GO-TOUGH Reinforced MFi Lightning Cable Speaking of stress, this reinforced charging cable is capable of withstanding a lot of it.
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"From a behavioral standpoint, [getting a like is] like constantly being reinforced for something, and when we get reinforced, it feels good," he says.
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There's a drop-seat buckle for longer routes, four reinforced and easy access gear loops, ice clipper attachments, and a reinforced pair of tie-in loops.
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Members from heavily Democratic districts will be reinforced hearing anti-Trump vitriol; those from swing districts that determine a majority will more likely be reinforced this is a fool's errand.
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The yacht's hull, developed with Wisconsin-based Marquis Yachts, combines carbon fiber-reinforced plastic and glass fiber-reinforced plastic to keep it lightweight and fast — it promises up to 31.4 knots.
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That's -- that's why we reinforced embassies with additional troops.
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Mr Morales has reinforced this trend by courting Donald Trump.
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This has been reinforced by stricter oversight by the regulators.
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Security at Yemen's gas terminal at Balhaf has been reinforced.
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And so the dreamlike quality of the installation is reinforced.
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Further use of my AI toothbrush reinforced my bad habits.
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Anthem's subsequent appearance at E3 2018 only reinforced that thinking.
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Religious leaders and traditional chiefs have reinforced the same message.
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That decision was reinforced by the judicial council in March.
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Especially when reinforced by other identities — racial, cultural, regional, etc.
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That's reinforced by today's release of the ISM manufacturing numbers.
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Some of the tents are reinforced with old concert posters.
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Data overnight reinforced recent upbeat assessments of the U.S. economy.
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The fallout from the note just reinforced their perceived otherness.
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Healthy demand, reinforced by supply chain restocking, explains the discrepancy.
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Due to damage, the upper floor was reinforced with concrete.
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His statement was reinforced by newly obtained internal ISIS documents.
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That sense of superiority was reinforced over and over again.
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Those concerns were reinforced on the eve of the election.
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"The observation points have been fully reinforced," the official said.
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His world was one that reinforced and never challenged him.
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It reinforced how wrong he was for the U.S. Senate.
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I could've also used a battalion, not a reinforced company.
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Capital controls have reinforced the bolts on its barn door.
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Its findings reinforced those of a report released in February.
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This is a matrix of carbon reinforced with carbon fibres.
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But there are signs of improvement, which Maria has reinforced.
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A bombardment of facts actually reinforced the Benghazi theorists' convictions.
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But one that had been reinforced through various shared traumas.
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ASOS 4505 Running Short in Sheer Reinforced Fabric, $29; asos.
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For many, however, that reinforced the impression of economic deterioration.
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The exhibit will reopen Tuesday with a higher, reinforced barrier.
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The two firms would also combine their reinforced polymer business.
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Board independence is reinforced by the rise of activist investors.
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Other companies have updated their drinks policies or reinforced them.
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Airplane tires, on the other hand, need to be reinforced.
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The president has not abandoned NATO, but rather reinforced it.
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Every expression, every gesture reinforced their separateness and their superiority.
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But it reinforced the "America First" theme of Trump's campaign.
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Hawkes reinforced the report's call for urgent and effective action.
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Pamela also reinforced those points at a conference in Vegas.
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It has to be reinforced, in a good positive way.
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Secondly, the attack reinforced U.S. alliances in the Middle East.
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Lessons involved constant practice and repetition reinforced by body movements.
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Meeting Americans has reinforced my sense of deep governmental failure.
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These tendencies have only been reinforced in the Trump era.
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Critics of the drone program have sometimes reinforced this impression.
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Biden reinforced a frontrunner's posture and message in recent days.
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The point is reinforced time and again in my interviews.
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Those comments were later reinforced by Vice President Mike Pence.
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The folding mechanism is reinforced with a carbon fiber plate.
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This is the timeworn stereotype that science has long reinforced.
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Bela Karolyi reinforced his wife's assertions during his own deposition.
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This will be reinforced now that Washington has impeachment fever.
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Last week's Morning Consult polls reinforced the GOP's dire predicament.
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It is not occasionally drilled — it is consistently, incessantly reinforced.
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She reinforced that message in addressing Mr. Roof on Monday.
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That simply reinforced what Repole already knew about the Derby.
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Senators coach Dave Cameron reinforced the importance of the victory.
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This is reinforced by Mr. Xi's activities since taking office.
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Security at Christmas markets will be reinforced with immediate effect.
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These screens, however, are bigger, motorized and reinforced by plexiglass.
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The building was nine stories tall, made of reinforced concrete.
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They are tough with a durable frame reinforced with stainless steel.
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For many, Twitter is the place to have existing views reinforced.
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The information did not include genetic data but nonetheless reinforced anxieties.
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They could do no wrong, and C.O.P.S only reinforced that belief.
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The cable is nice and durable, and the port is reinforced.
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It has only reinforced my regretful decision to vote for Trump.
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Science and religious belief did not clash: they reinforced each other.
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Inside was a reinforced-concrete cube, with walls 18 inches thick.
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No doubt you've beaten me to it: carbon-reinforced plastic composites.
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Fiscal and monetary stimulus earlier this year have reinforced the idea.
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Ms. Lee-Gilmore argued that the hearing this week reinforced that.
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A defeat in California would have reinforced doubts about Clinton's candidacy.
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It's because the Dreamliner is mostly made of carbon reinforced plastic.
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The whole episode reinforced a classic narrative about Hollywood and politics.
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I also had teachers who reinforced that idea – not you though.
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The first time I tried colorblind glasses reinforced this mild frustration.
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You have just reinforced the notion that only mothers give care.
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Each time one acted, it reinforced a related decision by another.
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In some places ethnic and cultural differences have reinforced that disconnection.
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed reinforced the need for reliable information.
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He'd gone bankrupt more than once, but that just reinforced his
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That fact is reinforced by the Alexa ranking charts for DieHardDemocrat.
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Instead, it's further reinforced the lack of agency given to animals.
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The tarmac episode reinforced Comey's conviction to act on his own.
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This political fillip has been reinforced by stronger economic data, too.
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Its reinforced-glass panels don't pass America's strict rollover crash tests.
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Here's what's changing: The U.S. embargo against Cuba will be reinforced.
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That dread has been reinforced by decades of oppression and assassinations.
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It has reinforced the Times' image as a leading Trump antagonist.
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An accompanying nude photo by Diane Arbus reinforced the general impression.
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But that message needs to be reinforced through the news media.
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The Pentagon has recently reinforced both of those methods of defense.
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Kyle Ladwig, operations officer for Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 363, Reinforced.
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When the tents went up, that reinforced our sense of community.
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Strong demand from autocatalyst makers reinforced the prospect of market shortages.
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These early levees, made of earth reinforced with timber, failed frequently.
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Those clubs are reinforced with other players from their respective leagues.
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When Atlanta scored first, the reaction on Twitter reinforced the impression.
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This attitude was reinforced by the opinions of people he valued.
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The movement just taught me to hate and reinforced those views.
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Human sacrifice at significant peaks reinforced reverence for locally sacred mountains.
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The current border turmoil, she said, has only reinforced that view.
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Biden's confidence, already on the upswing since South Carolina, was reinforced.
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Reinforced concrete is made when steel bars are set inside concrete.
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He has repeatedly exploited and reinforced popular anxiety about Mexican immigrants.
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The wet room is moisture-sealed with fiberglass reinforced plastic walls.
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Vice President Pence reinforced the president's stance in a recent interview.
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Pros: Superlative flexibility, great heat regulation, reinforced cuff guardCons: Not waterproof
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The source added that security around French troops would be reinforced.
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And those forces have accumulated and reinforced each other since 1980.
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Britain and France reinforced their stance on Assad earlier on Thursday.
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The mail campaign was reinforced by equally negative cable-TV ads.
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That cannibalization, though, only reinforced Philadelphia's standing atop the N.F.C. hierarchy.
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This cycle, when continuously reinforced, leads to chronically elevated cortisol levels.
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Through fliers and zines, punk reinforced itself as a political tool.
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The statue's rich history has reinforced a deep religiosity among the locals.
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His incoming chief of staff, RNC chair Reince Priebus, reinforced this claim.
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I'm pretty sure that just reinforced the bad behavior of running away.
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Second, Western sanctions reinforced the impact of the decline in oil prices.
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It reflects a robust American expansion, reinforced by generous corporate-tax cuts.
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Through my teenage years, my squeamishness reinforced itself in a vicious cycle.
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"To some their status as heroes is reinforced even more," Carina said.
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The glass is strong, reinforced by "laser-welded" steel, the company claims.
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The sort reinforced with steel is found in all manner of construction.
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The final result is now mounted on a reinforced grid frame support.
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Yet rather than being a rare injustice, the award reinforced a trend.
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He reinforced the point on Tuesday at a White House news conference.
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The punishment of ZTE has only reinforced their commitment to this strategy.
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Image: Paul SablemanFueling station with reinforced concrete roof, Baghdad, Iraq (built c22013).
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We have quarantined the infected server and reinforced all relevant system structures.
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In Tibet and Xinjiang it has reinforced the Communist Party's repressive tendencies.
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That's something that's reinforced by Kanye, who didn't grow up with siblings.
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The names reinforced some common themes—Nonstop Nomads, Nomadic Fanatic, Campervan Kevin.
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To detect them, airports need specialist radar reinforced by thermal imaging technology.
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It was constructed with concrete reinforced with rebar, and finished with plaster.
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The building material used in 3D-printed houses are special reinforced concrete.
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Tough market conditions in the first quarter reinforced that hyper-cautious stance.
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Double steel reinforced skyscrapers, created to withstand a collision from a 747.
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And each of those meetings reinforced why I adore writing about pets.
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Some investors said the comments reinforced concerns about potential protectionist trade policies.
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Oralta hopes to combat them with good bacteria, reinforced by probiotic supplements.
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At times the invisibility of Appalachia even seems reinforced by its geography.
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She heard her name called and stepped forward to the reinforced window.
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This disconnect reinforces and is then reinforced by the increasingly polarized parties.
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All the cords are super sturdy, reinforced for extra toughness, and affordable.
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Meanwhile, the dynamic has been reinforced by developments on the supply side.
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Accordingly, bots were most effective when they reinforced a person's existing beliefs.
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Group and personal therapy reinforced skills that were helpful in my recovery.
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The premium importance of sleep is reinforced everywhere, and with good reason.
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The ceiling above us is made of five-foot thick reinforced concrete.
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The Championships, ironically, reinforced the fact that rules can't—or shouldn't—exist.
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It also reinforced this Lynx team's case for best in league history.
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That message was reinforced during meetings in Pyongyang after Mr. Trump's inauguration.
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The last thing you want reinforced is faith in the Cleveland Browns.
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For an hour or so at Wembley, the same message was reinforced.
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Across the Atlantic, Mr. Trump's comments only reinforced the degree of instability.
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Back at the highway, the radicals in Nochixtlán have reinforced the blockade.
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In this case, DNA extracted from a discarded cigarette reinforced her hypothesis.
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"The hookup culture has reinforced the lack of respect," Ms. Lauster said.
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This experience just reinforced my use of credit cards everywhere I go.
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Both the homily and eulogy reinforced the need for a free press.
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The transcript reinforced Moscow's lie that Ukraine is a decadent Western satrapy.
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However, it was this type of behavior that reinforced her self-belief.
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This idea starts in early childhood, reinforced by schools, parents and media.
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This environment must be reinforced daily by SOC leaders and organizational partners.
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The Caixin report said those doubts were reinforced by Anbang's complicated ownership.
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It's equipped with a reinforced frame, larger tires, and new Fox shocks.
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During the '60s, the left's cultural insularity was reinforced by its geography.
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All of this has reinforced concerns about the fate of the economy.
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The system was reinforced under Mr. Mahathir's rule, from 1981 to 2003.
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Some even found these discussions reinforced their drive to improve the city.
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CPI inflation data came in soft Friday, and that reinforced her caution.
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But in other places, the legal power of treaties has been reinforced.
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Support at $1,300 is reinforced by a Fibonacci retracement level at $1,297.
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Biden's debate performance at times reinforced his tendency to meander and misspeak.
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The sense of disorientation is reinforced by flickering lights and fog machines.
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Now, this trend is reinforced by the glowing media coverage of Warren.
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The Lions' motto, "Play hard; pray harder," is reinforced at every practice.
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The city-state's police force reinforced the message in another Facebook post.
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My friends and family reinforced those binary gender norms, however well-intentioned.
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Mangled gates and broken walls and steel-reinforced columns holding up nothing.
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This impression is reinforced by her use of metallic and shiny accents.
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But the data also reinforced the view that economic growth is slowing.
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It also reinforced the perception that DeVos harbors disdain for public schools.
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Dr Gardiner talks of using ductal concrete, which is reinforced with steel fibres that make it lighter than concrete reinforced with steel rods but just as strong, to build thin bridges that span rivers in a single bound.
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This point was never much in doubt, but the numbers sure reinforced it.
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She says that the pseudo-science was soon reinforced by elitist social views.
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His hatred of immigrants and Muslims reinforced his anti-Semitism and vice versa.
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Olmsted's visit to Derby reinforced his conviction that all towns deserve a park.
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It had a satisfying payoff, and it reinforced Bandersnatch's fourth-wall-breaking weirdness.
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SCIFs have reinforced walls and electronic methods to prevent eavesdropping on classified conversations.
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For Republicans and pure independents, Fox News access in 2000 reinforced GOP loyalties.
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Mr Romney's strong and public stance against Mr Trump has reinforced that view.
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However, security will be reinforced at crowded areas and major events, he added.
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His personal memory was reinforced by information John Bradley received from the Marines.
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And it reinforced the narrative that he is nothing but an empty suit.
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"This could be reinforced by concern about the U.S. presidential election," Harris added.
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Their priority is to maintain a strong defensive unit, reinforced by the midfield.
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What's come out about Kavanaugh has really only reinforced the views of voters.
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Though this has also reinforced expectations of policy easing by major central banks.
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The impressive tower, made of a reinforced concrete shank, is 479 feet high.
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There's no evidence for it, it's a prejudice that gets reinforced by society.
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I really like the reinforced heels on these otherwise lightweight, breathable hiking socks.
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But the reliance on police has been reinforced in more subtle ways too.
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Societal expectations of gender expression are reinforced in almost every area of life.
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Security has been reinforced in European airports since attacks in Paris and Brussels.
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" An EU diplomat reinforced that message: "We won't be rushed by any request.
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And under new chief of staff John Kelly, his role has been reinforced.
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Each piece is made with polyester that's reinforced with a flexible steel wire.
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Traditional roles and palates are reinforced even when no meat is being consumed.
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The White House reinforced its desire to make strides in broadband on Wednesday.
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January's Employment Report has reinforced our view about the prospects for wage inflation.
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"This could be reinforced by concern about the U.S. presidential election," Harris added.
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BDO said its data reinforced reports of a last minute Christmas buying spree.
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The watch is made entirely of sapphire crystal, reinforced in Grade 5 Titanium.
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This is reinforced by a fairly limited outstanding volume of Danish government bonds.
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These forces now will total 2900,220006 troops, the equivalent of a reinforced brigade.
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The fitted sheet also has reinforced elastic to help it stay in place.
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He says he never got a reply and that security was never reinforced.
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These rules should be reinforced repeatedly with employees and visibly posted for visitors.
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The building dates to 1864, he said, and was reinforced in the 1960s.
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These ideas are then later reinforced by Russian officials at the highest levels.
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The showdown amplified Mr. Trump's role as a political outsider and reinforced Mrs.
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Ironically, she has reinforced a medical model of ethnic "purity" reminiscent of eugenics.
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Failing to do so would have reinforced investor angst about an economic slowdown.
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Republicans used impeachment as a form of revenge, which only reinforced the taboo.
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In letters to NATO members sent last month, Trump has reinforced his demands.
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The purge reinforced fears of an ominous, violent side in the prince's entourage.
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This reinforced recent signs that consumer spending looks poised to lead Brazil's recovery.
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Other studies released last year reinforced the power and promise of Head Start.
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Whatever his flaws, President Obama has reinforced our desire for class in presidents.
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But first, Daredevil's gotta pick up his reinforced suit and mask from Melvin.
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That was reinforced by a memory I had of my time in France.
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It's something we've discussed before, and it's only reinforced by the Sycamore revelation.
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Other episodes on Friday did not lead to deaths but reinforced the tensions.
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It reinforced Williams's first rule of hitting: Get a good ball to hit.
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Later, Jim Crow laws only reinforced the agenda of the earlier Black Codes.
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It inevitably reinforced the perception that not all electoral participation is weighted evenly.
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It is reinforced in our popular culture and built into the international order.
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Something about living with strangers that I'd found on SpareRoom reinforced the aloneness.
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Unfortunately, this idea appears reinforced by their long, mostly subservient relationship with Mason.
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"President Bush, President Obama, they all reinforced what was already there," he added.
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That impression was reinforced after Hurricane Sandy struck New York City in 2012.
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It's reinforced and we can, again, come together and do something about it.
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The water crisis is directly related to, and reinforced by, the electricity problem.
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The civil society reinforced what is not-inclusive: skin color, religion and language.
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The experience reinforced my beliefs about the downside of anger, confrontation and aggression.
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But there was another reinforced lesson too: Continue to never read the comments.
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Looking back now, he said, the suspension reinforced his passion for the game.
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" An EU diplomat reinforced that message: "We won't be rushed by any request.
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This creates widespread misunderstandings that can be reinforced and instilled in our youth.
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Dudley on Thursday reinforced his message on the broader economy being on track.
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Bulletproof windows and reinforced suspension can be custom-made for a large SUV.
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A new technology, reinforced cement concrete, made all this construction quick and cheap.
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Instead, they reinforced Republican thinking that federal spending had to be reined in.
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The police, armed now with assault rifles, had been reinforced with paramilitary troops.
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A cartoony drawing of white briefs reinforced the point, even from a distance.
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France and Japan also signed an agreement on reinforced cooperation on nuclear energy.
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The universities have become modern cathedrals, where social hierarchies are defined and reinforced.
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The outcome, a 215-21990 loss to the Denver Broncos, reinforced Carr's value.
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Bullard's comments reinforced skepticism surrounding another Fed rate increase this year, analysts said.
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When Britain offered maternity without paternity leave, traditional gender patterns were unintentionally reinforced.
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As such, supporters of the deal said Netanyahu's presentation only reinforced its necessity.
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Those concerns were reinforced on Monday when French President Emmanuel Macron said Oct.
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Trump's pro-business policies of low tax cuts and deregulation would be reinforced.
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But her friends see hardened attitudes — reinforced since the election — toward the poor.
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Having her debt forgiven reinforced her belief that God would provide for her.
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"We've reinforced the carbon shells and arms to prevent injuries," Cowper-Smith explained.
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My dad further reinforced this by telling me to never lower my standards.
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The controversial acquiescence reinforced that encryption can create its own unique set of tensions.
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The allegations have reinforced concerns over governance and stability in Africa's most industrialised country.
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This, in turn, has reinforced the market management challenge for OPEC and its partners.
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That decision was reinforced in 2011, when the court in American Electric Power v.
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It also reinforced the repressive instincts already being brought to bear against American blacks.
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Using the MacBook Air's function keys only reinforced how lame the Touch Bar is.
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"We reinforced our borders especially in the northern part and eastern part," Brig. Gen.
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The primary building material is reinforced concrete, and the sensibility is epic and daring.
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To discourage unified Indian campaigns for independence, the British reinforced divisions along religious lines.
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I don't think he ... He was reinforced, and that can be a positive thing.
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If you cave every time one of them tattles, that behavior just gets reinforced.
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It reinforced I shouldn't take myself to seriously + just work hard in my job.
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It features a drop tolerant design, spill-resistant keyboard, and reinforced case and hinges.
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First off, the Gladiator Mojave boasts a beefier frame that's reinforced by extra welds.
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Worries about slowing growth were reinforced by a drop in industrial production last month.
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WOOLFE This year's Pulitzer actually reinforced that old Romantic illusion of the singular composer.
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Other security measures include wire-reinforced, slashproof straps and an interior RFID-blocking pocket.
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A confluence of events over the past couple of weeks has reinforced Cornyn's message.
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The risk of deterioration inherent in reinforced concrete can be accelerated by many factors.
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With the world covered in reinforced concrete, this is a problem that spans countries.
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The overt propaganda and covert hacking efforts reinforced each other, according to the officials.
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That was probably the most transformative for me, getting that love reinforced from her.
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Google's market dominance would only be reinforced, along with the temptation to corporate sloth.
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This week the central bank reinforced its clampdown on bad loans in the industry.
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This could then be reinforced with materials from Earth, making it hospitable for humans.
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His appointment of the bellicose Mr Bolton, to replace H.R. McMaster, reinforced that impression.
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At its worst, Parks's and Ellison's damage imagery reproduced and reinforced invidious racial stereotypes.
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It has a foam core sprayed with concrete and a reinforced layer of steel.
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The low conduction of the reinforced fiberglass keeps heat from leaking in that way.
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Each must be reinforced, and soon, before the whole house risks coming down. 23.
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A core group of machete-wielding bodyguards assigned to the leader reinforced the danger.
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The upbeat readings overshadowed disappointing retail sales figures and reinforced positive sentiment from China.
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And he has reinforced that reputation for scrupulousness by running a high-minded campaign.
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"The U.S. election has reinforced existing vulnerabilities," the central bank said in its report.
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A reinforced concrete housing complex near Novosmolenskaya Embankment in Vasileostrovsky District, Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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The image's remoteness, reinforced by the blanket of snow, creates a layer of 'purity.
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This culture gets reinforced by a culture of no accountability for people with power.
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Yet asset and travel bans on influential individuals have only reinforced Russia's fortress mentality.
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Government bond yields rose as higher oil prices reinforced expectations inflation would pick up.
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Both the media and the president reinforced the image of a strong national leader.
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These lessons were not confined to the classroom but reinforced continually throughout the day.
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Clinton is reinforced by a syncopated piano, softly tracking along in a minor key.
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This reinforced the feeling of many that the system was rigged from the beginning.
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"The board has reinforced its support for the chairman," Popular said in a statement.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly has reinforced that argument inside the administration.
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It is important that this message be reinforced as the people's rebellion re-emerges.
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But it also reinforced geographic and cultural divisions that reveal themselves in our voting.
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Despite his skepticism about progress anytime soon, Obama reinforced his commitment to that prospect.
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She later walked with him as he toured a section of reinforced border wall.
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The cultural problems are reinforced by not bringing in a wider array of people.
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Today, progressive thinking, reinforced by the undeniability of climate change, has overturned those ideas.
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Marvel only reinforced this perception when it made Lee's authorship a part of its
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The act is unconscious, but the more it happens, the more it becomes reinforced.
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It's also an image you don't have to look very far to have reinforced.
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It's a piece of stand-alone sculpture that has reinforced bars as the base.
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"Large debris from heavily reinforced buildings accidentally hit two of our personnel," Herrera said.
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Disney has a lot of characters whose popularity is reinforced through movies and cartoons.
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And speaker after speaker that night reinforced the belief that the time is now.
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Their conclusions are reinforced by Mr. Trump's extensive financial disclosures required of presidential candidates.
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But some Democrats said the Census Bureau's new figures reinforced their determination to resist.
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But the classrooms are closed off by reinforced black doors, padlocked from the outside.
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Huge slabs of reinforced concrete plunged onto two warehouses, train tracks and a riverbed.
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A heart scare in December only reinforced his decision to retire after this season.
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It reinforced the view that the Fed will raise raises at the next meeting.
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Once Linda joined the Word of Faith Fellowship, the church's teachings reinforced her fears.
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The changes wrought in America's international position after 1971 also reinforced business's political dominance.
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Isaacson said the recounting of the story reinforced Biden's persona as a regular person.
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A rebel official said fighters were on high alert and had reinforced the frontlines.
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Recent legislation has reinforced the notion that today's Israel is succumbing to myopic extremism.
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That is by design, and it is reinforced by the country's ruthless police state.
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It perhaps also reinforced a lesson imparted in another cultural touchstone about nuclear dread.
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But his harsher policies seem to have reinforced that disaffection, especially among the young.
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This week he reinforced his racial rhetoric, appealing to loss of history and heritage.
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Other rights like freedom of speech and freedom of association are likewise not reinforced.
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In the spring of 20163, new evidence began to emerge that reinforced that suspicion.
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Unlike in the 7, the chassis structure does not use carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic.
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This solution echoes a disturbing legacy of forced displacement that has reinforced racial inequality.
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The town's inhabitants, tribesmen called the al-Shaitat, had been reinforced by Iranian paramilitaries.
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The first episode of this series reinforced that idea with the Mars news report.
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CB's capitalisation has been reinforced with capital injections from NAB in 2014 and 2015.
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But the judge said that Mr. Bowen's conduct reinforced negative stereotypes of border officials.
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Personal experience reinforced that concept; I'm not pleasant to be around when I'm hungry.
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It also has reinforced corners and interior ribbing to absorb even more drop force.
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It has reinforced stitching to make it durable and withstand everyday wear and tear.
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Clearly dependency reinforced and replicated over generations has not solved the problem of poverty.
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Like the 2004 incident, their accounts are reinforced by sophisticated multi-source sensor data.
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JK: As you note, McKinley pursued — and then reinforced — tariffs by way of legislation.
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A spokesman for the Chinese government's Taiwan Affairs Office reinforced that warning on Wednesday.
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A Harris poll further reinforced the idea that tactical voting was a big factor.
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Pompeo's position was only reinforced by Tuesday's departure of national security adviser John Bolton.
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Luckily, my coach reinforced my positive body image and educated me about eating disorders.
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That reinforced the sense of an economy slowing at the close of the year.
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The Amnesty's deputy director for Europe and Central Asia, Denis Krivosheev, reinforced Aliyev's innocence.
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The need for a subway rescue plan has been reinforced by several recent accidents.
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Since then, a wealth of research in both people and animals reinforced that idea.
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Mr. Obama's comments reinforced toxic masculinity and they didn't really give us an alternative.
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If so, the money must then be taken out of a reinforced banking account.
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And over the course of my life, my choices have reinforced that skills mismatch.
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Some are even reinforced with Teflon and padding in the knee or back pockets.
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Smith's statement reinforced my own experiences with the BMA over the past 20 years.
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Indeed, they bond so tightly that Dr Liu compares the resulting coating to reinforced concrete.
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But her comments reinforced the view that such a move could come later this year.
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The Orioles reinforced that trust with a stellar performance against an American League East rival.
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In doing that, it had confirmed and reinforced the president's inherent power as chief executive.
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These games reinforced aspects of communication, such as reading others' emotions or understanding their perspective.
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The order did not change the previous injunction in Hawaii, but rather just reinforced it.
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The nature of Lewis's victory, however, only reinforced questions about the depths of his talents.
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which just went into effect, has reinforced this awareness.
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Levees stopped the natural flow of fresh water and sediment that reinforced the fragile marshes.
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Women at the summit reinforced that seeking to be liked cannot be a career strategy.
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However, the two leaders characterized Ukraine as corrupt and reinforced Trump's views of the country.
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One tablet was reinforced with a steel frame, but Samboja still managed to smash it.
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U.S. data on Thursday reinforced doubts that the Fed would unveil more tightening anytime soon.
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The rift reinforced questions about Mr. Trump's foreign policy — and who speaks for his administration.
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Havel's post-totalitarian bullshit would be reinforced and undergirded by a state-controlled media apparatus.
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After all, the design of emoticons themselves have not-so-subtly reinforced social stereotypes — e.g.
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All around the world bridges built long ago, particularly those using reinforced concrete, are deteriorating.
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Its Los Angeles-area building is made of reinforced concrete designed to withstand wildfire threats.
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The developments on trades "have reinforced the bullish underpinnings so evident this week," he said.
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And Maria Grazia Chiuri's appointment in July reinforced my desire to talk about these women.
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It has a sturdy fiberglass-reinforced body, Gorilla Glass, and feels solid in your hand.
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Fake news shared on social media has reinforced a feeling that real news costs money.
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The prison facility now boasts hundreds of new cameras and floors reinforced with steel rods.
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"The ACA has reinforced the separation" of dental health and whole body health, Vujicic said.
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It also reinforced views that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its Dec.
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The presence of strong Chinese companies has reinforced its stockmarket's position as the world leader.
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It was long branded untranslatable, a view reinforced by a turgid rendering published in 1931.
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Unfortunately, that has reinforced investors' fears about growth, and you've seen a massive defensive run.
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It reinforced my sense of what was important — creating great things instead of making money.
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OnePlus says it has now quarantined the infected server and reinforced all related security systems.
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"I'm ... confident that our shared commitment to upholding these norms will be reinforced," Rice said.
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Everything they have said and done in the last couple years has reinforced this thesis.
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In recent elections partisan fissures have been reinforced by the brutal maths of voter turnout.
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Both the resentment, and the air of weightless ambition, have been reinforced by his luck.
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All of this is reinforced by intense global media coverage of attacks with terrorist links.
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"They submitted to them completely and reinforced them with their submission," the cult expert says.
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The move reinforced market speculation the miner will have to lower its payout to shareholders.
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That has reinforced the belief of his opponents that Trump is unfit for the presidency.
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On a provincial level, regulators reinforced the CSA's focus on raising awareness about investment fraud.
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It might have reinforced the sell off that was caused by the mixed [economic] data.
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Scepticism about CFS's true nature is reinforced by the number of causes proposed for it.
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It reinforced for me that racism and the fight for racial equality is everyone's problem.
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The new castings are, as was hoped, both stronger and lighter than steel-reinforced concrete.
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The inflexibility of the Chinese script has always reinforced the inflexibility of the Chinese state.
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As I rotated through the cancer wards in the late nineties, doctors reinforced this idea.
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The Israeli military reinforced the border fence and called up more troops to patrol it.
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This conclusion is reinforced by the statistical significance of the drop in rapes and thefts.
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It's roughly the size of car and made of fiberglass, a type of reinforced plastic.
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Both artificial and natural treetops can be reinforced with dowels to make them more sturdy.
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The recent liberalisation of Panda bonds reinforced the appeal of onshore financing for Chinese developers.
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This position nevertheless reinforced the notion that the islands were part of the United States.
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It's very difficult, and that is reinforced every time I go to Mass on Sunday.
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The report also reinforced views that the Fed will raise interest rates at its Dec.
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Clinton and Sanders in many ways reinforced the images that voters already have of them.
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Hatch issued a statement in which he reinforced opposition to Vestager's commission's rulings and investigations.
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For a tight fit, each sole is cemented to the upper and reinforced with stitching.
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These experiences only reinforced our belief that all life is sacred and worthy of protection.
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His anger was reinforced by excerpts from Comey's book, which paint the President as unethical.
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In response, Tesla reinforced the car's underbody with three shields made of aluminum and titanium.
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Obama's solution to this was DACA, which reinforced both DREAMers' sympathetic nature and their strength.
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His big loss in the Wisconsin primary reinforced the notion that he was in trouble.
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Pros: Metal-reinforced hinges, budget-friendlyCons: Cheap nylon frames will break if you're not careful
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The debate has also reinforced doubts about whether Mr. Trump is prepared for the presidency.
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So we met with welfare recipients all over the State and they reinforced our ideas.
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King Salman only reinforced his support for the crown prince, his favorite son, on Saturday.
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Once dry, the material is peeled off and reinforced to make the free-standing walls.
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Back in 353, Ms. Pelosi and other congressional liberals voted against the reinforced fencing bill.
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This understanding was reinforced byPurple Rain, in which the mother of Prince's character is white.
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To function well, democratic constitutions must be reinforced by two basic norms, or unwritten rules.
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This winner-take-all approach is shared by Labor and has reinforced the policy paralysis.
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"It has really reinforced our belief that it is a true addiction," Mr. Canora said.
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Trump wants it reinforced and hundreds of miles of additional fencing built along the border.
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The Banco Popular failure has only reinforced his view, Mr. Hoenig said in an interview.
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It also reinforced just how much impact one player can have on an entire league.
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And in the tragedy of his life, the lessons of true freedom are sadly reinforced.
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But the setting only reinforced how far the 2020 primary had traveled in recent months.
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The violence and destruction, she said, only reinforced her decision to invoke the emergency ordinance.
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There will be some custom elements for the cold, like reinforced hatches and extra sealing.
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It was rusted out hardware and the floors had to be dug up and reinforced.
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Other options include electronic key cards, perimeter fencing and lighting, shatterproof glass and reinforced doors.
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But he also reinforced why people in early states have been so uneasy about him.
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The confusion is reinforced by AbeBooks, the biggest secondhand book platform outside of Amazon itself.
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And, unlike [Tom] Steyer, their paid messaging was reinforced with earned media coverage on cable.
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Economic and market trends have likely reinforced doubts about who gets ahead, and how fast.
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Over all, this new review reinforced the findings of the earlier research, the scientists determined.
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This article just reinforced my belief that sex is the root of most social problems.
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They said the delay reinforced other concerns about the Trump administration's approach to the epidemic.
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Yet baseball is also a game of faith, an understanding my playing days only reinforced.
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Now they can only hope they will keep getting results from a newly reinforced lineup.
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Their doubts were reinforced by constituents who said the health law had saved their lives.
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Plus, our taste test of these saucy sticks reinforced our initial gut reaction: not great.
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A new emphasis on contemporary art was reinforced by people who ran the museum itself.
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That piece was made of fiberglass reinforced plastic and urethane paint, according to the database.
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Last week's primary election results in Illinois reinforced the opportunity that Democrats have in 22019.
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He said McConnell reinforced the importance of getting all 12 bills done this calendar year.
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"So the cold air is getting reinforced," he said, with even icier air expected tonight.
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Motherhood continues to be a valued yet circumscribed role, through which gender stereotypes are reinforced.
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More recent Supreme Court decisions have only reinforced the importance of science as contested ground.
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These were reinforced by the 22001 joint inquiry and speculation about the classified 28 pages.
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An appeals court upheld that ruling, and Judge Snow later reinforced it with other orders.
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The headband is made of cloth and reinforced with metal, meaning it's flexible but rigid.
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Some women felt it reinforced the problematic cultural standard that women should have flat tummies.
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Snap polls showed Trump had lost, and post-election spin from pundits reinforced the message.
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Tuesday's nighttime attack hit isolated sites that could not quickly be reinforced, local officials said.
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Through veiled statements to sympathetic media outlets, and then reinforced by columnists that have a direct line to the highest levels of government, the message of U.S. involvement is reinforced with conspiracy theories and expressions of regret about the lack of American support to Turkey.
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Instead, it simply reinforced Trump's broader message about law and order, national security and executive overreach.
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Three separate activity surveys on Tuesday reinforced hopes of stabilization in the world's number-two economy.
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It's also exactly what sexual assault — non-penetrative assault — is and how that culture is reinforced.
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After all, two successive IPCC reports since 1995 have reinforced the human connection to climate change.
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The core foundational relationships , if not totally reinforced by this next level in the floor plan.
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What's more, the stronger, reinforced finish made tasks like tearing into impossible shrink wrap shockingly easy.
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The X is reinforced with a stainless steel band, which Apple claims makes it more durable.
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That impression can only be reinforced when executives refer to the need to maximise "shareholder value".
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They are then reinforced with steel rebar and filled with concrete to create the building's envelope.
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At its best, Our First 100 Days has reinforced the importance of music as, well, music.
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The 210S has a round face, a fiber-reinforced polymer body, and a stainless steel bezel.
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This assessment should be "reinforced" by both White House and Capitol Hill officials, the committee wrote.
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Money market futures rallied as Draghi's comments reinforced expectations that rates would remain lower for longer.
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He reinforced it with a small plastic ring before restarting her heart and closing her up.
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In America, a dependence on cars is reinforced by a shortage of other forms of transport.
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Because the error reinforced the expected result rather than upending it, it has drawn less attention.
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This allows him to build much thinner structures out of materials much weaker than reinforced concrete.
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So, the trade issues we're talking about are reinforced by the structure of the monetary system.
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And unlike the stuff in the dome of the Pantheon, reinforced concrete comes with a problem.
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In the normal course of things, most bridges built using reinforced concrete may survive individual events.
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ET timing -- reinforced that he wasn't holding his breath for a good night in New York.
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The decision reinforced the "root of civil forfeiture abuse" nationwide, according to conservative and libertarian groups.
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And when it was reinforced during sleep, it remained at reduced levels even a week later.
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He has reinforced his political base in Davao, with his daughter and son in prominent positions.
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Rounding off the specs are a soft-touch finish, silicone grips, and a reinforced trigger system.
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Ironically, it's a smear campaign spearheaded by NBC to undermine Netflix that has reinforced my opinion.
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After preschool, those perfectionist tendencies can be reinforced by other facets of life, like school tests.
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If Kellyn showed she was willing to betray Desiree, it might have reinforced into Angela's doubts.
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Outside, the cream city brick walls have been reinforced and all the charred roof beams removed.
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But those low standards in turn confirmed and reinforced white prejudice, setting off a depressing spiral.
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By combining the two processes, overmoulding allows plastic parts to be selectively reinforced with carbon fibre.
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His absence reinforced the impression that his views on Latin America float between indifference and contempt.
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In the past the army has reinforced police forces, but it has never before commanded them.
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Weaker than expected China business survey data reinforced the case for more support in investors' minds.
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The 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) reinforced the religious freedoms outlined in the First Amendment.
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That sense of statistical surplus, moreover, has been reinforced by signs of a well-supplied market.
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She copied the letters, reinforced them, and wove them into finger traps to complete the work.
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Sullivan's fat suit reinforced the idea that like must date like, which is absolutely not true.
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Each character has development (a good thing), and the movie's overall theme of family is reinforced.
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To its tunnels Israel was answering with a $2 billion reinforced-concrete wall buried deep underground.
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Microsoft UK Chief Executive Cindy Rose said the store reinforced the company's commitment to digital skills.
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Its support for Bashar al-Assad's homicidal regime in Syria has been reinforced by Russian bombers.
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S. trade frictions and slowing world growth reinforced expectations of policy easing by major central banks.
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"We have all reinforced hypermasculinity one way or another regardless of our gender!!" the website explains.
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Though strictly formalist, the works hint at mythic narratives, an allusiveness reinforced by their Latinate titles.
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Choice is reinforced by speed: fashion brands such as Spain's Zara have resisted contracting out everything.
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Such people had their views reinforced in so-called "echo chambers" on the Internet, Maassen said.
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It has since reinforced perimeter security at transport hubs, stadiums, shopping centres and other public places.
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"It reinforced what I already knew, that he's just not capable of doing this," he said.
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The whole idea of art for young people was an important thing and Kara reinforced that.
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Floors, baseboards, stairs, handrails and walls were refurbished, and a structural wooden floor beam was reinforced.
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The four openings were cut out in April with drill hammers, and reinforced with steel beams.
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Also, by so doing, Facebook's founders would have reinforced their professed culture of transparency and democracy.
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But consistently reinforced over time and inclusive of all segments of the community, they absolutely can.
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It just kind of reinforced this idea that had come around in the fifties or sixties.
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It also reinforced a claim, first made in 2010, that Google favored its own shopping service.
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The footbed is reinforced but not overly thick to make them more supportive and longer-lasting.
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Still, PREPA's grid lacks buried power lines or reinforced poles, common in other hurricane prone areas.
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The UK's vote to leave the European Union has also reinforced the pressure on interest rates.
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They poured 4.4 million cubic meters of concrete and reinforced it with 220,000 tons of steel.
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But the hasty start-up of the common currency reinforced the European tendency to waste money.
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The images have reinforced the atmosphere in Zimbabwe that an era is coming to an end.
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" David Ignatius: "The op-ed reinforced what most close observers of the Trump presidency already suspected.
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But it's also reinforced by the media, and by who represents America on the world stage.
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My failure to reach the goals I set reinforced the belief I that I was unworthy.
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Touring the live show to places as varied as San Francisco and Houston has reinforced that.
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The toe of his boot, reinforced with steel, caught Lemberger between the chin and Adam's apple.
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But the Ocasio-Cortez win has reinforced Ms. Nixon's belief that voters in New York's Sept.
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But in the days that have followed, it seems only to have reinforced the competing positions.
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Her business philosophy takes aim at the boundaries of style reinforced by Prague's more traditional hairstylists.
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At their worst, they reinforced a Caucasian ideal of beauty, erasing ethnic heritage from women's faces.
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It really just needs to be reinforced that it's our constitutional right to have equal rights.
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E. Charlton-Trujillo, after some readers complained the book reinforced negative stereotypes of inner-city youth.
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Companies that integrated artificial intelligence into the hiring process have actually reinforced gender and racial stereotypes.
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The bare stage and institutional chairs like in a school classroom reinforced the AA meeting feel.
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Enn is particularly drawn to Zan (Elle Fanning), their single-syllable connection reinforced by interspecies curiosity.
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If the civil unrest that's forecast for Russia materializes, that bond is likely to be reinforced.
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The experience reinforced for Bloom that he needed to use his limited time on Earth wisely.
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Ms. Harris also knew her response had been insufficient, a view quickly reinforced by her advisers.
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The president reinforced that image by drafting a false account of the purpose of the meeting.
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A barrier that the town had built and reinforced to hold back river water was breaking.
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In China, ZTE's crisis reinforced the belief that the country needs to become more self-sufficient.
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In both instances, Ayatollah Khamenei reinforced the government's hard line by ordering people off the streets.
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The spirit of upper-class occasion was reinforced by the almost baroque servility of the waiters.
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Ironically, the president reinforced the truth of his criticisms of the political establishment by joining it.
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"Fundamentally, there are some international norms that need to be, in many respects, reinforced," he said.
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Roberto's death has reinforced a widespread view among the poor that the state is their enemy.
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An on-the-ground report from The Verge reinforced just how complicated these questions really are.
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They actually had stunt drivers driving cars that were reinforced to ... So nobody would get hurt.
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In 21958, Al Gore reinforced Bill Clinton's image as the young face of the New South.
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These skills are reinforced through mentorships and internships with IBM and more than 300 other companies.
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The chief's variation would have reinforced his image as a hard-charging pirate, one SEAL said.
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Despite a blowout loss Monday night, the Jets reinforced a plan for beating Palmer: bring pressure.
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Prohibition reinforced this pattern: most craft houses closed shop for good, while large producers resumed brewing afterwards.
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Better yet, it's tucked into a concrete-reinforced bunker nestled right in Facebook's main Silicon Valley campus.
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That reinforced bets of a rate rise soon, even as other data showed U.S. inflation remained subdued.
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The coil is made of ultra-strong copper alloy reinforced with Zylon, a fiber stronger than Kevlar.
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What these conversations reinforced in my mind is the basic decency and dignity of the Trump voters.
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It's got two layers of carbon-fiber-reinforced carbon, which retains its structural properties in high heat.
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Forced to wear "tignons", or handkerchiefs, their slave status was reinforced and their beauty stifled and criminalized.
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Hanging out next to unobstructed windows that appear to be reinforced with masking tape also seems unwise.
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It imposed border controls, temporary residence permits and tougher rules for family reunion, reinforced by EU controls.
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Because everything and everyone in my life has reinforced it — explicitly and implicitly — since I was young.
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It was also appalling for Asian Americans who abhorred the way it reinforced the model minority narrative.
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Brazilian football phenom Neymar is scheduled to play, and American athletes have reinforced their decision to attend.
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More recently, some executives said, a Federal Reserve decision to halt interest rate hikes reinforced those fears.
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But through no fault of her own, she has also reinforced the incredibly high bar of believability.
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But the orders, which he had promised during the campaign, reinforced his inauguration message of "buy American".
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It was clear to Cramer that these two factors just reinforced the soft payroll and Chinese data.
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With each terrorist attack in Europe — from Paris to Brussels — the message is reinforced: Islam is dangerous.
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The chancellor will go into the general election reinforced and with excellent prospects of keeping her job.
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This new study does, and finds that women and minorities tended to use language that reinforced stereotypes.
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Mr Bolsonaro has reinforced that message by naming Hamilton Mourão, a retired general, as his running-mate.
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A steady flow of dismal data since the meeting has only reinforced the case for more support.
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YACHT did exactly that, and have reinforced the notion that scandalous leaks are done to seek attention.
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This deep connection was reinforced in the season finale, too, when Daenerys destroys the Masters attacking Meereen.
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Instead, Algeria grew only by 33% and Morocco by 37%, as both governments instead reinforced their barricades.
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"The rules could also be reinforced by making access to central funds conditional on compliance," it said.
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Hostile vehicle stoppers Thwarting vehicle-borne attacks will also be reinforced with some good old-fashioned barriers.
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A separate survey of businesses by Lloyds Bank reinforced the gloomy tone, as companies turned more pessimistic.
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When stressed, dogs find comfort in the presence of humans—a trait that's been reinforced through domestication.
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But he felt the new AHA review was simply selecting the studies that reinforced its preconceived views.
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The richness and diversity of the collective images are reinforced with brief but starkly factual historical narratives.
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Hillary Clinton reinforced Barber's affirmation by voicing robust support for immigration reform, religious tolerance, and social justice.
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That reinforced expectations the European Central Bank will have to add further monetary stimulus to avert deflation.
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The ceilings are scorched black and barricades of concrete-reinforced sandbags still divide some rooms in two.
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Data on Friday showing German industrial orders fell far more than expected in May reinforced those expectations.
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Still, momentum was on its side, and Tyler Lyons (2-0) reinforced it with a clean ninth.
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The dollar's loss of upward momentum reinforced the view the currency is in a bear market trend.
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The incident also lays bare just how bad actors can be reinforced and amplified by Facebook's algorithms.
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For him, Britain's decision to leave the European Union in 2000 reinforced the allure of Macron's platform.
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"Opportunities for the identification of unvaccinated individuals and catch-up vaccination need to be reinforced," said Ammon.
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Chadwick said military and police numbers were at 10,500 in Santiago and would be reinforced where necessary.
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Chadwick said military and police numbers were at 10,500 in Santiago and would be reinforced where necessary.
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Residents and aid workers said barricades, trenches and roadblocks continue to be built and reinforced in Hodeidah.
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This also forced Trump to play Christian, which reinforced the conflation of Republican politics and religious values.
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The reports reinforced views the economy was firing on all cylinders after slowing early in the year.
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In these cases, self-tracking is reinforced by positive emotions, such as hope and feelings of agency.
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This information reinforced Thatcher's belief that the ANC was a "terrorist group" and a front for communists.
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The incident reinforced my belief that learning basic life-saving skills should be made mandatory for everybody.
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It reinforced my stance that I'd only accept them when they were accompanied by a short note.
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And she reinforced that essential value of empathy that my mother and my grandparents had taught me.
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Or if cat-lady princesses were a thing — but there were also looks that reinforced infantilizing messages.
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Rather, each branch received certain enumerated powers that were reinforced and/or checked by the other branches.
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"Reinforced as they were at the 2017 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting, those connections will last my lifetime."
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Concrete cores generally cost less than steel-frame cores, which must be reinforced to achieve comparable rigidity.
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But I feel that idea is reinforced by the people who are trying to sell them music.
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This was only reinforced by the questions from the police officers about my attire and body type.
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Last year, the country reinforced its position as the world's second-largest grower by area after Spain.
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By repeatedly running conservative candidates, West Virginia's Democrats have reinforced the state's rightward bent, with disastrous consequences.
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Questions (however unfair) about "secret" Wall Street speeches and the Clinton Foundation reinforced doubts about her motives.
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The television footage of Sadr voting reinforced his image as a maverick who appeals to Iraq's dispossessed.
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The tapestry has been cleaned, reinforced and restored at the Royal Manufacturers De Wit in Mechelen, Belgium.
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Her decision was reinforced by more family tragedies, when she lost two more close relatives to AIDS.
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The engineers who studied the photos and plans said the existing building had not been visibly reinforced.
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Unless they have been reinforced in recent years, such structures are easily damaged or destroyed by shaking.
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At first, the combination of a running midsole, adjustable ankle wrap, and reinforced toe box seems odd.
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Rules are posted on the scooters on signs around the city and reinforced in the app itself.
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These results reinforced the benefits of political and economic cooperation, and underscored the importance of American leadership.
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This message is reinforced with images of what looks like a horde of immigrants rushing the border.
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Trump's apparent willingness to break with GOP dogma on foreign policy and entitlements only reinforced this belief.
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Corporations, Gani argues, are a lot like machine learning, where ideal behavior is reinforced after repeated successes.
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Moscow's targets — Ukraine and Georgia — are now better armed, and economic sanctions against Moscow have been reinforced.
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We did not come to this conclusion lightly, and Russian actions since have only reinforced our position.
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His remarks also reinforced suspicions that he is sympathetic toward Vladimir Putin, Russia's authoritarian, anti-Western president.
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The roof and side and front walls are one piece and made with fiber-reinforced polymer skins.
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Teens deserve to be applauded and reinforced for their healthy choices, especially in their sex education classes.
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Sure the idea got him fired, but Jacobs only reinforced that this non-fashion had become fashionable.
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He reinforced these links when he began Jungian analysis at 26 in 1938 for alcoholism and depression.
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This powerful message is reinforced in every single film on this list in one way or another.
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The secret documents reinforced what historians already knew: that the British-led counter-insurgency had been merciless.
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The soft blanket has double stitched, reinforced edges so the inner stuffing won't break through the fabric.
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The "impeachment wall" as it has been nicknamed, is manned by police and reinforced by military personnel.
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And other new economic data further reinforced views that economic growth picked up in the second quarter.
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Features include a mezzanine level to protect against flooding, reinforced roofing and the use of strong cement.
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Earnest Desire will bring about Confident Expectation, and this in turn must be reinforced by Firm Demand.
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Trump's administration has secured the toughest-ever sanctions against North Korea, which were reinforced again last week.
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Terror attacks here and in Europe, and Mr. Trump's scaremongering, have reinforced the public's sense of siege.
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With each growing small business, communities are strengthened, jobs are created, and America's competitive advantage is reinforced.
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The theory has been reinforced by computer simulations that produce more intense storms with rising ocean temperatures.
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An invitation last September to attend a national team camp — "surrounded by greatness," she said — reinforced it.
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So Michelin made the car a special set of rubbers, with reinforced steel belts holding everything together.
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This is how Ana and Carlotta tell stories, one sentence reinforced by the other's swiftly incoming rejoinder.
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But instead of challenging this racist and fundamentally anti-democratic notion, center-left parties have reinforced it.
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And those fears tend to be reinforced, in particular, by the threat of black men with guns.
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That sense was reinforced after he had moved to the United States to study in the 21955s.
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Sports centers, cultural institutions and many shops in the area were closed, and security checks were reinforced.
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"Her natural secrecy has been reinforced by political practicality," said a person who advises the prime minister.
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President Obama reinforced his footing in entertainment with another performance -- this slow jammin' with Jimmy Fallon again.
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For Amtrak, the latest crash has reinforced the view that the railroad may be skimping on safety.
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New developments are invariably designed with open floor plans, a trend that's reinforced by ever-shrinking apartments.
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Its walls were reinforced with concrete, and it had an air pump powered by a hand crank.
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Mr. Martin noted that the lining had been reinforced and patched, and he took a tiny sample.
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The individually-wrapped coils and "reinforced quantum edge" of the Allswell Supreme give it superior edge support.
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Like many of his signature structures, the bridge, which opened in 1967, was built of reinforced concrete.
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Janet L. Yellen, the Fed's chairwoman, reinforced that expectation in a speech in Cleveland a week later.
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Clinton's campaign, said the inspector general's report reinforced Democrats' view of how the F.B.I. handled the election.
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"His eyes just reinforced the feeling that there was something supernatural about his abilities," Mr. Ganassi said.
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Writing daily obits only reinforced what I had long suspected: It is the best beat in journalism.
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As the cost of running for office increases, the advantages of wealth and social privilege are reinforced.
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Testimony of friends who were by his side during his last days and hours reinforced that skepticism.
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In Clinton's case, the falsehood reinforced existing claims that she had a habitual problem with the truth.
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With reinforced concrete walls and heavy glass, the building was the safest place to be, they decided.
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Though the bricks they created were small, they were stronger than steel-reinforced concrete, Dr. Qiao said.
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Wolf reinforced the deadline, reminding states that they have had 14 years to make the necessary changes.
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But now we don't have hate on the fringe; we have it reinforced in the White House.
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Toggle is developing a new fabrication of rebar for reinforced concrete and Dusty builds robot-powered tools.
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As a squad, Japan both reinforced their strengths and mitigated their weaknesses ahead of the World Cup.
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Corker reinforced that today that we need European support, so we'll wait and see what is done.
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That's reinforced by the fact that: They have virtually zero trust in the media's coverage of him.
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Was £21, now £309.903 Windproof Reinforced Frame Umbrella, Tested in 2309.90mph Winds, with a money back guarantee.
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While aides said the timing was random, it reinforced Mr. Trump's antipathy toward the law enforcement establishment.
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In Bush's case, California reinforced the results of the other major contests and effectively ended McCain's insurgency.
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These non-authoritarian Republicans likely have other misgivings about Trump that are reinforced by his recent pardons.
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A scattering of fashion features, including one in the November French Vogue, have reinforced her star status.
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This was reinforced in April at a tasting of a dozen different vintages stretching back to 21970.
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Its grand architectural scale is reinforced by two massive urns resplendent with clouds of smoke and flame.
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The possibility of support is reinforced by strong regulatory linkages between Australia and New Zealand banking authorities.
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Thank God for reinforced glass ... because it saved one little boy from becoming a hungry tiger's lunch.
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The coincidence cast a spooky aura over "Donuts," which was reinforced by the album's restless, desperate energy.
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The house had a reinforced security door and all of its windows were barred from the inside.
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His underlings, following their orders, threw a thousand men in single waves at the reinforced enemy lines.
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My ministry has reinforced to me the power and hope of work — because I've seen it firsthand.
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He has reinforced the stereotype of all missionaries as brash young colonizers trying to tame "primitive" tribes.
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Yet, some noted that the reinforced boardwalk does not extend to the western half of the peninsula.
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President Trump's public support for the protesters has only reinforced suspicions of a foreign hand at work.
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Cuba has denied involvement in any attacks and says it has reinforced security for U.S. diplomatic personnel.
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With the Supreme Court's recently reinforced five-justice conservative majority, that day of reckoning seems far off still.
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Ice-class tankers usually have double hulls, strengthened structures to withstand battering from the ice, and reinforced propellers.
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As the agent operates in the environment, actions that increase the value of the reward function get reinforced.
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In his remarks, Pence also reinforced the Trump administration's message that NATO members must spend more on defense.
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The hearing reinforced that Europe is going to be a lot more aggressive in regulating and scrutinizing Facebook.
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Trump's vice presidential running mate, Indiana Governor Mike Pence, also reinforced his support in television interviews on Monday.
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We ran additional tests on the data to control for political ideology, and the results reinforced our findings.
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And on social media, surrounded by like-minded friends and followers, opinions are reinforced and become more extreme.
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And over that the Chicago designers applied facades made mostly of a moldable, reinforced plaster material called staff.
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This idea was only reinforced by the kind of human women we saw on screen in Jurassic Park.
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It has reinforced 12 military observation posts in the region, and stepped up arms shipments to allied rebels.
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The bottom half of the frame reinforced two truths: Juan Soto and Cole are very good at baseball.
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And that's reinforced by interview segments with NBA stars like Donovan Mitchell, Reggie Jackson, and Karl-Anthony Towns.
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What if, in trying to be a man, I really just had womanhood reinforced deeper into my bones?
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That reinforced bets on a nearing Fed rate increase, even as other data showed U.S. inflation remained subdued.
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The creation of a populist, euroskeptic government in heavily indebted Italy last week has only reinforced this scepticism.
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His arguments are reinforced by film clips in which he variously looks startled, resolute or blows things up.
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But McBride also reinforced her belief that, in today's day and age, a makeup artist is indeed essential.
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This version of "An Enemy of the People" reinforced divisions, and allowed its audience to leave feeling smug.
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So a large perimeter has been set up, established and it is still being reinforced at this hour.
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Lew also reinforced the importance of approving and implementing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact, the statement said.
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A financial crisis in the early 1990s reinforced the sense that the country needed to become more competitive.
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Daniel's day at the airport reinforced his love of planes and his dream of becoming an airline pilot.
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Still, China's growing reliance on South American soybeans could be reinforced by a strong harvest in the region.
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Segalen writes, [I]s the Imagination weakened or reinforced when it comes face to face with the Real?
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In Haiti, these simply reinforced underlying vulnerability and made a mockery of the commitment to "build back better".
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The U.S. data reinforced views that the Fed would be in no rush to hike interest rates again.
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I think that also reinforced for me the good things I was doing and trusting in those things.
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Although not all women subscribe to the practice, the culture of chaupadi is reinforced through storytelling and myth.
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The Warp charger is larger than the regular power adapter and the orange cable is braided and reinforced.
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But the U.S. Department of Transportation said Newsom's comments last week reinforced the administration's concerns about the project.
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The data "reinforced the belief that the bull market is still intact," according to Robert W. Baird's Antonelli.
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These noble efforts, and others like them, are validated and reinforced when public-private partnerships like TechHire flourish.
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Congress has only reinforced America's electoral integrity once, in the aftermath of the "hanging chad" debacle in 20193.
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The goal is to create a deterrence force against Russia, with combined Lithuanian forces reinforced by NATO troops.
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In 2002, the court outlawed the execution of intellectually disabled capital defendants, a decision they reinforced in 2014.
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Mr Trump's recent abandonment of America's Kurdish allies in Syria not only reinforced this, but also undermined NATO.
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In January, DCCC polling in those districts reinforced the concern, according to several people briefed on the polls.
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Following the 9/11 attacks, airlines reinforced cockpit doors and the TSA rolled out advanced airport screening equipment.
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The drill has already negotiated one large cave, complete with stalactites, which had to be reinforced with concrete.
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"The FOMC reinforced the market's conviction," said Steve Blitz, chief U.S. economist at TS Lombard, in a note.
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This reinforced concerns that Canadians have taken on too much debt to get into the booming housing market.
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The rapidly delivered verdicts, Mr. Liu said in an interview, reinforced a sense of choreography about the proceedings.
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What I heard from talking to those suburban women reinforced my belief that all issues are women's issues.
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It's complicated to praise someone whose confidence already seems to be reinforced with steel and clad in granite.
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In his mind, anything that reinforced Pentagon leaders' desire to micromanage events halfway across the globe was problematic.
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Democrats find their low opinions of the president reinforced, and Trump's fans in the GOP applaud his gall.
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The blame falls squarely on decades of populist and unsustainable economic policies, reinforced by an increasingly authoritarian government.
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But the Fed's post-meeting statement reinforced expectations that Fed officials do not plan to wait much longer.
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The Legacy jeans have reinforced belt loops and double-needle stitching at high-stress points, like the crotch.
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Reinforced with "chew armor" these bird-shaped toys are bound to stick around even after a few tussles.
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They feature Scotchgard-treated leather uppers for water resistance, fleece-lined interiors, reinforced lace eyelets, and rugged outsoles.
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His division excised the attackers, assessed the damage, determined what reconnaissance Iran had conducted, and reinforced network defenses.
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It's really ingrained and socially reinforced––if I saw someone not tip, I would think less of them.
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During the event, Trump reinforced his intention to eventually begin a "phase two" of his new tax plan.
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But strong sales reinforced Samsung's commitment to the platform, and the Galaxy series is still going strong today.
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Blood Orange performances a couple years ago generally reinforced this impression, imparting the gift of their relaxed vibe.
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They're molded not in cast iron, which wouldn't hold the fine lines, but in glass-fiber-reinforced concrete.
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They're lightly textured, with a reinforced heel and toe for support, as well as a slip control footbed.
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The bottom of the bag is reinforced with an extra layer of polyester to make it even sturdier.
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Nervousness is reinforced by canceled warrants or material earmarked for delivery at above 30 percent of the total.
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The Houthis reinforced their defensive positions, deploying armored personnel and combat vehicles on the city streets, residents said.
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Public-health campaigns were also reinforced to further improve Singapore's already exemplary standards of cleanliness and public hygiene.
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And it's something that's been reinforced for 40 years by the Democratic Party and by the media narrative.
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I scoured the internet for girls' pants with capacious pockets and reinforced knees, and found maddeningly few options.
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NATO's secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, reinforced Mr. Bolton's directive during a gathering of the ambassadors on July 4.
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Still, I confess to a scintilla of admiration for Tillerson, reinforced by the foul manner of his firing.
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Sections of the reinforced glass splintered, sagged and eventually gave way and a group of demonstrators burst inside.
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This is reinforced later in the book when Markovits shows just how classically awful this meritocratic elite is.
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This reinforced something I've felt since the beginning of the Trump era: We're all in the ghetto now.
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It's now a big factor in Xi Jinping's China as well, reinforced through the prism of Chinese history.
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The message is reinforced by the ample cautionary signs advising against swimming, boating, or even touching the water.
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It was fascinating, and only reinforced my suspicion that The Americans is the smartest-run show on television.
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As the marines struggled to break down the reinforced steel door, he and Condor ducked into the bathroom.
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The results reinforced Disney's Thanksgiving dominance and proved that stories with Latino themes can have wide international appeal.
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Our economic divide has led to a political divide, and the political divide has reinforced the economic divide.
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The effort to mislead the public would then be reinforced by an effort to mislead the federal investigators.
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Scholars cringed at the clichés Mr. Burns's narrative reinforced and spent years correcting many of the documentary's simplifications.
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The offensive has been reinforced by elite army units and Iranian-backed militias, the defectors and residents said.
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But their statements also reinforced how much efforts to quantify the epidemic remain little more than rough estimates.
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The sense of community is reinforced by Pelham's myriad nonprofits, which recruit residents as participants, volunteers and donors.
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The size of the crowds, especially compared with Trump's inauguration, reinforced the fact that most Americans rejected Trumpism.
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The number of portraits reinforced for me just how critical this studio was in so many people's lives.
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He remarks that the Belvédère was the first building in the world to be made with reinforced concrete.
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And again, this has just reinforced that some of these things are very durable and difficult to change.
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And the French have just reinforced us in Syria with special forces, here, in the last two weeks.
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Mr. Vucic reinforced his image as an indispensable international partner during the campaign by meeting with world leaders.
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We patrolled in small fire teams, larger reinforced squads and platoon-size groups of 30 to 40 men.
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But we must also set new goals reinforced by sustainable action to completely solve the clean water crisis.
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Many women feel a sense of obligation, reinforced by daily double standards, to apologize for taking up space.
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Esper said he had reinforced the "no retaliation" message in a conversation with the secretary of the Army.
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On the fantail amidships was a reinforced steel tripod that supported an 81-millimeter heavy mortar with another .
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UBS Wealth Management told clients that the ruling only reinforced belief that a no-deal Brexit on Oct.
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The recent hiring of a right-wing figure to help manage its news tab has reinforced those fears.
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Zodiac said most capacity issues had been addressed but that its own supply chain needed to be reinforced.
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In fact, those measures reinforced the North Korean extortion tactics passed on from grandfather to father to son.
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The Communist government's introduction of an official Romanization system in the 256s reinforced standardized pronunciation for Chinese characters.
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When I retired in 2005, I lived in Chicago, which only reinforced my positive relationship with the fans.
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That was reinforced by the Fed's Beige Book report on Wednesday showing worker shortages persisting in early July.
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In the digital age, conspiracy driven paranoia can be easily reinforced with the click of a mouse button.
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The Chinese have been creating harbors, runways and reinforced hangars big enough for military aircraft on the islands.
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Eight drilled reinforced foundations were installed, four for each pylon, reaching 150 to 4323 feet down to bedrock.
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And as I outlined yesterday, I ran into my own issues with the reinforced version of the handset.
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He argues that the divergence in foundational principles reinforced the rural-urban divides of history, economy and geography.
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Not only has Hart Island erected literal barriers to entry, but the area has reinforced harsh social borders.
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The creation of a populist, eurosceptic government in heavily indebted Italy last week has only reinforced this scepticism.
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But while these divides run deep, they are also simplistic stereotypes that are reinforced by ignorance and insults.
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The tires are still legal for road use but they were reinforced to withstand these extremely high speeds.
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He also reinforced his position on arming "firearms adept" teachers with guns as a deterrent to mass shooters.
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No keys, either; my door, which was reinforced with iron studs, opened and closed with a basic latch.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics warned against it as early as 1993, saying it reinforced anxiety and shame.
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"The border and the illegal crossings are reinforced," Julián Pacheco, the Honduran security minister, told reporters on Tuesday.
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This reinforced the need to make congressional emancipation conditioned on compensating them, which put abolitionists in a bind.
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U.N. security was reinforced at the meeting, where Tuniyaz was accompanied by more than a dozen Chinese diplomats.
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Monday's town hall reinforced what has been the growing narrative on Capitol Hill: Democrats can't agree on impeachment.
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This dichotomy is reinforced by a culture-nature dynamic embedded in his use of synthetic and organic materials.
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The USGS assessment of the Permian at 0.83 billion barrels of recoverable reserves reinforced our domestic oil bounty.
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Lagarde's nomination has reinforced financial market expectations of more monetary policy easing if needed, pulling bond yields lower.
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Environmental groups said the report reinforced their calls for the United States to take action on climate change.
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