperous companies will continue to attract more of them.
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