"Obviously he listened to that team, and that's what's most encouraging to me, is that he respects Mattis, he respects McMaster, he respects Kelly," Mr. McCain said.
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Cohn: You know, it's similar in many respects, and it's different in many respects.
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"He added that the government "fully respects the law and fully respects the judiciary.
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" He insisted that his government "fully respects the law and fully respects the judiciary.
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This very much describes the position the labor market is currently in — in some respects recovered, in some respects still on the road to recovery, and in some respects in stronger health than it was before and in some respects in weaker health.
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I suspect he will be conservative in some respects, and in some respects he won't.
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I paid my respects to her and also told her to send my respects to Kevin Durant.
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He could say he respects everyone's voice, just like he said nobody respects women more than he does.
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"It brings me no joy to say that he has not done what I'd hoped he would do in a number of important respects — not all respects, but a number of important respects," Carper said.
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"It brings me no joy to say that he has not done what I'd hoped he would do in a number of important respects -- not all respects, but a number of important respects," Carper said.
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"He's a tremendous man, a tremendous person who really respects this country and respects the Justice Department," Trump added.
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Just 38 percent think Trump respects people of color as much as he respects white people, the poll found.
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And that he respects me, that he respects the kids and understands that he's in second place [to the boys].
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I think World War I did this in a great many respects; the Depression did this in a great many respects.
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"It respects our existing capacity, it respects the new plants that are being developed, and it provides room for growth," Mr. Guajardo said.
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A lot of his successes, unfortunately, in playoffs were at our expense, but I know everyone respects his career, respects him as a person.
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According to the poll, 28503 percent of respondents who identify as Republicans said the president respects women just as much as he respects men.
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The world respects us not just for our arsenal it respects us for our diversity and our openness and the way we respect every faith.
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A recent poll confirmed that white men definitely think Trump respects them; only 35 percent of women ages 18 to 49 think he respects them.
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The world respects us not just for our arsenal; it respects us for our diversity and our openness and the way we respect every faith.
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"There has to be a dialogue and a process that respects the independence of the judiciary and respects the human rights of all," Corbyn told broadcasters.
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We are counting on President Trump and Congress to deliver a final cannabis reform deal that not only respects 'state's rights,' but respects veterans as well.
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As for the polls being right, they were right in almost all respects — but the respects in which they were wrong made, alas, all the difference.
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Even the London Underground has paid its respects: Transport for London staff used their noticeboards to break the news to commuters and pay their respects on Monday morning.
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" Tyrion protests, "Our queen respects the wisdom of age.
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OTHER RESPECTS, NOT SO GREAT – IN THE TARIFFS STUFF.
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" In many respects, he added, "it's a beautiful thing.
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So use this opportunity to nominate another stellar figure to the highest court of the land who respects the limits to the judiciary and respects the Constitution and our Bill of Rights.
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In other respects, however, this is not at all surprising.
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It's a perfectly adequate resolution in a lot of respects.
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A traditional jurist who respects freedom & understands intent of Constitution.
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Nobody respects women and animated fish more than President Trump.
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In these respects, the new restoration really is a revelation.
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It should worry anyone who respects the rule of law.
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Telegraphy and radio, in many respects, were just the beginning.
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In some respects, the cheaper Vizio display actually looked better.
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"Exercise is almost a medicine in some respects," Zierath said.
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" "Texas respects and honors the religious beliefs of its citizens.
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In those respects, Trump is no different than his predecessors.
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But in some respects, the two churches have grown apart.
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They want to elect a decent government that respects them.
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In other respects, the Galaxy S20 phones are massive leaps.
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In some respects his opinions differ from Mr Trump, too.
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In some respects his opinions differ from Mr Trump's, too.
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But President Trump respects the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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She wants to see her family and pay her respects.
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Baghdadi's dominant position was in some respects ISIS's Achilles heel.
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Hollywood finally respects streaming services enough to give them Oscars.
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In many respects, IoT is just what the doctor ordered.
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Since the shooting, friends and family have paid their respects.
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In some respects it is not a watch at all.
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In some respects, you learn how to deal with it.
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In many respects PH marks a break with all this.
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But in some respects it is truer still of China.
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They are also in some significant respects making it worse.
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Yes, the new device is an improvement in some respects.
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She respects and enjoys working with people from all backgrounds.
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In all of these respects, it is a success. Still.
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Well, because everyone respects you and you're a great journalist.
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I spoke at 'Sport Respects Your Rights', the big conference.
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It is qualitatively different than other diseases in several respects.
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I think reluctantly she'd say she respects my advice too.
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"Again my respects cause he tried his best," Gibson wrote.
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" The source added, "He is her equal and respects her.
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In certain respects, Clinton's video could be even more problematic.
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I'll take another opportunity of paying my respects to Mrs.
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She added that while she respects Biden and Vermont Sen.
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In these respects, it is like Chelsea and Manchester City.
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MacFarlane, Pratt, and Maxfield were all there to pay respects.
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No one respects that more than her fiancé Alex Rodriguez.
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In some respects, we were remarkably fortunate with nuclear weapons.
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Presidents from Latin American and African nations paid their respects.
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Members of the public are invited to pay their respects.
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In some respects, Burrows, 75, was born to the business.
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Pearson says he still respects Romo -- but Dak's the guy.
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Joel: Not that Hollywood has changed in certain fundamental respects.
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"This case is, in many respects, without parallel," he said.
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Kelly's advice and respects his authority as chief of staff.
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There is no single authority that anybody respects or understands.
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In many respects, he was part of a national trend.
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Ride, acceleration and handling: It is likable in all respects.
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In some respects, he's the most honest conservative in power.
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So in many respects, they have a lot of similarities.
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In some respects, the proposal was similar to one Mrs.
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Timati, a leading Russian rapper, came to pay his respects.
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The Outer Worlds is, in many respects, a good game.
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And yes, a president who respects women would certainly help.
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"He absolutely respects the intelligence community," Conway said on CBS.
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"In some respects, confidence is the best stimulus," he said.
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He's witty, upfront about his emotions and he respects her.
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Theirs is a repressive, hateful ideology that respects no borders.
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In some respects, rightly so: there is no question that
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In both respects, it is very similar to cheap cocaine.
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I think I'm getting close to that in some respects.
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This is a classic bait and switch in two respects.
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I mean he legitimately respects Jimmie and Dale and Kasey.
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"Neither terrorism nor organized crime respects national borders," he said.
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But on Thursday, Cramer was adamant that he respects Warren.
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For this reason, it respects and supports the directorship's decision.
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But in many respects, they may be a bigger deal.
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But California law would supersede those decisions in most respects.
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The movie is nevertheless striking and stimulating in some respects.
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The argument around this score became in most respects circular.
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Yet in other respects, "The Public" seems overly thought through.
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I think Bill respects I have a job to do.
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This situation is, in many respects, unprecedented in recent memory.
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"I think in some respects he exceeded expectations," she said.
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"I needed to come to pay my respects," he said.
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Where is a president who knows and respects world history?
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It is only right to come and pay your respects.
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Fourth is a constitutionalism that respects the rights of noncitizens.
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But this meeting, in some respects, marks a new low.
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Our industry does not respect tradition — it only respects innovation.
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Those in many respects are more important than the manuscript.
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In many respects, this was no ordinary sexual assault prosecution.
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But in some respects residents seem more united than ever.
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In many respects, the festival is carrying on as always.
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However, in most other respects, the laptop's specs are comparable.
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Eventually, in some respects, it might even overtake the mouse.
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But BlackRock's sheer size is also in some respects limiting.
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Jackson's opinion in McGahn is, in many important respects, narrow.
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In fact, the situation is in many respects even worse.
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It's wonderful: Everybody knows everybody, respects everybody, even the bandits.
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She is impressed by his talent and respects him immensely.
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In some respects, AMLO has already gotten a head start.
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The expansion was, in many respects, funded by the government.
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He knows the Fed is independent and he respects that.
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I do respect Jennifer's views and hope she respects mine.
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And in both respects, the pressure may be coming off.
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Friends, family and followers gathered to pay their final respects.
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MH: He's a very, very entertaining figure in certain respects.
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In all other respects, the conversations were exactly the same.
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"We just need to make sure that we get somebody in there that respects the Constitution, respects the rule of law, that restores the proper balance between the states and federal government," Pruitt said.
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"There has to be a dialogue and a process that respects the independence of the judiciary and respects the human rights of all," Corbyn, who has long expressed admiration for Venezuela's socialist regime, told broadcasters.
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Veterans are more likely than the general public to think Trump respects the US' military veterans -- 30% of the overall population said he respects them a great deal, compared to almost half of veterans (48%).
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In some respects, the picture is even more discouraging than that.
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In many respects, Sanford was caught flat-footed by his challenger.
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Over the weekend, mourners also paid their respects at memorial services.
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But sincerity and magnanimity showed in that announcement win some respects.
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And that, at least in some respects, is a terrible shame.
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Huh said he respects Roh and will pray for his soul.
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" She responded by saying she respects "love, marriages, families and strength.
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Facebook says that it "respects people's existing choices" on face recognition.
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It's so much easier to be alone sometimes, in certain respects.
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Classmates came over to pay their respects and were just sobbing.
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School officials said the policy respects the privacy of all students.
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Its simple but powerful presentation respects the richness of its function.
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But in most respects, they were also entirely predictable—and predicted.
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Cheryl Starr and her son, Sam, came to pay their respects.
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In most other respects, USMCA is a conventional modern trade agreement.
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In some respects, the dangers articulated by the Times were realized.
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"People can come back here and pay their respects," he said.
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The Marlins lingered to pay their own individual respects to Fernández.
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After the family paid its respects, the public was allowed in.
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Thousands of mourners crowd the Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay respects.
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Mourners pay their respects as George H.W. Bush lies in state.
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Mourners pay their respects at the casket of George H.W. Bush.
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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump pay their respects.
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Indeed in some respects it showed a chilling disregard for customers.
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And in other respects, the Morandi bridge is far from atypical.
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Trump defiantly defended himself Friday: "Nobody respects women more than me."
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"At this difficult time, we ask that everyone respects their privacy."
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JAY-Z paid his respects to the late rapper Nipsey Hussle.
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In many respects, gun violence amounts to a public health issue.
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In some respects it seems to be reshaping attitudes towards China.
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JOE KERNEN: Although the President seems to be in some respects.
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The firm has also overhauled its own operations in many respects.
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He knows I'm going on a date and he respects it.
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" "In fact, in many respects, you know they honor president Obama.
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Additionally, Tyler Perry will pay his respects, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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Yet the government was left carrying the can, in some respects.
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And in some respects, the industry does encourage such a mindset.
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"To be a mother, the whole world respects you," she says.
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Once Upon a Time sticks to the facts in some respects.
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She respects them and knows they are capable of beating her.
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Maybe Twitter can take a lesson from Facebook in some respects.
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On Saturday thousands of people showed up to pay their respects.
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But they are different from traditional charter schools in three respects.
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In some respects the young have never had it so good.
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When someone is solid in their decision, she respects their autonomy.
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And you say that he respects you, but it's not respect.
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Dozens of people gathered at army headquarters to pay their respects.
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We've become a nicer, more tolerant, gentler nation in many respects.
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SUBTITLE: Today, he pays his respects to former patients and colleagues.
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He mentions a YouTuber he admires and respects called Nathan Zed.
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I mean the company is healthy and growing in all respects.
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In many respects, that's the online travel industry's current holy grail.
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Lightricks is an Israeli company that resembles Pixite in some respects.
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Dozens of people gathered at the site to pay their respects.
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Like maybe about how no one respects the Anglican church anymore?
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A forerunner of the Latin American "pink wave" in some respects.
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Kanye said he respects women now because he had a daughter.
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Eminem was rich, famous, powerful, white: everything Trump respects and fears.
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And it's pretty tear-jerking to see him pay his respects.
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In some countries, in some respects, their life is getting better.
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IN SOME respects this is a bumper era for solar energy.
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And on closer inspection, it is his plan, in key respects.
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In many respects, the hearings are a simple public relations campaign.
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In many respects Johnson's politics are significantly more liberal than Trump's.
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In other respects, the continent's appetite for accountability is rather light.
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"He respects the Chinese and Oriental culture by instinct," Ma said.
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Acceleration, ride and handling: The SQ5 is excellent in all respects.
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Perdue, in his own statement, added that he respects MacAulay's genuineness.
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In many respects, 2017 has confounded even the most bullish forecasts.
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The more Erlich respects his adversary's game, the funnier it gets.
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But in some critical respects, it is now playing catch-up.
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In many respects, it's similar to the thinking of the establishment.
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I think he has done a great job in many respects.
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Sad to say, it is still true today in many respects.
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In some respects, the islands have seemed closer in recent years.
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However, this is assuming that Trump respects a requirement from Congress.
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"Glencore respects today's High Court decision," a company spokesman told Reuters.
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MM: Well I am, and I'm being charitable in some respects.
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The Hill: Bush is hailed for principles as lawmakers pay respects.
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He doesn't tolerate poor performance, but he respects the union leaders.
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Needless to say, "Solo" still pays its respects to movies past.
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The public is invited to pay respects between 10:30 a.m.
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" The President added that "Russia is a foe in certain respects.
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Inside, the property is in most respects a conventional modern townhouse.
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People flew in from across the country to pay their respects.
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In some respects the race was even more unfair than usual.
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We pay our respects and eat lunch at a nearby eatery.
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It respects our twisted imaginations enough to fill in the blanks.
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The medical team always respects what the family wants, she says.
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States. In important respects, these are the same questions that dogged
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In many respects, Godzilla is hard to distinguish from Elton John.
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In some respects, this was a typical summer for Bill Gates.
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Saudi Arabia always claims that it respects the rule of law.
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In some respects, it has gone further than the Obama administration.
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In many respects, the issue of immigration embodies the Democrats' problem.
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When she declines, he respects her decision not to speak up.
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Here's a list of places where you can pay your respects.
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Part of me respects him for such a ruthless power switch.
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And, you say that he respects you, but it's not respect.
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It makes sense if the product is validated and respects regulations.
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But in some respects those ancestors remain nearer than we know.
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I still think the Russia story is different in crucial respects.
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"Tracy respects and encourages my ambition," Coon says of their relationship.
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Mediator This is, in many respects, a golden age for journalism.
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Oil is still, in many respects, the gatekeeper of climate policy.
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In some respects, Nissan would be getting what it wanted, too.
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Jean Todt concedes that he is old-fashioned in some respects.
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Wright's book is provocative, informative and, in many respects, deeply rewarding.
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But in other important respects, the class was anything but typical.
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"We resolutely oppose and demand Taiwan respects Vietnam's sovereignty," he said.
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Hundreds gathered on Wednesday night to pay their respects to Mrs.
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You see, one can only be angry with those he respects.
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Bloomberg's capitalism Denmark's government, for the record, respects a market economy.
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But special elections differ from the midterms in two important respects.
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Congress should pass legislation that addresses this concern in three respects.
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Normal to want to pay respects — some of victims were British.
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Both players had previously paid their respects to Bryant on Instagram.
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If someone respects you, you can argue without screaming or cursing.
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Schneider respects what Blue Bottle does as a company, Meehan said.
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President Donald Trump on Monday gave his respects to deceased Sen.
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"The government respects Boko Haram more than us," Mr. Boh said.
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The memo is, in fact, enlightening in a number of respects.
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And in some respects, that's sufficient for satisfyingly offbeat, lurid entertainment.
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Some used the meme to pay respects to their personal heroes.
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That, in many respects, will be the greatest test this week.
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"I just wanted to pay my respects," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Look, I am, in many respects, you know, the American dream.
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This is a very uncertain estimate in a number of respects.
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Jordan, who Trump deeply respects and likes, was inside the tent.
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The public will be invited to pay respects from 8 a.m.
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Well, the OnePlus 7 Pro is definitely better in many respects.
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First Lady Melania has arrived in Houston to pay our respects.
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Trump clearly respects the show's significance and place in television history.
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In some respects, the old Communist Party stronghold has barely changed.
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And it's in some respects a consequence of relatively high wages.
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And the movie is quite accomplished in the most important respects.
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"In many respects, you know, they honor President Obama," Trump said.
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In some respects, we know others better than we know ourselves.
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There were some odd casting choices in a number of respects.
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" Clinton, on what she respects about Trump: "I respect his children.
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And in some respects, the next recession could be even worse.
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So in those respects, it doesn't look like a public square.
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"In many respects, you know, they honor President Obama," Trump declared.
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Well, it's modern in some respects and completely archaic in others.
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It does still face an uphill battle in some respects, however.
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He's a businessman first and I think he respects my hustle.
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And now, he&aposs lying to say -- what he&aposs saying is he&aposs not going to support the Iranians because his school of Shiite Islam is about - - respects borders and it respects Iraq -- excuse me, respects Iraq, and supposedly will not let Iran go through Iraq and deal with Syria, which makes it look like he doesn&apost care about Israel.
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PAYING RESPECTS AT THE SITE At the rural site where Flight ET 7373, which was bound for the Kenyan capital Nairobi, came down near the village of Gora-Bokka, dozens of grief-stricken relatives paid their respects.
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PAYING RESPECTS AT THE SITE At the rural site where Flight ET 302, which was bound for the Kenyan capital Nairobi, came down near the village of Gora-Bokka, dozens of grief-stricken relatives paid their respects.
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Jane Palladino, 91, of Springfield, Va., also came to pay her respects.
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RG: In all respects, this lineage was behaving like a different species.
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I think that he respects me as far as understanding my views.
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The Garland Fund was in many respects an unusually good charitable foundation.
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Trump said he wanted to pay his "warmest respects" to Warmbier's parents.
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It's something her on-screen brother Nolan Gould respects most about Winter.
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American capitalism respects and protects private ownership of the modes of production.
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Bush was, in many respects, simply a president I disagreed with ideologically.
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Goldman Sachs says it respects all laws and the highest ethical standards.
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He respects those beliefs and sometimes even envies people who maintain them.
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Former presidents, dignitaries and ordinary Americans paid their respects at the Capitol.
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He sees her as someone whom he respects on a personal level.
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In some respects we have come a long way from Chinese Exclusion.
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In some respects, though, he does have a leg up on Biden.
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Just like before, Zyl respects your privacy and leaves your photos alone.
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A coordination mechanism should be established that respects the following three principles.
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North Koreans pay their respects at the Mansudae Grand monument in Pyongyang.
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It works because Letterman clearly really likes and respects Desus and Mero.
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In many respects growing infidelity is a predictable consequence of economic development.
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Fans paid their respects and shared their memories of Roth on Twitter.
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The KMT is out of step with voters in other respects, too.
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" In some respects, Marvel is breaking its own model with "Civil War.
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On Thursday, a government statement said Zuma "noted and respects" the judgment.
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Zuma called the ruling groundbreaking and said he respects it without reservations.
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But a slew of other administration officials are paying their respects today.
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In several important respects, Mr Fillon is far from ideal for Germany.
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WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder respects the heart Klitschko showed on Monday.
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"The president likes and respects prime minister May very much," Sanders said.
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I feel like policing is broken in many respects in this country.
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Gabrielle Union also took to the social media network to pay respects.
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In some respects, I think the ballot initiative fight here was premature.
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I think Rachel's accustomed to having to manipulate someone she actually respects.
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While UC Berkeley "respects" the decision, it ultimately disagrees with the ruling.
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It was beautiful to see everyone go silent and pay their respects.
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This is, in many respects, the best that VR has to offer.
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She respects the dignity of every child and fights for every American.
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Moreover, though both teams used immunostaining, their procedures differed in other respects.
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In other respects, however, changes to tax make a world of difference.
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In some respects, Raqqa could be considered a far easier military objective.
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The public is invited to pay respects from 1 to 7 p.m.
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In other words, he respects those who stand up for their interests.
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In important respects, however, not just numbers but attitudes are definitely changing.
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In some respects, historical discussions in the two countries sound remarkably similar.
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We ask that everyone respects her privacy during this incredibly difficult time.
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Ali has said he respects the family and had spoken with them.
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Disney insists that the company respects its workers and improves their lives.
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Back in the 1940s, you had a similar system, in some respects.
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Before paying his respects, the President greeted and briefly spoke with Roberts.
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Each prince respects the other in public, but signs of tension abound.
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Our troops are worthy of a commander-in-chief who respects them.
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But someone who respects the hard work you put into your life.
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World leaders, including some inspired by the Cuban revolution, paid their respects.
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" A spokeswoman for Cornyn said the senator "respects" the school's decision. "Sen.
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The people come forth in mourning, comfort each other, pay their respects.
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" "And in some respects, if lying were a disease, she'd be terminal.
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"You can see that Verniaiev really respects him," Twitter user Momiji wrote.
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The GOP front-runner says "nobody respects women" more than he does.
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And when they pay their respects, they'll have to wait in line.
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Steven really respects her and has a lot of love for her.
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In many respects, meat and cheese reign supreme south of the border.
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He respects [Steve] Bannon and Gary Cohn because they are financially successful.
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"I'll pay my respects, but I can't go inside," he said softly.
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Huawei respects consumers' right to choose what to do with their devices.
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It takes creating a healthy work environment that respects and values people.
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In certain respects these divergent strands in Mr. Serra's oeuvre are opposites.
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The current CFPB administration neither respects nor welcomes interactions with the CAB.
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In other respects, the challenges remain the same or have become harder.
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In many respects, the Leap of Faith is similar to Klein's artwork.
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Kavanaugh refused to say Thursday evening that he respects President Trump. Sen.
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The daughter, as it turns out, also respects a good night's sleep.
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Cohen gave Trump a major lift in that defense in two respects.
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India remains closed in key respects to international trade—and is headed
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Now Smoyer and Schaefer were about to pay their respects to her.
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In some respects, O'Daniel, a Democrat, was a precursor of Donald Trump.
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After the official ceremony, the public was allowed to pay its respects.
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But in many respects Mr. Peres's Israel began to disappear long ago.
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Hundreds of fans gathered outside her parents' house to pay their respects.
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"The President likes and respects Prime Minister May very much," Sanders said.
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In many respects, we've done an extraordinary job on the external piece.
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ET Monday: The public can begin paying its respects at the Capitol.
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In many respects, Slovakia is a major champion of the European project.
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Midterm voters can demand that their president respects the rule of law.
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Strauss' behavior became, in many respects, the norm for wrestlers, he said.
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"He respects you a lot, I don't know if you know that."
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It's not often that a developer respects the wishes of the community.
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Commemoration is not merely to remember and pay respects to one's predecessors.
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Judge Brinkema's order differs from Judge Robart's order in several important respects.
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I ask that everyone respects the privacy of me and my father.
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I think Beric respects that, the way he did with Ned Stark.
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It's honestly seemed a lot like a new car, in some respects.
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In some respects, this is a not a significant issue for Valeant.
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Stand by your strangeness, and pay your respects to others' as well.
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In some respects, he said, the court fight is easier than others.
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The public will be able to pay their respects until Wednesday morning.
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Are you in any respects feeling the shift you're attempting to foster?
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And best of all—and rightfully—it respects the grind of training.
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In so many respects, Bissière was the polar opposite of Robert Rauschenberg.
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I'm glad that we're going to lead the way, in some respects.
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On the no side, it's very similar to 2008 in many respects.
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He respects [Stephen] Bannon and Gary Cohn because they are financially successful.
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In many respects, the reports of Republican demise have been grossly exaggerated.
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Johan Lindberg, the Swedish fashion designer and party fixture, paid his respects.
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"The war made it so no one respects the laws," he said.
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"Cricket Australia respects an individual's right to their opinion," the organization said.
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Mr. de Blasio had come, as mayors do, to pay his respects.
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And yet, in some respects, it might as well be 10,000 miles.
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We've had great discussions about different things and he respects other opinions.
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Here is how you can pay your respects to the 41st president.
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Those who are unsaturated may have somewhat impaired cognition in some respects.
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But in several critical respects, that binary broke down on closer inspection.
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But in several critical respects, this binary breaks down on closer inspection.
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That might explain why Belichick respects and trusts him enough to collaborate.
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"Maybe this country could lead the way in certain respects," he said.
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A journey to the World Cup was in all respects a journey.
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In many respects, early episodes of "You" are faithful to the novel.
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Ms. Molesworth, who identifies as queer, says she respects the painter's frankness.
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She respects the office, but she wasn't going to give an inch.
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John respects and loves me as a person, as a human being.
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Thousands of people lined the streets of Windsor to pay their respects.
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That is the arena Mr. Trump knows, and the one he respects.
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Vanessa Bryant has requested the mementos with which fans paid their respects.
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Any kid that respects adults will grow up to be Ted Cruz.
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Kuwait said in a statement that it "understands and respects" Trump's decision.
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I think she respects where she's from, the Latvian language and culture.
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First of all, we live in a country that respects free speech.
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The phenomenon has, in many respects, been a boon for African economies.
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But in most respects I have luxuriated in unprecedented choice and freedom.
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We flew cross-country again to pay our respects at his funeral.
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In so many respects, the workings of the brain remain a mystery.
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In some respects, animation has a huge advantage, since characters don't age.
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We were, in some respects, flying blind around the April 2018 timeframe.
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In some respects, this online warfare shouldn't come as a great surprise.
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SCHIFF: Well, the "New York Times" piece was interesting in two respects.
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In some respects, questions of cultural identity were tricky in this tournament.
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In many respects, the industry has a good-news story to tell.
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Abrams respects The Last Jedi, even as he subverts its democratic leanings.
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This week we pay our respects to the late, great Aretha Franklin.
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Knight's body lay in the mechanics' bay, where soldiers paid last respects.
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In some respects, Mr. Fink is limited in what he can do.
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In some respects, the 1990s were all about embracing one's inner bitch.
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He's gone over to Memphis to pay his respects and celebrate him.
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"I want a candidate who genuinely respects the disability community," Ladau commented.
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But in most other respects, Trump's economic agenda has been utterly conventional.
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In both respects, he's not that different from today's GOP writ large.
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It's also quite Buddhist in some respects, and authentically Catholic in others.
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In some respects, the United States had learned this the hard way.
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Young people in hoodies and masks paying their respects clashed with police.
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But it appears that Mnuchin feels that his college classmates deserve a response — either because he knew and liked them as a younger man, or simply because he respects his fellow Yale alumni more than he respects Joe Public.
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"Ryan Zinke is a retired Navy SEAL commander who respects the general's service and respects the sacrifice of the Vallely family who lost their son while he was serving in the Army," said Interior Department press secretary Heather Swift.
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In most respects, each of these candidates is the antithesis of the other.
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In some respects, true, the broader politicisation of this act has already begun.
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Caputo also said he deeply respects Trump as well as Manafort and Gates.
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People pay their respects beside candles and tributes laid at Saint Anne's Church.
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Harris said that Feinstein and Biden have a "longstanding" relationship, which she respects.
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He's a real two-fisted tattoo guy who respects the traditions of tattooing.
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IN MANY RESPECTS, WHAT YOU SEE FROM THE PRESIDENT IS WHAT YOU GET.
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Millennials who can buy, in other words, are fortunate in many key respects.
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The 25-year-old Kevin Lee is still under construction in many respects.
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He told me he respects me, but his actions tell a different story.
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General Kelly respects Jared a lot and General Kelly will make that call.
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USADA seems to have turned up and ruined the show in many respects.
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Khloé went on to talk about how much she respects her mother Kris.
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Jon respects Jorah for that, since Jeor was his mentor at the Wall.
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Right now the number one company that everyone fears and respects is Amazon.
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It's a totally spook-free way of paying your respects to the Ouija.
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In some respects Prezola is typical: Britain has become a nation of startups.
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In that, as in other respects, Spain is now a normal European country.
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Trump's return to Twitter is baffling in many respects; China escalates trade tensions.
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In some respects, he is a type of leader Appalachia has seen before.
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But in other respects the firm was slow to adapt to changing circumstances.
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This was a magazine that frankly, in many respects, should be very respected.
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White respects Westheimer's influence over how Americans talk about sex in public forums.
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Then you pay your respects before it moves ahead to the next day.
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The city's approach to disaster relief was, in some respects, alarmingly ad hoc.
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Plus there's the resale market, which is healthy in some respects, Dutt said.
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And the way he respects me and champions even my weirdest of interests.
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Barry's installation is an important one, but in some respects it feels unfinished.
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The uprising looks like a coup in many but arguably not all respects.
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And that makes it a scarier business to be in in some respects.
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Lavrov is still seen as a formidable diplomat whom Putin trusts and respects.
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If you're by the Memorial, stop by to pay your respects to Bill.
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Anne Hathaway is clearly a pretty fortunate person in a lot of respects.
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LGBTI persons have the same rights as any other persons in these respects.
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Wade settled law, and that she's looking for a nominee who respects precedent.
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The crew pays their respects to the weird moments these products gave us.
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And, above all, to do so in a way that respects our readers.
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The SEC said the details in the composite were misleading in several respects.
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In some respects, however, the ACA is stricter than it needs to be.
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One who respects that you are a comedy goddess who knows no match?
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There will also be a service for the public to pay their respects.
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In fact, in many respects, brains would be awful computers and vice-versa.
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In all three respects, considerable blame will be laid at the Chancellor's doorstep.
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Trump tells CBS News he respects Comey but hasn't made up his mind.
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We're told A-Rod respects J Lo's business acumen and wanted her there.
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Luke respects and loves June, but he also objectifies her a little bit.
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Digital music services including Spotify, Pandora Radio and Tidal also paid their respects.
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Having inspired so many, popular fashion designers headed online to pay their respects.
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And in many other respects, the rules have given him a helping hand.
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But in major respects, the administration's approach to the problem looks seriously flawed.
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A culture that respects & supports it's women is one destined for great things.
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"Nobody respects the White House," one former campaign aide and Washington operator said.
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So, in some respects, this is just an expression of that larger debate.
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Even though he might not agree with all her policies, Saul respects Keane.
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In a statement, Williams said the company respects the right to protest peacefully.
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"The community relies on, depends and respects their law enforcement partners," Chisholm said.
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The palace expects half a million people will come and pay their respects.
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They blasted the former FBI director as an unreliable witness in other respects.
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That's why it's so disappointing: Chance, in all other endeavors, respects those values.
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Like a stereotypical schoolyard bully, the president respects only those who fight back.
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In most respects Hesse is the perfect subject for a drama-filled documentary.
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" Senator Bernie Sanders recently called Trump "delusional in many respects, a pathological liar.
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We kind of struggle down this neck of the woods in some respects.
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President Donald Trump may not be among those paying their respects at Sen.
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In many respects the NGOs that run the place do a fine job.
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Although in some respects the TFS is underwhelming, in another it is radical.
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"We want to have a government that respects the law," says Mr Kijowski.
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Worshipers flocked here to pay their respects and to see the beautiful architecture.
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Deutsche Telekom respects everyone's trademark rights, but expects others to do the same.
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It is treated like a nation in some respects, but not in others.
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LeBron James respects the classics, including his fully restored 1975 Chevy Impala convertible.
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It's a political ad platform and it's a communication company in many respects.
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It turns out, Alex asked Mer to be nice and…she respects Wilson.
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One that guarantees Israel's security and respects the dignity of the Palestinian people.
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He, too, said he will be focused on whether Trump's pick respects precedent.
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IS THAT REPRESENTATIVE OF HOW YOU VIEW IN SOME RESPECTS WHERE STOCKS ARE?
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I have never heard an expert on China say that Beijing respects weakness.
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Clinton, who is immensely qualified in all respects, become our first female president.
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He both likes and respects the President, and he likes working for him.
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He respects the choice now, and he is slowly learning to get even.
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This kid respects bald eagles, and he wants you to respect them, too.
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Ronaldo differs in some important respects from many of the stories that have
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On piano is Danny Grissett, an admirer and in some respects an heir.
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Trump respects it in other men, like Vladimir Putin -- and perhaps Roy Moore.
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The broad topography of Trump country is, in many respects, easy to trace.
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The Oakland Police Department respects business owners right to serve anyone they choose.
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She was cremated, and there was no place to go and pay respects.
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But it's a different beast in so many other respects, and easier, mercifully.
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Like that aforementioned banquet, "Victoria & Abdul" is in some respects a sumptuous feast.
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In many respects, we no longer have a president; we have an emperor.
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The Russell-Einstein appeal differs from the current declaration in two crucial respects.
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In some respects the late 70s and early 80s inversions merged into one.
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UPDATE: President Obama paid his respects to Harper Lee through his Facebook page.
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In an act of solidarity, fans initially sat in silence to pay respects.
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It respects me enough to trust that I'm smart enough to keep up.
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I think I was just lucky in many respects about my emotional makeup.
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As in other respects, the gastronomic effects of Black Tuesday were not immediate.
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When I think about Applebee's, we are, in many respects, America's kitchen table.
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As Netflix's third-quarter results showed, it is doing well in some respects.
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He's already part of the culture, and the show respects and extends that.
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In many respects, Sundar's job was even harder, expectations to keep Google going.
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"Absolutely he respects women," he said of the Republican presidential candidate in 2016.
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Andrew Cunanan's early years, we learn, were in most respects considerably more complicated.
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"In some respects, my ego says to run," Costello told his local newspaper.
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In some respects, he would represent an unusual choice for the Trump administration.
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" Certeau goes on to say: "Walking affirms, suspects, tries out, transgresses, respects, etc.
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Some European leaders have tried to find a solution that respects migrant rights.
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He journeyed to an ancient capital to pay respects to China's first emperor.
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In many respects, the Knights have taken on the personality of their coach.
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And it can, in a lot of respects, but it doesn't have to.
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In many respects, the facility acts like a newsroom of a major network.
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But success has been limited and, in some respects, the initiative has backfired.
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I am satisfied to report that, in those respects, very little has changed.
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The government says it respects the law and calls such criticisms politically motivated.
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"Nobody respects him; nobody is afraid of him," the operative said of Priebus.
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Harari told The Atlantic recently that in some respects, the future is now.
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But I think we're a better defensive team in many respects — not all.
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The recording is a significant new piece of evidence in a few respects.
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On the one hand, Google wants people to believe it respects all viewpoints.
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In many respects, Bernie Sanders's standing in the Democratic Party field is shocking.
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"I think the president respects people who hold the powerful accountable," Ingraham says.
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It respects no creed – stealing the lives of Jews, Christians and especially Muslims.
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In some respects, that would mean Comcast is bidding against itself for Sky.
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Another person said Kelly respects Miller but is the clear person in charge.
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" In a terse statement Monday, Lam said her government "respects the election results.
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"Of course the President respects the independence of the Fed," the statement said.
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In many respects, contracts for deed and rent-to-own deals are similar.
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Japan has also kept globalization at bay in some important respects, notably immigration.
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In some important respects, the agreement also improves upon the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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" A graphic comes up that reads "We need a leader the world respects.
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In certain respects, it is surprising that Bolton's tenure even lasted this long.
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Maangchi respects tradition, but knows her audience — and therefore isn't afraid to freestyle.
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Each side thinks the other side is idiots and nobody respects anybody's opinions.
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"Actually as a psychiatrist I find that helpful in many respects," he added.
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Collins respects the process of ethics review and is cooperating with the committee.
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We pay Erica our deepest respects as a mother, organizer and freedom fighter.
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She added that the president "very much respects the independence" of the FBI.
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On Monday, Londoners will hit the streets of Soho to pay their respects.
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We're already there, in some respects, but that's a next field of competition.
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" Trump, on what he respects about Clinton: "I will say this about Hillary.
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"There is the potential for an evolutionary payoff in both respects," he said.
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As you know ... Trump also paid his respects Monday in the Capitol Rotunda.
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In many respects, Mullah Rashid embodies the evolution of the Taliban movement in Afghanistan.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS RESPECTS DECISIONS OF CREDIT RATINGS AGENCIES, FOLLOWING RATINGS DOWNGRADE
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In many respects, it is a historic ruling for prisoners' rights in South Africa.
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The service was well-attended, with both Polish and English people paying their respects.
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They were there to pay their respects at an anniversary to remember the victims.
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"The Rooster respects those with strong opinions and a good work ethic," she says.
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Pay your favorite respects to your favorite MC/DJ/beat programmer/computer professor 6.
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Adam Schiff, who also paid his respects to Clapper's service as the hearing opened.
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It isn't stored on a server across the world and it respects your privacy.
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It wasn't just the pornography; the pictures were secondary in a lot of respects.
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These typically younger musicians pay respects to their forebears, albeit semi-ionically at times.
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"America respects the right of all nations to chart their own path," he said.
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No longer will we just hope Moscow respects our sovereignty; we will defend it.
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French startup Snips has been working on voice assistant technology that respects your privacy.
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The recommendation is not binding, however, the culture ministry always respects the body's decisions.
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He also paid his respects to fantasy writer Richard Adams, who died on Dec.
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Giampietro is a highly qualified and talented individual who respects the rule of law.
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The résumés were identical in all respects save for the name of the applicant.
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"In many respects I think investors tend to take reported earnings at face value."
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Eggers respects and fears nature, both the world around us and the wild within.
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"In many respects it was viewed as a legal free-for-all," she said.
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Patterson: Nick is totally authentic, completely unique, unbelievably funny and really respects this world.
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Over 98% of both men and women say, I want someone who respects me.
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In many respects, this is kind of the story of very large social networks.
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Perhaps that he likes and respects politicians to a degree unusual among contemporary writers.
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In some respects, it's incredible it took the UK this long to get here.
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Lawrence, who starred with Yelchin in Like Crazy, paid her respects to his parents.
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Speaking from the steps of the memorial, William offered his respects to the fallen.
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"First, historical forfeiture laws were narrower in most respects than modern ones," he wrote.
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High Klassified: Montreal respects any artist as long the artist represents where he's from.
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"She respects certain aspects of Trump, but in the end Hillary was her decision."
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The product of federal legislation will be compromised, complicated, and, in many respects, unsavory.
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The recommendation is not binding, but the culture ministry always respects the body's decisions.
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She's a professional who respects boundaries and does not want to break the law.
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Many of her friends flew across the country to pay their respects and condolences.
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Curry said he's supportive of Kaepernick and respects his motivations, but plans to stand.
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It's from an anonymous Trump adviser, talking about which foreign leaders the president respects.
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President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump attended to pay their respects in person.
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The Sidewalk proposal respects the principles of responsible use of data and artificial intelligence.
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Dozens paid their respects to Daniel and his family on the funeral home's website.
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A micellar water that cleanses skin, removes makeup, and respects your skin's natural barrier
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I'm honored to have been invited by the Ali family to pay my respects.
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Facebook has launched a marketplace for goods that competes in some respects with Amazon.
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Fans and colleagues paid their respects over social media and in person on Sunday.
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The Cromwells are returning to Halloweentown to pay respects to one of their own.
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Perhaps above anything else, Dishonored feels like a series that respects its own work.
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Lawmakers in France's lower house of parliament paid their respects with a standing ovation.
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I think it's remarkable how similar in some respects Bill Clinton is to Donald.
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In other respects, though, marijuana law enforcement imposes substantial costs on the justice system.
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TikTok said it respects local laws and there was "no basis" for the concerns.
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Or do I accept the offer from the company that respects my medical privacy?
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They will also share some personal words, paying respects to the Mobb Deep rapper.
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After the formal ceremony ended, the public was able to also pay their respects.
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Rick James, who Murphy notably made fun of on Chappelle's Show, paid his respects.
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While Powell said he respects Hillary Clinton, he also had some criticism for her.
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Greece has said it wants to ensure that Hellas Gold respects its contractual obligations.
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Prince Charles traveled across the pond to pay his respects to George H.W. Bush.
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In some respects, it is his war and he has to see it through.
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There is also a small temple for Diana for visitors to pay their respects.
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For the world economy this investment boom is, in some respects, a welcome development.
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"In many respects, we're the challenger," Mr. Portman's campaign manager, Corry Bliss, told me.
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With its lively, sometimes lyrical prose, "Strange Birds" respects its readers' intelligence and sophistication.
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Paying respects The Vietnam vet died with no family members to attend his funeral.
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The public can pay their respects to the 53st president from 7:30 p.m.
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So while he respects his company's decision, he wishes he had more job flexibility.
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French officials visited the cemetery on Friday for a ceremony to pay their respects.
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"His Majesty the King strongly supports and respects the democratic process," the statement said.
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"In some respects, they try to demonize me, and that's really ugly," he said.
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Givenchy apologized in a Weibo statement on Monday, saying it "always respects Chinese sovereignty".
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It's the idea of creating something great in the abstract that the show respects.
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Asked about Scott's run later Monday, Nelson told reporters he always respects his opponents.
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In other words, more qualified than Donald Trump to be president in all respects.
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We can find the means for your economic development that respects the natural balance.
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Those outside the capital will have the opportunity to pay their respects as well.
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"These are quite extraordinary results, in many respects almost wholly unprecedented," Awan-Scully said.
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We even went to the graveyard for a few to pay respects to someone.
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Abdur-Rahim added that she respects that each person has their own design preferences.
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She is symbolic of the woman who recognizes, respects and acts upon her ambitions.
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C.E. fully respects the rights of all people to voice their opinion without interference.
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The firm's actions should communicate to founders that it respects their time and hustle.
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Maybe. But in many other respects it's the same problem that existed under Obama.
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Even so, in some respects the manifesto takes Britain in non-free market directions.
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He said that Trump "understands and respects" the one president at a time policy.
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He has also shown that he respects and values the recommendations of the military.
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He just needs to do his own thing, he says, and Future respects this.
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They don't have 100 years of tradition and ghosts to pay their respects to.
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In some respects, they are far more aware of their surroundings than animals are.
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The so-called Southern Strategy was, in many respects, the antithesis of King's campaign.
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People kept coming over to give hugs and whisper into his ear, paying respects.
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In some respects, this same argument applies to any prejudice — racism, white supremacism, Islamophobia.
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In many respects, these two groups of white voters see the world very differently.
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President Trump visited the Capitol on Monday night to pay respects to his predecessor.
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In many respects, however, the repertoire has remained the same — somewhat bland and soft.
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The Democratic Party establishment is, in many respects, in worse shape than it realizes.
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Well-poised and articulate, she respects marijuana as a sommelier would a fine wine.
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Above all, she respects the bel canto tradition out of which this opera emerged.
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In both respects, outsourcing seemed to offer a means to achieve the otherwise impossible.
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In most respects, "Us and Them" is an orthodox and respectably effective tear-jerker.
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The Nobel is a charade, in many respects, but it's the charade we have.
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Half stayed to work, while the other half went to pay their final respects.
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In some respects, the global system has proved much more vulnerable than many anticipated.
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He also took the opportunity to say that the president respects the Fed's independence.
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While every office is some kind of cult, every group of people respects archetypes.
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However, in many other respects the e-tron is a conventional, mainstream luxury SUV.
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In many respects, Mr. Seyed Emami was an unexpected target of the hard-liners.
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The week was in almost all respects the worst of all worlds for Mrs.
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In certain respects, he said, they may be even more hostile to these workers.
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General Manager Brandon Beane made it official by saying the team respects Boldin's decision.
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"These were and still are iconic Olympic Games in many respects," Bach told reporters.
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Lighthizer argued that NAFTA has not served the United States well in all respects.
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It's clear that women are increasingly not buying Trump's lie that he respects them.
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But they have also outshined Biden in several respects, including coherent messaging and fundraising.
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"Our industry does not respect tradition — it only respects innovation," Nadella wrote on Feb.
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We have a president so proudly offensive that his last respects are spoiled goods.
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Many appreciative fans paid their respects during a four-hour viewing before the funeral.
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Each February, Black History Month recognizes, remembers, and respects black people and black history.
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When taken in context, it is clear that Trump respects and supports our military.
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In many respects, both Putin and Xi face similar, or at least overlapping, challenges.
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The agency said it "appreciates and respects the work and advice of the" board.
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And we point out that in important respects, people in these communities are right.
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"I was in many respects perfectly suited to these kinds of schools," he recalled.
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It was a match-up that, in some respects, made a mockery of statistics.
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Despite this, the administration official said Trump "deeply respects" African states and Africa's citizens.
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In those respects, journalists are vulnerable to the whims of society and government officials.
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Looking Ahead: • In many respects, "Narcos: Mexico" is very much like its previous iterations.
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Facebook respects local laws "when the government actively pursues their enforcement," the document adds.
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Others also have drawn the analogy to Vietnam, at least in some important respects.
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This scrutiny should be accompanied with political engagement and action that respects democracy's rules.
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I think if you equate that to business, it's in many respects somewhat similar.
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The formal ceremonies to name the two craft were in most respects very similar.
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I feel that in some respects, death care workers are almost like cultural anthropologists.
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"I'm lucky in some respects, but health care shouldn't rely on luck," Wanninger said.
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But if Democrats are looking beyond 2018, and if they want to win back the erstwhile Democrats who backed Trump in 2016, they need an outlook that respects borders, takes heed of American individualism, and respects skepticism about taxes and big government.
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"She can't talk about me because nobody respects women more than Donald Trump," Trump replied.
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And, as we saw in New Zealand, it honors no borders and respects no faith.
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He respects and supports the president, but only God will make America great again...FYI.
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The Democratic primary has attracted more attention and is in most respects more thematically interesting.
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Members of the public will be able to pay their respects from 7:30 p.m.
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But this suit, filed by Lyft driver Fernando Villaseñor, is interesting in a few respects.
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Dozens attended a visitation on Sunday afternoon to pay their respects, The Baltimore Sun reported .
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Leaders across Latin America were swift to pay their respects to the towering revolutionary figure.
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Pettis says he respects the hell outta CM Punk ... even with an 0-2 record.
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It possesses its own power and if there's one thing Trump respects, it is power.
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He's unpopular even though objective conditions in the country are, in most respects, fairly benign.
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DESANTIS: Well, it was an act of a friendly nation paying respects to an ally.
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But the last two matches that I have played have been positive in many respects.
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"I truly believe, in many respects, that I'm building the next Wrigley Company," he said.
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It knows it's a video game, and respects the unique possibilities presented by the medium.
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"The Committee respects the President's authority to grant security clearances," Cummings writes in the letter.
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"Senator Reed respects John Picerne and his work on behalf of military families," Unruh said.
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Bosa also said he "respects what [Kaepernick] has done" and apologized for the initial tweet.
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Now Gaza is collapsing in all respects: There are barely any jobs, medicine, or electricity.
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He added that while he respects the justice system, he does not respect the SEC.
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Nonetheless, the announcers said again and again that in many respects AlphaStar was breathtakingly humanlike.
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Is she being edited in a way that she feels respects her voice and intention?
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In other respects too, voters will have a fairly clear choice between the two candidates.
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IN SOME respects, Steve Mnuchin is a typical nominee for the post of treasury secretary.
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But in some respects, electric cars can also be bad for the environment, experts say.
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In some respects, they're the victim of their own success," Power told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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He respects me as a director/writer, and I respect him as an actor/writer.
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A man pays his respects in front of tombstones at Piedrahita's old cemetery on Nov.
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"H&M respects the creativity and uniqueness of artists, no matter the medium," it said.
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A few family and friends filtered in and out of the room, paying their respects.
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His deputy president, William Ruto, said shortly after Odinga's announcement that he respects Odinga's choice.
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"The world respects us not just for our arsenal," President Obama said in his address.
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She respects it, analyzes it, treats it like a business, and ultimately excels at it.
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But many people feel that inequality and social mobility are getting worse in other respects.
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"She can't talk about me because nobody respects women more than Donald Trump," Trump said.
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She may be attracted to Jake, but Tess looks up to, likes, and respects Simone.
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She once worked as an engineer, but casts horoscopes and respects astrology as "solid knowledge".
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In some respects, it resembles a miniature Detroit, marked by unemployment, blight and violent crime.
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In other respects, the latest job report shows a US economy that is doing okay.
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To be fair, it is not a finished product yet in at least two respects.
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Volunteers handed out free water and snacks to those who came to pay their respects.
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Shaun Assael: By the time Sonny died, he was a forgotten champion, in some respects.
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Obama is to visit Orlando on Thursday to pay respects to families of the victims.
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How about you respects its heritage and not walk on it in the first place.
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Masonic lodges resembled other clubs in some respects: members met for lectures and dined together.
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He has said — more than once — that "no one respects women more" than he does.
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Mr. T was one of many celebrity guests who paid their respects at the funeral.
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Bobby's children also got up to pay their respects, including his step-daughter Ally Shapiro.
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News outlets reported that people lined up at the funeral home to pay their respects.
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A series is in some respects more difficult than pulling off two-hour film, however.
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And its size, though beneficial in many respects, makes it harder to trade and manage.
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That reading may prevail at trial, but at this stage we affirm in all respects.
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It also limits children's exposure to potential predators, and respects the children's right to privacy.
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What they're saying: Ford said in a statement that it respects China's decision, per Bloomberg.
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On both days, fans will be able to pay their respects from 9:00 a.m.
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Sylvia Rico echoed Alagic's statements as she arrived at the home to pay her respects.
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College basketball fans gathered on Twitter Saturday to pay their respects for the fallen brackets.
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And, when asked if Trump respects racial minorities, 78% of black registered voters said no.
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New York (CNN Business)In many respects, Libra sounds like the way of the future.
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Hours later, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump paid their respects as well.
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Congress must follow up by asking Mueller in what specific respects Barr distorted Mueller's work.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is paying respects to his late grandparents in the sweetest way.
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William pays his respects to Jack, who adopted Randall and raised him as his own.
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Anyone who wishes to attend and pay their respects to the reality star is welcome.
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But in many respects, it was writing that offered the fullest expression of Fisher's talents.
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Roy later denied the "Becky" rumors, telling PEOPLE she respects "love, marriages, families and strength."
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In many respects, it's the only real marquee title in the current Game Pass offering.
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Dustin clearly respects the guy but he's confident he can serve Khabib his first loss.
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By all appearances he respects the skills and talents of his daughter Ivanka, for example.
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In many respects, Trump's iconoclastic, isolationist stance is much more in tune with popular opinion.
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"In many respects, you know, they honor President Obama," Trump said at a Florida rally.
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In many respects, the most interesting news from Iowa was the strong showing by Rubio.
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Tourists and locals alike have already been flocking to pay their respects at the monument.
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In many respects, these "personal horror stories" all follow the same basic script, Simmons explains.
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Families, parents, grandparents, small children, battle bodies, they come, they pause, they pay their respects.
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Fans are invited to pay their respects at the grave site following a private service.
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Has being a woman held you back in some respects and profited you in others?
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Trump — better placed than Johnson in all these respects — isn't likely to be the first.
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People reports that the public can now pay respects at the pair's mother-daughter headstone.
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The White House also paid respects to Lewis, with a statement released late Sunday night.
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President Trump's Afghan strategy did differ from that of his predecessor in several key respects.
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Wagner's music, Mr. Gutman argued, was in many respects a reflection of his personal ethos.
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"We ask filmmakers to stay away from Israel until it respects international law," he added.
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But the style of policymaking seems set to change in a number of important respects.
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But in other respects the economy will be the second big headache for Mrs May.
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The XZ is, in many respects, a phone that comes too late in the year.
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Just 31 percent of Hispanics and 18 percent of black people say Trump respects them.
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Tian Peiheng, 66, paid respects at her Pomeranian's grave, along with her husband and daughter.
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The JOBS for Success Act respects the dignity of people and believes in their potential.
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There is no easy solution for a society that respects free speech while protecting equality.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy respects the market nature of a possible merger between Fiat Chrysler (FCHA.
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The Kremlin only respects a strong adversary that is willing to stand up to bullies.
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Does it fail in other respects, of course, but we take what we can get.
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Druze from Brih and the surrounding area – uninvited, but welcome – arrived to pay their respects.
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In most respects, though, it's easier to go with the tide than swim against it.
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His forecast differs from NOAA's outlook and that of other groups in some significant respects.
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So Alibaba created a different, in many respects more innovative, product using blockchain-based technology.
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Large crowds continue to gather each day outside the Grand Palace to pay their respects.
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"Nike respects all religions and we take concerns of this nature seriously," the spokesperson said.
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"In multiple respects now, the testimony of Roger Stone appears inaccurate or deliberately misleading," Rep.
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In some respects, at least, Marshall's views fit easily in late-eighteenth-century white Virginia.
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"Right now, Thailand respects human rights no less than any other country," Sansern told Reuters.
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A government that serves its citizens is one that respects the right to religious freedom.
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The first principle demands care that is compassionate and respects the patient's dignity and rights.
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In some respects, this year's nominations could be looked back upon as a watershed moment.
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Despite his earlier comments, Mr. Trump has said that he, more than anyone, respects women.
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He could also be visiting the spot where Mike was killed to pay his respects.
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Members of the public can pay their respects while Graham lies in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Its cofounder wanted the firm's actions to communicate to founders that it respects their time.
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Amazon said in a statement that it respects its employees' right to join a union.
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D&aposSOUZA: To me the party is in many respects is rotten to the core.
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Today, in many respects, a college degree is the equivalent of a high school degree.
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In these respects, Koenig's show seems like so many others made by young white men.
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In many respects, President Donald Trump's 2019 State of the Union Address observed traditional norms.
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And while he thought all locals are kind of untrustworthy, he respects their tribal cultures.
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It's very similar in many respects to the feelings I had when I was 18.
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So it's not different, in some respects, from the robots we've been building for years.
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In which respects did EDM represent the antithesis of those styles, both musically and culturally?
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The Sioux Tribe said Sunday it hopes the incoming administration respects the decision going forward.
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My rape, in all important respects like everybody else's, fits every pattern but my own.
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Unfortunately, the regional legal structure in the Arctic is, in most respects, a blank slate.
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Even so, experts suggest the boycott has been costly for China in some respects too.
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The Flynn "information" filed by the special counsel was curious in a couple of respects.
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In this and other respects, meat allergy is upending longstanding assumptions about how allergies work.
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I was paying my respects to those who died for fascist, racist, hateful, horrible reasons.
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Mr. Cuomo has scrupulously avoided talking about the trial, saying he respects the legal process.
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She respects and loves designers and houses, and we love to show our appreciation back.
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In some respects, majority opinion is supportive of abortion rights, in others it is opposed.
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The Capitol Rotunda will open for the public to pay respects at 7:33 p.m.
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In many respects, even the hardest-hit homeowners recognize that Marfa's transformation has paid dividends.
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Artists including Rrose, Gunnar Haslam, Nicolas Jaar, and Machinedrum are paying their respects on Twitter.
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In some respects, it's never been stronger, with innovations in safety, flavourings, and delivery methods.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — In two respects, this puzzle brought to mind an expression we all know.
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There's been plenty of scrutiny in recent years on how the Roberts Court respects precedents.
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Dozens of neighbors showed up to pay their respects, light candles and console each other.
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He refused to give interviews, but invited journalists backstage after shows to pay their respects.
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You & I, however, have gained much over the years & are making advances in important respects.
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Not Jamie though -- he sat through that whole dang thing and graciously paid respects afterward.
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You could wonder whether someone who keeps that sort of secret fully respects his spouse.
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In some respects, autism's listing in the DSM as a disorder is a good thing.
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"We were very upset so we wanted to come and pay our respects," she said.
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Fans: People were already gathering to pay their respects near the site of the crash.
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He was in some respects, with his inclusive message, the antithesis of President Donald Trump.
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"Normal to want to pay respects- some of victims were British," Macaire wrote on Twitter.
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In certain important respects, this person will do a better job than I am doing.
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In some respects, it is less a proclamation of talent than a meditation on precocity.
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Corbyn was espousing an agenda that in many respects parallels her own Green New Deal.
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The director, Miles Joris-Peyrafitte, making his feature debut, is in some respects very resourceful.
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The facts are different in some respects now, but the stakes would be the same.
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In some respects, taking on Mr. McConnell is not that politically risky for Mr. Trump.
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Vincent Schilling says he respects Chiefs fans and supports their right to support their team.
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He implicitly respects us and our responses, even when those responses are silly or disturbing.
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"EPA always appreciates and respects the work and advice of the SAB," an official said.
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" He previously told Bill O'Reilly, "There is nobody that respects women more than Donald Trump.
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It seems that, in some respects, Trump and Obama are not that different after all.
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I'm so happy she found someone who loves, respects, and values her and her son.
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But Mr. Vinciquerra respects and understands Mr. Rothman: The two men worked together at Fox.
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The city has become a mecca for start-ups, outdrawing Silicon Valley in some respects.
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After working with Buffett for more than 40 years, Munger still respects and admires him.
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I suspect, and I would hope, he respects what we did to win the majority.
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In some respects, though, we are actually much less prepared now than in the past.
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In some respects Brown is more aligned with the President than his opponent, GOP Rep.
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Tewfik travelled from his home in the south of the country to pay his respects.
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Families will visit temples to pay further respects, as well as give food to monks.
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Second, that our system of justice respects, appreciates, encourages and rewards those who come clean.
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Ultimately, this all points to a bigger and in many respects much more disturbing picture.
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With the formal posture of a funeral, we were all here to pay our respects.
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Let's give it back to its rightful owners or at least pay them their respects.
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And it brings into question how much the instinct to memorialize truly respects the dead.
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During the stay, he accompanied his father's eldest brother to pay respects to their ancestors.
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Just after lunch we found what, in some respects, we'd traveled to see: an avalanche.
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He was my university in all respects, sharing his incredible eye for the finest details.
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Frankie respects Yeezy's passion for history ... and thinks speaking out is better than remaining silent.
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Players and staff from the club were also at the stadium to pay their respects.
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Yet Schumer seems, in many respects, to be an unlikely leader for this particular role.
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"In many respects, the political process that's unfolding now is being set on Russian terms."
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Jamie Foxx paid his respects to Muhammad Ali ... and his tribute fit to a t.
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Andre Berto paid heartfelt respects to Muhammed Ali ... and it's clearly a long-held sentiment.
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The poll also found that 59 percent of voters said that Trump does not respect people of color as much as he respects white people, while only 38 percent of voters said that he respects people of color as much as he supports white people.
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Honored and humbled to pay respects to Lt. Mike Murphy and all of our brave fallen.
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In many respects, what's happening at CMC Food today is already a thing of automation's past.
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Beijing respects strength and runs circles around weakness, as it has done to the Obama administration.
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Smartwatches are amazing in so many respects, but one area where they fall short is looks.
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I think he should pick somebody who respects precedent and will not overrule Roe versus Wade.
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The public was invited to file past the casket and pay respects Friday afternoon and evening.
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But the third decision is stare decisis - - court precedent and how much the court respects that.
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The gossip site reported that fans have been coming to the shop to pay their respects.
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Harris says that he respects the Wizard and owes his previous bairdi season to Monte's help.
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He asks if he'd like to pay his respects take and take him to the graveyard.
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Eventually she tires herself out, and I self-checkout to pay respects to the robot overlords.
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But while he's still lacking in certain respects, Edwin does have some interesting functionality at present.
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Celebrities came out in droves yesterday to pay their respects to the late actress and writer.
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Foreign tourists and Turks paid their respects at the site of the attack early on Wednesday.
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In many respects Neil Gorsuch, whose Senate confirmation hearings begin on March 20th, fits that bill.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, some were managed well in some respects and they could be dumb financially.
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French President Emmanuel Macron pays his respects at the Douaumont Ossuary near Verdun, France, on Nov.
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At the end of the open casket service, people patiently lined up to pay their respects.
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It also respects people's decisions, and it will be easier to sell to the American people.
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When we first meet Sam, we're shown how much every student at Glendale High respects her.
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I can clarify, however, that the source summary you provided is not accurate in several respects.
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Ron Fields told WAVE that he flew from Los Angeles to pay his respects to Ali.
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Merz says he respects Merkel and would work well with her if he won the vote.
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But the chair respects the will of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi too much to say so.
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In many respects, this won't be the Fahrenheit 451 you remember from high school English class.
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On some systems, it respects the system-wide dark mode, and on others, it does not.
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The judge began by noting that the new ban differed in certain respects from the first.
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Trina also paid her respects to her Lauren with an Instagram photo she posted on Tuesday.
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Most recently, Clinton told CNN's Anderson Cooper she respects Sanders' decision to finish out the contests.
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Some of the mourners included Rabinowitz's longtime patients who had come to pay their final respects.
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It's entirely possible that we'll have expanded it in some respects and narrowed it in others.
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Those who know them say Mr. Icahn respects Ms. Burns and would like her to stay.
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Whereas in our case, we start with a customer relationship that in many respects is visceral.
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With a change in direction, America could make a virtue of an internet that respects privacy.
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Near the end, many Thais flocked to his hospital to pray and pay their last respects.
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That strength in numbers, in full display on the cover, is something she cherishes and respects.
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It remains close — and in many respects, the atmosphere will now be more unpredictable than ever.
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He's a huge investor, so she respects him and asks him for advice all the time.
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In some respects, there's more closure than we typically get — there's some pretty final-seeming repercussions.
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Wasiu: Every city or scene respects their artists who achieve success outside of their own city.
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In many respects, the focus on the kids makes "Cobra Kai" a solid teen soap opera.
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I march for equality, human rights, & a govt that respects & represents ALL of its people. pic.twitter.
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Cori Bush respects your need to ask the question, but nonetheless, she shuts it down — swiftly.
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Now scientists in Barbados say that, in many respects, urban birds are smarter than rural birds.
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Super Cruise, which is Cadillac's semi-automated driving system, is comparable to Autopilot in many respects.
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"China respects Thailand's exercise of immigration control according to the law," it said in an email.
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"In many respects, Jet's situation reflects the challenges of the Indian aviation market altogether," Strickland said.
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Trina also paid her respects to her Lauren with an Instagram photo she posted on Tuesday.
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Leaders of the BJP were gathering at his home in New Delhi to pay their respects.
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I demand a government that acknowledges, respects and supports women as much as it does men.
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But in some other crucial respects, Mr Anderson's shaggy-dog story is lagging behind the pack.
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On a recent afternoon, PEOPLE counted nearly 200 people visiting the site to pay their respects.
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In many respects it is typical of the immense border shared between the two Asian giants.
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In many respects, the virtual and the physical worlds have indeed run in parallel, never meeting.
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" The firm noted Sports Direct's voting intentions, adding it "respects the views of all its shareholders.
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Designer Victoria Beckham and her husband, soccer star David Beckham, both paid their respects on Instagram.
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CONWAY: -- who respects and takes action daily for the military, for the veterans, and for them.
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Our filing is preliminary in some respects, as the shot clock for filing appeals is settled.
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He's a genius making movies that are not only artistic, but the actual industry itself respects.
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And I also think that he respects his son and lets him do what he loves.
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But as advertisers have gained greater control in some respects, they have lost it in others.
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This series of essays for Polyarchy shows that parties have weakened over time in two respects.
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By tradition, Indonesians practise a syncretic, tolerant form of Islam, and the country respects religious differences.
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John McCain, and the icon paid his respects the best way he knew how: through music.
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With the growing pressure of climate change, nuclear looks like an attractive option in many respects.
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"When you're overweight, your body becomes a matter of public record in many respects," she writes.
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The public will pay respects from 20053:30 AM until 8 PM. What is a catafalque?
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He'll later visit the national cemetery in Seoul to pay his respects to fallen service members.
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And you're going to look amazing as usual with a designer who respects your beautiful size.
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"The government will monitor the situation attentively," he said, adding that Rome fully respects market rules.
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He may be someone who in many respects we would say by our standards is irrational.
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The Bank of Portugal respects this provisional decision, but will immediately request that it be lifted.
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A somber Anderson Cooper paid his final respects to his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, Tuesday in NYC.
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IN MANY respects Britain's mobile-phone market is one of the most successful in the world.
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It's a social law that nearly everyone follows and respects, rarely needing police involvement once implemented.
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That makes it simplistic in some respects, and King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is not
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"For something like this to happen, it's only right that we pay our respects," he said.
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Law enforcement and military officers from across the state came to pay their respects to Hartfield.
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A procession was held Monday night, and Chicago police posted on Twitter to pay final respects.
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In other respects, Falih is likely to usher in a more modern, technocratic and professional approach.
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"Having the choices available on our platform is, in many respects, a no-brainer," Strauss said.
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They are similar in many respects, with sterling resumes, parallel professional experience and strong conservative views.
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A junior ROTC member paid his respects to POW-MIAs, and a baseball fan followed suit.
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