Which is radically different than the way you ... Radically different.
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It is a radically integrated nation in a radically integrated world.
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But a year after radically reducing refugee targets, it's radically reduced them again.
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But they offer radically different diagnoses of what ails France and radically different remedies.
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These are radically different films from radically different filmmakers, and to some degree they all defy easy categorization.
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Just as Gingrich had radically centralized control in 1995, Speaker Thomas Reed had radically centralized control in 1890.
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And three, remaining dispatchable resources — demand management, storage, hydro, maybe biomass — will have to be radically, radically scaled up.
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Just as Gingrich had radically centralized control in 1995, Republican Speaker Thomas Reed had radically centralized control in 1890.
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Amazingly, radically different people from radically different backgrounds and locales share an incredible hegemony here on Morningside Heights in their radical politics.
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And the landscape is changing so radically, the context is changing so radically that the very idea of a gallery is up for grabs.
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The man behind radically designed appliances said in September he was planning a "radically different" type of electric car than what was on the market.
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Both attempt to revitalize the same source material—but they're made in two radically divergent ways, with two radically divergent approaches to what makes Metroid tick.
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"There is nothing better than be on a shared mission with extraordinary people who can be radically truthful and radically transparent with each other," he says.
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Like what's so wrong with being radically truthful, radically transparent with each other and having this meaningful work and meaningful relationships because you are in it together?
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If we can't radically redefine this character in the ways that make blackness radically different, keep shit across the pond so that others can create something more uniquely black.
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That great Russian director — a disciple of Stanislavsky and a model for Mr. Brook — sought to create a new kind of theater that was radically alive and radically open.
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Participants whose lists included either radically conservative positions (ban immigrants entirely) or radically liberal positions (accept all immigrants) were more likely to recalibrate their view of what the centrist stance was.
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There's not going to be a new thing that radically changes the way that we use phones overnight, that radically changes Apple's business or their trajectory in the market against Android.
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Suggests NK has not radically changed its strategy, & econ.
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I also generally feel better — but not radically better.
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Technology has radically transformed how — and where — Americans work.
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Their service is radically personal, direct and not always pleasant.
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In 2005, she faced a radically different kind of day.
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Video games often ask us to imagine radically different futures.
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Yet they differ quite radically on how to do this.
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In the late nineties, however, Pompeo radically changed his life.
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"Reviews radically change how attractive your listing is," said Zadeh.
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Midterms that could radically change life inside the White House.
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Anything radically different or are you more of the same?
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Why shouldn't our form be radically different in the future?
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There is an element of this that is radically different.
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He promised something radically different to what he is delivering.
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Do you do something radically different for the next movie?
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Apple's introduction of differential privacy could radically change that debate.
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Perry appears radically different than how we've seen him before.
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Le Pen has also promised to radically slash legal immigration.
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Like the original Pilot, it's fast and almost radically simplistic.
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At oral arguments, Scalia and Thomas had radically different styles.
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Each could have radically different consequences for the currency's outlook.
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This relatively simple idea radically changed perceptions of the struggle.
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When the ice finally receded, a radically new world emerged.
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Radically different answers are offered by various characters this episode.
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Laura looked radically different from one year to the next.
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But the attacks "changed the film radically," Mr. Watkins said.
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"We have radically different views in that regard," Biehl said.
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That's radically cheaper than solutions that are currently on offer.
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Next year the tests may be changed more radically yet.
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I went to Douglas because it's radically different this time.
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Their capacity to experience what they're feeling is radically diminished.
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I decided it was time to radically change my life.
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Most art forms evolve and change radically over the years.
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The design of the Biennale has also been radically overhauled.
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To do that, Torrisi recommended having a radically empathetic conversation.
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This rash of radically unconstitutional bills is appearing by design.
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Bernie Sanders's top campaign aides are sending radically different signals.
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But that radically changed how I deal with the world.
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"The situation has changed radically," Mr. Azar told Mr. Trump.
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But a mandatory blackout does have one radically positive effect.
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It radically undermined the foundational premise of superhero comics themselves.
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And the relationship between patients and doctors has radically changed.
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Everyone's life is going to be radically affected by this.
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But these are radically different jokes telegraphing entirely different perspectives.
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And protecting against each attack involves a radically different approach.
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But with "Mezzanine," Massive Attack's music radically deepened and expanded.
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Eco and Sport settings do not radically transform the experience.
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In Europe, the tolerance for failure is still radically lower.
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But genetic testing is radically changing some corners of medicine.
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"It seems subtle, but it could radically change the debate."
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But those kinds of performances changed radically over the decade.
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"It was radically different than it is now," he said.
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Mr. Glad said his opinions on feminism had radically changed.
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They are actually not of radically different heights or builds.
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He puts objects of radically different sizes within one picture.
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The First World War radically changed the landscape of moviemaking.
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For how long will these radically unequal societal realities endure?
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Japan was radically changing as rapid economical growth was underway.
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This conventional wisdom is wrong, or at least radically incomplete.
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In the 1970s the microprocessor radically reduced the cost of computers.
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But at some point this began to change for me. Radically.
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This was a temporary move, but it radically changed their lives.
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The executive branch is still radically understaffed at the top levels.
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You can say, well, we need a radically shorter working week.
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What does a radically inclusive beauty brand look like in 2019?
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Those ideas include potentially radically altering the Supreme Court and Congress.
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They typically want a more efficient, but not radically smaller, government.
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But the internet has also radically changed over this past decade.
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"Jesus taught us to love radically, unconditionally, and sacrificially," she wrote.
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Goods move faster now, but they still cross radically different economies.
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They took very little and radically altered what they did take.
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But it also spurred them to radically change their business practices.
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The AHCA also radically overhauls the subsidies available through the exchanges.
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But it's radically different from any other film in that vein.
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It's not radically progressive, and that's more than okay with me.
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Bringing it into such a radically changed world was even worse.
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"Their political personalities are radically different," Haidt wrote in an email.
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"This radically changes how users interact with the app," Cuthbertson said.
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But now it intends to do something radically big in Lisbon.
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Not radically different, because obviously it sounds like a Carcass record.
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Siblings with radically divergent personalities isn't exactly a new storytelling conceit.
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Why are all the Glastonbury forecasts so radically different from eachother?
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American Honey radically rewrites the viewer's relationship to lower-class life.
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Rather, we need to radically rethink the worldview underpinning these apps.
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But if it's possible to transform ourselves so radically, should we?
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It's not exactly pleasant, but then it's so radically un-quotidian.
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So why are people coming up with such radically different solutions?
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He is rejecting its mandate, creating something radically new and diminished.
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However, in the past 20 years, the game has radically changed.
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We radically changed the condom's performance just by manipulating the structure.
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Without enough context, actions can be interpreted in radically different ways.
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Amazon has radically overhauled its meetings to make them more focused.
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What if that market demand radically exceeds supply for that model?
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GDP will radically accelerate when absorption of European Union's funds accelerates.
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Soviet socialism was radically different, as are other visions of socialism.
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Auto manufacturers are setting their sights on a radically changed market.
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Pressing for jobs, not pellet guns, departs radically from prior approaches.
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It radically changes them and how they deal with the world.
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The dance becomes more personal and touching, without being radically different.
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In fact, she wishes to expand that segment of America radically.
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Indeed, negotiators are beginning to think about something radically different: partition.
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There's a certain appeal in the chance to radically reinvent yourself.
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Automation is set to radically transform every industry on the planet.
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It often has competing economic interests and has radically different values.
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But by the end of November, Madagascar's situation had radically improved.
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"We were having radically different reactions to the apartments," she said.
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Hebrew school curricula would be radically transformed, if not scrapped altogether.
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The reality and challenge is that America has become radically pluralistic.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's government must radically change its plans for the Amazon.
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Until something goes really radically awry, we don't even notice it.
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Now Nintendo is launching another radically different gaming console, called Switch.
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The continuum is radically different from one end to the other.
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Its shape and size changed radically as empires waxed and waned.
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ONCE YOU GO BELOW THE FIFTH FLOOR, however, things change radically.
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With the coronavirus, we can see consumption patterns changing radically now.
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If the routes are similar, the intended destinations are radically different.
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For most of us, it's radically altered our routines and relationships.
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The radically subjective "Paranoid Park" (on Saturday) observes a Portland, Ore.
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The president's radically expansive understanding of executive privilege lacks legal merit.
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Socialism is about radically changing the way people's lives are now.
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The staging had to be radically reimagined for the cavernous space.
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But they might destroy, or at least radically remake, the system.
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I radically changed my mind by the end of the week.
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Some of the Senate's most conservative members have radically different priorities.
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To be woke is to be radically aware and justifiably paranoid.
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Mr. Andrews's "Cat" isn't as radically rethought as his "Streetcar" was.
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"Design trends have shifted radically in the past decade," Taylor wrote.
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Electrifying transportation and heating also radically reduce emissions in those sectors.
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But after this period the likelihood of improvement drops off radically.
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And it's very hard to shift to a radically different path.
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So, so many things are radically different about our world today.
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King Vajiralongkorn also radically changed the composition of the Privy Council.
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I think it's harder for a woman to be radically candid.
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But they had radically different definitions as to what that means.
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" Charlie goes on ... "These radically groundless and unfounded allegations end now.
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How do you adapt your business when things change that radically?
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The two adaptations take radically different approaches to their source material.
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She was flawless in two radically different roles in two radically different movies: the sadly reflective linguist in Arrival and the glam but glum art dealer reading her way to ever deeper misery in Nocturnal Animals.
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The departing boss has reshaped GE radically but his legacy is mixed.
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The gameplay has been radically redesigned and is already receiving positive reviews.
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To achieve this important task, the Congress Party must radically transform itself.
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Two indicas could contain different compounds with radically different effects on sleep.
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Minimalism, if viewed through this lens, could take on radically new meanings.
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Radically ordinary hospitality shows this hurting world what authentic Christianity looks like.
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Yet they have radically different ideas about what data should be collected.
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Singapore radically overhauled its Institute of Technical Education (ITE) a decade ago.
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Well, I've radically increased the kind of stuff I'm doing on Tested.com.
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The outcome does not radically alter the composition of power in Washington.
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Not higher, not radically higher, not crazy higher, not chaos — but lower.
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If you're looking for a radically redesigned device, you will be disappointed.
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But in recent years the world of number-crunching has changed radically.
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Again, their approaches here are as radically different as the companies are.
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"It's gotten so large they can't do radically different things," he said.
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So I think there's the distribution model, which is obviously changing radically.
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It was, as I've written, a radically new approach to the problem.
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And declining cable subscriber counts aren't enough to radically change that world.
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It's gone from racy, to fantastical, to radically inclusive, and now, cinematic.
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It will also radically change the user interface of the Rift headset.
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They're mismatched buddy cops from radically different backgrounds and with different worldviews.
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But not changing the show so radically that you couldn't recognize it.
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Using this knowledge, a radically new type of wetsuit could be created.
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Sources with direct knowledge of the breakup are telling radically different stories.
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The media landscape has changed radically in the last decade or so.
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Any new investor coming into the deal must radically discount the valuation.
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"Founders Paradox" portrays two visions of utopia, radically different from one another.
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But is this pair really going to radically alter your leggings collection?
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It's been a while since I came out, but it's radically different.
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First, the design of the transistor will have to be changed radically.
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"This is a radically different vision … it's post-smart cities," Clippinger said.
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CRISPR has a sinister side, with the potential to radically alter humanity.
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The big banks may not have changed shape radically since the crisis.
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Like 47 Meters Down, the Indianapolis movie is radically unlike The Shallows.
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I do radically embrace this body, these shoulders, this slightly rectangular butt.
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Both Republican plans would radically restructure the program, giving states limited sums.
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The age of mass communication radically shifted the way Americans entertained themselves.
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In many places, the trajectories on income have diverged even more radically.
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The costs have gone [down], they're just dropping every decade just radically.
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Perhaps not, as manhood itself is being interrogated, scrutinized and radically revised.
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Soon thereafter, the market for energy companies radically changed for the worse.
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The way we produce and consume has to change radically and quickly.
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The ambassadors in attendance had radically different perspectives on the incoming Administration.
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Both sides agree that the proposed rules would radically reshape the market.
|
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Yet there is also a part of him which is radically existential.
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None of these features is radically different in the new Apple Watch.
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Their towering white shapes are an omen of a radically different future.
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"The document is not radically different from similar doctrinal publications," he said.
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This new type of car is radically different from the race cars.
|
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Arm abilities can be so radically different—a lighting shotgun blast vs.
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I'm wondering, with this election, has your understanding of people radically changed?
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But since tastes in sex differ radically, you may have your own.
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The area, as Gunaratne describes it, is poor, multiracial, neglected, radically underfunded.
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At first, populist movements often present themselves as deeply, even radically, democratic.
|
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The building strength of partisan antipathy — "negative partisanship" — has radically altered politics.
|
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To say that the Egg House was no-frills radically understates things.
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We have radically different styles, though complementary, so we like to collaborate.
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His viticulture is radically different from that of most Margaret River growers.
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In the hands of the state such tools radically increase its power.
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The scenery and topography changes radically every time you turn a corner.
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In the 1980s, he radically reinvented himself in Harlem as Mr. Satan.
|
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The statement illustrated the radically different language used by the two sides.
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And it could radically change the advertising industry, Business Insider previously reported.
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Agencies that participate handle sexual-assault complaints in a radically different way.
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The chancellor thanked the many Germans who have radically changed their lifestyles.
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With the Covid-19 papers, however, the timeline has been radically condensed.
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"I've radically reduced the amount of shrimp I buy," Mr. Greenberg said.
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It is the belief that our souls make us all radically equal.
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Maelove is a "radically affordable" skin-care line priced entirely under $30.
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Researchers soon ran up against radically different definitions, produced by different authorities.
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While headlines rarely make clear distinctions, each hostage case is radically different.
|
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But life in China has radically changed in the last two weeks.
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The range of things I am able to do has radically shrunk.
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We are like inhabitants from different planets, with radically different world views.
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Wi-Fi 6 isn't going to radically improve your wireless speeds overnight.
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" She added, "Sometimes these two radically different cultural identities merge in me . . .
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"We need to restructure even faster and more radically," he told shareholders.
|
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An impeachment hearing on Capitol Hill presented radically competing versions of reality.
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That's radically different than a large-scale ramp-up of rapid deportation.
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He didn't seek to radically change the rhythm of users' daily lives.
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To stay below 20.5°C, that would all need to change radically.
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And this means radically changing how we talk and think about cancer.
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Jonze: I'm not sure if we're going to do anything radically differently.
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The ends may be somewhat similar, but the means are radically different.
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Mass Effect 3's ending attempts to radically reframe the entire series.
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Our emotions today are radically different from what 19th-century Americans felt.
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The Center for American Progress study by Rob Griffin, Ruy Teixeira and John Halpin found that exit polls radically overestimated the share of white college-educated voters and radically underestimated the share of white non-college-educated voters.
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Now, it is always possible that somebody will just radically disagree with you.
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Or perhaps the image would look radically different if it included facial hair.
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The external looks are deliberately different, the inside is radically different as well.
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We're about to find out if the Trump/Pruitt era is radically different.
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Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other sites have radically altered gang culture in Chicago.
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Lower, not higher not radically higher, not crazy higher, not chaos, but lower.
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There are places that we'll have a value set that is radically different.
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This could radically change tracking technology, like Tile's solution for locating lost objects.
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I'm under no illusion that my words will radically change the political landscape.
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Nearly a third of the reef's coral was killed, radically altering the ecosystem.
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Or we can come up with a radically new approach to corporate taxation.
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The lighting and the color grading on those scenes are also radically different.
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DC's core characters have always demanded radically different approaches to storytelling than Marvel's.
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We need three radically specific and individual political parties, each proposing actual reform.
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Trump rallies, which can radically diverge from their announced purpose, are another question.
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But under President Jacob Zuma the country has taken a radically different turn.
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And these designs could be radically different from the ones of the past.
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Safe to say, radically reduced battery life was not among the listed additions.
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Success, the plan suggests, will come only if the NHS is radically reshaped.
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Now the policy is under fire from radically differing wings of the party.
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"The environment had changed radically and the reintroduction went fine," he told Gizmodo.
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But they're all radically rethinking how to go about the business of fashion.
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Genetic analysis shows that these fish are well-suited to radically altered-habitats.
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The coalition talks have shown that Italian populism comes in radically different forms.
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And can we have that kind of conversation in a radically truthful way?
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She and her army of fighters had wanted to radically change the world.
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Don't expect Android 8.0 to radically change much about your Android Wear smartwatch.
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However, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and his team have radically altered that policy.
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Our understandings of human sexuality were radically expanded through the gay rights movement.
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Although the locations are radically different, the stakes are equally high for both.
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To radically decarbonize with minimal negative emissions, efficiency will need to outrun growth.
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Gamboa started creating radically politicized theater with, by, and for communities in Chicago.
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Tripping has radically altered his outlook on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Self-driving cars are expected to radically transform transportation as we know it.
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Donald Trump's own views, unmoored by careful consideration, can change radically with circumstances.
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More radically still, you could program mosquitoes to, say, only produce male offspring.
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These mindsets can radically improve your success and make you a stronger person.
|
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Some investors ,have already voice concern that the business models are radically different.
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But to me that was really striking, that things could change that radically.
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AR/VR needs to become radically simpler, so everyone can use and create.
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This is going to radically change the way we experience (and create) art.
|
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That's why the Republican attempt to radically downsize the program hit a buzzsaw.
|
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But it was also a plot line that radically reshaped the show's structure.
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It's technology that doesn't demand that we radically overhaul our idea of reality.
|
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The two men have radically different relationships with Mr. Orban and his party.
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It was undeniable proof that we were radically changing how wars are made.
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New Deal and radically remake the U.S. economy to serve an ideology of
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But removing the centrality of songwriting from the rock equation radically alters it.
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Under the merger, this fierce four-way struggle for customers would radically change.
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He exploded the number of committees, radically increasing the number of fundraising targets.
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Over long periods, that shift implies a radically slower improvement in living standards.
|
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These two approaches are radically different, but bipartisanship might be the road forward.
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The tone had changed radically from the days after France's previous terrorist attacks.
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I often feel that women radically overestimate what men notice or care about.
|
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"The S10 units aren't radically new, but as always, they're solid," he concluded.
|
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Thoughtful conservatives, like Erickson, need to start pushing for a radically different approach.
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We need to radically rethink how we partner and how we share risk.
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Information and communication technology (ICT) is, in short, enabling a radically new era.
|
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Understanding how Trump could so radically rewrite the campaign playbook is another matter.
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Seems easy to radically accept your body when you're that hot, I thought.
|
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"Human-caused climate change is beginning to radically transform our planet," he added.
|
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On these points — again, the stuff that actually matters — Trump is radically unclear.
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Those who ingest it become radically politicized and shout uncontrollably in casual conversation.
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So we shouldn't be surprised that when the change comes, it comes radically.
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Even when that doesn't happen, the Electoral College still radically distorts our democracy.
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These are radically weightless, at times seemingly improvisatory, and completely grounded in dance.
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That person would have to promise to radically redistribute power across American society.
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Yes. We need to radically expand our idea of what an antidepressant is.
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Many pieces will radically expand your sense of an artist's sensibility or achievement.
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Young people are radically changing how we think about violence, consent and gender.
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New technologies have radically expanded our ability to make and distribute a product.
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For the transportation sector, EVs can radically reduce carbon emissions and local pollution.
|
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Of course, in the last 20 years, retail has become radically more productive.
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And things are going radically awry often, and we don't even notice it.
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Immigration has radically transformed the state's rural heartland, which was once lily-white.
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Our cows and wheat fields will have to become radically more efficient, too.
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It's a radically upbeat note that's too contrived in an otherwise desolate situation.
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You might have noticed that US political circumstances changed quite radically in 2016.
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What's remarkable about those top three is that they have radically different systems.
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The overall effect is to radically remove anything erotic from Ms. Duras's text.
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Eligibility can change radically from one governor to the next, causing widespread confusion.
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"Love Is __" opens with the two in radically different stages of their careers.
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Feature The classicist Emily Wilson has given Homer's epic a radically contemporary voice.
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Heart disease, cancer, stroke, neurological conditions, diabetes — all increase radically with advancing years.
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As a result, our transportation infrastructure is radically overbuilt for what we need.
|
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But chapter 5, "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword" has a radically different tone.
|
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Radically changing how voters perceive their own agency in relation to politics will.
|
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, has highlighted his goal of radically cutting refugee admissions.
|
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But this ignores another major trend, how radically horror has expanded and diversified.
|
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"Income sharing is radically different than debt," Ms. Bair said in an interview.
|
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After all, this pointless trend is, I hope we all agree, radically stupid.
|
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When it began to change, radically and alarmingly, few of us even noticed.
|
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What is more, the costs and benefits are radically uncertain and unevenly distributed.
|
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History and genealogy, after all, are two radically divergent takes on the past.
|
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The way in which we respond to assertive women must change radically, too.
|
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Few interfaces have changed more often — or more radically — than the Xbox dashboard.
|
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Consider that the phrase, the American Dream, has changed radically through the years.
|
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The time has come to radically shift from distant futures to today's realities.
|
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It is time to try something radically different before it is too late.
|
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This slowdown is "radically different" from the sharp crash of 2009, says Peters.
|
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The scope of whom it represented, or attempted to represent, was radically expanded.
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The iPhone 11 Pro isn't all that radically different, but it is better.
|
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Yet it's also radically new, full of maniacal invention and page-turning momentum.
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There is something radically simple about having only a horizontal and vertical slab.
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Second, the visibility of prices to patients must be radically improved, as Sen.
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Many people with lots of money have horribly unhappy and radically imbalanced lives.
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But in 2900, things changed radically with the Republican nomination of Donald Trump.
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How can Harley take advantage of people radically changing how they transport themselves?
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Not thematically or dramatically—HBO's latest genre offering made those elements radically clear.
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In sum, the bill would radically reshape America's immigration system – for the worse.
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But she failed to radically transform the way most outsiders viewed her homeland.
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We are both radically connected to, and yet disconnected from, our physical bodies.
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For the average internet user in California, life will not be radically different.
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The following year, he hit the road again, but in radically different form.
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That would be a radically different policy than they have in many countries.
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Otherwise, reform measures are only palliatives, which cannot change the passive situation radically.
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Instead of going and buying traditional ... The two models are not radically different.
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He doesn't have the ability to shut it down or radically change it.
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In either case, the result would be a universe radically less amenable to life.
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But a building boom is pushing those urban centers westward, radically remaking the landscape.
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" What it means: "What changed so radically in those four and a half months?
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Leigh's approach to makeup is radically different when she's working as a cam girl.
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Barrett's confirmation could radically shift American laws on issues like religious freedom and abortion.
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But in 1996, Congress radically expanded which crimes made an immigrant eligible for deportation.
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In both countries, though in Italy more thoroughly, the political establishment is radically weakened.
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The political and cultural landscape is radically different, and far more receptive to psychedelics.
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The risk of harm varies radically depending on the kind of processing techniques used.
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But for the children of LGBTQ parents, "coming out" takes on radically different terms.
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Humanity has to reduce the amount of carbon it's pumping into the air. Radically.
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If we don't radically correct our present course, yes, we have gone too far.
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The Minnesotan has had good debates before, however, without them radically transforming her chances.
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The software experience on those TVs hasn't radically changed since we last left CES.
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Even more so than AMP, Facebook Instant Articles radically transform a story's visual presentation.
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While Pythia could assist in radically improving ancient text restoration, it's just that—assistance.
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And why isn't it proposing to radically tighten the moderation of financial ads, period?
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How is a judge supposed to weigh or rank these radically different social goods?
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Here's the reality: That would require tech companies to radically change their business models.
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And the electoral situation has changed radically since the last vote, in September 2017.
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It has also redrawn the boundaries of national monuments to make them radically smaller.
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Still, attitudes among psychiatrists have changed radically since the first MDMA studies, Mithoefer says.
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It would radically expand the boundaries of the American welfare state, probably for good.
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But they are taking two different approaches and, so far, seeing radically different results.
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Sarah may be in the same position, but she's playing a radically different game.
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More radically, we could eventually build a weather machine to create a programmable atmosphere.
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His music—starting with the release of Channel Orange—sounds radically vulnerable and personal.
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The prices and estimated times for delivery were radically different for each identical request.
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Also, this idea that we'll be bored with radically extended lives is stupendously ridiculous.
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Kagan asserted that democratic countries will treat the new technologies radically different from authoritarians.
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It's a product Holmes says she believes could radically transform the health care industry.
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More importantly, Meo's plan doesn't sound radically different from what telecoms are doing elsewhere.
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"I basically had to radically change the way I behave online," she tells me.
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"This is so radically opposite from what Jaimie's life used to be," says Cram.
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After years of Trump, it's quite possible the EPA will find itself radically transformed.
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So the port is still around, but thestandard it connects to is radically different.
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If there's one thing that unites radically individualistic Millennials, it's their love of coffee.
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But not many startups are trying to radically rethink the structure of the Internet.
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The show was radically different from anything else on the airwaves at the time.
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The two have radically different views of Europe and France's place in the world.
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"Something is radically wrong [with the nation] and this is what's happened," Langone said.
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The Edison would have, by all accounts, radically shifted how we approached health care.
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EchoPixel could radically improve healthcare while reducing time and costs for hospitals and patients.
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Depending on the audience, the same synthetic cell is communicated in radically different ways.
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How did the Brookings Institution get such radically different results from the Rand Corporation?
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Current systems aren't yet ready for those whose lives they could so radically change.
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All this is the grand vision of what's possible with a radically different infrastructure.
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But one "creature of today" – a radically transformed former servant – makes a surprise appearance.
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The new Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge aren't radically different from last year's models.
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The drug and device industries stand poised to radically reshape healthcare for the better.
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Of course, then you might do some editing and change it quite radically again.
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It's a radically different poster from the one the distribution company eventually settled on.
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So it's a little upsetting that these three measures are so starkly, radically different.
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The goal was to radically shake up the comics industry, which it certainly achieved.
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How many games get covered that are radically different from whatever else is around?
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It has all the bones of the original, but shows a radically different face.
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The person with the pluralist mind-set acknowledges that God's truth is radically dispersed.
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Individual moves in a game with "tomorrows" are radically different from one-shot games.
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But if blockchains can rapidly, radically scale up their efficiency, the calculation could change.
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Radically different in personality, Tillerson and Trump have chafed at each other's perceived slights.
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That's changing though as low response rates now combine with radically different "telephone" habits.
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He has ruled out adopting "the Singapore option" of radically reducing taxes and regulations.
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If she is so radically transformed, how can he be sure that it's her?
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He noted that China, where air pollution soared during industrialization, has radically changed course.
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Any event, he seems to say, is always radically privatized by those it strikes.
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The Cello Concerto, completed in 1966, is at once radically experimental and wondrously mystical.
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Le Pen to recommend leaving if does not manage to radically change the bloc.
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One of his 54 children, Osama, embraced a radically anti-Western interpretation of Islam.
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Kampo is taking a radically different approach compared to conventional ESG investments, he said.
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Each piece in this section represents a radically different take on the same technique.
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Some have grown gracefully into middle age; some have been radically altered, even razed.
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Donald J. Trump is of a radically different ilk and temperament from past presidents.
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But one key set of genes in Zygnematophyceae arose in a radically different way.
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Within each of these narratives, one found radically different voices yearning to be heard.
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For medium to large size homes, the Orbi will radically improve your Wifi performance.
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The point is, politics can change more radically and rapidly than we often assume.
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He&aposs synonymous with a radically transparent and truthful approach to business and management.
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Computers, phones and the internet have radically transformed when, where and how we work.
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With a few simple lines changes, it's possible to radically transform his beach scene.
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A radically new treatment genetically reboots a patient's own immune cells to kill cancer.
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I think our lives should look radically different right now than they normally do.
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More radically, Ms. DuVernay's choice for Meg helps redefine our notions of the universal.
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The media coverage of Trump has changed pretty radically in the past several weeks.
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That's true even with a radically different membership, even in a frontrunner-less year.
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The show consists of eight abstract paintings of radically different sizes and ten watercolors.
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Opinion _____ Young people are radically changing how we think about violence, permission and gender.
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The Sweet Spot A radically empathic advice column from Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond.
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Around the world, the pandemic is radically altering approaches to love, dating and sex.
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"The fashion world has changed radically in the past 50 years," Mr. Vartanian said.
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The administration floated several ideas that could radically change the marketing of prescription drugs.
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Are these people radically other, or are they somehow included in the general "we"?
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But this does not automatically translate into support for a radically higher defense budget.
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The Senate bill is radically different from this imaginary plan the economists are praising.
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Had any of these events foiled Lenin, our own times would be radically different.
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To save what is good about the Court, we must radically change the Court.
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But the larger goals are radically different; they are also meant to enhance equity.
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For now, Italians are following the rules, and the rules have radically transformed life.
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"The concept for these discussions is radically different than ever before," Mr. Pompeo added.
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False balance on climate science has been radically reduced, at least in mainstream publications.
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The election outcome was widely seen as evidence that Iran's society has changed radically.
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This is about a government that wants to radically transform the history of France.
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Arthur: I think we have radically "federalized" our attention to politics and public life.
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More important, the context has radically changed since "The Boys in the Band" opened.
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It's a fight between two radically different visions for what society should look like.
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The guidelines, she said, had "failed too many students" by radically curtailing due process.
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However, the world of Temtem is simultaneously on the verge of becoming radically smaller.
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" She added, "It remains radically surprising in its form, material, process and conceptual underpinning.
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Instead, radically new versions of humanity itself may be the price the stars exact.
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To do so requires radically different models of leadership than we've had until now.
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It recommended that the I.M.F. and the World Bank be radically reduced and overhauled.
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There are few places that radically redefine the reason to be on this Earth.
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In order to pay for his lavish facsimiles, Lowe has radically streamlined his life.
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The question is, by and large, can you be radically forthright with each other?
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Mr. Wachner's choices in a small chapel will — count on it — prove radically different.
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Neither has he attempted any moon shots which promise to radically change the world.
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The process for ending the armed conflict with the FARC has polarized Colombia radically.
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Its artisanal sensibility was radically different from the thoroughly corporate tech world of today.
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However, GDPR will radically alter how these data can be collected, stored and deleted.
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Only radically new thinking will help us find a way out of this mess.
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And, to become radically successful, you may even need to start asking for feedback.
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Consortia like FDATA are radically changing attitudes towards open banking and gaining global support.
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I cannot continue to hope that our planet is not going to change radically.
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They are radically compressed, many barely a page long, some just a single paragraph.
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They've used traditional filmmaking methods and radically experimental ones to explore vital, risky questions.
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This trend, of course, reflects how new technology is radically changing many traditional businesses.
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Through this guidebook, Kotler aims to show you how to radically upgrade your life.
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The Model 3's interior is radically minimal and unlike any other performance car.
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If any of those meet expectations, the dynamics of space exploration will change radically.
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Who hasn't contemplated altering, radically and beyond recognition, the very conditions of their existence?
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It might also help usher in an era of spaceflight that's radically less expensive.
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These heretofore-unreleased recordings — nearly all well-known Monk compositions — are not radically rearranged.
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Once feedbacks take over, the climate can change quickly, and it can change radically.
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It's even harder to be radically candid with someone who looks different from you.
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I almost feel like anything you ask, Trump will have some radically different view.
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But North Korea and Iran are radically different political entities, with vastly different abilities.
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And this imagined nation was threatening to radically affect the shape of my own.
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Forget for a moment about the radically right-wing way that Trump has governed.
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But Trump and Bannon need congressional support to radically alter State's size and role.
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Severance, a radically understated debut novel from Ling Ma, is about a zombie apocalypse.
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Their plan seeks to radically cut corporate taxes (including totally exempting income earned overseas from taxation), to collapse individual tax rates to three (or maybe four — they're not sure yet) brackets, and radically expand the standard deduction and child tax credit for individuals.
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Displayed on a wall, and more-or-less evenly spaced apart, the scale shifts radically.
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But it's radically more powerful than what has ever been available on an iPad before.
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But what if our school systems were radically different, favoring different traits other than studiousness?
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There are generally two, radically different ways to relate to the world: objective and subjective.
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Along with Congressional Republicans, he has the power to radically shape policymaking on abortion rights.
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More radically, Nomura noted that Trump has "expressed sympathy" for returning to a gold standard.
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Turns out, the on-screen Topaz looks radically different from the original Archie Comics' character.
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So, obviously, they would need to radically ramp up the amount of shelters they have.
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The second panel featured a powerhouse lineup of women who are radically disrupting traditional industries.
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This might sound like it would require radically more efficient crops—a new green revolution.
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In Soto's world, church is a place where people with radically different views commune together.
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But it's preaching to the converted, and Trump and his team have radically different ideas.
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But it's not the individual drops coming out of you that are so radically dissimilar.
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They also are radically different from past comments from the State Department, even under Trump.
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When I played Power Button, each of the human / AI pairings made radically different choices.
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After the September 11, 2001 attacks, the U.S. government radically reshaped its counter-terrorism agencies.
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Advice for Clegg from Axios CEO Jim VandeHei: Radically self-regulate, or allow government regulation.
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The death of distance is transforming academia just as radically as it is transforming business.
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Humbled by disrupting the very neighborhood he wished to depict honestly, Costa radically shifted gears.
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Unfortunately, the sudden outbreak and rapid spread of the novel coronavirus radically changed the situation.
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While Barnet might have switched ground since then, the core support haven't changed too radically.
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As a movie, this version of the story wouldn't have radically reinvented the Alien franchise.
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The human relationships sort of evolved, radically, at the time, and they never went back!
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The show's central characters are all from different countries and struggling with radically different issues.
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We've all got bodies, and all of our bodies are policed in radically different ways.
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"Mobility, as we know it today, will radically change," Holoride co-founder Nils Wollny says.
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Plexuss — A machine learning platform that radically changes the way universities discover and recruit students.
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They may also be used in radically different ways and in new and unexpected places.
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Instead, they radically iterated and came away with something that feels genuinely new to play.
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"Sexual Proclivities of The Black Community" and "Nuncaland" took radically different approaches to Black relationships.
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They are painting gay marriage as merely the first item on a radically permissive agenda.
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"Empowering companies to be radically more efficient and supercompetitive is what we do," Pratt says.
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The size of Waymo's fleet of self-driving Chrysler Pacifica minivans just got radically bigger.
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Bouquets of perfectly formed and radically striped tulips, frozen in time, never existed at all.
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Those legislatures have redrawn both state and congressional districts to radically depress representation by Democrats.
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Humans can barely understand words which are so showily and radically slowed down and prolonged.
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Many Americans get radically diverging opinions from surgeons on the question of whether to operate.
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Image: FreethinkAfter losing his left arm to cancer in 2008, Jonny Matheny's life changed radically.
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They especially want more scrutiny of what they call the "radically conservative" provision by Sen.
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" Elsewhere on the Trump agenda ... Radically remake EPA ... Top of N.Y. Times front page, "E.
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We live in a radically different world to the one that we did last June.
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The projected result will mean a face-off between politicians with radically contrasting economic visions.
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East Nashville has been gentrified radically in recent decades, but crime is still a factor.
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Van Hove's version of The Crucible is even more radically innovative—and even more successful.
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But the appeal of their radically different economic visions will not be lost on others.
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Ted Cruz is accusing Republicans of reneging on their promises to radically alter the ACA.
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A foreign policy of wheeling and dealing will radically change how the U.S. does diplomacy.
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But just as Fiat started to gain some traction, the market began to shift radically.
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It takes the story in a radically different direction, and parts of it strain credulity.
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But it's also a radically environmentalist film that isn't shy or subtle about its message.
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You have to radically reduce the material and energy that goes into the manufacturing phases.
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They're such distinctive and intriguing characters, but their characters shift radically from scene to scene.
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It is a radically different format than Chelsea Lately — and that was entirely the point.
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What was so interesting about Indiegogo was the way it was radically transforming that model.
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So the port is still around, but the standard it connects to is radically different.
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That sense of perception radically changes when you get under the surface of the sea.
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Large national programs that radically changed the country kept America great specifically for white men.
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It says the system could radically improve the speed and efficiency of developing ordinary cars.
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But investigators "have radically different views" on whether Betts targeted his sister and his companion.
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If we're going to end overdose deaths we need to radically rethink our drug policies.
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But maybe the future of moviegoing won't be as radically altered as it might seem.
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Despite the accolades for "Hail, Caesar!" his day-to-day life is not radically different.
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Wayfair's recent decline isn't necessarily due to radically different fundamentals for the company, Cramer said.
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As such, the effect it has on the arts radically differs from country to country.
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Although there's no analog to the ivory trade yet, they have seen radically dwindling numbers.
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Voters in eight states decided on Election Day to radically amend their longstanding marijuana policies.
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Ultimately the announcement reflects how the average user profile of the internet has radically changed.
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After Zuma, Tshidi Madia, once an ardent idealist, radically shifted her expectations for her country.
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Along with the rise of mobile computing, cloud computing is radically altering the computer industry.
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It's a kind of butch alchemy: basic clothes, strong stance, technical skill, radically soft heart.
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But his is a radically narrow world, one in which little really exists outside himself.
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What's more, in many of those species, females use a radically different kind of reproduction.
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And it is true that the abilities you get radically change from run to run.
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But if successful, their work could radically increase the nation's productivity in the decades ahead.
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To IBM's credit, Buolamwini's research pushed the company to radically improve its facial recognition technology.
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The catch was that it would do so in radically different form … and without him.
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" That increase, Robb argues, "has enabled small groups to radically increase their productivity in conflict.
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The tastes of country fans proved radically different from those of the former Smiths frontman.
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McKinnon's details are radically different than those of fellow panelists Cecily Strong and Brie Larson.
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Rather than keeping information locked away, the digital revolution, particularly online, would radically reinvent copyright.
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This central form radically skews an otherwise traditional landscape, bending our orientation toward other horizons.
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The health consequences aside, Juul makes it radically simple to pick up a lifelong vice.
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That idea, according to scholars, threatened to radically revise generally accepted notions of human nature.
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In doing so, she radically reframed herself, her music and representations of African-American womanhood.
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And those long-delayed plans to radically remake the home of the New York Philharmonic?
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But just as often, the vocals are squeezed, nasalized, multiplied, pitch-shifted or radically disembodied.
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Did we use this time to radically increase the number of hospital beds and ventilators?
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So the immune system radically overreacts and launches what is known as a cytokine storm.
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For some people, that includes chemical antidepressants, but we need to radically expand that menu.
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In "Other World" (2015), Odita's extended color triangles move radically in opposition to one another.
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But modern medicine has radically changed how long the end of life can be stretched.
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And it's likely that Perry's agency will have a radically different feel to it, too.
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Apple TV's new interface isn't radically different, but if you really wanted to watch Mrs.
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Teenagers and police officers alike radically overestimate the number of women who lie about rape.
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LSD does not radically alter Fitz's sober perspective, at least not in an appealing way.
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Yuasa has three films playing the festival, each of which displays a radically different vision.
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The new A.I. system could radically expand the number of people who can be screened.
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Major exercises such as Defender are being radically restructured and trimmed; others have been cancelled.
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It's clear his movement to radically shift our nation's immigration laws is just getting started.
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Unless we radically change direction, we will not know where those 1 million cases are.
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By 1995, politics and culture had changed radically, and the war on drugs was inescapable.
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" Deborah McLeod, director of the Gagosian Beverly Hills gallery, called the hire "radically good news.
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That's how long it took Ed Santos and Jill Sciuto's futures to radically alter course.
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You have to imagine some radically different form of intelligence, using only your human intelligence.
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The concern about Sanders is he has an uncompromising commitment to radically change the country.
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Many vulnerable and low-lying areas will become uninhabitable and refugee flows will radically increase.
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Working together, funding must be radically increased to combat this and other life-threatening STDs.
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Smarter Living: Wirecutter recommends five cheap(ish) things to radically make over your cluttered closet.
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In particular, the report advocates that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's mandate be radically constrained.
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This would enable him to impose, among other things, a radically expansionist budget for 2020.
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The move, if successful, could shake up the testing industry and radically reshape college admissions.
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Given its size, the data generated by Medicaid should be radically transforming the health system.
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That is why the I.T.F. has decided to radically restructure the tour, beginning in 2019.
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The nature of the ISIS threat is radically different today than it was years ago.
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For over five decades, Minter has worked to radically redefine the nature of feminist art.
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The result, in May, was a list of nominees and winners that looked radically different.
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Katherine, having been radically isolated by her husband and father-in-law, has no friends.
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Gifts by artists, writers and musicians to charitable institutions fell radically, and have never recovered.
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Bohn said he doubted the new administration would radically alter the approach in immediate future.
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The media world has changed radically since the last major war in the Middle East.
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"How do we care for people radically?" she asked, explaining how the chart was relevant.
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Mr. Colbert's comedy hasn't become radically different, but it has been more frank and caustic.
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The sisters are radically different from such predecessors as Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella.
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Because in a sense that's something that's radically impossible, in a sacramental, like, religious way.
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Really, she and Anna are evenly matched, locked in a contest of radically different psychologies.
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Doing that allows the screen to draw radically less power when it's in ambient mode.
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Yet, the lives of Drew and his family have been radically changed since the diagnosis.
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That's why logos should evolve incrementally with your brand image but never be radically redesigned.
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Morgan recounts these stories to show how radically both fortune and misfortune compound over time.
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Lately, more and more young activists have been radically reshaping the conversation around climate change.
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Bloom also told the AP she was shocked her son had radically right-leaning views.
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"He was able to disattach from Brooklyn to try something radically different," Ms. Miller said.
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"It's going to pretty radically shift the type of video that is populating the platform."
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Even if their sound was radically different, their frontman openly admits his debt to Kraken.
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And they're not dumb, it's just there's real repercussions to radically changing your business model.
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It would yank the Overton window open, radically expanding the space of climate policy possibilities.
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But the provenance of those foods — where and how they're grown — may change pretty radically.
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That calculation changes radically if buyers go through national merchants like 230-1-Flowers and FTD.
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Second, the Federal Reserve is in a radically different spot than it was in the 1990s.
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Needless to say, Tray's old stomping grounds have changed radically (read: gentrifiers have overcome the neighborhood).
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While music festivals have changed radically, Gordon said their recent evolution has echoes back to Woodstock.
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The Witch follows a radically religious family living in exile in 1630 New England (already terrifying).
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So the point is to come up with new utopias: visions of a radically better society.
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JC: And so our notions of what work is radically shift generation to generation — first observation.
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The world inhabited by a typical American family in 1900 looked radically different from today's world.
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In two years, my life has changed radically — your life just doesn't [just turn around instantly].
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One instance could ban sexist jokes and Nazi logos, while another might practice radically free speech.
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In the case of the Apple Watch, radically departure would almost certainly be a bad thing.
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Any effort to reorient the U.S. economy radically toward manufacturing would be disruptive and incredibly difficult.
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In a radically driverless future, he could perhaps do away with many of his parking spaces.
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But the consumer-level versions of rapid prototyping have, I think, radically increased small-batch manufacturing.
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"Hunger differs radically from the delightful nuances of appetite," wrote the researchers in Men and Hunger.
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DEUTSCHE BANK CHAIRMAN SAYS WE NEED TO RESTRUCTURE EVEN FASTER AND MORE RADICALLY - TEXT OF SPEECH
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I didn't realize until arriving to the set how much we were doing something radically different.
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Even Android, the ostensibly "open" operating system, was (and is) radically more locked-down than webOS.
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That radically honest, quippy admission essentially becomes Nicole's mission statement for Family Vacation as a whole.
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The use of contract labor also has a practical benefit for Facebook: it is radically cheaper.
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The project went viral almost instantly, but the couple radically underestimated how people would react online.
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But the lack of advertising radically changed almost immediately after Roose published the piece last December.
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There are real consequences to social media hosting radically indecent speech, and those consequences are looming.
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In preparation for the 2028 Olympic games, the Metro plans on radically expanding the railway system.
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Tech skills are more important than ever, as digital advancements have radically transformed the working world.
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With Donald Trump's election, however, that discord is likely to disappear, or at least radically diminish.
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He just has a radically different take on it than the rest of the scientific community.
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Perhaps this will lead to radically new types of intelligence, created by machines rather than humans.
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We are backing genuinely pioneering entrepreneurs with the talent and ambition to radically disrupt their industries.
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Electric power and autonomous vehicles will alter radically the way they are used (see special report).
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Yeah, I think the fast and the accuracy, those things are improving really rapidly and radically.
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The idea that the Justice Department would give Deutsche a pass, was radically misread, Cramer said.
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After reading these August new releases, your version of the world's end might be radically altered.
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With lab information driving the greater majority of clinical decisions, her company could radically transform medicine.
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While this is likely to drive down Medicare's drug costs, it also could be radically disruptive.
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The president has no demonstrated interest or capability to radically revise foreign policy on his own.
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Apple may soon be radically changing the way it deals with developers in its App Store.
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In at least one way, the world has radically changed since they last met, in 53.
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"It would radically alter the way we might help people for stroke or spinal-cord injury."
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The Republican Party's platform, it should be added, is also the most radically conservative in decades.
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"Just like us, clients realized that they needed to more radically examine their costs," he said.
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It just means Lemonade is a radically different proposition, an album on which sound is secondary.
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But the true secret sauce is the computer brain, which allows for radically different handling dynamics.
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And if voting access and registration was improved, our government and nation would look radically different.
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The Fondazione Prada itself is radically changing the area of Milan in which it is situated.
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Historically, this length of time is not radically different than what we've seen during past cycles.
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There was little appreciation of how radically different light waves were from sound and water waves.
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But O'Rourke faces circumstances and competition radically different from those that made him a political sensation.
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She's since found the radically different lifestyle very well suited to her needs as an artist.
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But we are not here to adjust the model, we are here to transform it radically.
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But in broad strokes, the exit polls paint a picture of a radically shifting religious landscape.
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He was a Christ figure for 90s hip-hop and enabled the genre to radically shift.
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Reproductive health advocates stateside anticipated that this move would radically change the landscape of abortion access.
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First, some background: During my tenure, journalism at The Times, and everywhere, continued to change radically.
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The racial and cultural dynamics of his revolution were radically different from those of the founders.
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His approach is radically pastoral, not doctrinal; it is one of "accompaniment" as he often says.
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When it comes to online ticketing, being radically self-reliant will only get you so far.
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I can't and won't pretend things will change radically overnight, or even in the foreseeable future.
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Instead, the creators raised their ambitions higher, hoping to radically improve the AI driving the game.
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Trump's HHS is trying to radically remake the successful TPPP to instead fund abstinence-only programs.
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It is a hollowing out that could radically reshape how foreign policy is forged in Washington.
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His musical style, too, departs radically from Brahms's, right down to some Bernsteinian touches of jazz.
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And it is a gasping sight, to see something so radically different from the antiquated bridges.
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Swiss voters' rejection of a campaign to radically alter the banking system also helped boost sentiment.
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In the autonomous vehicle space, startups have taken radically different strategies to building our AV future.
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At a support group here for so-called voice-hearers, however, she tried something radically different.
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They're the "machine that builds the machine," and Musk would like them to become radically automated.
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It was certainly bound to happen when a radically new medium of communication pervaded the globe.
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The Internet has evolved into a ubiquitous channel of political communication and radically democratized public discourse.
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"Like, how can a reasonably intelligent person do something radically stupid with his money?" he said.
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It features a radically different, tower-based design that replaces the previous Mac Pro's cylindrical shape.
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Get radically honest about the costsIs the payoff of maintaining unrealistic standards worth what you're sacrificing?
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I tossed away my graduate degree, radically simplified my life and threw myself into the mountains.
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But if technology has made bailing on commitments too easy, how about a radically different approach?
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Google is bracing for a landmark ruling that could radically reshape how its search results work.
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Two families in New York are hit by the 2008 financial crisis in radically different ways.
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The U.S., Russia and Iran are all deeply involved in Syria, though in radically different ways.
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Entities shouldn't pay radically different amounts of tax if they make the same amount of money.
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The president struck a radically different tone Tuesday as news of the Alexander-Murray agreement broke.
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Google is aiming its Fiber service at radically cutting prices compared with what cable companies charge.
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Her radically humane projects can be a guiding light for how we build our movements today.
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A city is a complex web of systems with layers that move at radically different paces.
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Jeff Sessions, Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon are determined to radically change America's approach to immigration.
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And even sellers with reliable customers note that their orders fluctuate radically from month to month.
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Employing Crispr for gene-editing has the potential to radically change human, animal and plant life.
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Its director, Bradley Cooper, and Lady Gaga play musicians turned lovers hurtling toward radically different destinies.
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Alarmists take the other extreme, believing that AI, regardless of its implementation, will radically change things.
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" He added, "Nowadays, everything is shot with cellphones, and this is radically changing the industry worldwide.
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Essentially, it would force the government to either totally rethink immigration detention or radically shrink it.
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Prince Mohammed, 32, has moved rapidly and radically since he was named crown prince in 2017.
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Under the famed stewardship of Ed Whitacre, SBC radically transformed the country's wireline and wireless industries.
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Within the nine-block perimeter, through traffic had been cut off and speed limits radically reduced.
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The early signs, however, suggest that radically different abortion regimes can't comfortably exist side by side.
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It would radically reduce air and water pollutants like particulates and mercury, saving millions of lives.
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Berry's career changed radically in 1955 when he met Muddy Waters on a trip through Chicago.
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As radically different as these subjects are, the arcs of the stories can be eerily similar.
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But not only has the world of print publishing changed radically since then, so has ESPN.
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These fires "are an unmistakable sign of how humans are radically reshaping the planet," Irfan writes.
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As God, Christ is supposed to be radically foreign, but as Jesus he is intimately human.
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Reaching for a radically more humane immigration system is not pie-in-the-sky, utopian dreaming.
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The Justice Department took an even more radically pro-monopolist position in a lower court case.
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America risks a catastrophic defeat if it doesn't radically change the way it thinks about war.
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More radically, what was powerful about extracurriculars is that students were supported in leading their learning.
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Even more, he was radically inclusive for his day, accepting students regardless of caste or gender.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim have called for a radically different, peaceful relationship between their countries.
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We are taught that technological innovation drove social change and radically reshaped the world of work.
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Except records by the Necks change radically according to the system on which you're hearing them.
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And as she adjusts to her radically changed circumstances, Republicans have subjected her to an ultimatum.
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In the short term, this means radically increasing the United States' capacity to adjudicate asylum claims.
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An advanced global economy has radically revalued the contributions of blue-collar labor and technological skills.
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President Donald Trump has radically changed his assessment of the threat posed by the novel coronavirus.
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That little piece of information can radically transform your sense of the quality of public transit.
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"A radically different Albany," said Bill Lipton, the state director of the progressive Working Families Party.
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Bioengineers are contending that bacteria, plants, animals, and even humans can be radically remade and modified.
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Yet the political landscape has shifted radically, not only in Germany, but also elsewhere in Europe.
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But that is just one area of our everyday lives that the IoT will radically change.
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Now, with better technology, it may be possible to create radically different, animal-free food chains.
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Like many designers, Browne changes his mind and reworks his collection radically in the frenzied race.
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Information technology has radically transformed major parts of our economy and improved our standard of living.
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"It's a very radically different e-commerce experience," said Lake, who founded Stitch Fix in 2011.
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Myint-U calls for a radically reimagined national narrative, celebrating diversity and socially inclusive economic development.
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Does a situation really require a radically different approach, or can we rely on existing principles?
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Van Beirendonck may be one of very few designers left who is radically true to himself.
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This relatively small investment could radically boost our return-on-investment on tax-payer funded research.
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I'm glad you mentioned Facebook, because it seems to me they sort of changed things radically.
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Unless the sport's international structure is radically improved, Irish said, such clashes could become the norm.
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And to accentuate this conflict, Moore intentionally wrote characters with radically opposing views of the world.
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It has also set two radically different brands of nationalism and economic policy against each other.
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In lieu of working toward a radically different vision of a more just society, Gay Inc.
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Quietly and radically, Democratic presidential aspirant Julián Castro is building the beginning of an alternative vision.
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But not until the late 85033s did the voting distance between the parties radically shoot up.
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His administration has not departed radically from some core positions it inherited from the Obama administration.
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But those jobs have radically changed, opportunity has become concentrated, and people feel less economically secure.
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"The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success" by William N. Thorndike
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It is time to radically rethink their design programs and architecture to make them truly public.
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But on the surface, the new iPhones do not look radically different than the previous year.
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To believe Mnuchin, you have to assume the earlier tax plan is going to change radically.
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Imagine radically shifting our stance toward outsiders from one of suspicion to one of warm embrace.
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If he really thought that these wartime pictures would give pleasure, then he was radically mistaken.
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In a strong democracy, leaders need both voters and elites to radically change the national agenda.
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" Between the lines: Kickstarter is a company dedicated to having a "radically positive impact on society.
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As a Fox commentator, she said, his persona was radically different from the one she remembered.
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It plays out ... it's hard to be radically candid with someone who looks just like you.
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Yet politicization plays out in radically different ways and not invariably to the benefit of athletes.
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Mr. Sanders casts himself as a political outsider who would radically change establishment systems in America.
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Humans have radically altered this Massachusetts pond, but it is still being experienced as an environment.
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It's fairly rare that a dramedy will change radically from the show presented in its pilot.
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But HMNY didn't want to just buy MoviePass — it planned to radically alter its business model.
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So the models aren't radically different, we're just going down premium content, and they've chosen digital.
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For Dr Loong, the comments got so serious that it lead to radically changing her body.
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Usually, Burns isn't going to try to convince you to radically rethink what you already know.
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"For some of these companies, we're asking them to radically change what they do," she said.
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Although Republicans have failed in their repeated attempts to repeal the ACA, President Trump is sabotaging its implementation — from radically shortening the open enrollment period to radically reducing ads informing Americans about ACA coverage opportunities, to, most significantly, ending cost-sharing reduction (CSR) payments to insurers.
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In hindsight, traders should have been more sceptical that a Beltway outsider could radically shake up Washington.
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The smartphone of today has radically outgrown its classification — it is hardly used as a phone anymore.
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But the Nixon case also makes clear that executive privilege is reduced radically in a criminal investigation.
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As such, there was nothing radically transformative about this intervention since it was neither disruptive nor permanent.
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The question is whether we will change those patterns before we radically damage our environment effectively forever.
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As newer genetic methods develop, our understanding of the Tree of Life will continue to radically change.
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The fast-shipping arms race sparked by Amazon is radically reshaping how stuff gets around the world.
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Saying "we're a hardware company!" and actually becoming a successful one are two radically different enterprises, though.
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"Our understanding of ALS has radically changed over the last 25 years," Abrahams told Gizmodo via email.
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A freeze sets up an absurd situation that the next administration is almost certain to change radically.
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The Spanish Princess, now airing on Starz on Sundays, presents us with a radically different Henry VIII.
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What if you had to navigate the world in a radically different way than you do now?
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While the viruses can both be spread through sex, they have radically different biologies and health outcomes.
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That's a step which might induce ad agencies to radically pull back on the intrusiveness of ads.
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The coup has radically accelerated the consolidation of the government's control over almost every element of society.
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You said in the Q&A that Dafoe and Pattison have radically different rehearsal and acting styles.
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I got to play two separate demos that were radically different in how they presented the game.
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Here's Jelani Cobb, who writes for the New Yorker: Candidate emerges, says let's radically reimagine American democracy.
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Shortly before the groundbreaking, reports began to surface that Foxconn had radically scaled back its planned factory.
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Philippe Costamagna, who is a French museum director, thinks this trendy way of thinking is radically mistaken.
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Shrinking the British state much further would mean slashing spending and radically reshaping the National Health Service.
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Although it may be a company of 100,000 people, Google attempts to keep itself radically transparent internally.
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As many Facebook co-founders now support radically changing the company as support maintaining the status quo.
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What can you do in the next 1003 hours to radically change the trajectory of your business?
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I found that despite having a mixed-up body radically changed by hormones, sex can be amazing!
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Which leaves District 2: the most radically redrawn, with a Navajo population swinging from 29% to 65.6%.
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You are bound to have underlying tensions when you have two radically different systems under one roof.
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The debate format needs to be radically revamped and the first change should be dumping the moderators.
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" Sir John Hegarty said: "Whole waves of traditional industries will disappear or radically change due to automation.
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We have a long workday, as Jeff mentioned, but of course there's things that are radically different.
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By changing Vale's corporate structure radically, Bradespar and Previ want to boost the company's allure to investors.
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Two movies in particular hit upon this idea in Toronto, though from radically different points of view.
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Be radically open-minded and recognize that you don't have to have everything in order to succeed.
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And he helped found the radically revisionist school of criticism that became known in English as auteurism.
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Google today announced Android App Bundles, a new tool for developers that will make apps radically smaller.
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There is this long history in the United States, so it's not that this is radically new.
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But he seems unlikely to raise taxes or radically change policies followed by conservative governments, economists say.
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More radically, in Finland, Norway and Sweden anyone can look up what their colleagues and neighbours earn.
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Data is power and Curb has the potential to radically change how consumers use their electricity output.
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Authorities will try to reconcile those two radically different portraits as the investigation into the stabbings continue.
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The bulk of these new products will continue to target sellers to "radically improve the selling experience".
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While the viewer might be disappointed by this stylistic departure, Tanning's delight in experimentation is radically apparent.
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They're wearing suits and polo shirts, and they're also in broad daylight... [Racism] has become radically ordinary.
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Rather than being radically transparent, it instead obfuscates its operations and even some of its privacy controls.
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The idea is not radically different from Comma One, the first product that Hotz had to scrap.
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"When we start adding on to that the creative possibilities of machines, it radically expands," he said.
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Even philosophers are perplexed by them, since their nervous systems are so radically different from our own.
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I often think that these experiences are going to be radically different than they end up being.
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But radically different positions on energy, tax cuts and migration would pose challenges for such an alliance.
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It's never been a magic bullet; you don't perceive the world in a radically different way afterward.
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That the antique played a defining role in Rodin's radically modernizing sculptural style is immediately visually obvious.
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The blueprint would radically transform society as half the world's population went online in just three decades.
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Everything about the way women are self-presenting in public is transformed so radically in the 1960s.
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Being able to accurately see the world from the sky radically changed mapping in the 20th century.
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But our relationships don't seem to be improving radically as a result of all this extra communication.
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The incentive to innovate and generate new medicines and procedures is also radically muted under nationalized systems.
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What it brings, instead, is a huge repertoire in sets that change radically from night to night.
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This isn't the first time Trump has radically misstated America's military position with respect to North Korea.
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Instead, they extend 24 still photographs into digital animations, which move sometimes radically and sometimes very subtly.
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This immersive Internet, where everything is connected, is radically boosting the number of devices generating mobile traffic.
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While proposed solutions are radically different, anti-establishment rhetoric has created internal division within each respective party.
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But as researcher Bella DePaulo notes, things have changed -- slowly but radically -- for unmarried and single people.
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More radically, maybe politicians could hand over some economic policy decisions—certainly not most—to nonpolitical technocrats.
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The siblings are of course radically different, because that's the rule in these stress-riddled family tableaus.
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Much of "Sand Storm" hangs on Layla, who's carefully, at times recklessly, navigating between radically different worlds.
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The incentives, therefore, changed radically: When we choose to watch or listen, we first choose whose news.
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When Huber wrote this book, the internet was just beginning to radically transform the way people communicate.
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The sharing economy has radically changed both the way we work and the way our economy functions.
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These radically different views are born in part of different psychologies and in part of different experiences.
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Feature The legendary artist has radically upended his distinctive style of portraiture — and his entire life. Why?
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His radically empathetic plays include characters battling alienation and depression and struggling to get through the day.
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You could not possibly be too radically aggressively opposed to this man and everything he stands for.
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Thinking back about those early Reagan years, the country was changing and New York was changing radically.
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Some part of our life is similar enough, even though the stuff in between was radically different.
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My mother is radically honest, one of the few people I know who is incapable of lying.
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ZTE was also ordered to radically overhaul its management and hire a U.S.-appointed special compliance coordinator.
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He had grumbled before meeting Xi that relations between the two countries had to be radically adjusted.
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That's radically good news for lots of people who have to carry epinephrine pens wherever they go.
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That's why I'm vowing to keep it up with being radically honest with the men I date.
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But in my life, each radically shifted how I came to think, write, and report about games.
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Disparate moments, different places and radically different times speak to each other across the bleed of distance.
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While the two share a lot of the same technology, they're likely to have radically different implementations.
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Yevgeny Dietrich, Russia's transport minister, said the situation was not "radically changed" from the pre-crash period.
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He also will claim that his strategy is radically different than all the ones that came before.
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The major parties all have radically different policies on everything from Brexit to health to foreign policy.
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We watch George Condo and Marilyn Minter at work, approaching the human figure in radically different ways.
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The windfall from the initial public offering would help radically transform one of the world's top petrostates.
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By the time the initial program mandates ended in May 294, safety standards had been radically improved.
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If productivity itself is the problem, not distribution, radically different politics is demanded than we're seeing today.
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Radically restructuring a country's political and economic system by imitating Western models had another pernicious, unanticipated effect.
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The massacre left deep scars and radically changed the firearms laws in the small South Pacific country.
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I've begun to recognize a social type, the Amphibians — people who can thrive in radically different environments.
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But the circulation and depiction of those images radically changed after soldiers had their own recording devices.
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Thank You for Asking Young people are radically changing how we think about violence, consent and gender.
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It is not too late for Democrats to radically alter their appeal to the broader American electorate.
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"Aureole" (1962), a lyrical departure from his earlier, more radically modern approach, helped catapult Taylor to fame.
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And while neither is radically innovative, both are improvements over what's currently on offer in New York.
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But the tax bill would radically alter that equation, forcing potentially painful choices in towns like Livingston.
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We have to radically reorient ourselves and start talking about rehabilitation, restoration and how we end crime.
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Hyper-gentrification has radically altered the look and feel of the place over the last 30 years.
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Whatever it is, Pisces, you are also in a position to radically expand your ambitions this month.
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The results are some of the most creative, beautiful and radically designed religious spaces being built today.
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"A Place of My Own," his second, chronicled the "radically unhandy" Pollan's construction of his writing studio.
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Each of these radically different books pretended, as their titles suggest, to speak for an entire generation.
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And radically reforming how students are invited to participate in a fraternity or a sorority must occur.
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But most of them have no intention of radically changing their habits amid a seemingly uncontrolled outbreak.
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My own view of the world was radically altered when I looked at data instead of headlines.
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If you want to replace a system that works well, you need to make it radically better.
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It's radically affordable for the no-nonsense quality, and it's designed to work for all skin types.
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The region is heavily Catholic, and has many other radically different social circumstances from the United States.
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Even so, the job market can vary radically depending on what people do and where they live.
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New internet networking technologies have radically changed how the US and similarly developed nations work and live.
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Racial nationalism was commonplace in the late 19th century, the radically disruptive first phase of economic globalization.
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It was clear that NYT Cooking needed to embrace weeknight cooking in a more radically simple fashion.
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But because of who they are, this very human desire is framed from a radically different perspective.
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"The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success" by William N. Thorndike, Jr.
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But they are the work of the same artist, one radically committed to his own aesthetic freedom.
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Even if he accomplishes only half, the landscape of American politics and policy will be radically altered.
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True, he did not think philosophy, or anything else, could usefully plan or radically reform the world.
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Organized around themes of revolt, care, and desire, the exhibition generously honors history and radically imagines futures.
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"They are radically different cultures," said Mindy Lubber, chief executive of Ceres, which promotes responsible business practices.
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But security is not the only thing that has radically changed in what locals call The Garden.
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"I was told that my process of being totally, radically truthful was hurting people's morale," he says.
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Then again, the play doesn't shift radically from one cast list to the next to the next.
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In the end, their Marx isn't radically different from the received Marx, but he is more Victorian.
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How to promote core American values in a way that will be understood by radically different cultures.
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And while their votes in Congress are similar to their predecessors, their leadership styles are radically different.
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The radically original Ma Ke, who dresses China's First Lady, graduated from Central Saint Martins, in London.
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They have been significantly hit, and the pendulum of opinion swings radically with regard to emerging markets.
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"Virginia Republicans' fortunes have changed radically in just 72 hours," said Chris LaCivita, a longtime Republican strategist.
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Mr. Trump broke radically in this case with long-held norms of how executive power is exercised.
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The film also manages to be radically pro-woman without being in the least bit anti-male.
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German officials are encouraged that Mr. Trump has so far not radically tilted American policy toward Moscow.
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In other words, it would slot into the current system, as opposed to radically overhaul it altogether.
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By the time these "solutions" become widely available, scammers will have moved onto radically more sophisticated tactics.
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But the cost to our country would be radically out of proportion to what would be gained.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's initial rollout of her Green New Deal plan to radically tackle the climate crisis.
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New York (CNN Business)Retailers around the world are radically reshaping their strategies to contend with Amazon.
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Judge Kavanaugh, a savvy and politically connected Washington insider, could, if confirmed, radically reshape the court rightward.
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We're at a point where a politician's acknowledging even an unwitting participation in racism seems radically honest.
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If his well-motivated, radically revisionist commentary is correct, then the received accounts of Rothko are wrong.
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"This is a radically different approach," said Fred Goldberg, commissioner of internal revenue under President George Bush.
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Jacob Ashworth, Cantata Profana's artistic director, conducted a suspenseful account of this radically episodic and spacey score.
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"The environment is radically different than it was even a year or two ago," Mr. Lynn said.
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Even a nonscientist could see that they were shrinking, sometimes radically so in a decade or less.
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Splitters would accomplish this by having people consolidate into cities, while radically increasing protected areas for wilderness.
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And it's likely another example of how human activity is radically changing the surface of the planet.
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First, I realized that Arendt was right: Children are radically new and must be treated as such.
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It's Lithoredo abatanica, a newly discovered species of shipworm that is radically different from its closest relatives.
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Between the radically different treatment of these two bodies are a host of weird compositions and juxtapositions.
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It's intended to support what's happening with the show and for the show to evolve radically between seasons.
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She is getting used to a radically different life, and some in congress are getting used to her.
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Beagle would allegedly ask fans' names at book signings and then write something "radically different" in their books.
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Adding storage to solar radically expands its value — the whole is more than the sum of the parts.
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Maisel shoots from planes and helicopters, a vantage that makes the radically altered terrain feel eerie, almost hostile.
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This happens when a civilization adapts to radically changing weather and sea levels over time, dodging the bullet.
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I am semi-radically independent and some kind of artist and in many ways an unconventional liberal woman.
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Schneemann has radically foregrounded her own body in her work for decades, to transcendent, politically charged, barnstorming effect.
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Do I think we need to radically change in good times and bad the rule around fiscal policy?
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Where new platforms radically transform the ways in which news, music, books and art are created and consumed.
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But critics decry it as a "link tax" that would also radically limit the freedom of internet users.
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But the Rogue One setting was highly detailed, optimized radically (according to Google) through a system named Seurat.
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On the third level the songs are radically different from the original, almost like they are new compositions.
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And the DIY scene was radically involved at the time – teenagers were putting shows on, promoting the shows.
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But the clip offers a good glimpse at how radically climate politics has shifted in just eight years.
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More radically what if internet ads had to be paired with message equivalent TV, cable, and newspaper ads?
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As US-based arts and museum workers and job applicants, we find ourselves in a radically different situation.
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Yes, but: The Trump lessons of leadership, like his approach to the presidency, are radically and ruthlessly different.
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" – David Smith, 1964 "Art alone makes life possible—this is how radically I should like to formulate it.
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In November, Chitando said Zimbabwe did not plan to change radically its ownership laws for platinum and diamonds.
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Whichever way it goes, the Georgia Sixth race will not radically alter the balance of power in Washington.
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One thing they all had in common is that they had radically incompatible sleep schedules with their spouses.
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The new rule, scheduled to take effect on October 15th, interprets that standard in a radically toughened way.
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"Judaism, our seam is to be radically welcoming," Robbins, president of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, says.
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The screen is just slightly smaller than the iPad mini's, but the Galaxy Fold has radically smaller bezels.
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Even more important, Sunrise chose a radically different approach compared to existing calendar apps in the App Store.
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But, as with many things in modern Mexico, past and present have intermingled to create something radically different.
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This special report will argue that a radically different approach to ageing and life after 65 is needed.
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AVs have the potential to transform physical transport as radically as packet-switching transformed the delivery of data.
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Progressive enterprises are evolving, reshaping entire markets, and radically changing the way we live — welcome to the future.
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From Virginia to California, we see stark examples of how radically, in some ways, the country has changed.
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It was inevitable that Apple's radically redesigned iPhone would prompt such a response from its (much) smaller competitors.
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"AMP" is standard for webpages that are radically faster than existing mobile pages, almost entirely supported by Google.
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We may not understand alien motives or even be able to communicate with creatures radically different from us.
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But I am determined, and so is my leadership team: This is about thinking radically and thinking differently.
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He radically simplified the tax plan by proposing just three brackets, 10 percent, 20 percent, and 25 percent.
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Google's existing AMP webpages are an emerging standard for webpages that load radically faster than regular mobile pages.
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