Sphero also hired voice actors to remain true to Disney characters.
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I have always been the same person-remain true to self.
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For Rampling, the most important thing is to remain true to yourself.
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During that murky time, Leder-Elder says, people should remain true to themselves.
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You can just try to keep it real and remain true to yourself.
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And I have to remain true to myself and remain resilient in my recovery.
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So fans can expect the jokes to remain true to real-life startup culture.
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"You remain true to the Army values, in or out of uniform," she says.
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So that will have to remain true to the creations that I work on.
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In her tenure as governor, she has tried to remain true to that mission.
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Except there's no real reason to believe that Huntsman will remain true to Trump.
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America is only liberty's surest guardian when we remain true to our highest ideals.
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That's what I try to do: remain true to whatever my version is of beauty.
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"It's mainly about continuing to do things that remain true to your heart," he said.
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And to remain true to the laws passed by Congress is to guard their wishes.
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Those liberating lyrics advised us to ignore guidelines of what's expected and remain true to ourselves.
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The bicycles manufactured in London today remain true to the same iconic design established in the 143s.
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I always want to remain true to who I am, and show that I go through this too.
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Undaunted, they swore to remain true to Boucher's system, while making a few adjustments to create more offense.
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But Ryder seized the incident as an opportunity to step back from public scrutiny and remain true to herself.
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Furthermore, they need not remain true to their etymological roots, a belief known to linguists as the "etymological fallacy".
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We should remain true to the original vision for the internet — to remain an open, accessible space for all.
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Policy experts hope that the Senate will remain true to recent bipartisan calls for the importance of foreign aid.
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With this filing, our hope is to preserve the integrity of the music and remain true to Prince's wishes.
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Yet a new report that tracked the deepfakes circulating online finds they mostly remain true to their salacious roots.
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Brushing off Trump's words, Hollande on Thursday told reporters France would always remain true to its values and ideals.
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To those disillusioned Republicans, Trump said: I'm wealthy, so I can't be bought, and will remain true to my word.
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First, how do you remain true to the intimate, direct experiences that were essential to the creation of the project?
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"The Dutchess" singer explained to Fox News how she has managed to deal with her success and remain true to herself.
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"Of course" Peter still has feelings for Rachel — that's why he's upset — but they both had to remain true to themselves.
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In order to remain true to yourself and your company, you must consider elements of your life to be non-negotiable.
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On Monday, Murphy said the way for Democrats to win the seat in 2020 is to remain true to their values.
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Elements of the base, however, appear to have concluded that permanent opposition is a price worth paying to remain true to principle.
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"If we are to remain true to those who died to secure the right to vote, we must not fail," Holder warned.
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Conductors often want to remain true to the composers' work, whilst stage directors want to distinguish their productions from those of competitors.
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And not everyone understands that, in order to remain true to his conscience, Jack has had to sacrifice much of his craft.
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Liberal democracies have no choice but to take the side of individuals over groups if they are to remain true to their principles.
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For Mr. Carson, the retired neurosurgeon seeking the Republican nomination, it is a daily struggle to stay upbeat and remain true to himself.
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The PopGun collective affirms in the press release that they will remain true to the independent spirit that guided Glasslands at its prime.
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She's a study in fortitude, and a fount of homespun advice ("Remain true to yourself"; "You can do new things at any age").
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We try to remain true to the details of the crimes... Let's hope to God that we get to do this for five seasons.
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We try to remain true to the details of the crimes...Let's hope to God that we get to do this for five seasons.
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Or will many of them remain true to their small government philosophy and risk war with a White House that wants to reshape Washington?
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So if I am to remain intellectually honest, and remain true to my beliefs about markets, I have a key question to ask myself.
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Assuming the latest batch of Gitmo alum remain true to form, they have likely already scurried across the border and rejoin AQAP in Yemen.
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I have often suggested that the great wave of progressive populist opinion will carry Democrats to victory in November if Democrats remain true to the cause.
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" She also quoted Kennedy's observation that the highest duty of the artist is to "remain true to himself, and let the chips fall where they may.
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Galli wanted to remain true to Milan's "history and identity"; he bridles at the suggestion the plan is in some way derivative of one club or other.
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There is no rule that says wanting a comic book to remain true to its roots means you lack compassion for the argument in favor of change.
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If one of your precepts is to "stay away from contentious persons," you should be able to oblige your spouse and remain true to yourself as well.
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Against that backdrop, Gerwig has managed to remain true to the story while putting her own stamp on it, after her Golden Globe-winning solo directorial debut.
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Her standards, unrealistic or not, signify that the members of Migos themselves are insiders in the world of luxury, even as they remain true to their humbler roots.
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At the heart of Heffernan's work lies a brutal but optimistic honesty: though straining to be heard, everybody in Off-Peak is also trying to remain true to themselves.
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"A great person is measured by all of the great tests they can undergo and still remain true to who they are," the "I Don't Get Tired" rapper wrote.
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Does he accept Brexit and remain true to what appear to be his long-held beliefs, forfeiting the love of Glastonbury but maybe picking up some seats in the north?
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And yes, he hates it, in the way that so-called "authentic" men do — especially since they're more often afforded the opportunity to remain true to their pre-fame selves.
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"Star Wars Forces of Destiny" will "remain true to the Star Wars canon, showing how choices both big and small ultimately shape the destinies of beloved characters," the post read.
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"As Washington seeks to close America's golden door and extinguish the torch on the Statue of Liberty, New York will remain true to the ideals that founded this nation," he wrote.
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"I think we must speak to France about the real problems, demographic problems, problems of mass immigration," he opined, adding that the party had to "remain true" to its core values.
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"We remain true to his legacy and we hope to embody everything he was, which is liberation and the freedom to be yourself," said Dayna Frank, the owner of First Avenue.
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The 26-year-old says despite the taunts from fellow contestants after revealing he's never gone the distance, Colton says he'll remain true to himself as he tries to woo the one.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said APEC members needed to remain true to the group's founding purposes, which included advancing trade, liberalization and strengthening the multilateral trade regime, China's Xinhua news agency said.
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Organizers asked the artist to remain true to his pop art proposal, encouraging him to create a new design with bright red lettering and enormous cartoon eyes that cross over two courts.
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In a blog post published on Friday, Stone called on Trump to remain true to sentiments he expressed as a presidential candidate, when he said that pot legalization should be left to the states.
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Perry's selection as energy secretary is a hopeful signal that President-elect Trump and the Republican majority will remain true to Republican orthodoxy about "all of the above" as the mantra steering U.S. energy policy.
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Cruz, a smart man, represents a conservatism that's had to come to terms with Trump, and the senator has tried to remain true to the tenets of small government and his own profound religious values.
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But while finding success in China is essential to Lanvin's future, Mr. Hecquet said, he stressed that the brand would remain true to its French roots, with European production and a unified, upscale product offered worldwide.
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"It's a very difficult environment to be an artist in and remain true to your vision," said Jasmin Ramsey, the director of communications at the Center for Human Rights in Iran, a New York-based nonprofit organization.
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Jeff Flake have tried to pull Trump to the center on DACA while forces within his own White House and senators like Tom Cotton of Arkansas have tried to encourage Trump to remain true to his base.
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They want to remain true to the ancillary GenX credo that can be best described as "garbage in, garbage out" but many of its readers have taken that deeply open invitation to share their lives far too openly.
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According to the BBC, producers released a statement stating that they felt a "responsibility to remain true to the memory and the experience of the survivors," so they met with community leaders and people who live in Aberfan.
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The organizations do this all while trying to remain true to the history of World War II. The most notable differences you'll find in this game, when compared against other CoD titles, is the Divisions set up and headquarters.
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Now, since streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon (as well as homegrown platforms like Hotstar) remain outside of the central board's regulatory grasp, they are capitalizing on their ability to allow creators to remain true to their story.
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Whether it manages to remain true to these traits as it grows—via the recent launch of a second channel that broadcasts from international cities, as well as a new studio in Manchester—will likely determine its continued success.
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Moreover, Lee safeguards President Trump's Supreme Court legacy for all time, because there is not a single soul out there who can doubt that a Justice Mike Lee would remain true to the convictions he has fought for his entire life.
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"This new interpretation of the TAG Heuer Carrera with its advanced in-house technology underscores our legacy in achieving watchmaking excellence and proves that we remain true to our values of performance, disruption and avant-garde," said TAG CEO Stéphane Bianchi.
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I shared hookah with a bunch of Millennial Muslims and talked with them about how they remain true to their faith in the modern era ... something that Millennials of other religions seem to have trouble — or lack of interest in — doing.
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Mr. Seeger had warned of the problem and, spurred by his death, its leaders have stepped up their efforts to draw in new audiences, judiciously scheduling younger and more diverse acts, even as they remain true to the folk mainstays.
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Just before he came, Mark would slap Romi hard on the ass, thrusting himself into her and calling her a whore, enacting some ancient pain that drove him to believe that the woman he loved would never remain true to him.
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In a press conference Thursday at FBI Headquarters, FBI Director Christopher Wray did just that, assuring the American people that the FBI would remain true to its principles, resist improper outside influence, and work to ensure lessons are learned from 2016.
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Ivan Cajic, head of index research at ITG in New York, said he expects most passively managed funds to wait until the changes go into effect to realign their portfolios in order to remain true to the indexes they track.
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But I hope that our guts remain true to our hearts, and in this world measured by clicks and stars and highest customer reviews, we remember that some rules are made to be broken in the most delightful of ways.
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Even when real-world difficulties impinge upon our children's often insular worlds, we can take the opportunity to teach them how to remain true to what is important to them and to you as a family and how to act accordingly.
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" In the months following, Bishop Harvey and 303 other church representatives came together in an informal committee that determined separation was "the best means to resolve our differences, allowing each part of the church to remain true to its theological understanding.
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They professed agreement in many areas where you might expect the leaders of two conservative Christian traditions to concur: in supporting traditional marriage and the family, in opposing abortion and euthanasia, in hoping that Europe would remain true to its Christian roots.
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The word "confidence" comes up again and again in "Sultan," and it speaks to the trauma an old society undergoes as it tries to absorb the appeal of a foreign culture, while at the same time trying to remain true to itself and its genius.
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A real Romeo in northern China stayed at the hospital bedside of his beloved after she fell into a nine-month coma in September 2014, spending around $30,000 on her medical bills and pledging to remain true to her for the rest of his life.
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After 9/11, Kondabolu, who had been relying on some of the same stereotyped depictions of South Asian Americans that The Simpsons writers had used in creating Apu, realized he could no longer perpetuate the stereotypes and remain true to what he believed in.
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The result is a series that both embellishes and stays faithful to the world of Atwood's book; as the very last word of the first episode will indicate, the adaptation is poised to remain true to the spirit of the book, if not the exact letter.
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Johnston noted that there will be no changes to Docker's existing Swarm and Compose tools — largely because the team didn't want to break any existing deployments and because it wants to remain true to its word that developers should still be able to use third-party tools as well.
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"We are willing to work together with DPRK comrades, remain true to our original aspiration and jointly move forward, to promote long-term healthy and stable development of China-DPRK relations, benefit the two countries and two peoples, and make new contribution to regional peace, stability and development," Xi said.
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"I like a woman who isn't afraid to be a leader … someone who can keep up with me, keep me on my toes, challenge me and isn't afraid to call me out on some of my BS." Above all, Viall said, he's going to remain true to himself during the season.
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The director, Andy Muschietti, and the screenwriter, Gary Dauberman, have taken some narrative liberties, but they remain true to some of King's major ideas: about how innocence can be corrupted and preserved by knowledge; about the hidden pathways between the unconscious and the natural world; about the ethical power of friendship.
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Alexsi's stubborn defiance of any state's rules — he betrays Russia to Germany to England to Russia to England, betrays everyone but himself — captures a thread that runs through all five of these worthwhile novels, the idea of holding out against dishonesty, slipping through its maze to remain true to one's self.
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Now, with Rise and Fall, it's trying to remain true to that identity while also acknowledging that there are other ways to build a great civilization aside from claiming all the best land as your own, killing less militaristic neighbors, and eventually trying to escape the discarded husk of your planet entirely.
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Katarina Edmonds, a senior lecturer in Maori education at the University of Auckland, and one of three people who translated the film, said the team worked not only to find the exact equivalents of words in the Disney script, but also to remain true to the Maori language and tikanga, or cultural values.
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"When you recognize someone who has sacrificed in order to remain true to his principles and who is fighting the same kind of battles in the cultural arena, in a different section of the battlefield, I'm not surprised there is a meeting of hearts," said Benjamin Harnwell, a confidant of Cardinal Burke who arranged the 2014 meeting.
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The story of how her government — and others around the world — would decide the fate of the Islamic State women and children was fast becoming a historic test of what countries in the West and beyond were made of: Could they remain true to the principles they vaunted and still uphold the duty to safeguard their people?
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE tweeted late Sunday and early Monday that he plans to "remain true to self" despite the urging of Republicans that the GOP presidential nominee change his general-election strategy.
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In this context, Sam's famous "It's like in the great stories" speech from The Two Towers — in which he encourages Frodo to keep fighting by comparing their journey to those of mythical heroes who never gave up — could double as something of a hopepunk manifesto: Ultimately, Sam and Frodo are able to succeed because they remain true to their well-established hobbit values of love, community, coziness, and friendship as they fight.
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To sum up very succinctly, his reflections on this context led him to reframe the issue as a loss of painting instead of an end to painting, a pivotal nuance, and from there to lay down the foundations for a concept of the artwork as the object produced by the loss of painting a very different conclusion from Donald Judd's specific object, and one that allowed painting to continue as a viable proposition instead of having to defer to sculpture in order to remain true to the literalist doctrine, as Judd would have it.
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