But what was the real meaning behind that lip bite?
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It's become so ubiquitous as to lose all real meaning.
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"That is the real meaning of haute horology," he said.
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But sane Republicans should see the real meaning of this.
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I wanted it to focus on the real meaning of Christmas.
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If so, "We the People" will cease to have real meaning.
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They have no real meaning for our experience of literature's power.
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But what if we've misunderstood the real meaning of that image?
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But there's no need to extract any real meaning from it.
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It's too long, all frilly costumes and posturing without any real meaning.
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At one time, it was vested with powerful design and real meaning.
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They rapped about real stuff, real meaning, they always had a story.
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Kate, the commoner-turned-duchess, had painstakingly selected blooms with real meaning.
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To ask musicians to be robots robs music of its real meaning.
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Then we circle back to trying to parse the real meaning behind inclusivity.
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Mr. Hellyer suggested, though, that in the end, it had little real meaning.
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"I now know the real meaning behind herding cats," she told the outlet.
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There is no real meaning to that gag because it doesn't actually do anything.
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It took you into the culture, the real meaning that was creating the music.
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The words, bereft of real meaning, just blow away into the cold north wind.
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They're trying to get us all to forget the real meaning of the game!
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Being a "real" — meaning, not commercial — artist comes with certain protections for one's legacy.
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I learned the stories from the Torah but not the real meaning behind them.
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The HUD secretary said his employees understood his real meaning in his address to them.
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As a child, I used to pride myself on understanding the "real meaning" of Easter.
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Little did I know that it wasn't intentionally profane or with any real meaning at all.
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"You are dissipating your powers in things that have no real meaning," Mason would chastise her.
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Let's back up for a minute and talk about the real meaning of the Louisiana floods.
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The work of care, of real meaning, is what we should be concerning ourselves with now.
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"I was thinking of something simple and of course had some real meaning to me," she says.
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And still, this contest -- the most expensive in congressional history -- has very real meaning to both parties.
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It seems that if you commit to a subject like this, you can tease out real meaning.
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But the chop, Learned said, was not offensive because it had no real meaning to Native communities.
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We believe it takes real, human astrologers to write horoscopes that can have real meaning in our lives.
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Why We Wish They Were Real: Not enough boy bands truly understand the real meaning of Halloween: love.
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In a prison with 6,000-plus inmates who are mostly serving life sentences, such details have real meaning.
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It turns out that the real meaning of "Ouija" is as pliable — and mysterious — as the game itself.
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Does it have any leadership that has any idea what the real meaning of freedom and liberty is?
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"It's an artistic way to interpret the real meaning of smoke and fire without being literal," Carpenter tells PEOPLE.
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"The workshop has allowed me to see that I can create beautiful things that have real meaning," she said.
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Meant to focus on "the real meaning of the 'Trump agenda,'" it was free and open to the public.
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Clinton's eyes, her husband's encounters with Ms. Lewinsky were "not sex within any real meaning," she told Ms. Blair.
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Sometimes it hides itself under superficially polite language and behavior, with the real meaning recognizable only to its targets.
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Wherever this system continued after independence, national belonging gave way to tribal identity as the real meaning of citizenship.
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As for the real meaning of the clumsy metaphor to describe it—the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)—debate rages.
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I mean, for a while, AR has been this thing that hasn't really taken off in any real meaning way.
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If Fetty's smile in his Canadian tux doesn't brighten your day, then chances are your life lacks any real meaning.
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And-- and-- you've-- you've gotta-- you've gotta follow through on the ones that actually sound like they have real meaning.
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Which is completely ludicrous: The real meaning of the photo is perfectly clear, if you know what to look for.
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Blunt says that having a song that people love, even if they misconstrue the real meaning, means a lot to him.
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How can the blockchain begin to have real meaning in the lives of the two billion excluded individuals around the world?
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Our games don't need to have some grand overarching purpose to have real meaning, in our lives and also as themselves.
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"White supremacy, racism, white nationalism, words that once held real meaning, have now become nothing more than election strategies," she claimed.
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There are very real stories about people who are battling cancer or depression and finding real meaning in that candlelit room.
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Xiaomi says that the components are real — meaning that, should you decide to harvest them from the phone, presumably they'll be functional.
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Right, and creating these gorgeous little circles and bubbles to look at to distract us from the real meaning behind it all.
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No need to prepare for the Sunday scaries: Instead, prepare to debate your friends and relatives over the real meaning of Mother!
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" This may be the one real meaning of this election for Americans and Europeans struggling desperately to cope with the "new populism.
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The other is Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance, which I know is controversial to many, but it, too, had real meaning for me.
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The real meaning of the word is sometimes no more than: We found a way to make a whole lot of money fast.
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This award will have real meaning only if it helps mobilize people to change the situation of victims in areas of armed conflict.
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Details: Per Fox News, Sessions managed to deliver his speech, titled "The Real Meaning of the Trump Agenda," sponsored by Northwestern's College Republicans.
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"We have to see that there is this formula 'One Country, Two Systems' and the real meaning of that ... is one country," he said.
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Only after Ellen joked that the phoenix is literally rising from his ass did Affleck admit that the tattoo has real meaning for him.
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I have read countless thinkpieces, considered all the point-counterpoints, and listened many of my smart, thoughtful friends ascribe real meaning to Kanye's antics.
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"These methods show a lack of knowledge about the real meaning of the democratic system and how a democratic society works," the ministry said.
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This dreamy debut novel follows Percy in the aftermath of 9/11 as she contemplates her relationships and considers the real meaning of identity.
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"There is a tendency to plug every gap in the schedule with another match or series, many of which lack real meaning," Irish said.
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No word yet on the real meaning behind this tattoo, but it's safe to say that Gerber's got some kind of angel in her life.
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Maybe I'm overthinking all of this, and I shouldn't be so concerned about the real meaning behind career advice from 30-year-old millionaire celebrities.
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Boredom was typically studied by philosophers such as Søren Kierkegaard who describes boredom as a negative experience and evidence that life has no real meaning.
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So, the question remains, how can the blockchain begin to have real meaning in the lives of the two billion excluded individuals around the world?
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Words, to this administration, are divorced from any real meaning, except when they're being used as not-so-subtle dog whistles to a racist base.
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It's a style of thought that sees the true meaning of dinner as the next day's hunger and the real meaning of life as death.
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None of it has any real meaning, it's just a thing that sounds nice to say and hopefully people accept it and everyone moves on.
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But looking deeper, you'll find the real meaning: that the physical handcuffs that hold Jessie captive are only as strong as the shackles in her mind.
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The paradox is that in the era of fake news, the term "fake news" has lost any real meaning, in no small part due to Trump.
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Yet in the years to come, the real meaning of his work will emerge not in how we judge Roth, but in how we judge ourselves.
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The adversary would look at the generated images and judge whether they were "real", meaning similar to those that already existed in the generative software's training database.
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"Not only does [doing good] deepen the loyalty with customers when there's real meaning behind your product ... but for yourself it's a lot more motivating," said Jacobs.
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"I think almost any economist would tell you that there's no real meaning to bilateral trade deficits, and it's not an appropriate objective of policy," Yellen said.
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I think Europe has lacked vision on its common interest in these pacts and we have been stuck in some narrow questions which have no real meaning.
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If the discrepancy was real, meaning protons really shrink in the presence of muons, this would imply unknown physical interactions between protons and muons—a fundamental discovery.
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Few people in Afghanistan know about the real meaning and history of Women's Day, which is meant to acknowledge the long history of women's struggle for emancipation.
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The philosopher Tetsuro Watsuji argued that the thick internal walls found in Western homes indicated the real meaning there of "family": pragmatic cohabitation by self-interested individuals.
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The workers' rebellion, which began at the shipyard in his hometown, Gdansk, gave him, as a bored young man who was something of a hooligan, real meaning.
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Someone needs to quietly tell the prime minister of Australia the real meaning of "Netflix and chill" or at least point him in the direction of Urban Dictionary.
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It's no secret how much work can go into choosing the perfect celebrity baby name, let alone two, so what is the real meaning behind the couple's choices?
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This overarching fact negates any real meaning this C.A.C. notice might have in terms of truly curbing the very real problem of sensationalism and corruption in China's media.
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We are too inclined to let what happens next determine the meaning of what happened before, and to suppose that the real meaning of Reconstruction was its repudiation.
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Sessions, whose speech was entitled "The Real Meaning of the Trump Agenda," was brought to the Chicago-area school by a campus group, the Northwestern University College Republicans.
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Ultimately, Libby & Malcolm will call into question the real meaning of our social and moral values and how we use them to take action in matters of the heart.
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"With our first application for an exception, it took months for Google to respond and we then only got a refusal with no real meaning to it," she said.
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I could not tell you how much money I owe to the government, simply because the figure is too high for it to have any real meaning to me.
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With so much experience in the industry behind her, Silvas has learned how to keep an open mind — which, she tells me, is the real meaning behind her song.
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Sure, tapping a text takes just seconds, but writing a letter on paper is a chance to flex our creative muscles and put some real meaning into the message.
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It also absolutely nails a tone that's tricky to manage: optimism, tempered with a sense of how hard it is to accomplish anything with real meaning in this world.
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If modern and contemporary art can appear confrontational, it&aposs not because one doesn&apost understand the language, but instead because it&aposs crooked and without any real meaning.
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He'd also wonder what happened to his big themes: whether history is made by great individuals or by an accumulation of small forces; where to find real meaning in life.
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"It's about making sure all Americans receive the protection of the law, and it's about giving real meaning to our shared belief that all people are created equal," she said.
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We talked to Biscoe all about how she convincingly transformed Adams into Camille Preaker, the sacrifices Adams took to get into character, and the real meaning behind her makeup, ahead.
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Meanwhile party doctrine largely ditched Marx, Lenin and the rest in favour of Kim Il Sung's own ideology of juche, or self-reliance (real meaning: distrust, confront and rob foreigners).
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Strange as it might seem to old-school phone users who remember when people used to communicate using voice and text, emoji are actually used often to convey real meaning.
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But historically informed interpretation suggests the opposite: Bach's instrumental concertos, including the "Brandenburgs," are essentially church cantatas with implicit (and therefore harder-to-read) "texts" that do have real meaning.
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You don't have to read too hard between the lines to grasp the real meaning: Employers can get away with paying workers less when those workers don't talk about money.
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Above all, I want to do meaningful work, and my personal measure of success comes from the (often hard) work I get to do that results in things of real meaning.
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For ambiguous emoji, like a paperclip which has a more nuanced meaning beyond holding paper together, anyone who uses it feels like they are in on the "joke," or "real" meaning.
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If we want to get to the truth in this situation, we have to stop accepting the vocabulary the administration uses to shield it and demand that words have real meaning.
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In his homily, Francis said the infant Jesus, born in poverty in a stable, should make everyone, particularly those who have become "greedy and voracious," reflect on the real meaning of life.
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You really don't want to miss out on Nicole teaching Lance how the cool kids talk with emoji and Lance telling us how he just recently discovered the real meaning of the eggplant.
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TOM CUDDIHY WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. ♦ To the Editor: I share Matthew Zapruder's fatigue with those members of the teaching profession who insist upon parsing the "real" meaning of the words of a poem.
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"Only in this way, can the cross-Strait relationship last and give 'maintaining the status quo' real meaning," Tsai, referring to the body of water separating the two sides, said in a speech.
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Great bosses say what they mean and mean what they say — and they say it clearly, so that people don't have to read between the lines or try to guess their real meaning.
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I walked down that same street and onto a busy train, chest forward, putting the real meaning into the "happiest man alive," with no care for what somebody saw when they saw me.
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And early reviews — like this one from my colleague Bryan Bishop — say the film does a good job of following through on its premise and turning the legend into something with real meaning today.
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The normally irrelevant machinations of failed Security Council resolutions has real meaning, when China's abstention effectively isolates Russia as the only permanent member of the Security Council that quashed the resolution from going forward.
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This is the real meaning of the phrase "locker room talk": that there are private, men-only spaces in which it is acceptable to discuss things that are unacceptable to discuss or do in public.
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Pundits like Stephens invite petty and obvious arguments, but it also sometimes feels as if we are back in the eighteenth century, when philosophers took up questions about the real meaning of the authentic self.
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In addition to picking up a chic emerald nail polish and reading up on the real meaning behind the horseshoe symbol, another way to get into the festive spirit is to try some green eyeshadow.
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We are all familiar with his mocking of the physical appearance of the Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, as we are with his denial of the real meaning of the incident, and his refusal to apologize.
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But in an exclusive clip of Saturday's episode of Nate & Jeremiah By Design, hosts Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent make sure the couple know the real meaning of "demo day" before they crash through any drywall.
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Bosker followed sommeliers, scientists and wine lovers on an olfactory quest to understand why some people get so excited over wine, and whether all the fancy wine-words you hear at restaurants have any real meaning.
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But I also believe that a conversation centered only around aesthetics is missing the real meaning of brand, which is to stand for something that resonates in people's hearts and keeps them coming back again and again.
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If our thoughts give the real meaning of our actions, our words, our lives, then we can't ever be sure what we say or do, or for that matter, what we think or why we think it.
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The makers suggest using the service for market research or personal branding, but you know you're mostly going to be analyzing texts from your S.O. or to check the real meaning behind that email from your boss.
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Si se puede was an effective slogan for Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers Union in the 1970's, but it has now become so commonly misused that it has lost most of its real meaning.
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"I would not have thought that we'll succeed, but you showed the real meaning of our motto," Adam Bosze, the president of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of Hungary, wrote in a message to his foreign colleagues on Wednesday.
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"In this moment where people are becoming more aware of their purchases, they want to make sure the things they are buying have real meaning, are functional, and aren't being purchased just to be another thing," Johnson explains.
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At a certain point — it will vary according to your Sunday school attendance or what you remember from freshman English — you will find yourself in possession of the key to the analogical storage room where the Real Meaning resides.
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With so much talk of the real meaning behind Hodor's name, not nearly enough attention has been paid to the true stars of last night's episode: everyone's favourite couple, Tormund and Brienne (now known as Tormienne or Briemund, for short).
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We also use repetition as an oppressive graphical nod to the monotonous tasks we do in life, combined with a sense of data overload to evoke the frustration of having to parse through so much information to find the real meaning.
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The scene sparked sci-fi memes, but the real meaning of the orb is much more innocuous: It's apparently just a decorative globe that was part of an opening ceremony for the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology in Riyadh.
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In the dressing room of a disco queen, who offered shots from a supposed Fountain of Youth, she reminded me and my fellow audience member that "none of this is real," meaning both our constructed identities and the place itself.
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They wore swastikas on their clothing, demonstrated a virulent xenophobia and antisemitism, and were armed with a whole arsenal of "knives, rifles, and nunchucks yet a lot of them were ignorant of the real meaning of their actions," according to Morvan.
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However, I do respect the Bible, but have more often than not turned to Bartlett's Familiar Quotations and "The Real Meaning of Life," compiled by David Seaman, because it's refreshing to read how differently other people see their lives, especially disappointments and difficulties.
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Much of Spencer's efforts, and that of the alt-right and white nationalist movement more broadly, has been to make these ideas palatable to mainstream audiences, attempting to destigmatize them and strip them of both their historical roots and their real meaning.
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In the past, this ministry has taken on a number of less bombastic forms: The Greens have placed newspaper ads reminding readers of the "real meaning" of Christmas, and have supported Christian institutions like Oral Roberts University, to which they donated $70 million.
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I'm not denigrating that sort of stuff, but I do think that I believe that all real meaning accrues in duration, and that the work you're proudest of, and the relationships you care the most about have benefited from your sustained attention.
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"My impression is that 'sanctuary' has no real meaning, at least when we think of a city or a university," Shoba Wadhia, the director of the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Penn State Law and a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, told me.
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Much of this outreach is specifically devoted to ministry; the Greens have, for example, placed newspaper ads in order to remind readers of the "real meaning" of Christmas, and have supported Christian educational institutions like Oral Roberts University, to which they donated $70 million.
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"Ideally, we'd like to see federal regulators ban the natural label, but if they don't get rid of it, then they must give it real meaning," Urvashi Rangan, director of the Consumer Reports Food Safety & Sustainability Center, said in a report released with the study.
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PITTSBURGH — Never has so much money been spent so quickly on a political race with so little real meaning than on the House special election here, but to Republicans, the public relations debacle that would come with a loss this Tuesday is a price they cannot bear.
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This background is necessary for understanding the real meaning of the June 2016 meeting in Trump Tower between Kremlin-connected Russians and three representatives of Donald Trump's campaign: his son, Donald Trump Jr., his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort, then the campaign manager.
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"I have full confidence that Bryan is the right person at this pivotal time as we work to renew the department's focus on self-determination and self-governance, give power back to the tribes, and provide real meaning to the concept of tribal sovereignty," Zinke said.
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Whether out of political correctness, fear of pushing back against those who enforce political correctness, waning faith, or the exponentially growing distractions of technology, Christmas, its real meaning, or even the secular messages of good associated with it, seems smaller, more fragile, and less relevant with each new December.
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That is the real meaning of those sets of remains on a shelf or set of bones scattered in the desert, as Molina is all too aware: a particular person who has disappeared into the often unrecorded masses of the border death count, without word to those left behind.
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To honor him, to give his life and death real meaning, we could do no better than to emulate him — not only when he is criticized, but each and every day as we strive to remember the importance of not only being of ourselves, but of our country.
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"And when I continually hear focus by the president and some of his advisers on remedying bilateral trade deficits with other trade partners, I think almost any economist would tell you that there's no real meaning to bilateral trade deficits, and it's not an appropriate objective of policy," she said.
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"We wanted our most loved people to feel fully themselves and be liberated from the usual dress-up woes — so that the ceremony and its real meaning could take priority," said Ms. Weinstein, who wore a cowl-neck cardigan by Pendleton with white pants from Suit Supply and Common Projects sneakers.
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" The former president is expected to wait until this fall to resume campaigning, and continue to avoid speaking his successor's name in public, "barring a major national crisis that he'd set as his standard for going directly Trump, aware that he can only cross that barrier once for it to have real meaning.
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In our research we are also investigating the effects of bilingualism on understanding implied meaning in conversation — in other words, whether the experience of anticipating which language a speaker will use makes bilingual and bidialectal children more adept at reading the speaker's intentions more generally — and understanding the real meaning of what they say, specifically.
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No matter your preferences, Lifetime is delivering: there will be magic (A Christmas Wish, Magical Christmas Shoes), a little (Christmas a la Mode, Grounded for Christmas) and more than one story about a high-strung businesswoman returning to her quaint hometown just in time to discover the real meaning of Christmas (Christmas in Louisiana, Sweet Mountain Christmas).
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With this in mind, making meaningful progress in the American gun debate perhaps requires something different than passing gun restrictions (many of which remain frustratingly inconclusive in their effectiveness, even as they may lead to conservative backlash), aggressively punishing the "bad guys with guns" (which disproportionately harms men of color), or debating ad nauseam the "real" meaning of the Second Amendment.
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You've got to follow through on the ones that actually sound like they have real meaning, and clearly you couldn't have activity as broad as it was at Wells without the hotline here Somebody messed up on the job as to find out who messed up and ideally to make the penalties be such that it discourages other people in the future from doing similar things.
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The real meaning of the quote is irrelevant to healthy eating and spinach varieties; it's from Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra," and it's a line from the beautiful Egyptian ruler, defending her change of opinion of Julius Caesar (no relation to the salad), whom she was once with, during what she calls My salad days When I was green in judgment, cold in blood, To say as I said then.
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