Their reason for being is their capacity to be shared.
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Then our whole reason for being an architect is justified.
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"I lost my reason for being alive, really," he said.
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Except this time I have another reason for being there.
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But, for much of the season, it's Lionel's reason for being.
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My reason for being became and remains these two little people.
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She has reason for being confident that they can handle it.
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And our reason for being is not just to make money.
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They are its reason for being and its motive for action.
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"Which is its sole reason for being — to rank order risk."
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So protecting private data is contrary to Facebook's whole reason for being.
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All those tanks sitting there embodied my reason for being in Kuwait.
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Its reason for being is brotherhood, as belief and way of life.
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Iran has a different reason for being in Syria than most everybody else.
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Tayshia's dad also has a legitimate reason for being nervous about Colton's intentions.
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Mr. Sanders offered a personal reason for being interested in issues of racism.
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"My reason for being famous was to deliver this message," she told CNBC.
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He said he no longer sees that as his sole reason for being.
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But when no work is being done, sheds lose their reason for being.
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What might modern vision be today without the phone as its reason for being?
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And I think the Mueller operation recognizes that Manafort is its reason for being.
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"Every ingredient has a reason for being in each of the products," he says.
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His reason for being there was simple: He can't take on any more clients.
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Each weapon had a one line description that summed up its reason for being.
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And we felt like casting them would give the movie some reason for being.
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A massive corporate tax cut is the Republican tax overhaul's entire reason for being.
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Herjavec tells CNBC that his reason for being on the show has evolved over time.
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Aladdin is…fine, but it has no real reason for being beyond, you know, capitalism.
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Each character has a background, story, and reason for being apart of the Injustice Saga.
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" The singer-songwriter has a very good reason for being fame-averse and "socially phobic.
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"He couldn't believe we actually had a business reason for being there," said one participant.
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Cinema gives Cannes its reason for being, but it is celebrity that keeps it going.
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As idolatrous as his praise is at times, it hides its reason for being so.
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At least until I could come up with a better reason for being so angry.
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"Retail died, and I like malls," Mr. Thompson said of his reason for being there.
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Just as its production was ramping up, the Arrow had no more reason for being.
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We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.
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To be sure, the massive dysfunction of this group of characters is Veep's reason for being.
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This reveal feels really cheap at this point, because it negates Maya's reason for being there.
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My initial reason for being there was just to learn Spanish and learn how to surf.
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Which is to say, presumably most of them, since communication is their whole reason for being.
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He boasted of defeating the jihadists of Islamic State (IS), "my only reason for being there".
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This commitment to affirming identity through correct pronouns and easy HRT was our reason for being.
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He's reached a strata of fame where fame itself is his primary reason for being famous.
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Is your only reason for being on social networks to read up on the latest pet gossip?
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Whatever your reason for being out and about, you may as well save money on food too.
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In Monday's lawsuit, Falzone said she was not given a reason for being taken off the air.
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Gymnast Marisa Dick had a good reason for being nervous as she went into the World Championships.
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FABER: SO WHY IS OR WHAT IS GE'S REASON FOR BEING, FOR LACK OF A BETTER TERM?
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Our lead character, Rebecca, has no rational reason for being so drawn to her obsession, Josh Chan.
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Only by having a rock-solid reason for being in operation can companies connect with their customers.
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"I have to show them artists aren't all crazy," she said of her reason for being there.
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They've done that without stinting on the wonder-inducing spectacle that was the Baroque's reason for being.
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Each of these women have a clear "why" — a reason for being that propels their visions forward.
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My mother-in-law's village is named Manimala, for the river that provides its reason for being.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," he wrote.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," he tweeted.
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" Trump announced Wednesday morning that ISIS had been beaten in Syria, accomplishing "my only reason for being there.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump tweeted.
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Finally my job is going to align with my soul, with my heart, with my reason for being.
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Many other historic bank buildings don't have protected status, and their original reason for being no longer exists.
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And might it do so without sacrificing the aesthetic and spiritual cultivation that is art's reason for being?
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His obsession fits the locale: For all of Mount Rushmore's patriotic themes, tourism is its reason for being.
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"It got Sony a lot of attention, which is part of the reason for being there," he said.
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Critics of the F-35 often argue that this negates the F-35's essential reason for being.
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Do they have a reason for being in this world where you can order all of this stuff online?
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The most-cited reason for being unbanked (53% of respondents) is not having enough money to keep an account.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had a very good reason for being late to the recent Endeavour Fund Awards.
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Their sole reason for being is to vacuum up as much data on 2 billion people as they can.
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Most importantly, early-stage founders and investors gave Disrupt great reviews on our reason for being: helping startups excel.
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One Rolling Stone critic described it as "a movie utterly devoid of wit, excitement, and any reason for being."
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," the president tweeted.
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Tarzan is a film that's entirely bogus, from the CGI to the story to its entire reason for being.
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"If the support at about $217 is broken, the reason for being in this trade is wrong," he said.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Yet MS-13 has flourished for almost four decades, largely because its reason for being transcends monetary or capital gain.
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Plus I didn't think my boss would feel 'witnessing TFL romance' was a valid enough reason for being late (unfortunately).
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In the future, the refinery may well fall prey to the descendants of its long-dead reason for being: algae.
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However, its reason for being on this list is what matters, and that is its influence on my academic concentrations.
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But now the News Feed is about your friends, destroying organic promotion, so pages need a new reason for being.
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Its reason for being grows more urgent each year as pens, pencils and paper lose ground to the QWERTY keyboard.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," he tweeted Dec. 19.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump tweeted Wednesday morning.
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What seemingly was Cersei's whole reason for being — to keep them safe and to keep them powerful, is now gone.
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" Trump tweeted that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria had been defeated, accomplishing "my only reason for being there.
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But mostly, the film's ostensible reason for being gets reduced to set-dressing and wordplay for the many musical numbers.
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About 32 percent reported family conflict as their reason for being on the streets, and about 26 percent cited abuse.
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Zuckerberg's main reason for being in Dallas is to testify on Tuesday in a $2 billion (£1.6 billion) lawsuit. 4.
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But this will be the first time Trump and Putin meet without another reason for being in the same room.
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Some of the regulars believe the increasing number of straight people who go there has diluted its reason for being.
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There was not a bit of extraneous fuss or fantasy; each stitch, every motile moment, had a reason for being.
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The European Union has cited Jiang's detention as reason for being "extremely troubled" by the "deteriorating" rights situation in China.
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For Mr. Alaïa, each stitch, every motile moment, has to have an integral (as opposed to decorative) reason for being.
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Without these principles, they believe, the Democratic Party will not only lose votes, but also its core reason for being.
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"There are people that their only reason for being here is disruption, disorder, chaos, hurting people and damaging property," Williams said.
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The chief reason-for-being of any college and university should be to promote learning, not to enhance a political agenda.
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"The waterfront is New York City's reason for being," artist and author Elizabeth Albert, the editor of Silent Beaches, told Hyperallergic.
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And I was unsure of my purpose -- my reason for being or my Heartsong -- beyond being a parent to my children.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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While at LSU, Simmons was outspoken about his reason for being there: To fulfill the one-year requirement before going pro.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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It does have its own history and its own — I hesitate to say integrity, but it has a reason for being.
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It's also a gauge of how well it matches a particular occasion, and how well it fulfills its reason for being.
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And my father, who viewed his breadwinner role as his entire reason for being, had rarely given her his undivided attention.
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This is likely a matter of pride, since showing the world it is wrong about him is his reason for being.
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Jamie is the story's hub, the center from which everything and everyone ostensibly radiates, but Dorothea is its reason for being.
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Some political candidates are questioning the whole idea of a united Europe and the European Central Bank's fundamental reason for being.
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In Italy we've seen that you have to carry around, actually, a piece of paper explaining your reason for being outdoors.
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If universities replace the ideals of free inquiry and critical thinking with safety, they will have lost their reason for being.
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It's a neat idea, but it sounds like Logitech is still going through the process of working out its reason for being.
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Farish was killed in it; great-great-granddaddy Arthur later married his brother's widow, making that day "my reason for being here".
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Just because they had not heard of our religion they belittled her and mocked her status, her reason for being in America.
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Since my whole reason for being interested in the Table of Ultimate Gaming is that I'm low on space, these are essential.
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And despite all its restless detective work, "The Nice Guys" is unable to track down a soul or a reason for being.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump presidency", Trump tweeted a week before Christmas.
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Still, they are surely glad the president of the United States has come around to fully endorse NATO's main reason for being.
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Chuck was originally invented just to give Jimmy someone to care about, a reason for being other than just the short con.
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The commission began public life saddled with at least seven lawsuits challenging its conduct, its transparency and even its reason for being.
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In London, the proportion of those citing this as their main reason for being homeless has risen from 733% in 2010 to 40%.
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No fear of lasers or distaste for eyedrops (or appeals to reason for being a paranoid lunatic) could keep me from getting LASIK.
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"The most common reason for being bitten is a woman with her period, which people don't even think about that" Hamilton told TMZ.
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Second, because it has no reason for being other than recruitment, LinkedIn risks getting replaced by all kinds of more useful online networks.
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On Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump tweeted: We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.
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In a 2017 survey by the city, half of respondents cited a lack of affordable housing as the main reason for being homeless.
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His reason for being absent from Instagram is not clear, and Systrom could not be reached through multiple platforms to provide a comment.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," the president said in a Twitter post.
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You're not going to spend money on a water feature no one will see or that doesn't have a reason for being there.
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Its setting is not a town or an institution, but something with a less definite shape and a more informal reason for being.
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Wednesday on a flight from France when immigration authorities began to question his visa and his reason for being in the United States.
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Russia and China, for their part, are strategic competitors, the military-industrial complex's new reason for being as the threat of terrorism fades.
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"My whole reason for being here tonight is because I believe in equality for everybody," Swank said in a press video for the event.
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Mona's reason for being in Beacon Heights has something to do with the University, so clearly Paris didn't work out long term for her.
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It's primary reason for being is location sharing, so there are a ton of features included to make the service as useful as possible.
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Before anyone knows your first name, last name or reason for being in the room, they should know you are feeling a little cold.
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"I'm a STRONG believer and believe everything happens for a reason ... and my reason for being there was to help little Molly," he wrote.
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Even if that weren't true, there would be a second reason for being vaccinated: If we all did it, we would get herd immunity.
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Such "practical measures" had already deprived U.N. Security Council resolutions of their reason for being, said the Rodong Sinmun, a ruling Workers' Party mouthpiece.
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Higher education now has offices of euphemization run by bureaucrats whose entire reason for being devolves from the avoidance of any and all conflict.
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" Yet just one minute later, the president tweeted: "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.
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Doing as good a job as possible—which is not to say that other people weren't—for me, that was really my reason for being.
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He celebrated his reason for being -- his Heartsong -- as a messenger for humanity, and he was and is and will be a champion for change.
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All indications are the shooter -- himself a gamer -- had what was on the surface a valid reason for being at the GLHF Game Bar Sunday.
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Darkest Hour is a movie about Winston Churchill — but its true reason for being is to showcase the acting chops of its star, Gary Oldman.
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The river gave their town a reason for being, drawing tourists who spend money in the bars and nights in the inns along the river.
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The effort she undertook to mitigate the fallout from that decision compounded the problem by undermining her reason for being in the race at all.
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So, yes, life is grand for Yelich — though on Tuesday, especially, he felt the enduring sense of loss that underscores his reason for being here.
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"Their reason for being is proximity," said Matthieu Leprince, an economics professor and expert on local finance at the University of Western Brittany in Brest.
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This was, then, one of those concerts with little reason for being other than the old-fashioned pleasure of a fine orchestra playing fine music.
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It was my second day in town, day two of the heavy metal festival that was my reason for being there in the first place.
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Ayers -- who played his college ball at UCLA -- says he's got a pretty good reason for being Team Goff ... who played 3 seasons for Cal.
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Watson declared that the travel ban is, for all intents and purposes, a Muslim ban — that its reason for being fundamentally violates the First Amendment.
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"I just feel like my reason for being is to sing, I was meant to sing, and inspire people through my music and message," says Sparsh.
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The Summit's reason for being is that it's made of a higher grade of materials and with more care and expertise than the typical LG alternative.
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It's also pretty clear that place-based policies designed to rejuvenate regions which have lost their economic reason for being tend not to work very well.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," he wrote in a post on Twitter announcing the decision.
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Missile improvements also threaten the ability of the carriers' air wings to do what is required of them, nibbling away at their very reason for being.
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Free-market thinking had swallowed the party whole, and its Judeo-Christian preoccupations — "a nation with a culture" and "a reason for being" — along with it.
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But the KeyBanc analyst has an even bigger reason for being cautious on Apple shares than whether or not targeting wealthier customers is a good idea.
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He said Baghdadi was believed to have been in Idlib for about six months, and that his main reason for being there was to try to hide.
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Cuban's reason for being bullish is simple: the tech giants are well positioned to expand and do business in the areas of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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"They act like the other dog is their whole reason for being," Andra Jeffress, the executive director of the Animals Benefit Club, tells PEOPLE of the pair.
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There are no simple solutions — the internet was created as a free, open space, and the idea of regulation is almost contrary to its reason for being.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump wrote in a tweet after reports of his decision emerged.
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"Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour," by contrast, is what the British call a knees-up: a raucous entertainment whose hyperadrenalized state is also its reason for being.
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Swearinger told the radio station he wasn't given a reason for being let go, but it appears to be a direct result of his comments on Manusky.
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But we all have one mission, one reason for being here on this date — to summit the tallest freestanding mountain in the world on International Women's Day.
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It also means that Breivik — his plan, inscrutable face and horrifying actions — immediately takes over the movie, making him its focus and most obvious reason for being.
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During the lockdown, people will be able to leave their houses only if necessary and must fill out a form that gives their reason for being outside.
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The Maori fashion designer Adrienne Whitewood had good reason for being a bit harried when I rang her up while visiting Rotorua on New Zealand's North Island.
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His most recent public Instagram post is back from May 2018, more than 18 months ago, although his reason for being absent from Instagram is not clear.
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That fashion essay originally appeared in GQ, and at first glance I thought this book might just repackage Chabon's magazine work, with no other reason for being.
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"My main reason for being a vegetarian is that I'm an animal lover — definitely NOT because I love vegetables," the singer and actress, 20, shared on her app.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," he said in a tweet, referring to Islamic State by an acronym.
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Just to be clear, 'I was looking for a Pokestop' is not an acceptable reason for being on the roof of a shop with a crowbar at 193am!
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For posterity, here is a GIF showing the hosts' reactions as Donald states Tiffany's college graduation as a reason for being proud of her to a lesser extent.
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All institutions of higher learning must condemn plagiarism if their reason for being is to pursue truth -- and the pursuit of truth is impossible when dishonesty is tolerated.
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" Yet Trump suddenly announced the withdrawal of troops on Wednesday, writing on Twitter, "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.
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"CREW's entire reason for being is to investigate and combat corruption and reduce the influence of money in politics through, among other things, education, advocacy, and litigation," Daniels wrote.
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To discover the big O's reason for being, the researchers explored its underlying physiology and focused on the hormonal surge that women experience while in the throes of passion.
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The Ty Dolla $ign-featuring, slow-burning "Jaded" takes on the Drake-est of Drake themes, stressing his reason for being single is so he doesn't hurt anyone else.
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This game so often forgets to give its own protagonist a reason for being, that it's probably better categorized as a preamble rather than a prequel to John's story.
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Perhaps the oddest connection between Flashback and cinema, though, is its underlying reason for being—the conversations that saw the project get the green light in the first place.
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If your reason for being unemployed is because of something personal like a medical condition, Augustine warns that you should not delve into too many details about the issue.
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Sometimes you've got a clear reason for being there, and other times you don't have anything specific to talk about, which can feel like a waste of time and money.
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Nielsen had yet another reason for being emotional while filming Creed II. She was seven-months pregnant at the time and kept it a secret from the cast and crew.
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Children seen in the ER after the shelter rules changed were more than three times more likely to lack a medical reason for being in the hospital, the study found.
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Excerpts of the hour-long conversation, condensed and edited, are below: Can you talk about your reason for being in the United States and the impact of the coup attempt?
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The template provides a blueprint for arresting an individual standing on or near a public housing development who cannot give a "valid reason" for being there — a facially unconstitutional detention.
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Never-married adults cite financial instability as a major reason for being single, especially those who are low-income or under 30, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump tweeted at the time, drawing criticism from some lawmakers and surprising foreign allies.
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Since taking up the role in 2012, he's looked for sponsorships that will work with MS Amlin's reason for being: providing continuity of business for clients when something goes wrong.
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This is what happens when you elect someone whose entire political reason for being began in a conspiracy theory about President Barack Obama not being born in the United States.
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To those with a passing knowledge of Cohen, he may be best known for his song "Hallelujah" (though it's hard to peg him with one reason for being "best known").
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" Graham was responding to Trump's initial tweet attempting to justify the Syria shift, which said: "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.
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"JunoCam is a unique element on the payload of this spacecraft, because from the outset its reason for being on the payload was to do outreach to the public," Hansen said.
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According to Sinek's 2009 book, "Start with Why," consumers gravitate toward leaders or brands that have a very clear reason for being and strongly convey why they do what they do.
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But a spokesman denied any plan to sell TSB, saying instead Sabadell wanted to beef it up by buying other assets, adding that the British unit was Sabadell's "reason for being".
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For in sharp contrast to his tweet, "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," America has not won this war in Syria.
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" Last December, Mr. Trump suddenly announced on Twitter that he was withdrawing the roughly 2,000 American troops in Syria because ISIS had been defeated, calling that "my only reason for being there.
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Since the movie's whole reason for being is technical wizardry, if you were watching on the back of an airplane seat you'd just be left with a bafflingly emaciated movie about nothing.
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It's a callback to classic Trek that's far more effective than any of Abrams's empty nostalgia ploys, because it delivers what both Kirk and Krall are searching for: a reason for being.
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Alex Amick, 34Mona Orr, 31Kim Jacoby, 28Maryland Alex: My reason for being here is to demonstrate that women scientists are a group that we think is underrepresented, especially in the new administration.
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The liveliest part of "Good Profit," and arguably its reason for being, is a series of homilies in favor of free markets and against corporate welfare and special pleading of any kind.
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"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," he wrote in an assessment that is not shared by Mattis, McGurk or allies like Sen.
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An opening disclaimer observes that it's not the journalist's job to shy away from cruelty, and the movie's reason for being is to compile bizarre and horrifying sights from around the globe.
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Occupying the third, fourth and fifth floors, in rooms that are windowless to preserve the photographs and characterless to allow for flexibility, hang the works that are Fotografiska's purported reason for being.
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The play's star and reason for being remains the expatriate American actress Sandra Dickinson, who amends her own signature vocal squeal to cut a throatily engaging figure as the backgammon-loving Ball.
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And whatever else the Kardashians lacked — talent, class, a clear reason for being famous — they had a stranglehold on public attention, and the ability to direct that attention as they saw fit.
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ESPN also reported that police learned that Broheem McHarrison—who was not staying at the hotel, nor gave a good reason for being there—also had a getaway car waiting for him.
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And, Justice Thomas added, the very judges that blocked Mr Trump's travel ban would probably be the ones considering whether a potential traveler has a "bona fide" reason for being excused from it.
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This, after he last week made the case in front of an audience at Georgetown University that Facebook's future, its past and its reason for being are all tied up in free speech.
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Of course, even if it's ready for prime time, there are plenty of challenges it has to overcome if it hopes to see its software widely adopted — which is its reason for being.
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P. time," or "colored people time," refers to "the stereotype that African Americans generally tell as a reason for being late to an event or a traditionally black event not beginning on time.
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The headline states Saleh is a celebrity (YouTube star), what his specific brand is (based on hoaxes and pranks) and adds the key word "claims" before Saleh's reason for being booted (speaking Arabic).
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But a tough restructuring allowing for survival and the continuation of the mission (which is a nonprofit's sole reason for being) is far better than hitting the wall and closing up shop altogether.
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" But in the sense of, "We're building something that has a serious reason for being and we're doing it for more than just our own pocketbooks and for more than just this month.
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But while his stated reason for being in Buckhorn is to retrieve some coordinates from Mr. Hastings's secretary, it'd be in keeping with his function to sow chaos and cynicism along the way.
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The International Criminal Court, whose reason for being is to try the worst perpetrators of the world's worst war crimes, has no jurisdiction over Syria, which is not a member of the court.
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Bloom's second reason for being against empathy is that it is, he writes, "a spotlight focusing on certain people in the here and now," excluding those not directly in our field of vision.
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Dancing with the Stars' favorite bare-chested bros, Maksim and Valentin Chmerkovskiy, are officially headed out on tour together – and they have a very brotherly reason for being excited to hit the road together.
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With a single tweet on December 19th—"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there"—President Donald Trump has sent the region's geopolitics spinning like an old mechanical airport display.
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With a single tweet on December 20113th—"We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there"—President Donald Trump has sent the region's geopolitics spinning like an old mechanical airport display.
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Abrams borrowed all the visual trappings of the franchise, and connected his films to the original series via a variety of fan-friendly Easter eggs — but stripped the story of its reason for being.
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And yet, even on a second go, the best this plot seems able to do is lumber gracelessly from one plot point to the next, trying and failing to find any reason for being.
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But the whole enterprise is misshapen, its disconnected episodes strung together by a story that has no real reason for being and whose human scale feels utterly dwarfed on the gigantic Radio City stage.
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Unlike the three regional shopping sprees, desperate to ascribe unity where little was to be found, this is a more open-ended exhibition that, in its diversity, implicitly rebukes its own reason for being.
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In the Tillis-Coons bill, the special counsel must be informed in writing of the specific reason for being fired and is given a course of action to appeal the decision after the fact.
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While the number of migrants has fallen sharply in recent years, public anger has not, and the question remains whether Europe can preserve its borderless domain and, in a sense, its reason for being.
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In a series, not every character expects to get a proper plot every week...Whereas in a film, I felt that every character we used had to have a narrative reason for being there.
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"I think it's so amazing that a lot of these people put aside their main reason for being here at Sundance for something that is so much more important to take part in," he said.
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The lab is in the sub-basement of the research hospital, and consists of several discrete chambers that simulate different conditions for testing assistive devices—there's StreetLab, StairLab, and my reason for being there, WinterLab.
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Friends and family have been in communication on social media sharing various unconfirmed reports of his possible location and reason for being incommunicado, but no contact has yet been confirmed since he was reported missing.
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It felt funereal—which was appropriate, Peter thought, knowing that his parents would never see this landscape again, that his very reason for being here so late in the season was because of their deaths.
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Speaking to Lowe, Purpp says that he has a full album incoming with Murda, citing his own tireless work ethic in the studio as the reason for being able to keep up with his peers.
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"This is a mission that isn't just optional but is so rooted in your core that to not do it would be to miss out on your core reason for being in the world," Moy said.
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This version doesn't have any other kinds of sensors or scientific instruments on board, but that's because its entire reason for being is to determine whether or not a Mars drone is even a viable proposition.
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Trump on Wednesday announced his decision to remove U.S. troops from Syria, claiming that the U.S. had defeated the Islamic State in the region and declaring that defeating ISIS was his only reason for being there.
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The current version has no such reason for being but is its own occasion, with the eminent Brahmsian Christoph von Dohnanyi conducting and the New York Choral Artists, trained by another eminence, Joseph Flummerfelt, taking part.
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We have 350,000 people working for Starbucks — they expect Starbucks as a company to have a point of view about what we stand for, what our core purpose is and what our reason for being is.
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According to Yonhap news agency, the court said in its verdict that Park "has no reason for being disqualified based on Article 5 of the Korea Swimming Federation's rule on the selection of national team swimmers".
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Roughly translating to "reason for being," ikigai is a word that originates from the Japanese island of Okinawa, but people all over the world now consider it to be the answer to living a longer, happier life.
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But regardless of how head-banging it can feel to hope for change that no one else seems to care about making happen, it's not a strong reason for being unhappy in your job, all things considered.
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The American university's future, indeed its most fundamental reason for being, is imperiled by a government that constructs walls on the Mexican border, restricts Muslim immigrants and denigrates the idea of America as a destination for refugees.
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The visitors then must talk to an administrator or secretary to present their ID and reason for being there, and only then are they allowed to pass through another set of doors to get into the school.
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But after the surprise vote to leave the EU stripped UKIP of much of its reason for being, nearly three-quarters of that group have abandoned the party, with the vast majority shifting their allegiance to the Conservatives.
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I actually watched the Olympics (online!) so I knew their reason for being there, but didn't understand why they were coming out of the floor: um the women's Olympic ice hockey team just came out of the floor.
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The concept rethinks a jacket's reason for being: It will no longer protect you from the elements, a previously essential component of a garment, that could, perhaps, become unnecessary due to the ever-rising mercury of climate change.
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" In December, Trump tweeted, "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," later releasing a video where he said US troops are "all coming back, and they're coming back now.
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" The response came just over two months after Trump announced he was pulling all 2,000 U.S. troops out of Syria, tweeting shortly afterward, "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency.
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Of course, something like DC Universe's whole reason for being is to hyper-focus on the comic-book fan and give them the kind of content they can't find anywhere else, the better to separate them from their money.
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The study also concludes that 401(k) plans are a key way for blacks to become invested, because 70 percent of those surveyed said retirement plans are a contributing reason for being an investor, compared with 63 percent of whites.
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If you're not familiar with the "I'm Baby" phrase, it's a popular line used in memes across the internet to be used by someone who's incapable or in need of help, or a reason for being unable to get something done.
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To add to the thousands of stories being shared online and elsewhere about why contraception coverage is so important, Runyon-Harms, who's in her 40s and doesn't plan on having children, shared her own reason for being involved in this fight.
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The beasts give him a reason for being — while the story's turns give him a nice workout — but he doesn't come across as meaningfully burdened; mostly he engages in slapstick nonsense and goes doe-eyed at an ally (Katherine Waterston).
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Ultimately, Mr. Trump returned to what was ostensibly his core reason for being in Florida: cajoling the cheering crowd into turning out to vote next November and solidifying enough Republican support in the state's electorate to earn a second term.
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The music was uranium, and those seven people, had they been super-duper spies, could not have known more about atomic energy—that is, its reason for being a mighty way of dying, "Oh, but I do" being a component.
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No. But, and this is important, advertising like this will destroy Peloton's reason for being in the eyes of its community and this in turn will comprise the value advocacy and word of mouth referrals in the mid and long term.
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He agreed to see a doctor after his 40th birthday, a short ways away, and would later tell his girlfriend there was a reason for being stubborn: he had already guessed it would be bad news, and wanted to put off the inevitable.
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The free movement of goods, people, and services is fundamental to the European Union's foundation and reason for being, and so any interference from the corporate world to distort the market or fix prices is being met with a stern and spirited rebuke.
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Elsewhere in the Midwest, other bands would take up the cause too, with Chicago's The Arrivals (who Costello would later join) giving a similar take on class-consciousness, and Cincinnati's The Dopamines making disgruntled songs about getting drunk their entire reason for being.
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Stanfield also grants his characters an interiority that feels novel, a quiet insularity rarely afforded black men both in drama and in life, whose survival more often depends on public engagement, the requirement that they explain their reason for being, and do so enthusiastically.
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Joining with Russia is "what is left for an organization that has lost its core reason for being, at least for now and possibly for the longer term," said Bhushan Bahree, an OPEC analyst at the market research firm IHS, who was observing the meeting.
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The list is made longer, of course, by the simple fact that there is a list — we want what others want — but that shouldn't undermine the list's original reason for being, which is that the most beautiful, highest-quality things cannot be crafted quickly.
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The suicide attack follows Trump's proclamation that the US would be pulling its roughly 2,000 troops out of Syria, citing the defeat of ISIS: "We have defeated ISIS in Syria, my only reason for being there during the Trump Presidency," Trump tweeted in mid-December.
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But scarcely have we met the teenage Jan (Brian Vernel) before he is found to have a specific reason for being that's best left out here, beyond noting how deftly Mr. Vernel juggles two roles that exist somewhere on an inevitable spectrum of imperfection.
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For all but one trip, Mr. Pruitt's schedule notes an official reason for being in the state, like a tour he took in May of the Brainerd Chemical Company in Tulsa or a tour a week later of a contaminated creek in Osage County.
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When Stephen K. Bannon, the White House chief strategist, says the United States is "not an economy just in some global marketplace with open borders" but rather "a nation with a culture and a reason for being," he says nothing Francis has not expressed often.
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The "purpose" of a brand is an obvious concept to the average person: washing powders clean clothes, conditioner makes hair soft and a car gets someone from A to B. But having a higher reason for being could be what makes one brand get picked over another.
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The post stands as a direct affront to the company's reason for being; it's as if Nike asked whether just doing it may not be the wisest life goal after all, or if Snapple conceded it wasn't quite positive that it really was the best stuff on earth.
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"When you have people out there whose only reason for being an ambassador is their political connection to the outgoing president of a different party, it's pretty logical to say they should leave," said Mr. Neumann, a career Foreign Service officer who held ambassadorships in Algeria, Bahrain and Afghanistan.
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" He said that the #MeToo movement "certainly had a legitimate reason for being invented, but they run a terrible risk, just like the feminists did with Bill Clinton when they decided to give him a pass even though what he was accused of would have been death for any other politician.
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Having lost its reason for being when traffic was shifted to one of two cockily stylish twin replacement spans, its steel and concrete sections are being picked apart by crews of ironworkers and shipped off for use in other bridges and highways like kidneys and livers destined for organ transplants.
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But since it's the artist's choice to bring those bureaucratic constraints into the gallery and his handmade marks that give them a reason for being there, it's also more complicated than that, and depending on how a given tile is oriented, the lines he draws over it might look like strikethroughs, underlining or chicken wire.
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As I chew my last bites of fish filet (gotta say, that bun is delightfully pillowy), I get some exercise (by pontificating, obvs): Sure, I've been put up to this, but my five days of Trump have served as an excuse for skipping the gym, my reason for being snippy, my justification for availing myself of irresponsibly raised meat.
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The account's final message—and presumed reason for being booted off the social network—read: Thank you America, I don't have long left to live but now I know the last few years will be great, I can't thank you enough #PresidentTrumpUsers reacted in outrage to the account's removal, calling the suspension an example of censorship and liberal bias.
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Boycott the rankings surveys, curtail the marketing mailings, be frank about how institutions differ, offer prequalification assessments, encourage high school counselors to entice the underrepresented students to apply, pull back the curtain on how decisions are made, and collaborate among yourselves to shift the process in favor of the applicants who are, ultimately, your entire reason for being.
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Currently the championship game of the inaugural 32003-week season of the Big 3 basketball league is set for that Saturday, and, according to Cube, if Mayweather and McGregor hope to take the T-Mobile from him someone is going to have to give up a little of that money that is their fight's whole reason for being.
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One Florida political observer said that that Republican Ron DeSantis — who "doesn't even pretend to have a reason for being governor other than he was endorsed by [Donald] Trump" — is expected to face off against Democrat Gwen Graham, a qualified center-left daughter of a popular former Florida governor and senator who is "not great on the stump," in the November general election after Tuesday's primaries.
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Watson declared that the travel ban is, for all intents and purposes, a Muslim ban — that its reason for being fundamentally violates the First Amendment: A reasonable, objective observer—enlightened by the specific historical context, contemporaneous public statements, and specific sequence of events leading to its issuance—would conclude that the Executive Order was issued with a purpose to disfavor a particular religion, in spite of its stated, religiously-neutral purpose.
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His top reason for being lukewarm -- he's from a conservative, rural state where guns are part of the fabric of the culture -- doesn't hold water here because like Vermont, South Carolina is conservative and rural, and Democratic voters know there has been too much deference paid to honoring the hunter and sportsman and not enough to preventing a danger worsened by the presence of too many weapons on our streets.
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This is graffiti so bad that it needs to be deeply, deeply analyzed, graffiti so bad we maybe need to question whether graffiti as a concept is now over, that it is resolutely dead, that from now on we should ban graffiti, not because it is anti-social or affects housing prices or any other ridiculous reason for being dismayed by graffiti, but because graffiti is Extremely Bad And Must Be Stopped.
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" Pressed later by Murphy whether U.S. forces were a deterrent to Turkey, Jeffrey said "absolutely not" "I think our soldiers on the ground were led to believe something fundamentally different," Murphy shot back, "so query as to how our soldiers who carried out the mission felt that they were betraying the Kurds if ultimately part of the reason for being there wasn't to protect them against the very nation on their border that was seeking to destroy them.
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It's not that you don't want to be home at a decent hour to feed your pet; it's just that the bar down the street from your office has $5 glasses of wine 'til 8 and your coworker promised to give you the lowdown on that cute newbie in IT. Whatever your reason for being MIA while your dog or cat is home alone — work, traffic, happy hour — you can make sure they still get dinner by picking up an automatic pet feeder.
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It may not be in an ongoing way with a production if it's a long-developing arc or if an LGBTQ character or storyline is a basis for the show, but you can generally bet we were involved at the outset in helping them ensure that they weren't falling into outdated tropes, that a character wasn't just there to support everyone else's storyline, that they have a well-developed storyline of their own and sort of a reason for being indispensable.
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Organized labor has "sort of lost its reason for being" because of the many laws in place to protect workers, said Representative Virginia Foxx, a 73-year-old Republican from North Carolina who will become chair of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Education and the Workforce in January, in a telephone interview with Reuters Labor unions have already been wary about how they will fare under the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump, with Republicans poised to control the presidency and both chambers of Congress.
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