You talk about issues that are relevant to working people, issues that are relevant to low income people, issues that are relevant to young people, and you grow the voter base.
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Of course the league is relevant to contemporary America — as the Beatles are relevant to rock 'n' roll.
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"Stores, while still extremely relevant to Best Buy, need investment and must be continually evolved to remain relevant to consumers," Saunders said.
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Your job this summer is to tell us what's relevant to you and what's not relevant to you in Home Depot, in-store and online.
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She added that the facts were uncomfortable but relevant to her legal recommendation not to charge the officers because they would be relevant to a jury.
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Trump Tower Moscow is relevant to meddling Mueller's memo lays out how the Trump Tower Moscow project is relevant to Russia's election meddling during the 2016 campaign.
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Professional people are staring at Slack all day long and sharing stories relevant to work (also stories not relevant to work, but that their colleagues may find entertaining).
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" The anchor rejected Blake's assertion that his arguments were relevant to the discussion and said his criticism "is not relevant to the conversation we're having," telling him to "save it for later.
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The future of tech is relevant to every American's life.
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One is relevant to Thursday's hearing; the other is not.
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It's relevant to Red Hook, which is near the water.
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That's the only thing that is relevant to your decision.
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Staying relevant to big tech firms is not easy, however.
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Who has the most knowledge that's relevant to your problem?
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Love is not relevant to liberation without principled political action.
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These notions are relevant to the emerging 'Internet of Things'.
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I don't think my politics are relevant to the discussion.
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Investigators believe he has "significant information" relevant to the probe.
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Goal: Crowdsourced listings for events relevant to the Include mission.
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Two clauses of the Constitution are relevant to this question.
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A presidential candidate's health, meanwhile, is actually relevant to voters.
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That is directly relevant to his job refereeing wrestling matches.
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There's evidence that it's very relevant to Trump's own base.
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Yes, this is relevant to the plot, more or less.
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They just don't think it is relevant to their life.
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Read More: This sign is relevant to my interests pic.twitter.
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Which ones feel most relevant to you and your family?
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Mr. Comey's testimony could be relevant to Mr. Mueller's investigations.
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How is it relevant to broader questions in the field?
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Democrats say that the Bidens aren't relevant to the investigation.
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The study is especially relevant to China in other ways.
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It's a story that's relevant to anyone who buys clothes.
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This is a fascinating subject, relevant to contemporary political ideology.
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Moreover, Trump's offense is directly relevant to the 2020 election.
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The federal statute that is most directly relevant to Mrs.
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"That movie is very relevant to what's happening today," she says.
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There are certain things that are not relevant to the confirmation.
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Those same APIs are trained to recognize what's relevant to Wimbledon.
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Today, people want to see things that are relevant to them.
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This is relevant to Democratic attempts to reverse mass incarceration, too.
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Is this topic relevant to the main objective of the presentation?
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He obviously was most relevant to why we know him today.
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But they're doing the right things to stay relevant to customers.
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Motus gives you that—the forces that are relevant to injury.
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In most cases, it's hardly important or relevant to the movie.
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Surely that's relevant to everyone with a stake in this process?
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Now such newspapers are struggling to remain relevant to diminished readerships.
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Also contextually relevant to this story: I'm almost 6 feet tall.
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On the other hand, maybe this is more relevant to you:
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I think it's also kind of relevant to my life now.
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The letter is intended to be relevant to all age groups.
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Harry Potter is more relevant to your daily life than contention.
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Seems Jussie's sexual preference is definitely relevant to the alleged attack.
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Other countries will see info from sources relevant to their area.
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Then it was so relevant to today at the same time.
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Look for local influencers who will be relevant to your audience.
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"That's very relevant to what I'm doing at Google," Kurzweil said.
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She didn't understand that because it felt very relevant to her.
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"Of course it is relevant to the discussion," Harlow shot back.
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"But the information is also relevant to the producer," she said.
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Those phones could contain data relevant to criminal or terrorism cases.
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The topics consist of information relevant to the tab you've selected.
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ACKMAN: BOTTOM LINE IS – WAPNER: BUT IT'S RELEVANT TO THIS CONVERSATION.
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So the-- they're more upset because it's more relevant to them.
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We are able to show targeted advertising that's relevant to people.
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He overheard a phone call with Trump relevant to the inquiry.
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RUBIO: Megyn, this is why this is relevant to this election.
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And here, one more relevant to George R. R. Martin devotees.
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And I feel all those things are relevant to a picture.
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"It's astonishingly relevant to 2016 without doing a thing to it."
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But these actions are undoubtedly relevant to any potential impeachment inquiry.
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That's what makes him so relevant to your current predicament, Virgo.
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But until recently, ethics did not seem relevant to many students.
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"It would have been very relevant to my inquiry," she said.
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Are you sure you've told me everything relevant to her response?
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So it's likely not relevant to the criminal case against Wilson.
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Because I do think it's relevant to what you do now.
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"Yair and the others aren't relevant to this story," he said.
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" He added that those efforts "cover issues relevant to the elections.
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It's relevant to mention here that my girlfriend is, um, voluptuous.
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That's the part that I think is relevant to this discussion.
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Neither, he said, was relevant to the facts of the case.
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Are there other issues that are relevant to your school community?
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Some Democrats say the Bidens are not relevant to this case.
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" Prince Charles called the Holocaust's lessons "searingly relevant to this day.
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Find an episode that sounds relevant to an issue you're having.
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State elections are not always seen as relevant to national politics.
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However, the reduction will still be relevant to our credit assessment.
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WE ARE ABLE TO SHOW TARGETED ADVERTISING THAT'S RELEVANT TO PEOPLE.
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A few things make Medea's story particularly relevant to our moment.
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Their last album is also particularly relevant to the scene's history.
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This theme of responsible and responsive leadership, it's kind of relevant to me as Chairman of Baker McKenzie, it's kind of relevant to the UK, to my home, to global, you know, global world-, SS: Okay.
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This aspect of Imani's political ethos is particularly relevant to the work of engaging communities that are politically detached, or groups of people who may not feel that a particular political issue is relevant to them.
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Periscope is still relevant to Twitter for the same reasons Vine wasn't.
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This work is exciting and feels relevant to many of today's concerns.
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"I didn't touch anything that was relevant to the case," she said.
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Find influencers who are relevant to your audience, both geographically and socially.
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We don't need to make GoPro relevant to everybody to be successful.
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There are other laws that are relevant to Trump's interactions with Ukraine.
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It also empowers Nunes to request witness testimony relevant to the investigation.
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A third lesson is relevant to both parties, but to Republicans especially.
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DACA is relevant to our team members and the communities we serve.
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Nevertheless, the new Trump orders are still plenty relevant to Treasury today.
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Is Sydney (Chloe Bridges) still relevant to this plot line at all?
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Minnie Mouse: relevant to every generation's trends for the past eight decades.
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This allows the device to display information most relevant to the user.
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It's more of an aesthetic concern than one relevant to human health.
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Particularly relevant to This Place are two photo-based shows I organized.
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O'Connell told Vox the the law isn't just relevant to Trump's administration.
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Brown's anecdote is more relevant to her work than one might think.
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FEINBERG: My own ethnicity is not relevant to the question I'm asking.
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That information is almost never relevant to the merits of the prosecution.
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No. Because those things are in no way relevant to a case.
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"Content and news relevant to you will always be valuable," Murdoch said.
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Investigators believe Kushner has significant information relevant to their inquiry, officials said.
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It's especially relevant to understanding the American condition, both then and now.
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Ask investors highly specific operational or finance questions relevant to your business.
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"This includes a review of records relevant to the nomination," Foy said.
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This is a mantra that is relevant to hurricanes and other disasters.
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Beijing is far away, and international politics aren't relevant to our lives.
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"It doesn't seem relevant to approving a deal like this," Stephenson continued.
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The condition has to be relevant to the purpose of the grant.
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Knowing how to track and kill one is more relevant to survival.
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They basically know almost nothing that would be relevant to the election.
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If they are successful, the findings won't just be relevant to soldiers.
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But it obviously is relevant to the current , and culture in general.
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But it's the second riff that is most relevant to the moment.
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And is this relevant to our consideration of a historic legal document?
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A movie can seem relevant to current circumstances without being too specific.
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Each monument will be placed at a site relevant to the woman.
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Disneyland needs to evolve to stay relevant to new generations of children.
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"We're trying to make it relevant to the customers," Ms. Stoyanova said.
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FG: It's very relevant to what's happening now because there is nostalgia.
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Did this feel relevant to today's online communities, and if so, how?
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Because it's gonna be relevant to what we're talking about later. Sure.
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Cinemas are less culturally relevant to young people than they once were.
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A more recent example relevant to the U.S. may be Eastern Europe.
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Am I saying that there are no new ideas relevant to policy?
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It's unclear if the recording will become relevant to Trump's impeachment trial.
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All of these disparate subjects, somehow, seemed relevant to Mr. Doctorow's novel.
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How can you make this week's Super Bowl relevant to your curriculum?
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We examined other Navy episodes directly relevant to today's situation with Iran.
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"It doesn't seem relevant to approving a deal like this," he added.
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"I do not believe it's relevant to his credibility," Jackson said Wednesday.
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It doesn't feel relevant to be thinking about things like Roth IRAs.
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How does Margaritaville make itself more relevant to people in their 28s?
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Simply put, it's Lesser's job to make commercials more relevant to people.
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Victoria's Secret and Agent Provocateur are just not relevant to them anymore.
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"Doctors like to study things which are relevant to doctors," he said.
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Unions need to modernise themselves to prove more relevant to the members.
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The distinction between documentary and fiction isn't always relevant to her work.
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Keep your audience in mind and choose colors relevant to your buyers.
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Why is that relevant to the Section 301 move now being discussed?
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Let the accuser determine what is relevant to the one being accused.
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In those cases their Judaism is relevant to recalling that immigrant experience.
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No operational details relevant to the continuing war in 1971 were revealed.
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This day is particularly relevant to us today in the United States.
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In Act I, the people onstage had to feel relevant to me.
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Out of about 50 leads, only one may be relevant to me.
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The museum's exhibition programming also strives to be relevant to contemporary audiences.
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How is any of this relevant to our day-to-day lives?
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Perhaps more relevant to Cormier and his height disadvantage is Rambaa Somdet.
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But most relevant to my kvetch: Elizabeth Sloane friendless, unmarried, and romantically unattached.
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That seems relevant to whether he performed well or poorly in that section.
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He also said that his testimony would not be relevant to the investigation.
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Now all this doesn't mean that climate change isn't relevant to this story.
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These questions are highly relevant to the worlds explored in the nominated documentaries.
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Did you have to feel like you stayed relevant to what's happening now?
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Nunes may subpoena witnesses and records relevant to the investigation with Schiff's agreement.
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Manafort's position in the campaign was directly relevant to that allegation, Andres argued.
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The documents the House seeks are relevant to the investigation, the majority said.
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But does that really make Weiner's sex life relevant to Clinton's presidential campaign?
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They wanted to know about local events that were immediately relevant to them.
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Those playlists aren't necessarily relevant to the story, or organized for emotional effect.
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And more relevant to that side are the arguments on sovereignty and immigration.
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So a lot of it is to be more relevant to the consumer.
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Sixteen years later, this technology couldn't ever be more relevant — to me, anyhow.
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Some of the time, these scenes were relevant to a character's story arc.
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It seems fair to ask whether these reasons are relevant to 2017 America.
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" Feinberg said, "My own ethnicity is not relevant to the question I'm asking.
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More relevant to the immediate negotiations, the prime minister made two new offers.
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Who knows if the FBI has uncovered anything relevant to it as well.
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The companies said it does not contain details relevant to a search query.
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GIBRALTAR'S CHIEF MINISTER SAYS PROVENANCE OF GRACE 1 NOT RELEVANT TO GIBRALTAR'S DECISION
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This is also relevant to where OpenSignal wants to develop as a business.
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But the film's version of policing seems even more relevant to modern America.
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Mr Edy's victory is relevant to next year's presidential race for three reasons.
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Rogers' words extended far beyond the screen and remain relevant to this day.
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I try and only play music that is still relevant to me emotionally.
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Centuries later, Norse mythology appears to only be increasingly relevant to contemporary culture.
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I'm attracted to those things because they feel like they're relevant to art.
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But one story featured in the book is particularly relevant to companies today.
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These changes are highly relevant to the way the IC reacts and adapts.
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Many also include topics not relevant to climate science in their lesson plans.
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One example -- perhaps relevant to the Dubai Police's efforts -- emerged recently from Russia.
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Martin O'Malley, the third-place candidate, could be relevant to the race's outcome.
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Is the card being used at a merchant that's relevant to the consumer?
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My goal is to stay fresh, to stay relevant, to stay on fire.
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Dove argued that precedent is relevant to the debate over leadership term limits.
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Kennedy insisted those comments were "not relevant" to the discussion about the shutdown.
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Our political opinions are not relevant to innocence or guilt under the law.
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Cifuentes' "unorthodox interests and beliefs" were also deemed "not relevant" to the case.
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After all, many factors beyond the debates are relevant to the November election.
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Keep it simple, and include the information that's most relevant to each investor.
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Sixteen percent said that their vote isn't relevant to Trump and his policies.
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Click it, and check off the boxes that are relevant to your needs.
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Secondly, early stage tech companies which are relevant to content and content creators.
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But these were legal briefings "to explain the law" relevant to the program.
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Schatz will speak more generally on legislation relevant to startups and venture capital.
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It's confusing, and worse, it's not really relevant to identifying high quality stocks.
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I picked out different paragraphs that seemed to be relevant to different subjects.
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Is it because April has medical expertise relevant to the situation at hand?
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At first, the opera seemed relevant to today's re-evaluation of gender norms.
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Because of its uncanny prescience, it seems relevant to ask when it's set.
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Please note that some KPIs are not relevant to some types of businesses.
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It doesn't sound old, everything he does is so relevant to the present.
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By the way, I think it's relevant to be talking about this now.
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In return, companies would show them ads that were actually relevant to them.
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What people are like offscreen is often relevant to what they're like onscreen.
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"The sale price isn't so relevant to us — it's inflated," Mr. Danese said.
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Ms. Schapiro has held several top regulatory posts relevant to the brokerage business.
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"Thanks, but perhaps these resources are more relevant to reforesting Europe," Lorenzoni said.
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I steer them away from posting content that isn't relevant to the app.
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I'd been following this since before it was relevant to my daily life.
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The whole idea of traditional retirement isn't as relevant to the self-employed.
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Here are the findings most relevant to our discussion: This is not dispositive.
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Indeed, should voters even consider onstage debate skills as relevant to government leadership?
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Only reading materials relevant to the trial are permissible on the floor. Sen.
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"They made it very relevant to the case," the Trump team member said.
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"A lot of the traditional statistics are not relevant to performance," Keppler explained.
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Leon said the subpoena could "reasonably produce information relevant" to the committee's inquiry.
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The team works hard to ensure Siri responses are relevant to all customers.
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This is why St. Benedict of Nursia is so relevant to Christians today.
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The legislative branch hasn't felt all that relevant to governing under President Obama.
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As expected, all of the expanded versions are relevant to the apronym clue.
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What happens if the community relevant to an archive is forced to relocate?
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It's a cousin of stand-up, and it's quite relevant to the field.
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Many tools designed for B2B marketing in general are also relevant to investors.
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But Blumenthal argued that the issues are indeed relevant to the transportation sector.
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But many of the questions for buying a gun aren't relevant to voting.
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A third case is also relevant to Payne-Elliott's suit against the archdiocese.
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This certainly made the issues on the news much more relevant to them.
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Then I go on with the questions that are relevant to my assessment.
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For better or worse, he kept the sport relevant to the general public.
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I think highly relevant to where we are in American politics today, actually.
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That case did two things that would become relevant to later abortion lawmaking.
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But the book it's based on is more relevant to our blandly hateful present.
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"It's not even really relevant to the show," said Nina Jacobson, an executive producer.
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The project, relevant to every community, stood out in a sea of powerful contenders.
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They're getting more relevant to both copper price and copper pricing by the day.
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The acquisition of AEF was relevant to the parent in terms of geographical diversification.
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It's because, in economic policy, they don't seem relevant to getting the policies right.
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This is 100% relevant to her current loops, although I'm not entirely sure how.
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Anthony Weiner&aposs laptop that potentially were relevant to the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Startup Rules 101 indicate that a business needs to be locally relevant to succeed.
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" Adele then said, "She's f—ing engaged — you're not even relevant to be here!
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Chutkan said the videos were not relevant to whether Butina should stay behind bars.
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The things that were relevant to us a year ago are now considered obsolete.
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It's certainly relevant to mention Kahn is currently promoting an upcoming tell-all book.
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Finally, there will also be some ballot initiatives that are relevant to voting rights.
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Far more relevant to lawmakers are the long-run effects of immigration on wages.
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The most relevant to Californians at the moment, of course, is emergency backup power.
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Like cat food or baby clothes, Mother's Day is simply not relevant to me.
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It's also many times more relevant to the average person's experience than, say, Weinstein.
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But they do embed two big changes that are directly relevant to Big Tech.
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His whistle-blowing website might release "a lot more material" relevant to the election.
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All at once, this world of TV dating became way more relevant to me.
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"It's very relevant to think about both machine intelligence and human intelligence," explained Goldberg.
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She said the ink and toner argument was not relevant to the FTC's case.
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It is also not clear if any of this is relevant to Trump, personally.
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Machine learning is the branch of AI that is most relevant to these firms.
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Plus, there are plenty of times Explore doesn't produce content that's relevant to you.
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I like how the product placement in this movie is relevant to the plot.
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For anything where people come together for a cause, it seems relevant to wear.
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Such reforms, though, would be relevant to only a tiny fraction of the workforce.
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DeepMind only has access to data that is relevant to the detection of AKI.
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LG: Although, this topic today is probably something that is relevant to Louie's generation.
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Presidential campaigns essentially serve to vet candidates on issues relevant to governing the country.
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Under "Your Interests," you can see what categories Facebook thinks are relevant to you.
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Information is personalized, timely and relevant to the citizen all in a single location.
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Anyone with information relevant to this case is asked to call (360) 452-4545.
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But yesterday, the reality series broached a topic relevant to many women: fertility difficulties.
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Dump anything that isn't relevant to the story you're trying to tell right now!
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I have an advanced degree in a field that is relevant to the business.
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The Intelligence Committee this week subpoenaed Flynn for documents relevant to its Russia investigation.
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The one that's most relevant to my life is The Clash by The Clash.
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I've never considered a single tech press event to be relevant to my life.
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It's pretty obvious which parts of his record are most relevant to this nomination.
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The fact that this happened in 1977 was also relevant to the song's selection.
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Often physicians make great efforts to inform patients of facts relevant to their decision.
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Check off the boxes that are relevant to your needs and then select "Clear."
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It has to be as important and interesting and relevant to this guy's life.
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The first fiction is that somehow Shkreli is relevant to the debate over REMS.
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The accused argued the internal World Bank documents could be relevant to their defense.
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There is one section, 212(f), that is particularly relevant to the Muslim ban.
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They will be noted entrepreneurs, investors and technologists with experience relevant to the category.
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As such, fundamentals are less relevant to the stock performance in the near term.
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So understanding the relationship between Trump and the Agalarovs is clearly relevant to collusion.
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It's a brief moment, one that's not all that relevant to Crazy Eyes' backstory.
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Both issues are relevant to Mr. Trump and the investigation into Russia's election interference.
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Pick things you enjoy or things that are relevant to your previous job experience.
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El Espace is a column dedicated to news and culture relevant to Latinx communities.
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Mr. Gowdy asked the department to provide all emails and documents relevant to Mrs.
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The work is "relevant to what's happening in contemporary dance culture," Mr. Edelman said.
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But Saez and Diamond dispute whether these model findings are relevant to lived reality.
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No cultural emblem is as relevant to the millennial generation as Sonic the Hedgehog.
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He lives in a different era and is no longer relevant to most generations.
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"I would've been really upset if we hadn't seemed relevant to her," he said.
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Certainly, since he was elected, things have blown up in areas relevant to ethics.
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C-SPAN tweeted a 2012 video clip relevant to the former congressman's new role.
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Third, how is the Mueller investigation relevant to the impeachment case against Mr. Trump?
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"Prices are at levels that make it relevant to consider restarting production," he said.
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I follow people whose work is relevant to my own and very few others.
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I tried to only talk about economics where it's directly relevant to the plot.
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"We wanted to provide a benefit that is relevant to our customers," she said.
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So if he is ousted from the presidency, it won't be relevant to stocks.
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Finally, to increase patient-level competition we need to make prices relevant to patients.
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Bolton's lawyer, in particular, has said he will have information relevant to the trial.
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"It adds to the work and is relevant to the space," Ms. Griffin said.
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Its lead also helps identify and ensure provision of resources relevant to assistance engagements.
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"Neuroscience will be really relevant to AI in over the longer term," he says.
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Each season, I've found it more relevant to reflect the times in the work.
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Just make sure you frame them as directly relevant to you and the business.
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Our research thus far has yielded significant insights relevant to the border security debate.
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But it could also be relevant to witnesses who seek to resist impeachment subpoenas.
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BLAKE: But it's relevant —HEMMER: It is not relevant to the conversation we're having.
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Pyongyang has also been known to export dual use materials relevant to nuclear activities.
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Here are the top 10 brands most relevant to millennials, according to Prophet. 1.
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The key will be to make that business relevant to retailers again, he said.
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The app also curates news relevant to your loved one's illness, disability or condition.
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His coaching staff and his players need only the snippets relevant to their work.
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Intent, as we shall see, is relevant to the possibility of a criminal charge.
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It's smart to be as relevant to the time that you're trying to reflect.
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The cluing today was typically Cox/Rathvon: genius, loopy and relevant to the text.
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What's relevant to me is are you pushing out bad information about my policies?
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" "Every time German politics become relevant to an international audience it's probably bad news.
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The question is particularly relevant to AI, which seeks to create a truly superintelligent machine.
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Whether or not Kavanaugh committed a serious sex crime is directly relevant to the job.
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But it's still unclear whether the NTP findings are genuine or even relevant to people.
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We wanted something tropical, but also something that's very relevant to right here, right now.
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This is another one of those bands that is almost too relevant to my interests.
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But these patterns aren't just for the pros — they're relevant to recreational bowlers as well.
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"The imagery and symbolism of transportation technologies is really relevant to these discussions," he continued.
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They could, if they wanted to, be funny and deploy references relevant to popular culture.
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Excellent question, and one that is particularly relevant to the tech-savvy readers of Mashable.
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MUSEUMS USED TO stand for something old, dusty, boring and barely relevant to real life.
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But the sheriff said that, legally, Drejka's history isn't relevant to the July 19 shooting.
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Lisa pushed back, making it clear ... in her book, it's not relevant to Kobe's legacy.
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Law's Mississippi Bubble appears most relevant to what is going on today in crypto-currencies.
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Quantum computing may not be relevant to many applications today, but next year who knows?
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Steele's alleged lying "is relevant to his credibility as a source," Grassley and Graham said.
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It deals with ideas that are relevant to everyone, to all mankind in a way.
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The project did more than echo history -- it made the battle relevant to present day.
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It helps with GE's desire for ideas that are contemporary and relevant to younger audiences.
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How are you personalizing the content to make it relevant to my interests and choices?
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Putney said other portions of the video not released were not relevant to the shooting.
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" The singer then said, "She's f—ing engaged — you're not even relevant to be here!
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The drugs recommended are FDA approved for humans, but do have data relevant to dogs.
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A Twitter spokesman argued the study was not relevant to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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It may be more relevant to ask if someone is a cat or a dog.
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A cautionary tale about a brutal, amoral dictator has evidently felt relevant to people lately.
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On the surface, it may seem like a story that's highly relevant to millennial interests.
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Where it is today is the specials are not relevant to what happens in November.
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They're very relevant to the silhouettes we're seeing in streetwear right now: oversized, minimal, slick.
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This is a somewhat obscure-sounding topic, but it's directly relevant to Trumpian economic themes.
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The committee issued Flynn a subpoena on Wednesday for documents relevant to the Russia probe.
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Warren implicitly assumes that only the enforcement decision in Microsoft was relevant to Google's rise.
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This question is especially relevant to the far-right media outlets that thrived on Trump.
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Two national parks, meanwhile, also sent some tweets about issues relevant to Trump administration policy.
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Such evidence can still be presented if it is considered highly relevant to the case.
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The word does not appear in any federal statute that&aposs relevant to this case.
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Do you read the earning calls of Cisco or IBM (or others relevant to you)?
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The agency only has so much time to develop new rules relevant to the bill.
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Nixon, which placed limits on the president's ability to withhold information relevant to criminal investigations.
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Mr Riza is among several people the Justice Department claims are "relevant" to its case.
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"Lo and behold, it was relevant to all populations, regardless of race," said Dr. Burchard.
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"The question of where the next one might appear is very relevant to this caldera."
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We're as relevant to a new creative generation as we were to an older generation.
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What results is a sumptuous period piece with lessons that are relevant to women today.
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Call him a medical millennial questioning a past that seems barely relevant to his present.
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And my Climate Corporation experience is also highly relevant to parts of fintech and agriculture.
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It's probably more relevant to introspection than, say, something you would experience in a club.
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In its election manifesto, BJP promised to make nuclear doctrine relevant to contemporary security challenges.
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They advocate every day on issues relevant to their missions and the people they serve.
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It is a genuinely big deal that is directly relevant to his performance in office.
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It's going to be tough to parse it for the information that's relevant to you.
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How was that old video relevant to the shooting if this newly released video isn't?
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He could also keep any information from the public that is relevant to ongoing investigations.
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How is MINEFIELD relevant to younger people who have no memory of the Falklands conflict?
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SF: As a traveling exhibition, SubUrbanisms tries to address issues relevant to its host communities.
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Perhaps most poignantly relevant to Americans this week is Morrison's seminal work on American whiteness.
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This is a message that is relevant to all women, from all around the world.
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It's not an active rejection — it's just like, 'This doesn't feel relevant to my life.
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Some of these tasks may seem oddly fundamental, and they aren't all relevant to everyone.
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Of course it's relevant to Germany what happens in the United States, our closest ally.
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The flash acidification and mass extinction, though ancient events, are relevant to our modern world.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia, said Biden&aposs testimony is "relevant" to Trump&aposs impeachment.
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These days, companies have made themselves relevant to customers by quickly responding to news cycles.
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We also encourage you to interview experts whose work is relevant to your chosen topic.
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She is also from the United States which means this information is relevant to us.
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Mascara, the long-standing staple of makeup, is becoming less relevant to today's beauty rituals.
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Conveniently, however, they are relevant to deregulation legislation currently making its way through the House.
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China's National People's Congress (NPC) also made several other moves relevant to the financial sector.
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The state of play: This document is relevant to the U.S. and the 2020 elections.
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Name Withheld Your driver's race or parental status isn't relevant to what you should do.
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Sexual preferences, according to Chapman's worldview, are not necessarily relevant to expressing and receiving love.
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Let's call it a showcase of journalism by The Times about, and relevant to, Canada.
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But this 2017 piece by Sapna Maheshwari is relevant to the above discussion about SDKs.
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"Those messages are also deeply relevant to this investigation and the impeachment inquiry," Schiff added.
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The timetable "is not something that's relevant" to Americans in the region, Pompeo told CNN.
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Check out the Disrupt Berlin agenda and find the topics most relevant to your interests.
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Gender is not a concept that should be relevant to most social or professional interactions.
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This finely directed suspense drama has the added benefit of being relevant to today's geopolitics.
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Yet he intentionally keeps vacant EVERY diplomatic position that is relevant to solving this crisis.
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So a server inside the DNC was not relevant to our determination to the attribution.
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We're always working to show people the search results and predictions most relevant to them.
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Most people need to know a few things that are highly relevant to their job.
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The 124-year-old brand had ceased to be relevant to consumers, and it showed.
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So museums are seeking more novel ways to make themselves relevant to an adolescent audience.
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Why is this relevant to the question of exercising while you&aposre injured or sick?
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But, for me, the Ramona stories are still entirely relevant to our messier, complex world.
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This helps make "We Are Displaced" relatable and relevant to a wide range of readers.
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When it came out, it wasn't relevant, but now it's so relevant to our generation.
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He didn't make her famous; he made her relevant to the only culture that matters.
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CO: Why do you think that women's sexual pleasure was not considered relevant to art?
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You can even choose filters to see only the space news that's relevant to your interests.
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These emails are clearly relevant to the ongoing obstruction of justice investigation afflicting the White House.
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The government later removed nine types of crime relevant to bankruptcies, financial trading and intellectual property.
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For example, Spitz noted one aspect that could have been relevant to JonBenet's cause of death.
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As a result, subjects that are specifically relevant to women get very little exposure, Yahye explained.
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Cashin said the markets anticipate "a showdown coming relevant to the State of the Union" address.
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Megan: This is really superficial, but obviously relevant to Logan: old men make me incredibly sad.
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In other countries where the show airs, the show has included characters relevant to local issues.
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They learn about stuff relevant to their families, jobs, and hobbies, and not much beyond that.
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Twitter is trying to make it easier for users to find content relevant to their interests.
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The stickers that appear first will be the ones most relevant to the keywords you typed.
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The button resides next to a Trump quote that's relevant to whomever that organization is representing.
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There is a passage in the middle of the book that felt particularly relevant to today.
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The FBI found new information that's potentially relevant to the investigation we all thought was over.
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It makes the home feed more personalized and recommendations more relevant to your tastes and interests.
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I travel a lot and I see interesting brands that I think are relevant to us.
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" On whether the Steele dossier is relevant to the probe: "It is Bob Mueller's responsibility now.
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I pretty much applied for any positions I could find that seemed relevant to my career.
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Or perhaps more relevant to Australia, the value comes to more than 12 Sydney Opera houses.
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Waters said the committee's purview in those fields is relevant to investigating Flynn's calls to Russia.
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The roof tiles are handsome, but all the details relevant to their commercial prospects remain unknown.
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The companies are also asking to criminalize copyright-infringing video streaming—highly relevant to Lackman's situation.
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This has meant ads that are not relevant to users can often be served onto pages.
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But it's also relevant to a large number of issues on which Congress has backed Trump.
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Her message, straight from the 1990s, does not seem relevant to a largely thriving, multicultural society.
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Or does it say something about Britain becoming less interesting and less relevant to the world?
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From the beginning, the social network's news feed curated information that was most relevant to you.
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Deadspin will write only about sports and that which is relevant to sports in some way.
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Manafort also provided investigators with shifting accounts about information relevant to another Department of Justice investigation.
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Is your own history with the artist, work, genre or topic relevant to explaining your take?
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They are teen-agers and want to be amused by stuff actually relevant to their lives.
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Juries in judicial override states take less time reviewing and discussing the evidence relevant to sentencing.
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People want convenience, speed, simplicity and a tailored experience that's relevant to them and their situation.
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But in the age of Snapchat, it's more relevant to say everyone gets their 10 seconds.
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This she did, reporting that the documents contained nothing relevant to the cause of the crash.
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As a result, the legacy monetary union Country Ceilings are no longer relevant to Fitch's coverage.
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All this talk of 600-degree ovens was starting to feel awfully relevant to my situation.
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They realized that her emails might be relevant to the F.B.I.'s completed investigation into Mrs.
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"If you're not talking about equal pay, you're just not relevant to working women," Shuler said.
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The subpoena requests documents relevant to the Committee's investigation into Russian interference with the 2016 election.
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"I started this project 10 years ago and it was relevant to me then," he says.
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Then strategic framing can help—crafting an argument to make it relevant to someone's personal beliefs.
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Most relevant to the average player is the save state option — Nintendo calls them suspend points.
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Certain potential crimes relevant to Trump associates, like bank fraud, violate both federal and state law.
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Google routinely denies TVCs access to information that is relevant to our jobs and our lives.
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Trans youth deserve to be provided sexual health education that is relevant to their specific needs.
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The UpCodes suit, and the other cases that came before it, aren't just relevant to builders.
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The east side is just one borough and also it's not relevant to my life experiences.
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Little on her résumé is directly relevant to the big, difficult job that she nonetheless wants.
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However, I still wished for an introductory essay clarifying those influences most relevant to Kiefer's journals.
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The hearing may produce stark evidence directly relevant to the Supreme Court's handling of the case.
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Editors' Choice Sometimes a book grabs you because it's especially topical, or relevant to your life.
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If you're not telling people the result within minutes, you're not really relevant to that result.
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That's one explanation for why debates have stayed popular: They are informative and relevant to voters.
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Still, it may be ultimately relevant to the Brown family's ongoing wrongful death lawsuit against Ferguson.
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Second, Sessions could have knowledge relevant to the obstruction of justice aspect of the probe too.
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Part of my job is to help keep her relevant to the world of the living.
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Right now, lawmakers across the country are considering legislation relevant to equal access to higher education.
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It takes months to get the data that would be relevant to a call like that.
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Importantly, price transparency must mean visibility of the price relevant to patients — out-of-pocket costs.
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On the one hand, some Thais feel the religion is less relevant to their daily lives.
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Is it relevant to whether Judge Kavanaugh should be confirmed to be a Supreme Court justice?
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It's why his films often dealt with real-world problems and issues relevant to his time.
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Those with information relevant to this case are asked to contact detectives at (805) 494-8229.
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Tonight, Bloomberg called such attacks a "side show" and not relevant to his record as mayor.
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The old-school, pro-union Democrat is not going to be relevant to millennials and beyond.
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However, Whitehouse told CNN he did not believe her presence was relevant to the hearing's topic.
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Shekar shares some of the latest trends, and why they've become relevant to young people today.
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This not very surprising insight is relevant to 1915 because the McCulloughs are at a crossroads.
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More relevant to this specific discussion, they're also ways that a basketball player builds a reputation.
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And of course, when I'm writing, not all 600 million are relevant to what I'm writing.
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Zelensky's conduct is just as troubling as Trump's, and highly relevant to the nascent impeachment inquiry.
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"For people using the services, it would make the ads less relevant to them," Zuckerberg said.
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The branding change is just another extension of Dunkin's effort to remain more relevant to consumers.
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But your manager isn't your doctor, so more information about your illness isn't relevant to them.
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The price of the parents' bribes is therefore not relevant to any sentences, the office argued.
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The exhibition draws extensively on material relevant to British artist Simon Starling's theatrical production, At Twilight.
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The Supreme Court, however, ruled that the secondary patent claims relevant to neuropathic pain were invalid.
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Half a century later, these same principles remain highly relevant to the modern martial arts landscape.
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JS: I could argue that any of these films is relevant to our present day predicaments.
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"Every time German politics become relevant to an international audience, it's probably bad news," Shapira said.
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He doesn't have any policy chops or governing experience that would be relevant to his job.
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"He has disavowed those statements," she said, adding they were not relevant to the sentencing hearing.
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You may not think traditional Christianity is relevant to your lives, but don't give up on it.
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Relay the details about you and your work that are relevant to the person you're talking to.
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As for who Melisandre really is, there's no solid arguments that would be relevant to the show.
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Disfigured by dark slashes, both images feel all too relevant to the current climate surrounding gender relations.
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If the call is truly important or relevant to you, they'll be inclined to leave a voicemail.
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While cars must remain different from each other, areas not relevant to fans needed to be standardized.
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The change is about making content recommendations more relevant to individual users, not less, according to Netflix.
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How do you make something that's relevant to the most amount of people at the same time?
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Each of these girls (and a couple of men, too), has something relevant to her/his time.
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Not particularly relevant to the current discussion but I wanted to get it into this article somehow.
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Go just a little down the income spectrum and wealth ceases to look very relevant to inequality.
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It is happening, but not in a way that is relevant to the Silicon Valley business models.
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That's used by ISIS to say, 'It's relevant to join us in this fight against the West.
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We don't call these other people a "race" or say their "race" is relevant to their condition.
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But more relevant to conservative circles in particular, Tebow has also been outspoken about his Christian faith.
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The ads, which are displayed on question pages, are meant to be relevant to the question's content.
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Sometimes, she mentioned how features of those atmospheres were relevant to Earth's own, including climate change effects.
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Democrats hope this may shed light on aspects of the president's murky affairs relevant to national security.
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The problem is that too many of them are not relevant to the readership of the journals.
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Literature in all its forms is more relevant to our culture than at any time in history.
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Today, it takes an international community of statisticians to figure out what is statistically relevant to GDP.
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It should be smart and help you do shit and know shit that's relevant to your media.
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And users don't understand how to make sense of that data and it's not relevant to them.
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The law says that the government can seize metadata if they are "relevant" to an FBI investigation.
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So exactly what should newsrooms do if hacked material relevant to an election finds its way online?
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Regardless, Demetriou says it's an important and interesting finding that's relevant to the MS community at large.
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It's about whether the structure of fashion week is relevant to the way people buy clothes today.
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That is very relevant to the mainstream political landscape, not so much the extreme, marginal fringe groups.
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Branson said his personal endeavours have helped him keep all his brands fresh and relevant to customers.
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Some like developers buy specific currencies to gain access to certain networks that are relevant to them.
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The company says this allows it to show users ads that are more relevant to their interests.
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Weather happens on the scale of days or weeks, over a distance relevant to cities or states.
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Of course, DeVos lacks any experience remotely relevant to running — no, rebuilding — our nation's public school system.
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So it seems highly relevant to know where the base actually stands on the Republican replacement plan.
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Zhang: Well, we strongly believe that the consumption is very relevant to local culture and local lifestyle.
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The rest, it claims, are relevant to the president's schedule and therefore don't need to be released.
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And if the answer is yes, you could be compelled to share information relevant to your health.
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But it's also relevant to more diverse cities like Washington, DC, that nonetheless have segregated school systems.
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" Wendy's weighed in on the issue with this: "Dunno, it's pretty solid and relevant to their brand.
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Misrepresentations can come back to bite you down the line if they are relevant to a claim.
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How do we make that message relevant to all the changing formats and platforms that are available?
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A solid due diligence approach generally includes searching counties relevant to the applicant, using primary source information.
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Even though the special was shot in May, it contains plenty of moments relevant to election season.
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Someone, back when it seemed relevant to do so, measured his wingspan and timed him running sprints.
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Some like developers buy specific currencies to gain access to certain networks that are relevant to them.
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This gadget is relevant to my life, and I want it, and soon I can buy it.
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She slept poorly and was nervous and obsessed over past events not relevant to her current life.
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"The things I see featured on there are always timely and relevant to current events," they said.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion takes as its premise an idea that's worryingly relevant to the psyche of 2019.
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It is a case that is strikingly relevant to the calls for greater liability for the media.
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They can provide a reinsurance company with daily updates on any changes relevant to its risk portfolio.
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He happened to be the artist who drew something kind of relevant to the story that week.
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Not relevant to the suit, but still a fun fact -- Shahi is a former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader.
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"Wait," said another girl, who had just finished underlining the part most relevant to her own life.
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And even economically secure institutions like The Apollo are fighting to stay relevant to today's young artists.
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Advocates of alternative milks say these debates, while important, are not relevant to the definition of milk.
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But CHC members left outside said the exclusion kept them from demanding information relevant to their constituents.
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Here is a look at the newest members of the N.F.L. who are relevant to fantasy drafts.
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Women's reproductive health and hormonal changes over a lifetime are deeply relevant to their future heart health.
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"The same things that matter for Amazon are highly relevant to tech and apparel companies," he said.
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The foundation of Sandberg's defense isn't new: People want to see ads that are relevant to them.
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This doesn't mean you need to get your Masters or PhD, unless that's relevant to your job.
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This will be complementary to the CPIH but more relevant to the changing prices experienced by households.
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In Mexico, these incidents can seem as relevant to the current negotiations as foreign-exchange markets do.
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We're actually going to do an Art Hotel here which is still relevant to the art concept.
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But Dupont argues that in no way does this prevent it from remaining relevant to contemporary audiences.
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He has said he would recuse himself if necessary if his actions became relevant to Mueller's investigation.
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Like any worker, over the years, I've built up a body of knowledge relevant to my work.
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She even hosts Sunday salons to discuss race, gender and gentrification — all issues relevant to her patrons.
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Rather, Blom is seeking to give us a larger picture that is relevant to the current moment.
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Because the GSA failed to locate anything relevant to the Trump administration, we filed an administrative appeal.
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But this should not have been relevant to the issue of whether a crime occurred, McAndrew said.
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It claims the data is relevant to the cases of some 200 people charged with rioting there.
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"Consumers need to have information that's relevant to them at lower costs and more accurate," he said.
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"This will be especially relevant to children and youth who endured Hurricanes Harvey and Irma," Martinez said.
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None of this is particularly interesting, so here's hoping it becomes relevant to the Cunanan story eventually!
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I'm unclear as to how any of the things he complained about are relevant to his thesis.
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So Brock LaMere's work in radiation-tolerant computers will be highly relevant to landers, rovers and payloads.
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To my disbelief, he turned me down, saying that ancient Greek was not relevant to my job.
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Just a gimmick, nothing really relevant to the plot, just something you'd consider very natural during dialogue.
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But it's possible that staying out of the mainstream is paradoxically keeping him relevant to conservative America.
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In 18803, Congress made changes to the law in a couple of key ways relevant to today.
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Moreover, conservative thought seems to be getting less relevant to the America that is coming into being.
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That's one way to make it more relevant to a circumstance like the one we're now in.
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QFC said in March that FAB had failed to produce documents relevant to the currency manipulation investigation.
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The latest opinion polls contain a warning for Democrats — a warning relevant to the potential government shutdown.
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And so, I've found myself redoubling efforts to make my own mother relevant to my young children.
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That's right, and that's much more relevant to our world, 'cause we will power brands like that.
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The second test, while less dramatic, is more relevant to our everyday interests here at The Interface.
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The question of motive wasn't "relevant" to his argument and "doesn't matter" to him, Dershowitz told Wallace.
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G.O.P. senators will harm Congress if they turn away from new testimony and information relevant to impeachment.
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The last enemy is quite relevant to "People, Power, and Profits", his sixth popular book since 2010.
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The challenge remains to make the new building feel relevant to all the sectors of the city.
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Fitch has subsequently withdrawn all of CYBI's ratings as they are no longer relevant to Fitch's coverage.
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And be sure to highlight the skills you develop on your resume — they're relevant to any role.
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History ought to be relevant to liberal constitutionalism, but that is not the same as embracing originalism.
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Now, the F.B.I. must certify that the information is "relevant" to a terrorism, counterintelligence or leak investigation.
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CNBC's Brian Sullivan breaks down the most interesting statistic you've probably never heard of relevant to investors.
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Yet just as the book reaches this period and becomes especially relevant to today's challenges, it falters.
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Even without any advance agreement, they could decide to call any witnesses deemed relevant to the trial.
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The peak‑end rule is relevant to both bad and good experiences — but not equally, of course.
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Democrats argued at Wednesday's news conference that the witnesses should be relevant to the charges against Trump.
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Since then, impeachment had become noise — dramatic and historic but not relevant to the choice in Iowa.
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I think he was surprised at how little of his old self was relevant to that job.
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Contrary to public perception, scientific questions that are relevant to policy-making don't always have clear answers.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin on Saturday asking him to provide "firsthand" information relevant to the impeachment probe.
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Meanwhile, the reason this debate is interesting to regular people is that it's relevant to contemporary politics.
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Joseph Dunford, were welcome to attend any meetings of the committee on subjects relevant to their portfolios.
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The nomination, however, will be conducted in the midst of daily revelations relevant to the Russia investigation.
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The room tittered, but the brief aside was more relevant to the case than it might seem.
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The goal of News Feed is to show people the stories that are most relevant to them.
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In the House, he established a group of young Democrats dedicated to debating issues relevant to millennials.
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A New York court will hold a proceeding "relevant" to the Cohen case today at 4 p.m.
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"I have to deliver results so that people understand that politics is relevant to their lives," he says.
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Each week, I must weed through these on the off chance that there is something relevant to me.
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"They may not be relevant to this audience yet, but they realize they have to be," Patrizi said.
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Anderson's review noted that the top 40 online activities relevant to MI5's intelligence operations are now encrypted.
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Interest rates, commodity prices, currency rates, and regional economic growth rates are all relevant to the investment climate.
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As a reporter, I'm expected to name people and organizations only when they're relevant to what I'm reporting.
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"I think any information that is arguably relevant to immigration policy discussions is probably fair game," Legomsky said.
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That allowed them to conduct any analyses they needed while only revealing genes relevant to that particular investigation.
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Today in #BlackHistory shares one of three lesser-known facts about black history relevant to that particular day.
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" He added, "I don't know what sort of data analysis you would do even remotely relevant to it.
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Comet 33P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which is neither an asteroid nor relevant to this story, but looks somewhat threatening.
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We accept op-ed submissions on all topics relevant to WIRED (business, gear, culture, security, transportation, and science).
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Again, they are not perfect, and not everything they have to say will be relevant to every reader.
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Each vendor will train their models on different data sets, which may not be relevant to your environment.
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That's nice, though friendship is not thematically relevant to the film Donnie Darko, which is about emotional isolation.
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But the programs require passports, and New York officials argue that driving records aren't relevant to clearing travelers.
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In a statement, a MasterChef spokesperson defended Gregg's statement, saying the judges' comments were relevant to the dish.
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Be Internet Awesome tackles topics that are relevant to all ages, though it's seemingly aimed at younger children.
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We are working on better tools to provide users with the averages that are most relevant to them.
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"Manufacturers are simplifying their controls to only show those controls that are most relevant to consumers," she said.
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This talk might end up being relevant someday, but so far it's not really relevant to the indictment.
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That's particularly relevant to Roku owners since the company recently launched support for voice commands with Google Assistant.
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The app's messages are time-specific, providing information relevant to women that hinges on their stage in motherhood.
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This time, it's his interest in photography and optics that might be most relevant to Waymo v. Uber.
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Police examine the material gathered in an investigation and make a list of anything relevant to the case.
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But the successful trials are more likely to be relevant to Facebook's efforts in developing augmented reality glasses.
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Image by M62The current scrap between Apple and the FBI feels timely and relevant to most of us.
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Some countries, like the Philippines, use their own names so a storm is more relevant to their population.
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We believe this could potentially be more relevant to the APAC economic outlook than US withdrawal from TPP.
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That's highly relevant to The Last Jedi's coda, which again deviates from what the series has done before.
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You have to be relevant to people in order to get seen and that's certainly where we're headed.
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However, Shopping Quizzes claims to differentiate itself by only asking questions directly relevant to a shopper's end goal.
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The company has a full range of products, but the DDoS service is most relevant to 20183chan's plight.
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Fewer than half of the procedures U.S. surgical trainees performed were relevant to surgical practice in MSF projects.
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We're designing Attain to be personalized and clinically relevant to where each individual is in their health journey.
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That's what the most successful movie studios do, and the brands are really what's relevant to consumers globally.
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You'll see a virtual home button, but also buttons that are relevant to the app you're currently using.
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A DOJ spokesperson said the agency believes it has 30,000 documents that are relevant to the committee's request.
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Rather, their job would be to gather facts, investigate and use sources that are relevant to the topic.
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Dorsey pointed to the deployment of machine learning to show users tweets that are more relevant to them.
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Such incidents are highly relevant to potential psychological issues that affect parental fitness and other aspects of custody.
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All of which seems very relevant to a large group of 20-somethings in the US right now!
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"But if the UK continues to be relevant to the global economy, it will bounce back," he added.
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The latter two developments are particularly relevant to SpaceX's future ambitions for one simple reason: spaceflight is expensive.
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Instagram analyses your historic usage to predict the kind of posts that are most relevant to your interests.
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Rather than spend their days doing tasks relevant to survival, like foraging or hunting, these animals are sleeping.
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But during its examination, the FBI recovered some additional emails that could be relevant to the FOIA lawsuit.
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These include the use of adequate terms of service as far as these are relevant to the market.
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Late May, officials told NBC that FBI investigators believe that Kushner has significant information relevant to their inquiry.
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But when Mr. Trump called her, she said, her position seemed less relevant to him than her gender.
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NATO has failed to reflect the new geostrategic environment or to make itself relevant to these historic changes.
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They need to develop capabilities relevant to splintering the regime and sustaining themselves in a prolonged, contested context.
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"The contents of these conversations touched on illicit activities of the sort relevant to this dispute," Camilleri said.
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Fitch is withdrawing the ratings for commercial reasons and because they are no longer relevant to Fitch's coverage.
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Behavioral questions are used to assess your past behaviors in professional or academic settings relevant to the role.
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That's not relevant to the previous sentiment, but I don't stack my points in some coherent, logical order.
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Users of Word can have Cortana helpfully chime in and provide information that's relevant to what they type.
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Relevant to me, rather than flexible enough to work for others who are not like me at all.
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Second, it reduces the space the US Joint Force has to search for targets relevant to the intervention.
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That October, he informed Congress that FBI agents had recovered additional emails possibly relevant to the Clinton probe.
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By incorporating these conversations into everyday scenarios, kids can start to see examples where it's relevant to them.
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And that's why McCabe's emails are relevant to a subsequent investigation into the potential politicization of the FBI.
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They drop out because they think what they're learning is not relevant to the rest of their lives.
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Critics of Trump's conduct disagree, arguing that the president's intent is relevant to the scope of his authority.
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Key witnesses so far haven't seen drafts or portions relevant to their testimony, according to lawyers representing them.
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Many former USIA employees reminisce about the halcyon days when their work was relevant to U.S. foreign policy.
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If the data contains any bias whatsoever, the AI system will be less relevant to the real world.
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Never has horror been so trenchant, funny, or deeply relevant to the moment in which it's being made.
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As someone who works for an economic justice organization, why is the march specifically relevant to those issues?
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The remaining connections constituted a "high-creative" network, a set of connections highly relevant to generating original ideas.
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"It was never relevant to begin with, and now it's completely irrelevant," Clark said of the Rockingham estate.
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If you live in America and think that doesn't sound very relevant to your own life — think again.
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Yes, it seems like a lot of what you're saying is very relevant to what people are feeling.
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That impulse does not make programmers any less patriotic or their advice any less relevant to national security.
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Google general counsel Kent Walker said in a statement that Google's shopping search results are relevant to users.
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"Companies choose to use their political capital when it is really important or relevant to them," Levie said.
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He litigated each claim, down to his teenage virginity, even when they weren't relevant to Dr. Blasey's accusations.
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Many of the ways that he did it are one very innovative but are very relevant to today.
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With $10 of the $70-a-share offer price coming in stock, that's relevant to Qualcomm's owners, too.
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I think that framing the information in the context that's relevant to people I think is really important.
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They run the risk of losing their member base because they don't feel as relevant to the consumer.
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Capital One said on Tuesday that it doesn't have tax returns relevant to its subpoena from House Democrats.
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Asked for successes relevant to Afghanistan, Professor Mukhopadhyay said research on state-building often focuses on medieval Europe.
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Fake news came along, and that seemed relevant to this rapidly shifting role of advertising in the culture.
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Guests called out words relevant to the couple's love story and personality, which were then incorporated into songs.
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But based on her research, this trend was most relevant to urban men in their 20s and 30s.
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"I just don't see how the prior litigation he participated in won't be relevant to the future litigation."
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Early last year, the team began gathering research relevant to Flint, drawing, in part, from public-health scholarship.
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It's also advised, if relevant, to check in with any local forestry or wildland commissions for your area.
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At camps, experts teach methods of water retention, tree planting, and compost-making relevant to each region's ecosystem.
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More relevant to Balanchine (1904-83), these companies represent the three countries most vital to his long career.
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Most artists are more like Lavinia, capable but not transformative, more relevant to their era than to ours.
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But when my mood has been directly affected by something the restaurant did, that's relevant to the review.
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AD: So how are you achieving your goal of becoming more relevant to overseas international investors as well?
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While some would consider attribution to be ethically important, it isn't relevant to copyright law, Mr. Nazer said.
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The work of designers like Karl Lagerfeld or Raf Simons is relevant to the lives of contemporary women.
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It's hard to think of a place that was less relevant to Mr. Trump's fortunes in 20163. Mrs.
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In short, the IMLS keeps libraries relevant to their communities and museums able to reach a wider population.
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Third, a pause might enable Democrats to scrutinize President Trump's tax returns for evidence relevant to their investigations.
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Dick's needs to be leading on this issue because it's relevant to their core business -- they sell guns!
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Any color you can give on how the X performed in mainland China specifically relevant to other markets?
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It might also be useful to include if your retail work is relevant to the career you're pursuing.
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But "Manafort's role in the Trump campaign, however, is relevant to the false-statement offenses," Mueller's prosecutors added.
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This final concern especially is relevant to the question of whether the JCPOA is in U.S. national interests.
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In 2001, Texas passed a law allowing inmates to request DNA testing of evidence relevant to their convictions.
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In one sense, Clinton's service as first lady is highly relevant to the position she's applying for now.
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Why does something so small, that's not super relevant to the story, make me remember the story better?
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It was, fortuitously, highly relevant to Reich's Oceania work, and the data was forwarded along in due course.
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The traditional Republican narrative on race has been that it should no longer be relevant to American life.
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Lawyers for the Democratic House Judiciary Committee insist the grand jury documents are still relevant to their investigation.
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The IOC is eager to refresh the Games' sports program to remain relevant to sponsors, broadcasters and fans.
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You could imagine all sorts of emails fitting that description that would be directly relevant to the investigation.
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I tried to be like a judge and only allow a question that would be relevant to ask.
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As a representative exercise relevant to the concerns of a nation of 322 million people, the caucuses are laughable.
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That group is much more relevant to advertisers because they tend to be younger and have higher household incomes.
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Tapping into any one will show you a list of tweets relevant to the game that are algorithmically organized.
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Quick Call Microsoft has a new, free iOS app intended to deliver news that's relevant to your professional interests.
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So I don&apost understand why bringing in the vast majority of Muslims is even relevant to the conversation.
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We became friends and you ask the questions that you think are relevant to you doing your job well.
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Ultimately, investors need to consider whether market volatility is truly relevant to them or not in that current cycle.
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" The motion also notes "some of the circumstances" relevant to Bechard's lawsuit that "have been described in the press.
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Through their imagined stories, Parker explained that Carrie was able to explore issues relevant to her weekly sex column.
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However, it's also relevant to note that too much vitamin D can cause abnormal heart rhythm and kidney stones.
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Or they could find a popular post on social media that seemed relevant to what a user last said.
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That claim "certainly doesn't establish any pattern of conduct that would be relevant to the present proceedings," Heller said.
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Pick the ones that sound the most relevant to you, tweak them as needed, and give 'em a try.
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Meanwhile, he said, Slack is hoping to offer up Google-like search suggestions that might be relevant to users.
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Young adults don't want a pamphlet, he says, they want to connect in ways that feel relevant to them.
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Some of these organizations are in need of reform and renewal to make them relevant to our needs today.
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Perhaps more significantly, it was Tesla's contributions that have proved more long-lasting and relevant to wireless technology today.
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The tools and tactics adult performers use to stay clean and healthy aren't just relevant to their profession, either.
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"Our unique mandate is to make the Jewish cultural experience relevant to a twenty-first-century audience," Rabben says.
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Because it contains a sentiment that, in spite of the letter's cultural associations, is deeply relevant to progressives today.
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Though from the '80s, the work abysmally relevant to contemporary conversations on gentrification and the true cost of capitalism.
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The algorithm tracks what you click, then readjusts itself to show you content and ads "more relevant" to you.
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"We have reason to believe that you may have information relevant to the investigation," Scricca wrote her by email.
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A lot of the research experience I have is very relevant to our search for life on other planets.
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It may even be harder than HQ trivia, or at least more relevant to the trajectory of your future.
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If the rules related to this chemical were based on flawed data, critics say, it's relevant to the debate.
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Google said that it'll now deliver search results relevant to your current location no matter which domain you visit.
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And the Final Fantasy VIII is also getting a much-deserved remaster, which is highly relevant to my interests.
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Information Attacks against Democracies Bruce Schneier has a new paper out that is highly relevant to our interests here.
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Ads can be location-based, meaning they can be relevant to where the person is standing at that moment.
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And over the years, she's spoken frequently on one of the most significant issues relevant to women: reproductive rights.
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These will be fed into easy-to-use consumer applications, augmented by AI, and relevant to a target audience.
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Behind the scenes, YouTube has also tweaked its recommendation algorithm to make the suggestions more relevant to each user.
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But this isn't the first time he's tackled urgent issues that are relevant to religious and secular audiences alike.
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That time is mostly spent interviewing executives and employees while gathering data relevant to the company and its industry.
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Or will they blanket the airwaves and newspapers with coverage because the hack reveals important information relevant to voters?
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That means push notifications that surface the stories most relevant to your interests, and delivered as fast as possible.
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I felt I would put in the specific things that were relevant to the reader but not the complaints.
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"Obviously, that information is relevant to whether you're going to go to work there, and so we allow it."
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Bubble physics is also relevant to building lab-on-a-chip bubble logic devices, and artificial viruses for vaccines.
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While these tips are geared toward the trans community, keep in mind that they are still relevant to everyone.
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But it doesn't make it any lighter or any less relevant to the lives of these characters, you know?
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Everything is within the four corners of a contract or based on what is relevant to the specific issue.
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Their job is to surface relevant content (relevant to the user, of course), and they do it exceedingly well.
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That evidence is relevant to potential legal action for negligent supervision related to the custody of Hernandez, Leontire said.
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And tell the American people any evidence you have that you think is relevant to why you originally hide?
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And if further analysis demonstrates that to be the case, it could be relevant to future planetary exploration missions.
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Gootkin also noted that while he contributed $250 to Gianforte's campaign in March, it wasn't relevant to the investigation.
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In order for Facebook to remain relevant to people, it can't be considered the most valuable by media brands.
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Langston League, an educational initiative to increase literacy through digital lessons designed to be culturally relevant to the user.
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It doesn't matter, according to the ACLU, that prosecutors will only "seize" information they deem relevant to the investigation.
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McDormand's win is well earned The win for this role feels particularly relevant to this moment in women's history.
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But a more top-down way to find accounts relevant to your interests would more directly attack the problem.
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We expect a complete follow up on the legal procedure in accordance to international law relevant to these cases.
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Other industries will also be talking about the need to preserve and/or renew tax policies relevant to them.
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The comic is surrounded by poetry and jokes that are also eerily relevant to the problems of modern life.
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And this week's episode of Last Week Tonight is particularly relevant to the tech industry as Oliver tackled cryptocurrencies.
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Information concerning the June 2016 meeting between Donald J Trump Jr and Natalia Veselnitskaya is relevant to the investigation.
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A handful of Representatives had specific questions relevant to the creation of future law, if not particularly inspiring ones.
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Now the studies conducted on feasibility are decades old and simply no longer relevant to the discussion, Mankins said.
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Of the companies relevant to analytics, Cloudera was mostly untouched while Dataminr got a valuation haircut of 35 percent.
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After evaluating the headlines, the participants were distracted with another task (not relevant to the experiment) for a while.
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He saw the financial-instability hypothesis as relevant to the case of advanced capitalist economies with deep, sophisticated markets.
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I will go and do the things that speak to me, the things that are relevant to me now.
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Setoo's platform enables digital businesses to create, through automation, new types of insurance that are more relevant to consumers.
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This schizophrenic messaging is characteristic of Trump's entire presidency, but it's particularly relevant to his approach to health care.
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Well, for Snapchat users in the UK and Ireland it means even more cracking content relevant to your region.
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But unlike in traditional financing, the opinions of top-flight venture firms are only somewhat relevant to cryptocurrency insiders.
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They wonder whether the federal government still possesses the ability to address the problems that are relevant to them.
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That authority results in Draconian enforcement, however, when used capriciously to uphold debatable policies that aren't relevant to safety.
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In late October, just days before the election, Comey said he found new emails relevant to the Clinton probe.
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Moreover, just 18 percent of those surveyed found that training to be relevant to their work in the classroom.
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Eventually, the startup hopes to make original shows for these markets that are relevant to the local audience there.
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Fury: You touched on it then — that idea of gender blurring, which is so relevant to both your work.
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More relevant to the issue at hand, case reports of apparently effective, scientifically-reasoned uses of approved drugs abound.
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The amendments have to be relevant to the bill, they cannot increase the deficit, and they cannot be dilatory.
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"The new discovery features are relevant to enterprises because it's going to make developers much more productive," Han said.
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Ellis questioned how that evidence was relevant to the 18 counts of bank and tax fraud faced by Manafort.
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The director, Yaron Zilberman, said in an interview that his film was a cautionary tale, relevant to today's Israel.
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As with "Girls of the Golden West," an episode from the American past proves uncomfortably relevant to the present.
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"We're constantly bringing in information from clusters of agencies that are relevant to the issue at hand," he continued.
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Access procedures are designed to ensure that appropriate personnel see material relevant to their duties, while protecting sensitive information.
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But while examining her machines, the FBI recovered some additional emails that could be relevant to the FOIA lawsuit.
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However, the proposed amendment would not prevent licensing boards from considering convictions directly relevant to the occupation in question.
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Regardless of where one stands on teacher pay increases, this kind of information is clearly relevant to public deliberation.
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Energy efficiency standards, especially for cars, are equally relevant to leading the United States ability to export its energy.
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So what's happened in the past is far less relevant to us as what's happening as we look forward.
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The other reaction is to focus on the traditional media and ask whether it is relevant to kids today.
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The task force was convened with CVEBs in mind, but the group's findings are relevant to any community group.
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Once that's done, the display will only show information relevant to the person it detects in front of it.
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"We want these books to be true and relevant to millennials," Bryan Chung said during a recent phone interview.
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If you could, you would have to go so far back that it wouldn't be relevant to today's league.
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To be clear, much of the government data that is relevant to our lives is not even big data.
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Often, however, they simply don't see why it's relevant to them or their job, so they just don't care.
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It is unclear whether any phone intercepts relevant to the election meddling investigation have gone to the American authorities.
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Until recently, party affiliation did not seem relevant to consumer optimism in the United States, but it does now.
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She recently sent me a mixtape of songs relevant to our relationship, and I made one for her, too.
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Still, McNall has no hard feelings towards a player who briefly made the CFL relevant to an American audience.
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In what ways do you think New Zealand's weapons ban is relevant to the situation in the United States?
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The Teapot Dome scandal inspired a few federal reforms which are relevant to today's events with the Trump administration.
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Pandora Plus's temporary limbo status wasn't relevant to normal people, and it went mostly unnoticed in the music business.
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That is, by definition, an elite platform, and its rarefied stature is relevant to my discussion of classist narratives.
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The couple did not view it as relevant to their work — they were simply trying to have a baby.
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We need to make democracy and the international liberal order relevant to people's lives in actions, not in words.
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Not long ago, I would have said that very little about the Roman Empire was relevant to anything modern.
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It takes a lot of squinting to see how "Heart-Shaped Box" is relevant to what Ake is experiencing.
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Launchable pinpoints which specific bug tests are most relevant to the code in question, which can save developers hours.
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If this were a criminal trial, such evidence would be theoretically admissible if relevant to the charges being tried.
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So it&aposs really a combination of things that will keep us relevant to the consumer, dynamic and growing.
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I wanted to do something that was more relevant to people's lives and would make more of a difference.
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That's because it would be highly relevant to the issue of whether he knew about the agreement at all.
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They want to get straight to the point and demand to know how it is relevant to their lives.
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Your work is no longer satisfying to you because it is no longer relevant to the person you are.
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"By any conceivable measure, Mr. Flynn's requested information is neither helpful nor relevant to the defense," the judge wrote.
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It does, however, suggest that we should think carefully about what considerations are relevant to sentencing for sex crimes.
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" Mr. Gerhardt last week said Mr. Trump "has dismissed the rule of law as being relevant to his life.
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First, they can make training in the humanities and liberal arts more relevant to business and job market needs.
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For years, Hallmark has churned out hundreds of films relevant to major holidays from Valentine's Day to Mother's Day.
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That it could be as relevant to the dominant social and cultural and economic conversation as any other discipline.
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Each question is meant to highlight a particular detail that might be relevant to how we think about extinction.
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"She is willing to testify under oath and answer any questions relevant to allegations against Mr. Moore," Allred said.
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Plus, don't just say something relevant to your most recent position–you're already going to be asked about that.
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"The ballet couldn't be more relevant to the cosmopolitan city we live in," she said in a telephone interview.
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Simply put, it was not culturally relevant to their experiences, and the outcome was low achievement on benchmark testing.
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Her assortment of conceptually-minded multimedia works call on historic or esoteric cultural sources deemed relevant to the present.
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The information could be relevant to Leah's family if they decided to go after Butler's estate for wrongful death.
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Unfortunately, the institution most relevant to the Comey issue — Congress — has been the most pliable, for basically partisan reasons.
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Wait, let's go to the next question because this is actually relevant to this, and I loved this question.
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It's also very relevant to the growing American practice of highly profitable companies stashing profits overseas to avoid taxation.
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If their music feels dated, it's probably because rock in general has struggled to remain relevant to a youth audience.
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Almost 20 years after Messages to the Public, this new series could not be more relevant to our overstimulated society.
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Unless your Twitter, Instagram or Facebook accounts are directly relevant to the role you're applying for, leave them off, too.
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And when drawing up development plans for the future, that's going more relevant to Gulf Coast cities than global averages.
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Most citizens of Silicon Valley see the drama around the Fed's activities as only marginally relevant to innovation and entrepreneurship.
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"The Chequers plan is not so relevant to us because (it) is primarily about the movement of goods," he said.
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It seems like social media has never been relevant to people, and yet so many of them are in distress.
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Gun owners could be a primary audience for this knowledge—it is, as the internet says, relevant to their interests.
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The government incentives play a part to allow the manufacturing side to be relevant, to be at least cost competitive.
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One thing I will try to do is read old books that are relevant to whatever we are experiencing now.
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If concerns like these aren't relevant to your relationships, you'll still deal with some stress today concerning trust and intimacy.
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Obama's message about voting, and the racially charged history of efforts to suppress it, was especially relevant to North Carolina.
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Hulls's work is relevant to contemporary urban displacement problems as Chinatowns shutter and recede in major cities across the country.
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Leib's Chicago-based company offers eDiscovery, an AI platform that searches documents for information relevant to lawsuits and other litigation.
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Kellyanne Conway seems to think it's OK — and even relevant — to ask what someone's ethnicity is during a press conference.
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You could even be president someday, without being required to learn anything or develop any skills relevant to the job.
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Even though earnings are not getting distributed in IBM's case, it's very relevant to how Buffett looks at these investments.
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" If you do reach out, the question we would like to hear is: "How can we be relevant to you?
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"That means rewards are becoming more relevant to the consumer and people are redeeming them more and more," Wong said.
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Reality check: Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist at Texas Tech, said climate change is relevant to the here and now.
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Usually, the topic isn't something particularly relevant to our lives now, but was of note at a moment in history.
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It's a thorough but easy-to-read guide that's relevant to anyone of any age who's interested in skin care.
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EOC: Uh who left Congress actually coincidentally relevant to this conversation for allegedly asking his staff to surrogate his babies.
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"We spoke to actual snipers; what was relevant for World War II snipers remains relevant to snipers today," said Jones.
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Canonical works may not be immediately relevant to us, since 95 percent of them were not written in our time.
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A ban on public comments on issues relevant to monetary policy in the week preceding policy meetings remains in place.
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If we are going to be relevant, we have to relevant to the local context and the people around here.
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ANDREW WYNERDean of graduate studiesBAU International UniversityWashington, DC Bagehot contends that Karl Marx is relevant to today's politics (May 13th).
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For M&M's 75th anniversary, Mars decided to use YouTube creators to make the brand more relevant to younger consumers.
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You'll know it's working when ads start seeming less creepy and directly relevant to that thing you just searched for.
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Truth be told, the YotaPhone hasn't exactly been all that relevant to the west — or even Russia — in recent years.
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Daleiden said he believes the additional footage could be relevant to the potential investigation implied by the Justice Department letter.
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But at the same time, Netflix has subtly updated the show to make it relevant to our increasingly woke society.
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Again, this is all sorted by the algorithm, which attempts to show you content that it is relevant to you.
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These developments make CFIUS highly relevant to tech and healthcare startups, which frequently hold valuable data about customers and users.
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That's a very small thing, but it started the conversation and made it relevant to our girls and our show.
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Earlier this year, Garfield spoke to Entertainment Weekly about performing in a play that feels so relevant to society now.
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But, more relevant to the current zeitgeist, Junior resembles Steve Harrington (Joe Keery), the bad boy character from Stranger Things.
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His fighters live a literal stone's throw from the distillery, but the liquor business isn't relevant to their daily lives.
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The research was deemed relevant to both GE's purchase of LM Wind and Siemen's purchase of wind turbine maker Gamesa.
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AND IN OUR INDUSTRY, IN BANKING, THE BELIEF IS THINGS COULD MOVE, IT'S NOT RELEVANT TO US AS A PRINCIPLE.
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If, for instance, you're planning a trip, the feed can surface an article relevant to your destination and your interests.
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But we can tell you what we learned this year and how it's relevant to the year of cinema ahead.
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They did not see them as relevant to their own struggles paying their medical bills or navigating the health system.
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Discovered some hidden snippet of code that you think might be relevant to some of season 2's big reveals?
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But bringing up things that are not relevant to what is going on in the group is a cheap shot.
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Against most candidates, Trump's entertainment baggage would brand him a caricature, a figure more relevant to pop culture than politics.
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Almost all his personal information that isn't immediately relevant to securing more freelance work has been scrubbed from the internet.
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It also includes links to individual covered bond programme research and the latest reports relevant to the Asia-Pacific region.
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How is this relevant to an organization that bills itself as "the largest provider of scholarship assistance to young women"?
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Is there more troubling information to come about Flynn that's relevant to one of the other investigations where he's cooperating?
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Before we do, did you track on all the stuff that was waaaaaay too timely/politically relevant to be coincidence?
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Police also told the New York Times they did not release the video because it wasn't relevant to the case.
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One exception, which is especially relevant to the Sandy Hook lawsuit, allows claims based on the theory of negligent entrustment.
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Advertisers say that this info is critical for offering consumers ads relevant to them, and that they use it responsibly.
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They said they could not release all details relevant to the investigation but that the search for Elizabeth was ongoing.
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There is no evidence of wrongdoing by the Bidens and Democrats argue they are simply not relevant to Trump's trial.
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It's segmented in that each of these portions are narrowly relevant to the revenue-generating service provided by that party.
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Federal agencies are now assessing candidates with USA Hire, an online quiz more relevant to the work to be done.
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The DOJ will have to provide a reason that any information they hold onto is relevant to a criminal investigation.
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In a court of law, an attorney has to submit both evidence and law that is relevant to their case.
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Chances are, the camera isn't super relevant to you — your phone probably has one that's just as good or better.
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Eizenkot, who is considered a level-headed officer, to reverse his 2015 decision are highly relevant to the American case.
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Goal: TechCrunch will hold periodic training sessions in subjects, such as management and hiring topics, relevant to the Include mission.
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And that's because 30 years ago nobody thought advanced technology was relevant to, say, diplomacy, but it certainly is today.
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It just so happens that this is as relevant to the current demand on the market as it could be.
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He said in the letter that he had information relevant to the issue of "Russian hackers," according to charging documents.
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They may, in fact, no longer be relevant to our advancing American condition, which should give us cause for concern.
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Keep your skills section short, and only include impactful skills that are relevant to the job you're applying to. 7.
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It then wirelessly fetches any data relevant to it, such as its optimum operating temperature, fluid levels and maintenance history.
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Like his fellow commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, Pai is committed to modernizing the FCC and making it relevant to Silicon Valley.
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Administration officials say the Democratic complaints are off base and unfounded, arguing they have provided information relevant to various requests.
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The insurer could have asked other questions and learned facts that would have been relevant to your policy's expected cost.
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Most young Americans don't think the Army is relevant to their lives: The military can't get Gen Z to enlist.
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When I interviewed Donna, I was intrigued by the leadership lessons she shared and how they were relevant to everyone.
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"Our ambition is, we want to have wealth management products, which are relevant to the auto rickshaw driver," Deora said.
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Economies should store up reserve supplies to deal with disasters, but that sort of saving is not relevant to pensions.
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"We hope to be able to outline a minimum core of rights and duties relevant to climate justice," Cadiz says.
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"We do think it's relevant to share that the text messages were sent by African-American officers," the mayor said.
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"I wondered if there was a disconnect where cemeteries were no longer relevant to the modern world," Mr. Seelig said.
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Unnamed FBI officials, again in violation of standard practice, have leaked information about FBI investigations relevant to the presidential campaign.
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The bureau discovered and is reviewing new emails possibly relevant to a closed inquiry involving Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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Of course it will be relevant to the story of how the general election will play out seven months later.
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As Dreyfuss notes, CNN's Andrew Kaczynski, for example, has written about politicians' tweets that exposed views relevant to their positions.
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That way they have a roadmap to decide which secret court filings are most relevant to the public, he said.
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I'll just set a camera up and I'll just, I'll start talking with what's relevant to me at that moment.
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Members of Trump's transition team are being told to preserve materials that might be relevant to the special counsel's investigation.
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Nothing you've learned or read about the subject—scientific, folkloric, touristic—seems remotely adequate or even relevant to the experience.
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The regulators add that data collected from a search must be necessary and "relevant to the performance of the job".
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That way readers can scan your email or thought-leadership post and find the section that's most relevant to them.
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When people met someone at a conference whose work was relevant to them, it made the $1,000 ticket worth it.
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